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.C I)KCEMBEir 28, 11)10.- -12 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS nv-n!n- r Bulletin. Ht. 1SS2, No. 12 PAGE? -H- ONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, THUIDAY, Hawaiian Star. Vol.XXIV. No. .1Q - -- bycDtpslniG VfflLLA caHanz... w aleaders slIin REQUEST CROOKED DEAL IN TEUTOtJS APPARENTLY nnST CHIEF TRIES CHINESE Late News At A Glance MADE III CAPITAL OPIUM IS PROBED TO AVOID A DREAK TEN YEARS FOR DYNAMITER DAVID CAPLAN TO PRESS PEACE PLAN, THOUGH LOS ANG ELKS. Cal.; Dec. 2S. David Caplan, alleged to be a member of the union labor dynamiters who set off explosives in the Los Angeles HVE MONTHS AGO Times and the Llewellyn Iron Works plants in 1SH0 and convicted on one BY If. S. OFFICERS 1') years in. count of the indictments against him. was today sentenced to ' VITII RLE Sffil 1A . ' ALLIES DEMAND TIIEIIl the ionitentlary TEO to Have Bilked Plan to Allow Laborers to Enter RAILWAY HEADS RESUME - CONFERENCES Japanese Said Report He?Has Not Signed Pro- BROTHERHOODS AND Hawaii Told Before House NEW YORK. N. Y., Dec. 28. Members of the railway brotherhoods Fellow Countryman Out tocol But Temporizes With and representatives of the railways today resumed their conferences on the of $1000 Papers Declare Berlin's Reply to Yikon Committee demands of the brotherhoods on hours. No developments have been made Paris . Modifications public v It is understood that the railroads suggested that if the Adamson where- ' Details, of a "badger game, Note is Evasion and "Hypocritical ExpzdU That t'.e movement of kwal Chinese law is upheld by the supreme court, the rcntroveisy will be settled on the contained ( AnwUtrd Trn by Federal WirtleM) .which was given an increase in 50 tins supposed to have socioiiM and I.tsinesMiien to seek, Imsis of the award to the switchman's ;.un!on, were used bait" to secure - EL PASO, Texas, Dec. 28. News compromise basis. opium as ent"DefeaUif Rasso Rnmanians Regarded through at Washington, the ad- on a . hav- hat been recti ved here that two of action $1000 from a local Japanese, and greatest military leaders, mission of Chinese laborers here was ing all the earmarks of the now fa- Carranza's actively at the national ALLEGED BOM R DENIES CONSPIRACY ' as Complete f Gen. Luis Herrera and Col. Manuel proscjted no knowledge a mous capital J'.ve months a no was learned SAN FKANCISjCO, Cal., Dec. 28. That he had of swindle,' through (ue killed at the order con-at- e, have leaked out Orozto, havo been S;ar-Bulleti- bombing conspiracy was the testimo ny today of Charles C. Crowley, yestsrd-i.- ' by the . local Japanese press. The alleged of Gin. "Pancho Villa after he had agent of the German consul called by the defense In the trial WASHINGTON, D. Dec; 28. Austria's reply to Wilson's secretary, Last August W. II. Hindle,: who has fidential deal is being investfgaled by V. S. C, Pre$idnt conqiered Torreon. Villa's of German Consul-Genera- l Franz Bo pp and his associates. According to suggestion for an outline of terms of peace was received at the state de- -- Garcia, said to have been killed also just left for Washington with Farm prosecution, Crow- - Marshal Jerome 3. Smiddy and the is the testimony of Louis J. Smith, st ar witness for the partment this afternoon. . " at the same time. Cornn, Mas in Washington partly on ley was directly involved in the cons piracy with consular Officials to vio-shi- ps U. S. attorney's office. private and appeared on If sufficient evidence is gathered business carrying munitions Allies. t en-tm- n late American neutrality by destroying to the WAS 1 1 1 X ( IX, I . '.. I h'v. LS. Tlui t ( icrnm n v has an i n SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 28. August 23 at a formal hearing before m actively the dypa- - the matter will be presented to the H Smith claimed that Crowley was the an who enfineered says tti for 'lenlativo disrusHioii Carranza telegraphed today to the a subcommittee of the l ouse commit- mite jobs. federal grand jury, District At of making Pirsidfiit Wilson nuilinm Mexican consul here, Senor Beltran, tee on territories. He represented torney S. C. Huber. Already Huber of 'narv negotiations is nnlerstoMl in well-infonue- tl circles here to Iloro-lulu- , viewed a of persons that Gen. Murrjula, one of the Car- thV Tn ted Chitse Society of FLOOD OF GOLD POURS INTO U. S. has mter numler t lit It U'came known toila v, ami ..widely cominentetl niMin. bearing signed ly professing to know something about lo vast'. ranza commanders, has retaken credentials NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 2S. With a deposit of $33,fH).lfO(irt in gold by will jM'tniit Ihe road to negotiations to U' prominent local Chinese, and showing Philadelplila. assay the deal, but he says that the atrair that liermany nt jtvare the Morgan lianking Company with the New York and a. that on August 4 he was named to Importation of gold ever came today. has a number, of angles and that It Mocked by a'lvfnsal of tht' Mntenti' Allies to niter into conferemtv offices, the largest day's recorded bring WASHINGTON, D. Dec. 29. represent all the Chinese in Hawaii Of this J33.OO0.O00, $2.'.,000 was in the form of American eagles the Wedtical may take some little time to without a knowle'tlge of her terms. C a head. irior SHI be sev- on the ian favored. gold shipped to in April, 1904, . as part payment of the $40,000,000 paid the matter to j arisen, (Jerniany is Whether communications Paris by In the drplomatic nianenvering which has ered, by the United States with the Thv in aring !ieffro the house sub-ccmmt- te by the United States to the old French Panama Canal Company in se- According to stories told those interviewed by the U. S. attorney, planning to so handle heri.'Mints as to secure a road to the negotia- Carrarlza government depends largely goe i fully into the . re- curing Uncle Sam's rights to the canal. The gold reached here in the Japanese arranged to sell ver tin f the 1'ntentc l'owers.to move until the Teu- upon the answer to the last United quest Uy the rhin le. A lon peti- same boxes as it went to Paris in The total 191C gold imjorts low three local tions 50 of, opium Japanese, 1 request, ana So- amount to 5678,000,000. i - tins to another tons have given some concrete evidence of what Ihey are prepareti States made to Carranza tion, iig.ied by the United Chinese - payment bearing upon conclusions of imme- ciety, Yee Yap, president, was filed, the consideration being the do toward hringihg an'eud to the war and adjusting international $1000 upon delivery of the tins diate arrangements for border safety. going into the history of the Chinese RAINFALL PASSES NORMAL FOR MONTH of the relations. . Jn this note the United Stats calls on dwelling on present business At 2:30 this afternoon 1.22 inches ot rain had fallen since yesterday and the payment of another $,1000 here and recipient of opium had . It had leen forecast that the Carranza either to sign or to repudi- and agricultural conditions. The pe- noon, maKing a total of 5.43 to date for the month. From C o'clock this after the the rending protocol. i morning, when the present began, inches have fallen. The nor- disposed of.it. v Lntente group would lase a re ate the Carranza's tition t onclude i in part as follows: rain M e Arrangements u-er- made, the story answer was put in the hands of Sec- are mal for the month is 3.39. . Rumanian Defeat fusal on the fact that the tlerman 'The foregoing statements made . retary Franklin K. Lane, member of goes, whereby the three Japanese with a .iew to endeaor, if possib'e, met the fourth at a House in Kewalo projosals are too vague to receive the Am;rlcan-Mexica- n joint commis- the government of the United YOUNG CHINESE SEEKS TO BECOME LAWYER consideration. that I Wong, young man, filed in supreme one night about three weeks ago. The sion, this afternoon. It is of .eight loon Wo a local Chinese the M States of America, rnd the republic were placed on table and The Teutons, is now under-sttMx- l; typed oases and will be made public special court this afternoon his application for. a license to practise law in the r0 tins the VirtualiiComplete it of China, can enter into a e McKinley the buyer handed over $1000. At ai-- willing jierniit con- when Lane communicates with the agreement for the territory of Ha- courts of the territory. Wong is another high school alumnus to a American commissioners. who has made good. After finishing at McKinley he entered the law de- that point another Japanese, believed fident ial exchange broad, tenta- waii; that Chinese laborers may be - (Asfioristrd by WirrflMn) of It is understood that it contains sug- partment.of Northwestern university and was graduated recently. Prior to to be a confederate- of the sellers, Prei Fdrl admitte.l to the islands; that the same rushed Tin shouting, "Here are the po- BERLIN, Germany, Dec." 28. The tive terms through President Wil- gestions or modifications carefully the-Chines- e returning to Hawaii he was admitted to "the bar of Illinois. privileges be accorded to Russo-Rumanla- re- to lice, we are caught," whereupon there defeat of the is son if necessary to hridge the gap worded so as avoid a break with race as to other nati. ns of Oriental Japan- garded as completed. The Teutons the United elates. SUITS BROUGHT AGAINST TH TEE CONCERNS was a general scramble of the which now threatens to prevent ra'ce." ,, ;' ese to get out of the room. But there early today captured 3003 more of the .' t A" Mexican official statement says Dep.ity Attorney-GeneraL- H. Heen filed in circuit court this now cooped the assemblage of penec delegates. . Throtujhout the hearing it was em- of were no police. . . defending forces, who are .that "The door to further negotiations actions against the Koolau Rubber Company, the People's Store thft gov, . ' ' Japanese was buy In a smart portion of the northwest- Intimations have reached - . phasized that chief benefit of such When the who to , jjaft- not been closed.. the Wailuku d the Maui Vulcanizing Company, the complaint being that they V - would be opium ern part of Rumania, turrounded on statement of thjs m m Chinese labor immigration present to the treasurer of the territory annual exhibits of the the returned to the house botn eminent that a n industry islands." failed to opium money disap- three tides by Teuton armies. a to the rice in the state of affairs of their business due CO davs after December 3 lf 1915. the and the had position will soon le cominunicat-ei- l i was presented peared. Sralddy . In ji i mil iinii iin The petition also Circuit Judge Ashford has signed penal summons citing the defendants Marshal has his to the United State's. p Offl-darrepo- comm.'ttee, on terri- possession a partially filled j 28. rt to the house - : tin with BERLIN, Germany, Dec. appear m ms on . . . v- . "- court January t, opium MAYitMiIlw tories. X. '- !' whicbs is alleged to be one of early today says that both . In anjer to a question by Congress- HARBOR BOARD CONSIDERS THIRD ENGINEER the 50 tins.'. ;lt was turned over to east and west fronts- - are compara- man Brumbaugh, Hmdie said: "The i larbor commissioners who closeted themselves at 2:25 o'clock this af- the district attorney's office by one tively quiet. In the big Wallachlan Paris Pre; ASaEKU LOANS Chinese will be bound. by this agree- ternoon to discuss a third englnetr to serve with George W. Armitago of the Japanese interviewed in con campaign by the Teutons against the with deal. . - ment, if any of thera come to Hawaii and O. H.'Cere on the board which will insect Piers 8, 9 and 10, ha not nectlon the Rumanians' there Is nothing new. for the purpose of lajocr, never, under reached a decision at 3 o'cIock. The board announced itself as a commit- Rimincul Sarat has been captured. ; n Answer any circamstanres.-ta- enter the United tee of the wholetand no minutes were taken, the object of the session being Northeast of Do'ran lake,-o- the Ma- Germany's Ners published Wednesday of thj States of America."- - ; j to consider qualifications of various engineers to serve on the board. Both cedonian front, another Knglish at- choosing of 12 cities for farm loan WOMAN ARRESTED the engineers chosen are at the meeting. tack was made, but was repulsed. T Hindi's return Washington, of (AMOriated Pre 'f . I pnks lends additional interest to tLe F4erl Wirtlf) " Cornn, is be- Washington ' by Farm l'AUIS, France, Dee, S, following despatch: more active press- FIRST SUGAR FREIGHTER LEAVES NORFOLK cials- lieved to forecast i WASHINGTON, D. Dec American-Hawaiian'- s Morning pajKirs of Paris are. C. ing of the objects set forth in the pe- First of the sugar freighters to start Trora the an- FOUND TO BE MAYOR CONSIDERS Oer-manv- 's of the farm loan board Local say that they Atlantic coast for the islands via Panama, the Minnesotan, Jeft Norfolk, IS unanimous in pronouncing nounced Thursday that more than tition. Chinese have received substantial encourage- I Tirginia. today according to advices received this afternoon by the . Mer answer to the United 50,000 farmers have applied for mort- Exchange. P. Morse, general agent in Honolulu for the line, gage aggregating approximately ment tiom Congressman Burnett, chants' C Sates a jolite refusal to comply loans qom-mttte- e, Floridan, of the immigration said he believes the Minnesotan has been substituted for the APPOINTEES s. $150,000,000 or more .than 17 times the chairman tlEl' with .President Wilson's Hitgges-tion- and others ; which was designated with the Texan and Mexican to carry island sugar COLD IN DlEATH amount of money which will be im- to San Francisco for transshipment to New York. The Minnesotan is com- mediately available for loans upon the 22 a in- ing here direct via the canal, and should arrive about January with resignation of Lorrin An- The Matin says: "(Jerinany ; .With the organisation of the 12 farm loan SCH0FIELD BUNGALOWS full cargo of. coal, 9000 tons, for the Pearl Harbor naval station. the banks. Most of the applications have drews and S. P. Correa as memoers tentionally reverses terlns of NEARING COMPLETION Examination By Hospital Man be- 'come from the South and West; of the Civil Service Commission Wilson's note. The enemy is at- "Although the location of the banks Shows Prisoner Booked as cause of their election to the legisla- tempting to hootlwink us." ' be--? Rapid work which has been done SURVEY RESOLUTIONS OF ture, Interest has been aroused as to probably will not be announced BELIEFS The Petit Parisien declares : . 1 1, of fl- Drunk is Really Corpse who their successors will be. fore December 20, It was said Thurs- upon the v reply is day almost immediately after eers quarter's at Schofield Barracks Mayor John lane said this morning ''The not direct nor is it that -- 'organization the banks wiuld find It which are how nearing completion, The arrest of John P. Kekaula this that he had net come to a definite de- a loyal answer to the American necessary to issue, bonds for practical- has be 3.1 the cause of considerable morning on a charge of first degree cision but it is understood that his suggest ions. is only a hyK- - IS UNNECESSARY R0MR1SREAD It ( ly their entire capital stock to meet comment. ; ; murder brought out the story of a selection will' be W. J. Sheldon and critical exjedient. It ignoi-e- s Wil- the demands of borrowers. The buildJngs, which are of bunga- remarkable arrest made by the police Edward Fogarty. Noa W. A lull will son's suggestions that (Jerniany ; The rate of interest on londs is a low cottace type, stand on the high Christmas night that of a dead wom- be reappointed. : cim-missicne- rs t he subject now engaging the board's at- ground at Cfstncr and present a pleas A federal survey of the schools in It was "Resolution Day' Vat the an who was taken to the police sta- The appointment of the new state the onditions on which tention. It Is thought that it will not ing appeaivice according to many Hawaii is net necessary, asserts Can't. Rotary Club, - President Towse call- tion, formally charged with drunken- will te made the first of will accept peace." exceed five per cent and may. be as comments fd&ie upon them. L. G. Blackman. principal of the Ho- ing on the members for their New ness and placed in a cell after life January by the mayor to be approved f-- mem- resolutions and reading one ' low as 4 2 per Four r.elr quarters lor company nolulu Military Academy antl Year's had left her body. by the board of supervisors, and theTe u n cent' many of resolu- nTv:Tnv f' tw officers anc for others for field of- ber of cne board of school commis- himself. Through the The woman was Twrs. Kekaula and is thought to be little doubt that Va Honolu- ine omciai text arrivea loaay ficers of th Cavalry will be com- sioners. tions ran the sentiment that the husband is now accused of being both Sheldon and Fogarty will be the EUROPEAN BANKING fed- lu should for good roads. Other of (Jermany's reply" to President" pleted in arch. There is little doubt that a work responsible for her death although new nUmbers. , . INTERESTS TO WORK eral survey 'would be a very good sentiments concerned furnishing more scout the idea. Another change that will take place Wilson's note suggesting a state- amusement visitors; taking a the police generally WITH FEDERAL RESERVE thing, bays Capt Blackman, "but I for Mrs. Kekaula was found about 10 in the city hall the first of the year is ment of peace terms. Assertions If there more active part as individuals, In resignailon of Fldwara Woodward, ; do not think Hawaii needs it o'clock Monday night on King street the NEW Y0EK STOCK civic cooperating with are made in oflicial quarters that - was one, however, the. investigators affairs; imbHc secretary to Mayor Lane. Woodward AuMK-Utf- near ?ua lane, lying under , the t Trt by Federal WireW) officials; endowing a bed j. no commnnirations WASHINGTON, D; Dec. 29. MARKET TODAY i would be surprised at and pleased with at th eaves of a tenement, house. The would not say this morning why he contiilential C, Children's hospital; realizing fully re-rerv- (lerard The authorization for federal e educational conditions as they exist Dollce were notified and thinking she was resigning except that it was with from Ur S. Ambassador the. Honolulu' rapidly-growin- g York to" appoint Following closing prices of in Hawaii today They would find that is a brought in, book-- . the approval of the mayor. It has accompanied German note. bank n New art the city responding was drtuik they her the England agent will in all on tha New York market t that the standard in Hawaii is higher and to its needs. Tor been learned, however, that he has the Bank of stocks V'ernoft,' quoting figures or ed her intoxication and carried her likelihood be followed similarly by day, sent by tht Astbclated Press over than ne might expect, taking into II. E. the below. been asked to be clerk of the next leg- ( presidential Japan, China and Australia. the Federal Wireless consideration the condition's teachers the election, declared that Frank Stevenson, emergency hospit- islature and is giving up his present y. reelected-- by Yester-Toda- are laboring under and the tremendous Wilson has been the saw police carry the position to accept the offer. German Papers of voice of people, governor al assistant, the PARIS, France, Dec. 29. The ap- day. alien Mopulation. the that the woman down and thought her of Hawaii is the appointee of the stairs pointment of a Bank of England agrnt Alaska Gold ...... 10 11 "Personally, I do not think the appearance strange for a drunken per- ALLEGED CHINESE J president, both fact" by the federal reserve bank of New American Smelter ...... 103 104 survey needed;1 if is desired and this and the son. Capt. Kamahu, on duty is but it dignity of the office should be suffi- He asked A Laudatory r.iind York will likely be followed by the American Sugar Rfg. . . 109'2 109 undoubtedly De while. to see GAMBLERS LET GO it would worth cient to prevent unfair, nagging and at the time, to be allowed her. conclusion of a similar arrangement American Tel. & Tel 125'a 125 We have notainf to hide in our and a few minutes later he reported to '. petty criticism of the governor. The : BY JUDGE ASHFORD with the Bank of France. : Anaconda Copper ...... BOVz B2Va schools and the greater the publicity the captain that the woman had been (AsuocUtrd Prea Wire1i) resolution in which . he set this forth br r4rl Atchison l04'4 it some 2S.--Ge- rni ....104 ' regarding their work the better was greeted with general applause. A dead time. liKULIX, Germany, Dee. Baldwin Loco. 57 60 captain's sister-- "Lee Chin and 35 other Chinese, JAPANESE EMPEROR ..... will be Jorn concerned.' feature of the day was the presenta- Mrs. Kekaula was the any 's answer to the Unitetl ; Baltimore & Ohio ...... 83H 848 in-law was charged with being present at a "The federal government does not tion to each club member of a photo- and the victim's sister OPENS PARLIAMENT Bethlehem Steel 505 She gambling game, . were declared not States, insisting that the Teutons ..t know tfhat we are doing in Hawaii in graphic group Rotary of- standing at the desk at the time. Calif. Petroleum ...... 25 of the Club guilty by Circuit Judge Ashford to- peace, WITH SHORT ADDRESS 24j the way of education, and for this rea- ficers, within the Rotary wheel, fainted vhen the word was said. are ready to discuss has Canadian Pacific ...... 165'4 167 the of the dead woman how day. The defendants were arrested - son I would welcome a survey." New Year cards of Rotarian Roscoe The sister caused a good impression on the (Spprial Cable to Xippn C M. & St. P. (St. Paul) 9Vt 914 charges husband beat the in a raid by police and detectives aft- Jiji) ; Capt. lilackman thinks the expenses W. Perkins. V that the press according to news-paje- r 28. 3Sth Colo. Fuel & Iron 44'4 45'4 er the officers had smashed down a generally, TOK'O, Japan, Dec. The ...... of a survey should be met by wife severely at times and that such ' J 62!'2 feJeral to get the room comment. sessloa of the Japanese parliament Crucible Steel 59H the legislature. assaults were the cause of the. death. locked door into was formally opened today by Em-Ier- or Erie Common ...... 34 34i RESCUING PARTY FAILS Dr. R. G. Ayer. police surgeon, says, where it wag alleged gambling was Only the anti-America- n newspa- a ad- General Electric ...... woman died of fat- going on.- Yoshihito. He made short 166167 CARVALHO MEETS DEATH IN SEARCH FOR 200 however, that the pers show a disposition to dissent, dress to the tncmbers of both houses. General Motors .. ...4...... ty degeneration of the heart. The prosecution's evidence consist- Ger- ' 118 LINER particularly on the point that l'rince Tokogawa was elected presi- Great Northern Pfd. ... 1174 NEAR MORNING PASSENGERS ON The iwlice rerort that the victim ed of the battered door, a box full of N. 121 119 AIEATHIS many will cooperate after the war of house peers and . S. Inter. Harv J...... drinking very heavily Christ- dent 'the of had ben Chinese checkers, a button, Ijimida was chosen, as speaker of Kennecott Copper . . . i .." 44'8 454 TOKIO, Japan, Dec. 28 Members mas day and night. and a stool. Attorney Lorrin Andrews, in an international movement to the chamber of deputies. It was an-.- .. Lehigh R. R...... 794 80 Arthur Carvalho, a brakeman in the of the rescuing party which started Sheriff Rose ha3 ordered a thor- representing the defendants, contend- abrogate armed strife. These pa- - nounced that R. Mtzuno, a member New York Central ..... 104 1044 employ of the Honolulu Plantation from the coast of Japan to search for ough investigation. ed that the Chinese game of checkers yers are, of opinion that any Pennsylvania .. 56?a j56H Companv, was killed this morning the passengers Maru, statements only the of the nouse of peers, had been named ...... of the Hankaku In conflict with these is a contest of skill and one that by intoler- as assistant minister of the depart--. Ray Consol...... 25'2 26H near Aiea. He was 29 years Old and the coastwise steamer which went to is the information furnished by City two persons may play.; The court interference America is ment of the interior. Southern Pacific .. . 96 974 Is survived by his wife and three the bottom off Chefoo in the Yellow Attorney Arthur M. Brown to Circuit held that the prosecution had not able. - Studebaker 104H 109'4 children. He was a member of the sea, have given up hopes of finding Judge Ashford, who has issued a war- proved that a gambling game was be- A 'reply has been handed to the . 221 society and the funeral will JPLANS FOR NEW KALIHI Texas ...... 222J2 Lusitana any of the passengers, and it is rant for the arrest ot John Kekaula. ing conducted. , Swiss minister along the same Union Pacific ...... 147 148 be under its auspices at Aiea, In- thought that the boat went down with Hawaiian, the charge being first de- Star-Bulleti- n as reply to President f - PUMP ARESEWG DRAWN U. S. Steel ...... 105! 4 10754 formation obtained by the all on board. There were more than gree murder. ing witnessed the beating and kicking lines the $v U. S. Steel Pfd...... 120 11974 was that a --telephone pole fell 200 passengers on the liner. Kekaula is charged with having of the woman, tvamiola affirms that Wil.wm Switzerland having given pro-pose- emergency hos- Plans and specifications of the d Utah ...... I...... 99?8 101 '2 upon him. beaten and kicked Lizzie Maluna, a when he visited the Germany a note similar tf that o? extra pump for the Kalihl Western Union 96 1 96?4 BOOZE WAS THE CAUSE sister of Mrs. Daniel Kamahu, on De- pital Lizzie Maluna was pronounced the United States.; ' 3 pumping plant are being drawn up by Westinghouse ...... 5514 56V8 A gift of $500 has been received by cember 23. The woman was removed dead. Mrs. Kamahu affirms that of the the Koran Jajuku, : a Japanese girls OF NIOLOPUA'S DEATH to the emergency hospital in a criti- when she viewed the body it wa3 Harry Murray, superintendent COUSIN DIES4 water department, and will be ready Bid. fEx-drvldon- JUnquotad. boarding school . at Wailuku, Maui, cal condition and died shortly after covered with bruises. . TWAIN'S present to the Oahu Loan Fund from B.-- Dillingham, according to Nunu Niolopua came to his death as a result of her injuries. The warrant of arrest is returnable to Ac- - ;v';: , in Honolulu from Tuesday through own Accompanying City Attorney Brown's at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. : Cocmission ' within a .' week. The sugar advices received his carelessness Dec, , emergency Cal., Dec. 28 the Valley Island. The school ac- and Intoxication when he fell from an information are affidavits of Kamiola, cording to City Attorney Brown, the TUCSO. Ariz immp to be iBed for in SAN FRANCISCO, Clements, cousin of Mark an of the present junits break Sugar: 9C degrees test, 3.14 cents. commodates 50 girls, some of whom auto truck and was run overaccording Lizzie Kamiola and Mrs. Kamahu. all case will be presented to the terri- case - Friday, January 5. here today. V down. ' ' Previous quotation, 5.02 cents. are homeless orphans. to a Verdict of the coroner's jury today. Hawaiians, in which they allege hav- torial grand jury on STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, THriiSDAT; DECEMBER 28. IOIiI.

FIREPROOF DRAW JURYT.1EH Y. W, C. A. PLANS Pastor McVey IMORMLS BOARD IS NAMED Also a Captain FOR 1917 TERM FOR RECEPTION TO STUDY PIERS In Reserve Corps WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY One hundred one persons were JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 1281 " and elected In Circuit Judge Ashford of the various clubs of the Wednesday- of George W. Armitage, engineer with court Jury duty durinp .Vembers Militant Cierpman Receives With the arrival at c today for the extension department of the Y. W. (.'. Ellis Josephs with his visual collec- the construe ting ipirtenraster's de 1917 term of the local circuit court, A. will entertained by the Y. W. Commission No Other Min- strange ail partment. United States army, and.G. tti being trial jurymen If tion of creatures from When business or shop- chosen as and C. A. on Friday evening at the asso- ister in U.S. Possesses the corners of the earth, the. zoo at H. Gere, engineer with the; Bishop Save yourself worry. Let 23 as members of the territorial Rraml building. Among the estate. Unlay; accepted, the request of ping becomes - ciation features Kajiolaai park was materially added unbearably . Jury. '..- :' lis do your of the evening will be two reels of Rev, Charles H. McVey, pastor of to by Supervisor Den Hollinger. who the harbor board fcr fheir services In Kach of the three divilon pelectd one examining upon con- monotonous and you feel moving pictures, of which will' be Cn-o- anti-vic- e cru- purchased an American !lack lear, and reporting tiie .'2(1 as Uial jurors. The mem- Kalihi church and x, ierson comic and tr.e other a dramatic act. sader yesterday received by maii two drill monVeys, three capuchin dition of Piers 9 and 1. bers of the new grand jury have been A Ha- A member, yet be appoint- the need of at least a few double quartet from the; from Washington his commission as monkeys, two sapajou monkeys, and third to notified to be In court at 10 o'clock will dur-ii:- g ed, will up board, which waiian Girls' t'lub ntertaJn captain in the Officers' Reserve Corps. one spider monkey, the first and last make the moments' c h a ng e, rest n the morn ins of January 8. They the evening, and the (iirls Guar- was decided for yesterday' afternoon Roast MeVey took some being iiabies. Josephs threw in a ing room. the examination will meet in Judge Coke's court dian Society ; will with a - after the statement from J. G. MoM feature ago. expert- - par;:or :me Canadian r.eese and prom- and stimulation, the Juriir fVka tumr have heen . noti "Dance the Brownies." XIjss weeks he hs had wide gan that he had falsified concerning of Esther ence as a f the regular ises io bring back rrcm Australia a fied to be In court at 10 o'clock on the M Kinley give .a recita- member the wall's going out had been re;id. for Your Kahn of will army, of the Philippine Constabulary, female kangaroo to replace the one January 9. ; niornin; of The Jurr.rs tion. For the first time, in the his- killed herself leaping against the Kd Lord declared today that the Whitney's Judge Anh-ford'- n of the National Guard and of the I. that strong It for Jude and tory of the association the Pianola will bars of her cage. wall is just as as ever was; divisions need not appear until a program. S. seertt service. His commission in that the tact that it has bulged out dlitv Inn be usvT in Games will be reserve corps him to a notified among the entitles Wit- in "places is no sign it had been leatured, them being jtotato de- church, Palama, officiating. that grand jury is com-jKise- d captaincy of the line, and the war New Years The territorial l aces, sack races, a ud these wili be .Mrs. Waialeale aii- - weakened thereby. He still declares, partment, in forwarding the commis- nesses. Hattie of the following: by a folk dance and a grand Mrs. S. K. Kamaioplli. however, that the anchorage system just meets your require- Cam-lx-1- 1. sion, adds the memorandum that he Harold H. Girfard. MarMon march. ; WADELL-KAIAM- De- by which the board hoped to bind the is the only clergyman, in the Pnited In Honolulu, ment, jits dainty fountain J. A. Templeton. K. W. Atkinson. Following out the Christmas spirit 1 Wad-i- t well is useless. States who has a line commission as cember 26. Wiiliam K. J, f'ogarty, P. K. Richardson; C. (i. the acsot iation is tendering the party and; Mrs. Kalola Kaiama, Rev. Fa- The wall could bulge out, .he says, confections, warm lunch- lUjckiiH, Jacob Lnlo.'Ivl Towst. Kotj-e- it to the girls who have so generously cata:n. without going out entirely, and he e Dinner "I am, prouder ther Pliiliijp Bloni of the Catholic eonettes teas and restful l.aw, G. F. Kenton. Jr., II. P. Ber-t-f aided in giving presents to the unfor- 'of than almost offieiating. that this Is what be believes anything I clergyman- - cathedral, Witnesses. ln)i.nn. J. P. Child. A. (lartenberg. tunate on Christmas. During Christ- have." says the is the condition. . Other engineers in- atmosphere serve as tonic '.r believe in preparedness and ev- Rev. Father Tlrich Taube and Rev. Oliver II. Walker, llans H, Kohler. mas "week the Normal school girls ot in Father Martin. terested in the job intimated likewise for both mind and body. W. H. ' ery citizen of the I'nited States being today, but preferred to. wait for the J. n. Hertsrhe. WO. Harnhart. the Hookipa Club visited the immi- MARTI N-- A I A M A In Honolulu. De- I able to handle himself in a military report of board of investigation Chalmers. E. C: Winston. K. Krntiss. gration station and presented the boys 26. 19 10. Martin the emergency." cember Hilarion to determine on of Rawley's Pure Ice Creams, J. II. Hons. Charles II. Krazler. and girls there with three indoor base and .Miss Helen Kaiama. Rev. Fath- the condition the LOVE'S BISCUIT AND jur- wall. Study will probably have to be The follow ing,.were fllected as balls r.nd four tennis balls. The girls er Vlctorinus (Uaesen of the Cath a Specialty. BREAD CO. : made below the water line to deter- ors for Judge Ashford's division: showed the men the way to the game olic-cathedra- officating. Witnesses, Thomas. (Jill, James Brown. Arthur of baseball and In one hour some of I VITAL mine on the exact status of the wall. STATISTICS .1. M:rquez and Francisca Kerande. Hotel Phone -1 W. Nux, men had never near Fort Howe. 0. P. de la James the who before playeJ ROIKRIGPEZ-LOPE- Z In Waialua. Oa- I P. Robinson. M. k. Hulu. George baseball .were sliding to second base BORN hu. Dec. 24, 1916, Juan Rodriguez CHARLES WINCHESTER K. Hruns. Daniel H. King. John P. like Ty Cobb. The girls are now. mak CARVALHO In Papaikou. Hilo. Ha- and .Miss Consueia lonez. Rev. Fa .XI.. Os- - Ing DIES: OLDEST MEMBER CoMurn III, L. Keaunul. C. P. an effort to secure did tennis balls waii. Dec. IS, 101 f., to Mr. and Mrs. ther Sebastian Konze, pastor of thej , borne, Harry IJ. Myhre. P. Fer- for distribution at the ktation. V. A. Carvallio, a son Raymond Waialua C.itholic church, officating. OF WATER DEPARTMENT Uick-erto- n. high JC0..JC0.:JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0ij nandez. Asa Jacobgon. .Spencer The school girls! brought down Godfrey. Witnes?es. Thomas Simener and Charles Ihmann. John Harry the girls from Xlanoa &nd gave them BURGESS In Honolulu. Dec. 22, 191 fi, K. Winchester, the' oldest o " Salvador .Martinez. Chajds o l.yman P. George. all a party at the association. . .. : - The De-cemh- Jones, Robert to Mr. and .Mrs. Rodney K. Bur- NORTON-FOSTE- Tn er member of the water department, died O Hawaiian girls visited; Honolulu. Asam. Richard Cheatham. Thomas R. the Lunaliio gess of Ranhster road, Kalihi, a 2:?. 1916, Dana Norton and Wednesday afternoon at his home. K. Home and presented the. inmates with a Mcflulre, Eugene Allen, Nelson son Rodney.' Mrs. Alverda H. Poster. Rev. John Kuak'ini st reet, following a month's o p presents. Club La-hain- Uaker Infing, .Will C. King. Charles The Chinese Girls' KAAA in Hoaolnlu, Dec. 22, 19HJ, to H. illness. Winchester was born a, adopted a family day Williams minister pro tern of at o B. Wilson. Clwrtes h. O'Sulllv'an. for the and the Mr. and Mr. Joseph K. Kaaa of t'entral Union churhe. officiating. Maui, and was 58 years old. The following were selected a jur- girls presented nine children with an 1035 Morris lane, Palama, a daugh- His wifa died six years ago.. Surviving ; a entire wardrobe. Postal cards were Witnesses. Juliette M. Atherton and 6 ors for Jtge Whitney's division: ter. : Jessie H. Williams. him are his brother, William H. Win- o Alfred K. F. Yap. Krnest V. Scares. also sent out to "shut-Ins- " on the o fQT: FULLER In Dec. 21. 1916. chester, and a nephew, Charles W. who are being looked Honolulu. Albert A. Auyong. David Kahaleaahu. mainland after to Mr. and Mrs. David P.' Fuller of Winchester, Jr., both of Honolulu. o by Sunshine Society. V DIED Lang. the - Horace E. Crabbe, Charles E. Queen street extension,- Kalihi, a HUMMEL In Iyoudonville. O., Dec. The funeral was held this afternoon d p Lud-Ingto- n. club, the Girls' So- Lyman R Bigelow, Charles C. Another Guardian son. 3 o'clock undertaking par- ciety dressed up a handsome doll and 21. 1916, G. Hummel, retired tanner, at at the W. T. Raposo, George E Gall. SI LVA- -- 1 M. E. presented it to a crippled Chinese n Honolulu, Dec. 9. 1915. to .S4 yeirs old; father of F. G. Hr.m-mel- ,: lors of Silva and was attended o Joseph Fernandez. Christopher Iewis. Mr. x ud Mrs. Josej)h Silva of Sing .nanager by officers and members of Court 6 Lynch, Pong child. The Wakaba Kai Club pre- of the Mut. Telephone p James P. David Kanuha, Loy i ad. M;liili, a son Carl. Company Camoes No. Si 10, Ancient Order of o T.. Akana, John H. Amoy. Hosea Oae-tan- sented a box of candy t0 each child iu - the Children's Home. AHRENS In Hmolulu, Dec. 9, 1916, BAKER In L?ahi Home, Honolulu, Foresterj. r o Caesar P. Sllva, Afonp V. Heen, Jaianese The , to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Henry 191-1- When Winchester first came to Ho- Williarn Lindsay, K. Lyric Club made handkerchiefs for all Dec. -- L Alani Maka Ba!:er 6 p James Sakuma. Ahreas of 10j2B Kinau street, a of Wjilie .Maemae, widower, nolulu during the reign of King Kahv O "William Gouveia, he ihirates of the Kalihi Orphanage. street. --3 Espinda, Joseph J daughter Ruth Elsie. a kau'a ne entered the custom serviee. Gi-org- e presents were given musician, native of Hawaii. 50 Char Ah On, . E. Jurgensen, Other Christmas 0.1 ANDREWS At the Pacific Sanitari- years,. 1 Later he joined the water department, H. by various members of the club, show- month and 14 davs old. o p Albert Tarleton. - ing that the extension department has um, Dec. 23, i 91 6. to Mr. and Mrs. KAMEKONA In Honolulu." Dec. 21. where he worked for- the iast 32 u .The following were selected assur- : - more than dope its share in spreading E. S. Andrews, a son. 1916, Tilliam Kamekona of Puna-ho- u years. The iiast seven years he was ors for Judge Coke's division: '.;"'- KAHAWAI Dec. 25. great ac- the rpirit of Christmas! ! In Honolulu.. street and Wilder avenue, wid- foreman and his death is a .loss I want to make your o K. Ka-liaw- A. fahiythe. William E. Heine. 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. ai , 0 W, Charles ower, gardener, a native of Kaha-na- to the department as he knew the B. Holt, Vernon U Ayau, Martin ef Lejlanl street; a son. size and location of every j,ipe and o W. Putnam, Frank P. Mclntyre, John Oahu. 53 years old. Funeral ser- quaintance; I will make it O RASMUSSEN In Honolulu. Decem- vices at 2 .o'clock tomorrow aftern- valve in Honolulu. G. Duarte. Isadore A. Scharlin. Mark i '. O CHANGE TITLES ber 8. 1916, to Mr. and Mm. JeTm oon? -- n the Silva undertaking par- m 6 A. Robinson, Richard Mobsman. John - Rasmussn of Quinn lant, a daugh- - o worth your whi le to know H. Thompson, Reuben Kinney. Chas. lors;; interment in the Nuuanu ceme- RECEIVES FRACTURES - O ter, Martha. :' teryj K. Johnson, Irwin H. Beadle, She Kal y-iS- ESTREIJ :n Honolulu, at the K A H UA N a WHILE SHOEING MULE 6 Sir Luke, James P. WInne, Edmund Hede-man- 171 the Queen's hospital, me. OFGUARD UNITS Oahu Insane Asylum, Dec. 21, 1916, HonolJiu, D?c. 23, 1916, Kahuanu, o William .K. Kahilikolo, Alan to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Estrellj of O Joseph I. wldovjar, laliocer, a native of Ha- Dr. L. E. Case, veterinary surgeon, XlcGowan. Whittle. Kim Pakala, Kauai, a daughter. stables, O Tong Ho. George D. Robinson. W. XL waii,! y years old. Buried yester- who has offices at the Lewis 6 KEKAHA In Honolulu. December day i.i Ioch View cemetery, Pearl is at the Fort Shatter hospital for o C--i XHnton. D. da Caniara. Karl W. itv 21, 1916, Mr." A. Official claee In the designation to and Mrs. Harris City. : ,.;' - treatment, .having suffered fractures O V. U.-AL- Ct tu ne. of organized, units of tne rsational Kekaha of King street, a daughter, KAAA 22, 1916, to two pelvis bones last Sunday when O - in Honolulu, Dec. 6 Guard is wnnounced In a circular just Pearl.- the iniant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. he was shoeing an army mule at Wai-manal- o. received at ;guard headquarters from PECK At the Department Hospital, Joseph K. Kaaa of :Vi35 Morris lane, According to word from his JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0..JC0.JC0.JC0..JC0 CAMPAIGN the militia bureau. Hereafter regi Fort Shafter, Dee. 23. !9Bi to Capt. Palania. a native of city. Body home today. Dr. Case is resting as ments separate organizations and Mrs. H. Pock Fort this and .will Robert of : rCremaed yesterday. comfortably as could be expected, but m be followed? by the words "National Shatter, a daughter. ASHLEY In the t'epartment hospital, it will probably be six weeks before In Guard" alone. FEATHERAN Honolulu, Dec. 23, Fort -- hafter, Honolulu, Dec 20, he is able to walk. PLANS ARE MADE Thus the present system' of spying 1916, So Mr. and Mrs. George Feath-era- n 1316, Burel Aohley. private in the 1st Infantrjj National Guard of Ha- it Kaumanuwi lane, a son United Stat? army,; unmarried, a STAR-BULLETI- N GIVES YOU waii, Ha- Georjja. , is changed to 1st Regiment, nativ j of Kant as, 22 years TODAY'S NEWS TOiAY ROBINSON 28, old. The waiian Infantry, National Guard. In Honolulu. Dec lody v ill be rent to the mainland in That the campaign for the water Field Company A, lwaiian Signal 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. John David the not transport ior burial. nd sewer bond issue for which a Corps, National Guard, is the new des- Robinson of 129 K. Mililanij a son, PUHULENA On School street, near ignation company, John Noa. of a, plebiscite has been called for Feb- that and the Liliha.Iec. 26, 1!'16. Kamaka Puhu-len- ruary 21 will be entirely along educa- ccst artillery companies are 1st Com- of .Maul, pany,, a native Makena. tional lines Is the intention of Harry Hawaiian Coast Artillery, Na- MARRIED aged 66 years, occupation, steve- - WILSON-DRYER- S Murray, superintendent of the water tional Guard, and 2d Company. Hawai- In Honolulu, Dec. I '.;'.'': TESLEGHAPM . do re. TOO department. ian Coast Artillery, National Guard. 22, 1916, Ernest Wilson and Mrs. CRANDELL In Honolulu, Dec. 26, LATE TO CLASSIFY Edith Dryers, K. Ka-- . Murray believes that the citizens Rer. Samuel 191 6. 1 Irs. Mry Raymond Crandell .ill rote for the bonds if the need maioi.jll, assistant pastor of Kau-makapi- ll HELP WANTED. APOLLO CLUfVWILL of thfe Colonial hotel, widow, a na- Up-to-the-mi- nute of the city for such an issue is clearly church. Palama. officiat- tive of Trenton, Mich., 76 years service to the Mainland put before them and to carry out this SING ON NEW YEARS ing; witnesses vVilliam M. Ixve Good cook; must have good reference! old; of Mrs. Lacey, of 1 having maps mother wife Address P. O. Box 407. 6663 3 scheme he .is for the, and Miss Alice Dunal. Col. F. E. Iacejv U. S. A. 5ferr Improve- One of the Y. 51. C. KAHALEHILI-MAKANU- I Hono- various districts where the features of jthe In LU I Z In 26, 191 6, POSITION andsf?omr5 A. Houolnlu, Dec. WANTED ments are to be put in drawn. These New Year's program will be the lulu, Dec. 21, 1916, David Kahalehili Mrs. Luiz maps will be among appearance or Apollo Antonia Fernandes of and Ventura distributed the the Club, cne and Mrs. Maria o ka Malu Kawaa 1237 Rise, American lady wants position: as com- at sea. Am1 1m fuinsntAii. of the leading organizations Wilhelmina Kaimuki, musical Makanui, Rev. Father Reginald widow, a of Madeira, Portu- panion for elderly ierson. Apply ons places. Slides showing where in Honolulu. - native all This club will' sing Yzendoorri of the Catholic Cathe- C Phone 154 L 666S fit The Federal Company has been awarded U. S.. Gov- new pipes are laid will Rudyard Kipling's gal, 55 years, months and H days the to be also "Recessicnal." 4 dral officiating; witnesses Lukia be shown at the moving picture Koyen. Old. .v-'- ernment contract to equip all battleships and three of the with music by Reginald De Kama'i and Anna Kaiama. 191 FOR SALE '.-- PANUI In Hoiolulu. Dec. 26, 6. houses. ' The personnel of organization CLAR In the Honolulu. Mrs. Sarah Panui of 32 North Kukui largest radio stajtions in the world (including Pearl Har- The campaign 'will start the first which will sing next Xlondav evening Dec. 1913. B. and Ijoeomobile Touring Car; 2. Herbert Clark 'street,, a native of this city, 44 week in January and from the very is as follows: .Miss good as new ; electric lights and bor) with Poilsn apparatus. Catherine Louise Griffiths. years c.ld. i start to February 21 Murray plans to Philip Hall, .Torn K, Kan-aiopili- , starter; in perfect condition. De- .Carter. Theodore Rov. Samuel assist- KAPUAIWA In Honolulu, Dec. 25, hold as m:nv meetines as nossible. Aw ana and George ten- monstration Royal Hawaiian Garage. THERE'S A REASON Andrus. first ant pastor of Kaumakapili church, 1916, Mrs. E. L. K Kapuaiwa of "Practically everybody is now In ors; Will Soper. Chester Livwir?ton, Palama, officiating; witnesses .. 6668 tt Murray-sai- Lilih.i street, a native of South - favor of the bond issued Stacy Ayres and Leo Stiles, T. Gale, Mrs. S. K. Kamaiopili 828 Fort Street- Telephone 4085 second John Kona. Hawaii. 43 years old. this morning. "There is some opposl tenors; Stanley Livingston Curis.ian and Samuel Kahai. In HONDA LIRO In Honolulu. Dec. 24. tion the Kalihi district because the Jenkins, f'otti-joh- n RNEa-BET- Harold Yost. Hogarth Tl In Honolulu, Dec. daughter LIONEL R. A. HART ; 7000 1916. bertha, of Mr. and people have been told that only and Harry Newcomb; 191 bass. Geo. 22. 6, Herbert Vivian Turner and Dow-set- t of pipe is to be laid there. The Mrs1. 'usebio Hondaliro of 952 V feet A. Brown. Dr. S. D. Barnes. C. E. Miss Anna Johanna Louise Bethe, SECURITIES plans call foy nearly 17,000 of lane. Pa iama, a native of this ; feet King. P. Dunwell and E. G. Rev. H. Tracy, of , Fort Street pipe, which proves iqy. contention Bartlctt inland vicar St. city, one 13 days that Officers of the club are Stanley Li Episcojial month and old. plans are properly explained to Clemeat's church, Makiki, KUEKAA In Honolulu, Dec. 24, 1916, MARKET QUOTATIONS if the in gston. president; E. G. officiating; Ralph E. the people they will see the need of Baalett sec witnesses Mrs. Palaha Kuekaa of South Queen AT CLOSE OF. BUSINESS TODAY retary and treasurer, and Georce An-dru- s, Turner. Jr.. Lena Rethe and Mrs. the issue. ' street, widow, a of Yester-- director. H. '3vth'e. Kakaako. native A canvass of the members of the Kona, Hawaii, 7u years old. !''"' Today.''; dayi CLARK-GRIFFITHS- 1 At 59S Hotel board of supervisors this morning also SILVA-- In Honolulu, Dec. 23, 1916, Atlanta . . . . , .09 . .09 ARMY street. Dec 23. 1.916. Herbert B, ...... Volcano they are willing to do all ASKS FOR FUNDS Rising showed that son 01 Mr. Mrs. . Clark and Catherine L. Griffiths, the intant and Arizona Ray ...... 22 .20 they can to have the bond Issue TO REPAIR OLD F. A. Silva of 1340 .Alapal street, a Alaska Gold ...... 1C.872 11.00 PIERS Rev. S. K. Kamaiopili officiating. - passed. city. . . . . Witnesses, John Gale, Mrs. Kamai- native of this Big Ledge . . . 3.62 2 3.75 MALIWA In Dec. 23, 1916. . . Army officials announced today that opili and Samuel Kahai.' Honolulu. Boston Montana . . .67 .65 Mrs. Naiwi Maluna of King .''. . . ; . .75 WHO IS WIDOW OF an appropriation of $30,00t has been PANG LANGSI A,t 59S Hotel street, Louisa Eisbee . .75 street, lane, J. . asked from the present Congress for Dec. 25. 1916, George H. Pang and near Pua Palama. Copperfields .50 .50 MIYAKE? WHITNEY Wa'a-nae- , Rapidly a of Makua. . . ,, repair work on military piers in Ho- Mis. Annie' M. 'Langsi. Rev. S. K. native Caledonia ...... 47 , .4334 TO Oahu, 34 years, 5 . . DESIRES KNOW nolulu;'" Kamaiopili officiating. .Palmer P. months and Calumet Jerome . 1.87' 2 1.87'.'2 7 days old, .'. . . . . The - resent pier used by the army Woods and James Goldstein w tness- - Calaveras 4.25 4.50 Judge Whitney anticipate! ' MARTIN In Los Angeles, Cal.. Nov. Emma Copper . : 1.50 1.6334 Circuit Is to 5e repaired as soon as the es - ... difficulty determining wife 24. 1916, Mrs. T. O. Martin, formerly Monster 2.12' 2.12' j Less than 100 Feet from Top in the real money is secured and transferred to BA K ER-- ATTOS On Nuuanu ave- Green 2 2 of Hidemat8U Mlyake, who, in the face navy. Miss Jvangeline Silva of Honolulu, Gold Road Bonanza; 5 23 I the This is the pier at the foot nue, Dec, 23. 1916, Frank Baker and years of deportation to Japan by federal im- of Richards street. ; ; . Annie K. Mattos.i Rev. M. E. Silva a native of this city. 22 old; Hecla 7.62 7.56' 4 migration authorities, recently com- In return the army is to secure the efficiafinc. Witnesses, Mr. and sister of Mrs. 51. V. Fernandes of Hull .40 ..45 The Sight of a Generation mitted suicide. triangular shaped pier just Waikiki A1rs. K. Panui. ; Maka veil, Kauai. Iron Blossom , . 1.25 1.25 Ryolaro appointed tem- 1 1 1 1 ia--h.- to XIOLOHW In the Queen's hospital. .50 .50 . . . . has been of the other. Sheds will be placed K A A LE H A A On K 1 wa Insp. Needles Leave Honolulu Saturday ...... 3 P. Irl. Mlyake . Nio-lopu- a 1.37'.,! porary administrator of. the Ka-haleh- Honolulu. Dec. 26. 1916, Nunu Jerome Verde , 1.42' upen this pier for use by the army; street. Dec. 1916. David .... 2 Tuesday ...... 7 A. M. bond sura of $5000. 2. of Kalihi-uku- . unmarried, j Return ... estate under in the Discouraging news has been receiv- and Maria o ka Malu Ka- - Jerome Victor Ex., 1.50 1.50 The estate is said to be valued at stevedore, a native of llamakuapo-ko- . .25 J27 I ed to the effect that the $400,000 !y waa. Regihal Yzendoorn officiating. Jumbo Ex. .... a sum equal to the amount of the Maui, 25 years old. Kennecott 44. 45.75 j - set aside for barracks at Fort Lukia Kaman and Anna Kaiama. bond. In Honolulu. Dec. 27, M . . . , rv v itnesses. WINCHESTER a rsh . . :. . , .09 .09 - rt?r has all been expended on the :':.: Kua-kih- woman claiming fo te the widow 1 ' AKIN1-ROBERT- 1916. K: i A :r nd no money will be available M S At the Catholic Charles, Wincnester of Mspma ...... 38.00 41.00 is :i at the fed- n. Ho- of MIyke in detcrJr 1 : Mis-sio- street, widower, foreman of Mother Lode . ;'. .41 .43 -- ' ;v buildings post Doc. 24. 1916. Jack Makini i in- - at the local, ;' Inter-Islan- eral rrrira ttr.tion r'ndir.z J;:ture Roberts, Rev. nolulu Water Works, a native of Monster Chief . . . . .37 ; .37 d Steam Navigation Co;, Ltd. - arpropriation and Hattie Father ChSTe : s r rr- has been Test!" Maximin officiating. Witnesses, l&haina. Maui. 5S years old. Merger . . . .:...... 06 .06 frrrr Henry Makini and Pricilla Tomas. KEIKI At the Children's Hopitai. Mayday .09 .09 Phone 4941 Queen Street ? 2 ASH FORD COM4NG McGURN-FOUNTAI- N In Honolulu, Old Emma ...... e .55 . .50 W. a , Dec, ?6, 1916 A. McGurn Keiki. native of Honolulu. Ray Ccns. . . .;. .... 25.50 26.371 2 Charles - aged years, threi- and ,': .. -- 1 - . I'.'. II. Pry. superintendent ; and Miss Hattie Fountain, Rev, nine months Ray Hercules . . ', 4.62' 2 4.621 2 ...?tA.L - days. . f I'.r- t Episcopal Mission, Samuel K. Kamaiopili, assistant pas- eieht Rex Cons. . .45 .49 r- . 1 tt-- r frcru Bishop ter of Kaumakapili chnrch. Palama. Superstition . . . . . ; .33 .30 ' r '.a i. China. officiating; witnesses Benjamin DRILL IN ARMORY Success .43 .40 BEAUTIFUL ORIENTAL GOODS t rica with Marin? and Mildred Mountain. Silver King Cons. . . 4.25 4.25 - : r.rrive in WOODWARD-ERNESTBER- G In Ho- Drill cf the l?t Company, Coast A r- Toncpah Ex. 3.87' 2 3.87 2 r;:.eria nolulu, Dec. 27. 1916, Samuel K. Tonopsh Jim Butler. 83 ; .83 FONG INN & GO. : '..:nds Woodward and Miss Helen Ernest- - held j o'clock this aft Tuolumne ...... 2.00 : 2.00 berg. Rev. Samuel K. Kamaiopili, the armory instead cf at Temiskamirg ...... 59 . .60 J Nuuanu St., near Pauahi St. . assistant raster of Kaumakapili Russj-- U tah Copper ...... 99.87' z 1C1.C0. STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2S, 1010, TORES

UTILE DAMAGE PRINCESS SLIP? OFFER OF ROAD Phoenix Lodge meets tonight. To Bring Young-Fo-lk learmlirD BY CLOUDBURST ASK M'DIIFFIE TL Uishop .Museum will be open SWINGS LARSEN New Year's Iav, January 1. to Hawaii Lodse Le Props. F. & A. M.. has a should BtTTeving by Store is Always Best Done. No w that- - Wednesday's . flood has Chief Mcluffie does not claim to be Installation of officers tonight. That concerted movement that, the offers made Ilouse or subsided many itorIs, several l.uiiior-t.uiver- e particularly well informed on the finer be started here to interest the schools the .Country Club and George Sher- in circulation regarding inci points of women's wear, but when a Pacifii Lodge. I. O O F.; has ini- of the mainland to send their members man are fair and if they want seclus- tU nts which were by no means funny lady writes hira that she has lost tiation of candidates ar meeting to Hawaii, either as athletic teams or ion it should be given to them if pos- By Paid Publicity. to: those Concerned at the time. No something and asks him to look it up simply as a tour of education, is the sible. . William supervisor, n opinion Mayor C. Lane, who casualties have be-- rei;rted to the he does so. Yesterday a letter tame of John says that he will vote to have Hawaii dam-iiKe- s greatly in the imHee and there are no knowu from Waialua asking acout a "princes There will be no news- has become, interested street extension the matika outlet for ! Jaiianete. expressed" in Star-Bulleti- n Even Gid Scraps that of any consequence excepting the flij" and today it is going to her by papers published in the city from, ideas recent Puunui district, when the matter t . and ready to aid the su- 1 1 jarmning.of wime Rampant in the bar-- parcel post. . 1. editorials stands conies up at the meeting of the v s u t' r o u liouso tomurrw'v until January every way possible. r or when 'the Nuuanu stream's crest In the recent activities of the young vork in pervisors next Tuesday. The question Van W rushed cut in one great wave. Japanese, Fuji.moto, several articles of , "It is one of the best means of will not be considered at the meeting rleatiini: (ovA The members of Rev. J. P. fcrd'man's of Several persons who took street women's lingerie were stolen, to b will boosting the wonders Hawaii that this evening. t ly mcan of Paid Rible class meet at 7:3" o'clock I time of the flood later recevorede by McDuffie when 1 can think of." he said this morning. I intended to approve of Circle cars home about the this evening in Kaumakapili church. 1 ul)l toity in t lie Want s were obliged to ride to the track' Fujimoto was arrested. Several of "When these, young people return drive until the Countryflub offered a articles have been identified home all they will think and talk end and return to town for taxi these L. Ltd.. Is sending the strip of lanl free to the city for folqnins of a uootl Pai! many and claimed. a few still remain Fred Wafclrun. about for months is Hawaii and that because of the deep water at bft cut as a holiday to its frieuds a a road to onnect Rooke and Alewa changing in the office. He will ven- git kind of talk, enthusiastic in the ex- I now; my Pnltlirity nK'iliilin. car stations, and conductor chief's not very handy liftle desk memorandum streets, but have changed encountered considerable dif- ture their names, v treme, will do more for Hawaii than mind and shall vote, for Hawaii switches pad telephone index. I and every printed. - ficulty In locating them under the .McDuffie was not absolutely sure all the literature street.' said Larsen this morning. Store Clearances ca u muddy torrents. w hat a "princess slip" wa3, "but, as Ue hope the matter will be taken up and says also that he can see no The Yokohama Specie bank. Sumi- ! 1 every way lirsen The stream at the corner of Kala- says, when a woman asks him a favor shall be ready to help in real reason why Hawaii street is not only l)tv;uvonn)ilitMl in tomo bank, and the Pacific bank will can."":.-- ' kaua and King caused the greatest it is up. to hi mi and with an accurate I just as good as Circle drive and if be open all day next Saturday for: the Strongly a t li o r o manner ly the passageway under the description of the same he immediate- Berndt Indorses by: ' flood when of customers. approving that route all serious home by became blocked in the first ly went through the remaining lin- convenience their "From a promotion standpoint the objections are done away with, it is M'lHliiiir the ol" the store into the ' iravcineDt nu'aire and flooded the stores in that gerie. Sure enough, there it was, and plan to bring a boatload of students the one to take. ruh Miss Helen Krnestberg and big in sug- niean of I'a'ul I'nhl'u ity. ... vicinity. the chief smiled. It was stolen from Samuel here for a meet .1915, as ' There are only two or three resi- the woman while she was visiting in K. WooJward were married Wednes- gested by the Star-Buleltin- ,- is one, of Improvement Work Stops . dents of Puunui who have raised any day by Rev. S. K. Kamaiopili. Mrs. biggest projects been in- - - Itemizing Goods that are otferetl l sure to With the heavy downpour which town. the that has objections to I be- the S. K. Kamaiouili Emil Berndt, chair- Hawaii street and drenched Honolulu yesterday after- And McDuffie knorvs what a "prin- and Mrs. Hattie troduced," said lieve the majority of people do not promote the movement of the i;ools. i were man of Hawaii Promotion Com- noon and today, street improvement cess slip" is now; Waialeale witnesses. the care which street Is opened." he said. work has been forced to stop. In Ma- - mittee, today. Will Bringmany nure people than just the noa Valley all work has ceased.. It With the compliments of the von "The plan advocated in the schools That was planned to start pouring concrete Hamm-Youn- g Company, the firm is would give the students a desire for sweeping statement that a clean sweep is to he inAile. this week on Kalakaua avenue, but HUTTONNEARLY presenting its business friends with travel. It would be a plum held up to M'CARTHY SENDS the rain has made the street too soft. a key-rin- g and leather case as a use- them which would be more than worth Itemizing Your Sale in your Paid Tuhlieity is Although the rain yesterday hit ful and appropriate Christmas gift. while. A trip to Hawaii would be in nature of a scholarship or post- to a timely ion to a 1 lonolulu practically out of a clear the more than Jikely tarry surest sky, the street department was on the GRABS BURGLAR Honolulu Ix)dge No. !. Modern Order graduate course. A plan to have the EXHIBIT BLANKS huyer vlu had not thought of buying just at this situation, well. of the will have a Christ- students, come here w ould receive pub- Job and handled the throughout As soon aa it became evident that mas entertainment Friday night for licity America. time.-- George children.; will "Scholarship would naturally be bet- (Uoutls. damage was likely to occur, the members' There . Tahl Puhlieity Clears Collins, county engineer, rushed his "Pap" Hutton, secretary to Chief also be riiusic, recitations, ''"Speeches, tered if the student were given some Territorial Treasurer Charles J. Mc- bur- would be of toad gangs to the stricken districts McDuffie, came near catching a dances and refreshments. trip which educational Carthy has oOO letters ready to send and kept them at work until after glar In Dewey 'court last nightthat value. It is certain that a liner as out on December 30, to various cor- midnight, cleaning up the refuse w hich is, he caught the num. but he wasn't Circuit Judge Whitney has signed large as the Great Northern would be porations of the Islands. The letters the rains brought down from the bills a burglar, he was a drunk. Resi- an order approving the final accounts' able to accommodate the students. I accompany blank forms on which tor Wal-kik- l, great plan," and keeping the streets open. dents at Cressaty's, Kalia road, of the Guardian Trust Company, ad- can see possibilities in the porations are to file their annual ex- were frightened, however, by the of of the lat he concluded. coming year, Reports from the plantations this "BurgTaT!" ministrator the estate hibits for the . dam- cries of and several in the Helen Carpenter. The estate is Clerks at the treasurer's office ,ray morning say that practically no neighborhood out to valued crops. Castle & turned hear the at about $45,000, PERSONALITIES that since the attorney seueral btai ted age was done to the trouble. Hutton tells all about it to- Cooke report that for the 24 hours to suit against the 40 delinquent corpora- day: ; ';,, to Hilo which failed last year to file rae 6 o'clock this morning .92 inch had Declarations of their intention JOHN BAKER of has been tions fallen at Ewju "I had engaged a man to come out become Americon citizens have been visiting in Modesto, Calif. their returns, many excuse have and help me paint some floors," he filed in federa' court by Florencip reached headquarters. It is believed says, foolishly More than COO Japanese residents "and very I gave, him Padilla. Lorenzo Toledo and Donato PEltCV M. POM), who has been that the present suit will have much of Honolulu who will reach mil itury part of the wages before he did any Botardo, natives of the Philippines threatened with pneumonia, is to do in inducing promptness for next age in 1917 have sent applications to work. When I got home he was no and members of Hawaii's naval militia. year's filings. v Japanese for exten- where to be seen. Suddenly: I heard The various firms are given GO riays the consulate an' 1 sion of their active service in the frantic crits of "Burglar!" and The public utilities commission of REV. ROBERT WH1TAKER of Los in which to file their financial ex- THE CHERRY grabbed my gun, determined to . get 0 days' army of Japan. It is expected that the Chamber of Commerce will meet Catos, Calif., is expected to arrive hibits. After that for eich '117:5 Fort Street Phone 4.T() applications will be be- the man who had been prowling Friday at 2 o'clock to take from the mainland in the near future. delay the penalty is ?HK), more s made around that district too long. afternoon fore the first of the year. . up the referendum sent to the local "When I ran outilde the: first per- body by the national chamber pTopoe H. W. WHITE, first vice-preside- SEVERAL CONDUITS LATEST son I ran into was Capt. laukca, who ing conservation of national resources of the Vancouver Automobile Club, is cording to the opinion of A. M. Cristy, be blamed. He also pointed out that CROSS STREETS IN ad- .company MODELS had also been awakened by the cries by a federal act K a visitor, having arrived in Honolulu deputy c,ity attorney, wau the if the board forced the hotel and dashed forth .. rather scantily on the last Niagara. VIOLATION OF LAW mission made Tuesday evening by to tak-- out the condnit they would clad, also to catch the burglar. His Because he failed to regularly pay Supervisor Ben Hollinger in the dis- also have to get after the Booth es- Wonder wife with him. developed following the tate wnich has pipes laid across tho Co. was temiKwary alimony to his wife, John A. BLOM today was appointed as That the Territorial Hotel Company cussion which Millinery the-opinio- "I found my man had taken . in It that G. Correa was found guilty of con? sistant clerk and bailiff in Circuit has not only laid a concrete conduit reading of streets the Pawaa district where Nuuanu , the out to my place, carrying . last car tempt oy Circuit Judge Coke toda)--; Judge Coke's court. He assumed his across Kalakaua avenue in front of Hollinser said that the conduits supplies water. near King. a good jag with him, and tried to was Kars?n admitted law had been get Sentence was deferred for two weeks, new duties immediately. the Moana hotel, but also at the Sea- had ben laid in good faith as it the into another house, thinking it was however, to give an permit from engin- violated but suggested leniency and I gave the defendant side and from the Young hotel across believed the the mine. him a souse in the bath- his payments. W. G. SCOTT and wife intend to was sufficient and as a the matter was referred water tub and put him to bed on the floor." other chance to make Hotel street to the Hawaiian hotel, eer's office tothe' leave Honolulu in the steamer Ecuador all of hrch Is contrary to law ac- - result the hotel company should not and sewer committee. Although submitting the lowest bid on February 20 tQ visit in China and by several hundred dollars, K. Sasaki, Japan, They have applied to the fed- CLA contractor, has lost the job of build- eral court for passports. ' WilAl ing the shed at the end of Pier 6 be- cause he did not submit a certified MRS. F. "G. CORREA leaves in the check. The harbor board awarded the Claudiae Friday for her homa on CO contract to Henry K. De Fries. Maui. Her dnughter-in-la- Mrs. F. 2 PAN S ANEW M. Correa, will accompany her to At a meeting of the liquor license spend the New Year's holidays. commissioners Wednesday afternoon Under orders issued at National the request of Heinie's Tavern to be JOSEPH CRAWFORD and Mrs. allowed : to sell liquors until 3 o'clock Crawford, graduates of the Humboldt Guard headquarters today, classifica grant- tion of companies in battalions is Sunday morning was partially state normal school, California, arriv- was 2 changed for the Kauai regiment of in- ed.. The closing hour set at ed in Honolulu Monday. They are fantry, as follows: o'clock, instead. to teach at the vllonokaa school. 1st Battalion MaJ. Carl Maser com- CMI(Q)1 manding, Companies A, B, G and H. Because New Year's Day comes on ENGINEER M. SAIK1 of the com- 2nd Battalion Ma j. Albert Horner, Monday, there wilt be no dancing on munication department of Japan, who Jr., commanding. Companies C, D, E the streets and sidewalks of Hono- has been , investigating the wireless mm and F. .',' lulu New Year's Eye, according to systems of the islands, will leave (to be given under the auspices of the Outdoor Circle) Mayor Lane this morning. The Ha- for San 'Francisco January "2 on the OUR WISH 3rd Battalion Maj. B. D. Baldwin commanding, Companies I, K, L and waiian band will play in Bishop park Siberia Maru. Saturday evening. Special songs and Aloha greetings, kind and 2nd music will be a feature of the occa- WALTER E: MOONEY, a graduate true Promotions are as follows: ' Mc-Cal- sion. '': of San Jose Normal school, ar- Lieuts; John L. Hjorth, Fay E. l, the Is this message sent to rived in Honolulu Friday to you; Henry Sheldon, Jr.; and Fred enterhe Patterson to first lieutenants. Every member of the League for employ of ', the department of public May Its spirit of goodwill Good requested to bring instruction', lie will go to the Mana, Appointments include H. Fred Knud-se- n Films is at Alexander Young Hotel All our hearts , and lives niat-ine- e ( least two children to the Friday Kauai, school. enthrill. to be first lieutenant; Edward Q. Fountain, Rayna Santa Anna, A. at the Liberty theater this week: And thru every Christmas pre- AI. of La Exten- J, Howard and William E. Davis to As the Christmas holidays now' C. LYONS the Salle tide vail in the schools there is no otfeer sion University, who was here last Roof Garden May its joys with each ' be second lieutenants. . year,: joined Come Back Club Ma.. Horner, recently in town, way of reaching the children and those has the abide ;' 'y.. t& again. He '' ports guard was never more interested in the movement are anx- and come to the islands And as New Year's chimes ' that the February enthusiastic thin at the present time. ious that the attendance be kept lip. will be in the islands tint? doth ring V "Hawaii in June With Trees I in or later. Mrs. Lyons is with him. Still Aloha sweetly sing. New equipment is arriving there now with exery boat from the mainland. Bldom" is the. latest slogan to be used by the Hawaii Promotion Committee D. T. FULLAWAY. government en- T. G. THRUM. extensively destroyed drug of in launching its plan for a big tour- tomologist here, is quoted Fire the store A special on Planting, Charles McCloskey Jersey City ist travel In the summer. in an article "Tobacco J. at slogan, in- Tropical Life, Lon Eve bearing with an running serially in Joss of $20,000. card the at a vitation to attend the birthday cele-- don, one of the leading magazines of oration of the Napoleon of the Pacific tropical agriculture in th-- j world. The is being sent out citations are from runaway's bulletin on "Tobacco Insects in Hawaii," is " Opens Eight. Cotillion DAILY REMINDERS II sued in 1914. lj Garden at -- 4 An Under Sea Wonderland Expert manicurist Union barber shop. DELINQUENT CORPORATION begins at Nine sharp Ad. -' is the marine garden at Haleiwa. Clearly and comfort- Don't forget to call 1431 toiay jfor CASES GETCONTINUANCE I ably seen from the twin-engin- e, glass bottom boat Santa Love's delicious Cream Bread:. Make some ol today's want ads The 'uses of 3 corporations charg- Buffet Supper will be served from ten Catalana' at Haleiwa Hotel. Everyone enthusiastic serve YOU by answering a few? of ed with failing to file annual reports who sees Also bathing, boating, golf and tennis. them. " with the territorial treasurer were it Wanted Two more passengers to called n police court this morning until midnight in the pavilion 0AHU 'S FAVORITE RESORT ! mak iid motor Dartv around, island, and generally continued until Janu- M OO each. Lewis Garage, phone 2141. ary 4. The Union Pacific Transfer Adv. Company and the Kapiolani Estate, HALEIWA HOTEL Ltd.. however, pleaded guilty and For Distilled Water, Hire's Root " Beer and all other Popular Drinks paid S10 V fines. '.' : - try the Con Soda Water Works Co. . Adv. . Tickets, ;$2.0av;;: iiliillilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllll If vou plan to use a lining in "that TENDER THROATS new building be sure to investigate (Covering Everything) the ideal wall board, Compo-Board- , for readily yield to the healing sale by Lewers & Cooke, Ltd., 169 So. King street influence ox Union Pacific Transf MAY PLAY BILLIARDS Guests will be absolutely protected from DURING ARMORY DANCES 174 King Street, next to Young Bldg. the weather by heavy canvas roof The amusement Toom In the armory is to be open hereafter on Saturday and side curtains : STORING, PACKING AND SHIPPING OF FURNITURE, and Sunday night and on Sunday afternoons as well, following the hours days. ETC., FREIGHT HAULERS AND GENERAL EXPRESS oi week be the Messenger Service office, the Because of the dances held on Sat A soothes the inflamed mem- Tickets may had at Territorial at urday nights at the armory the amuse BUSINESS U. S. MAIL CARRIERS. ment room has been Closed, but it has branes and makes richer blood Young and Moana Hotels or at the door. s been felt that those who wish to play-billiard- to repair the affected tissues 1874-18- on these nights should be Phones: 75 allowed to do so. The Dew system to help prevent tonsihus will also be an attraction to the or laryngitis. SCO iT'S dancer?, as those who tire of lancing d upon; w ill be oiiatiK-- to''iudulgo in .v liPIf1 is worth insisting illlIllllHlllIIilililllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllll side amusement with the cie. Swtt ft Bvm. BlMofieid. M. J." M-- - 1 ' STAR-BULLETI- 1 FOUB HONOLULU N, TI IU IiSDA YlifcCEM BEK 2$, : 19 ft V- - VI- - NOTED AUTHORITY THlNltS GERMAN

PROPOSALS OFFER BASIS TO GO ON Announcement RILEY H. ALLEN - - - V ------EDITOR cf thc rest cf the chl" The Governor of Hawaii will hold a Public Reception on sur-e8Kf- Dr. Stowell, Reviewing Situa- - THUIISDAY...... DECEMBKi: 28, lUK. .l'iain la is. trl.iips. the immt efn.it that lJiedOPwDrMicn - ...... ilia Imtii tnaOt to inititrate their evils. tl'On, SayS, HOWeYer, ObSta- - 1 Another Period cf Armed Peace

iv , . I rountry would New Year's Day, January first, his home corner QUESTIONS THAT NICK I) AN.SWIIi:. Tluvja w provide for n board coiiMist ing of a irj-mentat- "This inevitahlv form at of CieS 10 KeaCe Are Many a necU--s ot entente, with the allies of the worker, a representative of the and build up its military organization half-pa- Ugly rumor have surrounded the construction of einidpven. and of a third man who is chairman That the Ge-ma- peace proposals to defend itseif against the superior Lunalilo and Hackfeld Streets, from st two ctfer a basis for negotiations Is ' power or of Germany. Eng-tpicio- n 10 since Ifcgan. and The function of the board is to bring the opposing tne influence Piers S, 0 and almost the wrk of one of America's leaders in land, France and the United States "out-side- im- r the decision of the hsrlwir lxard to name three .' parties to a voluntary agreement, or, if that is international law Dr. Ellery C. j would have been tausht by Germany's o'clock to five o'clock p.m. A sincere invi-- I cxjK'rts to investigate the nmdit ions is the possible, to all of the facts bo that the public Stowell ot Columbia university, in a j iexample to improve the efficiency of statement to the New York World he ! methods. They will one and all experts will 1h com-parative- ly mar informed ;m to the cause of the threatened their talion is extended to the public and right decision. The fees of the le said : maintain their armaments upon a high 'small in urojKirtioii to the iiniortamr of strike. "It is announced in the press that ('' level of preparation. This will mean their investigation. Germany has transmitted to her ehe-.th- at the world will enter i2j)on another visiting strangers. mies the terms upon which the cen-- f period of armed ieace. but the ad-tr- - few days CHRISTMAS TKEE MILESTONES. The?1"'- incident at a board meeting a powers are willing to mafee ! justment will be more rerfect and the ago. with yesterday when a terri- peace. It is safe to say this ! experience of this disastrous its startling turn that horrible No cards. .;. r t'- Star-Bulleti- message 1 torial inspector tonfeKsion; of his own falsehood The n is particularly glad that the will bring joy to every na-- war will be more vivid, so that the tion in f he world, whatever interpre- - world may count upon many a leng iuves-igatio- n School is have Merry was put on the ivcords, adds to the need for an Hoys' Industrial goingto a tation they may place upon the terms year of peace. by men connected neither with the contnic-to- r wmen Germany offers. is iKJssibl" one might say prob-- Can Propose "It nor with the office of sujuTintendent of public Something more than a year ago this paT felt Reasonable Terms j able, that Kus3'a might gravitate to-- Germany's military successes have! wnr.i Tntnn cmnn hrirnHnir In works. Here was a trusted employe employed for its duty to le a' vigorous exposure of conditions at made possible propose th. I sprinkle it for her to her train far-of- f Japan. but this would LITTLE INTERVIEWS a little sincere praise with years by the territory who covered up a lie for many the school under the then administration, and as reasouauie terms ior a permanent only ieave the w0rld divided Into two ethers' condemnation. , peace without a presUge, ' weeks aud whose falsehood put txtli the board and vigorous a demand for a change in superintendents loss of which great grps of powers. It would be SHERIFF kOSE: This has been no coun.'ry will willingly incur. .On, prolongation on a colossal scale PRESIDENT AD CLUB: A late it the as strenuous a Christmas as the particularly chairman,' Suiw-rintendei- Forles, and a square deal for the boys imprisoned it was about mail brought a its the other hand, the announced purpose of Bismarck's remark about the land nave ever seen here. Christmas greeting to in institution. of the Entente allies to carry on iKlice the Ad Club from Judge and Mrt, W. in a most unfortuuate jK)sitioii. Morgan's confes- a prison then this corrective the rat and the water rat. . England, war solely for. of II. Thomas of Santa Ana, Cal. Judge A new superintendent, Mr. Frederick Anderson, the puriose defend France and the United States would ALEXANDER LYLE: I den t'say sion pertains only to the ''bulge'' of five inches in ing Europe agiinst the dangers of Thomas encloses a photo taken at the com- control ill oversea possessions, while the rain i3 the most agreeable th in g j) bulkhead. -- But there are other maters in dis- was installed, the board of industrial school German domination would It Volcano House and makes the nota- Pier make Germany would dominate the conti- in the world but I wouldn't trade it missioners, taking hold at the first of this year, difficult for them to refuse a sym- tion. "In memory of two of the most pute between the contractor and the sujerintendent. nental development of the Near and for snow. pleasant my pathetic consideration of any rea- -- '. weeks of career." How far has ilie been deceived in these?Have Ueljel to inaugurate many changes, and today the Far Ea3t. - '. latter sonable terms proposed by their ad- manager d Things Entente Would Insist On VALENTINO MORONI, li- .'lies' been eovei-c- up? How sclioul is doing a fine and useful work. It has a ROBERT C. LYDECKER: As other told, other facts versaries.'; dan-sa- nt "Whether there be any foundation of the Moana hotel: Oijr dinner brarian of the public archives I am closely is the contractor adhering to sjH?cinicatioux? cadeT corps, a'.band, athletic, teams, a yuccessful "Undr the circumstances, there Tuesday night : was well attend- fore, wo may leel sure that the En-- , for such speculations or not, the hoping that the legislators will visit tc lionor systenu Uoys coming from its intluencd are by ed for the first eflair of its k:nd my how came he was allowed will hot be ' ' office next February really Particularly, it that tente allies, if they should be unwill-- l Entent3 allies excused ' '' and here. get dump a soft "11 IP behind the wall before it was pro- already showing 'themselves able to get .down to ing to consider the German proposal, humanity and by posterity if they acquainted with it. I am afraid will ba3e objection upon assume the responsibility for the that most of them hate a very hazy braced making the ''bulge" pos work and make somethiugof themselves in this their the SOLOMON MWIEULA: A giod perly in froit thus ground that Germany's offer is too prolongation of the war in the. face idea cf just what sort of a place this sible. have been made by the sup- world. The attention attracted to the school bv the extravagant of reasonable peace proposals. The Pite for the Shearman telescope would is. Recently I helped one. member What concessions for serious considera- be- - be the round knoll' on the ridge v.- '"': V'V exacuation and indemnification of cf the legislature in looking up an old erintendent of public works? recital of conditions last year has worked what one tions valleys, over- If we would all the occupied territories held .by tween Manoa and Falolo land case that he had not been able in to pectator describes as a revolution this year. understand the inter looking Walalae road. The board is exactly right its determination national situation which will determine evacuation and indemnification of to find elsewhere. I believe that the gti to the bottom of these quest ions. If Fortes was A year ago at Christmas time the boys of the cxurse of any subsequent negotia- Belgium would appear to be a sine qua ' archives have saved the territory I certainly - peace we non of tny serious discussion of the "DAD" IIUTTON: thousands of dollars since this build- egre- the industrial school were given the first evidence in tions for must remember: Guse-mann-- eo misled by the statement of an employe inty an . was surprlsad to see young "(1) That Germany's victory in terms of peac-- Germany and Aus-- J 1',ig has been erected. he, x long, long world one - He was one gious error, has been misled on other iuortant time that the outside cared Rumania has brought her an enor tria would, of course,- receive back wrone acain. whit whether they' lived or died. They were given mous peace the territory taken from them In the of the model inmates at the reform A device for coupling ordinary ve- points? acression of prestige. If could get anything he should Intervene tomorrow the world colonies and elsewhere. .school and hicles behind automobiles, so flexible a Christinas tree. It is to be . repeated this year. wanted from- - his employer because sharp corners can be turned, would constantly ; remember her tre- "In tne course of the peace nego- that is The year that has elapsed has been one of fine pro- of good work done. the invention of an Califor- THE CASE OF THE ALLIES. mendous economic and "military tiations it . might prove possible to ' gress for this school, a progress vhich the Star-Rul-leti- u of fron- nia boy. .'.; achievements, to that she would en make certain mcdifications BISHOP HENRY B. RESTARICK: r joy an advantage In : the causes of con- is very glad indeed to mention. , enormo'is tier to eliminate fut'ire recently to Captain McDuffie a President Wilson has made a move to sound the world competition mora inform- sent Mrs. Mary Stark Rowell, direct Measured by trees, for the increase of flict. Until we have of the detectives a letter commending descendant of Gen. John Stark, hero, belligerents us to the demands which they are fight- these milestones of Christmas political influence and the acquisition ation in regard to the seriously pro- y on quick the man Bennington in the the school is going forward faster than-merel- the of groups, is him the arrest of of the battle of ing to. enforce. He took his action Germany, new markets. posed turns of the two it who attempted to sack my house. It Revolutionary War, was found dead after Probably Can Gain No More worth, attempt to dis- elapse of time would show. not while to is with a good deal of pleasure that In bed at her home In Grasmere, N. H. by proposing peace, had made the K)ssibility of "(2) Germany has now 'probably cuss them. Germany has made the peacc negotiations iiu issue that the most powerful reached the greatest extension of her preliminary proposal. not human- Will some men ever learn how ridiculous it is to territorial gain, so that she can afford -- Let 'is hope that she will make of neutral nations could in justice and a in ' try and beat the. lav? Can it ever be pounded into to offer reasonable concession her te.ins ro lef.sonaHe that her ad- ity iguore.' the hoies of regaining' some of the will not to brave pub- i heir thick numbskulls that over one hundred million versaries dire The English papers, titter astheyare in their advantages that would probably lic opinion by refusing them. Even if arc lined up to crush every illegal effort at- have to give up-i- n Cthe event of a denunciations of Germanvy ' as they are. in people they lo not agree at once, in the shaii long stmggle. ..V of negotiations parties Wilson, tempted? Does it seem possible that men with course all crit iclsnf of Mr. recognize this. After the (3) Great Britain and the Entente ma reich a state of mind when they At WmMM jniins, intelligent, able fellows, can lose sight of the first I Jerman proposal was made public, the lioudou allies, on the other hand, have suf will be ieady to meet concession by lbil.ACews said: jverwhelming odds that are placed against Ihem fered a loss of prestige corresponding conce38ion, rathei than return again !' ".' i vvheu they determine to follow criminal nisuits? to the German in, sol that they may to the hoirors of war '' "The Allies cannot enter Into peace negotiations cn not "he willingnow to make as -- favor, Royal thmann-JIollwe- g One chance iii a hundred million to get away with Grove the', basis Be offers them, but they able terms as'jUjey might later, after : must put their case before the enemy and before the Think of How much is to secure they had recovered from their dis ' t! it! better it I LETTERS I world. They must state the terms on which they are gH)d will cooperation one comfiture, for; nrestige" is the all-I- $1300 - Ihe and of the hundred - - Lot to, ai- For prepared negotiate and throw on Germany the res- portant xacior in lniernauonai nego-- million American citizens, than to have them banish NOT DUE TO THE SOLDIERS ponslbility pf rejecting or accepting that basis of i fairs. Pacifist W riters leave It out of present to quick tlation. A mere ncn possumus will be a fatal mis- - you from their an unbeatable game, fel- - account and rtach wonderful results Because the owner desires make a midst. It's Schofield Barracks, T. if.. ; V, take. It will be the greatest diplomatic victory Ger-- . satisfactory to themselves but having sale, wc are able to offer you this good lot for the 1 ows! Leavenworth (Penitentiary) New Era. December 25, 1916. ' tnaoy has achieved in the war. We must not permit no . relation to j practical politics.: reorganization Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n. low price of her to have that victory." V (4) ..The recent of called the British cafcinet similar ac Sir; Ity attention has been Locking the stable door after the horse has been and a to a statement in your valuable paper , IVrusal of this is respectfully recommended to sannouRced France will make stolen is a favorite occupation of the U. S. govern- tion for under date of December 14, 1916, sup- some t)f the local critics of the president. it, possible- - fori the Entente allies to by Mr. W. $1300 g posed been made ment. For years there has lecn a steadily-increasin- tne war a vigor many to have conduct witn R. Castle, reference "Saddling of Iwl-le- i steadily-increasin- g significance of protest against the high cost times increased. The on Honolulu." Would you be so is one of the most desirable home tracts in Hono- BEACH "OBSTHUCT IONS. the transformation which has brought It of living and only now is the government showing kind as to allow space for a few words where is in big demand. about this result is so well recognized by one who honestly thinks that Mr. lulu, land any signs of real activity. Chicago's suffering dur- bypGermany that she must offer even The attorney-genera- l - has rendered the harlsr Castle is wrong? ing the cold weather is needless. There is plenty now much better terms than she In the first place Honolulu has been Let us show you this lot today. Iwuird a clear opinion on the of "illegal ob- would have done had the former or hiatter f coal in the country and plenty of transportation burdened with a restricted district structions'' on the beach, and the harlwr board now ganization of - the British government since long before Fort Shafter or for it, and if some of our so-calle- d statesmen de- continued. plans a crusade against such obstruct ions.' Success Schofield Barracks existed. I know remedied (5) It is aifcost as important that 1898 1904 one. ' yy,::-y- y :.";;'" serve their titles they should ere this have that In and in it had fto it! v ':;.'; y the conduct of peace negotiations and to be exact a very flourishing a situation easily foreseen a year ago. should be in v the- - control of a small The attorney-genei-a- l holds, in effect, one. If I am not mistaken it was that iuiy arti group as it is in the case of military ' wiped out once by fire; yet in some fieial obstruction to travel between high and low affairs. .;' , Taking a leaf from Eurojie's look. an American manner it "saddled" the city again. : -- Germany's Maximum Terms ' tide is illegal, and that the board, having authority Now for. the life "of me j can't un- RICHARD TBENT, PEES. ? ; aaval ofticer iniK)sedfa strict censorship when Iji- - "Certain of the terms proposed by H. over the entire waterfrout, has to order such derstand why Mr. Castle should make L B. BEADLE, 8ECT; CHAS. O. HEISES, IS TEEA8. jower cle Sam stepped in iweutly to span k Santo Do Germany have been communicated such a remark. obstructions removed. to press mingo. There was no reasou for the censorship. the from a 'reliable' source. Now I think that every one will It Is pot necessary ta repeat them or bur- Several fences and walls on Waikiki beach are in- admit that the soldiers did not but it went on anyway. Later the department to examine them in detail. They are, dis lie den Honolulu with a restricted .said to illegal, under this ruling. More than a structed the officer differently, but meanwhile he of course, Germany's maximum. trict (because it wna there lone he-- of-publi- which she puts forth as aJjasis for ; year ago the superintendent c works was go- had given an exhibition of the martinet piite put fore the soldiers arrived here Cor zn discussion. As I examine them they station). That being admitted ing tosee that they were removed, but somehow noth- . tie if lace in the Ainerican navy or anything else strike me as absolutely unacceptable truth, etc., why Mr. de-- " should Castle patt- done. If, we - ; WALLACE SILVER gives satisfaction because ing vas understand the temper of the American. ; for the allies, but I believe that the sire to wish it off on Fort Shafter or othr. members of the board, they will not now stop fact that Germany has made any pro-- schofield Barracks, where the pride erns are beautiful, it resists wear, it ia guaranteed and prices at posals a probable in within reach of all. tihort of action. Each must indicate of home and family Is as great as any 1 yir as larger crowds patronize This is President Wilson's birthday. One year tentiori on her part to discuss with in Honolulu can boast? CO.. 113 St. ... VIEIRA JEWELRY- 0 Aeents.m9 w Hotel the beach, and as the residence districts back from ago today he had- - strong demands for submarine her adversaries any counter propo- It .seems but fair to say that Hono- sals which might appear as reason- dis- the beach build up, these obstructions lecome more reparation ieudiiig before Germany and Austria. lulu in getting rid of its restricted able to impartial observers. - trict should make every effort to find of a uuisanre. The jKHple have few enough places (P. S. They are still landing.) "The greatest danger, that the pres a proper place to dump it, and also "of access to 1hcMeaeh, and those which are right- ent proj osal may fall through lies in ; make endeavor to enfuse the same tfie the icssibility that the Entente pow sentiment among its citizens. fully the public's should be maintained for it by Somehow Belgians refuse to appreciate all ers cannot accept peace at the end Very respectfully, every vigor-- of official action. - that Germany: is doing in their behal f. Will they of such a series of misfortunes as has JOSEPH G. BYE. - Trust Co., Ltd. 1 Henry Vaterhouse never get reconciled to the "scrap of paper' sys- attended their arms. I believe, how- Regimental Sergeant Major, st eveer, that they have everything to Field Artillery. ': : CLAKK ON LABOi: AKBITBATION. tem? '.'.-I- ';'.:'': :'"'';.: '''..'. gain from the conclusion of a peace ln. if Germany is really ready to offer William C. Williamson of Philadel-- President Wilson recently attended the movies them an acceptable basis, such as the, phia, designer of the first steam steer-- Some mention has been made, in ''Honolulu of a status quo ante; that is to say, the ing apparatus for vessels, is dead. for the first time in his life. Another proof that condition existing before the war.' Dominick Dirigo of Pottsvflle, Pa., in"thc coming legis- - plan to introduce session of the the Democratic leader is growing more and more Upon such a basis Germany's tremen- was electrocuted in the Rockview pen-dou- s strength nd theory gov- - ven-ernme- nt lature a bill proyidingor compulsory arbitration to .:':;''.;":i' her of itentiary for killing an ice cream progressive. '!" would continue to challenge ' Estate for Sale r.rert strikes. It is interesting to note that Dr. Vic- der. Real tor S.' Clark, former federal investigator and eensus Surprisingly little is siiid by the British officials h o u s e well-know- n in Hawaii from several Partiall y completed a t expert; and concerning the loss-o- f the great steamer Britannic. years' residence here, thinks the Canadian law is Details have not yet been given. Why not? Kaimuki, Claudine Ave. 1 ierhapK the best in existence. Kahala Beach Leasehold Dr. C4ark was a speaker at the session of the Na- It's going to take a British tank up Puunui way One tional Council of the Chamber of Commerce in to capture that sixteenth hole. l ofjthe prettiest lioines at Kaliala is for sale. Lot Lot 75x150 , mar in e vievw. Wa&liington last month, the session being devoted lias 120 ft. frontage on the beaelL No longer merely a to the railroad labor and allied problems. The dis- 'Kussians Will Use Diplomacy in Persia.'' llath- - summer home, as many peD)Ie spend cussion revolved freely around the question of how er a change in tactics. their winters there. Price $1200 to prevent strikes and lockouts. Several views were A few home owners Messrs. presented, all of them 'favoring arbitration in some Definition of an optimist: The man who calls it there are Judd, Ilobdy, ' s Particulars at our office. l J forrn ",.-'- ',';V; '.'.' v: liquid sunshine. , V Atherton,; Lowrey, Cooper, MeGrew, Dole, Cooke, etc,. Coiapulsory arbitration as a xssible renietly was ft touched on in a discussiu of .he Canadian indus- Pe,ace at any priced the other fellow eau be made trial disputes act by Dr. Clark, who is now of the to pay. Guardian Trust Co., Ltd. ,Carnegie Institution and was formerly United States Stangenwald Building i Telephone 3688 vernment instigator of railroad labor conditions Notice how fast Villa is being eliminated? Henry Vaterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. y. ,' Sole Agents ' ?a Oiuada,. Australia and New Zealaud. , He said Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts. Honolulu, T. H. that while there is no panada for strikes, the Cana- - This weather is fast gettin! to lie a habit; TIOXOLn.r STAKT.rM.CTIN', fliriiSHAY. T)K( KMHKU 2S, 101(1 five

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- ; Vou will liiul 1h':v ail :i6rtiuriit ot niuiually ap- , v STOCKS and BONDS home. Tluv rep- - wiuu-mij-- . op i iato uit'ts tor your friomis at - SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES . a rca.j m:vs aiut: u 1i S REAL ESTATE Improvement Ciub ! : Position of "Th-- 1 i ro,ert.es together of Driontal ; !. tVM'iit out' oi thV i:iot exti nivi' stocks t j '.stvttc'". a .'roes cne naif of Nuu;mn.. val- - Is Explained Collins Gives novoltit's in tluvi'ity. jj Authorized to act as Executor, Trustee, Administrator t ,y ar.d ,. sutely olrstrnct small rss Business. Stand heme dt'U h'piiiciif tn that i.ido 'of the Guardian. Transacts a General Trust 1 or j valley. All we 'w ant is to have oar See Them Today They'll Delight You. "i'cunui People, vs. The Country' out'.et reach- up to this obstruction and Club" is the i:i:offi tit!? of th Tx.r ak iva it. zzz - I rea- w-- latft .(Im-yni'-n- t in the improvrment "Our to opponents, lor real controversy in volvins rnads to- - Nu- srnt net :et come to light, oh jet to uanu avpuue. .1. V. C: Stokes, one of the route, and thre-'t- to use thcr rrr - th-- ; dis- to block the im- nese Bazaar silk goods, objects of art, and new curios. Uuf Hard fUhters of I'liunui mchey aiid influence Jaoa Japanese es . ton-'tribut- r prov-mcnt- . - trict for the Circle drive outlet, Fort Street Opp. Catholic Church Largest stock and lowest prices. ' the document in the following i .NOV. j itc fjiieMjn:i cu ii.v niuw s written in advance of the su-- . gone into tire most thoroushly by the ltur. -- iiviors' meeting ToniIit, to make City Planning Commission six months fill!lllllllllli!!l clear fome of the points in-- dispute: j aco. All the nwny arguments were sug- - "Kditrr Honolulu St;r-Rulleti- listcred to and the oth?r routes .' Country Mr. ( encerning 'Circle drive, I Rested by the Club and letter, to 'the i Sherman were considered in full. cannct let Mr. Sutton's ! tni's morning jro unnoticed Circ le Irive was then recommended Advertiser body com- in his capacity of paid by the coninvissioh. This is 1522 since he Country Club members, Nuuanu, above Hotel - Phone attorney, made a strong attempt to posed of three ' two other Country create public prejudice against the and t'ie wives of ii 99 taken by the Puunui people, Club members. The recommendation staml wns adopted by the supervisors on Quality First f may our po- "A little history make 11 by vote of five to What Country Club July a vr. sition clear. Hefore the is the object of digging up. the matter bought its present grounds the Puunui attorney's Nu- again? Is it to make fees? feople nnd others had access to 'The money used up in attorney's fees uanu avenue from the top of the dis- go well the rough wagon read, already would towards Novelti trict along a building of the road. es ihrcugh w now golf links. Oriental hat is the J- - might Country .' Incidentally, mention that The road was closed by the the Puunui. people are none of them and Club without protest by the Puunui hir5 TV T stock of .Japanese Ilaluitai silk, ipon.uoe crepe . . . . l r wealthy, and cen net afford to Larc ; people tecause ine men who incur attorneys. But,' is new a V (and were this section 1 VIT in preparation for $2.75 up. iterated the Country Club of America where special privilege of i Stripe pongee. Pon.uoc sliirts j the, cluh its directors announced that ftl e wealthy few? to the detriment of iv.culd run another road to the same not was the ordinary citizen is supposed point on Nuuanu avenue. This to exist. Why sficuld it be permitted wagon ' 'reasonable as the old roaa ,: "' Mr. here? : - , would cut the grounds in half. would ;le a disgrace to wish that jSutfrn '.attempts to make the legal "It Annual Sale on to Our wriggly road Mr. Sutton's ODO I announcement of. point that this was no the community forever. If Hawaii by .. My unleg;il mind can the chib. street- - were extended it should g'J not understand his view. The straight across to Nuuanu avenue. during: in- was made the and squirm like a snake as corporating; proceedings, and is the nit around SHOTEN Mr. Sutton proposes. However, the begin- - long reason our fisht did not people affected by the straight route of Ladies ago. From time, to time word would 1 object to it. and Mr. Sutton has to lot el nca r Xu uanu rei'ch the Puunui people that the 'an-ntunce- d' through, make; his road turn all sorts of cor- rend was going and to dodge objectors. The re- Sut-tc- n ners the th!9again it is explained by Mr. sultant route is one which any decent official infetrmation from . w.is not man w culd blush; in recomm-ending- the directors of the. club. Where the "One word more, Mr. Sutton, by a news came-fro- I cannot tell, but it quiet wonderful juggling of figures, shows had the effect of keeping us thlat his route of Hawaii street exten- while the Country Club secured its engineer says will" a sion, which the city registered title. When we realised n will 'bun- ccst f ioio niorc th: Circle drive, few years ago that we h:id been few-mysti- Special present agitation. by the time Mr, Sutton makes a coed' we began the passes cost in reality $4 W0 at- I must particularly draw to the let's. Mr. Sutton's vork is so cleft which will begin on tention of the public that wTe have not that it would deceive'anyone not fa- aked for the reestablishment of the miliar with the' facts. old read, . w hich would suit us best, 'Thanking you for. the space kindly because it would damage the links. permitted, We picked out a route near the lower V "JOHN F. C. STOKK3. Aluminum Saucepans boundary of the Country Club, and Collins Answers. Sutton Tuesday next, January 2nd this route no sane man, woman or Aiaintaining that Circle drive" is the child could claim would ruin the only logical mauka outlet for Puunui grounds, as has been very freely stat- district, George Collins, county en- $!.OOeach ed by those opposing us. The Coun-- t gineer, has given out the following re- ry CI nb's directors oppose us now ply iii answer to the' letter of K.- M. oii wo counts: First, the assessment Sutton, which apposed this morn- for "the improvements, although they ing:''. .'-'-'' ; ,;' have been receiving exemption in tax- "So long as we continue to locate ation from the community for many streets in Honolulu by dodging the years in a most scandalous fashion. property of people who do not want I 'THE HOUSE OF HOUSEWARES" V Second, because they desire seclusion. roads near them we can expect to see they want to do they develop thoroughfares in 53-6- 5 KING STREET. HONOLU LU What do that the city its find Feclusion enough in near- the same old corkscrew fashion tha ly 400 acres of land? has characterized the past. It would 'Circle drive most unfortunately be better for the city and the people continues along the boundary of a ot Puunui to give up altogether the wealthy man's d'minutive 13-acr- e idea of an outlet than to consider for pre pcrty. This wealthy man needs a moment the latest ' proposal or a privacy, and will not he able to finu meandering location fbt-Hawa- ii street L it in a small home lot of 1.3 acres if extension." Y. V. C. A. CLUB NIGHT SCHOOLS TO Y."

' v GIRLS ARE BUSY REOPEN TUESDAY pm i 'ir;; .' ..";' - '. MM "6-- 1 .Kxtcnsive preparations are being The opening of the winter session big open house at the cf the Y. 51. C. A. night school will made for the night. V. W. C. A. on New Year's Night, An take ph:ce January 2, Tuesday ideal program has been arranged and This-- opening'.'' will include the begin- one cf the features of the evening wii't ning of new classes and the openinu' be the appearance of Kaai's quartet, .f classes already started to new stu- which will play during the evening dents. There will be 2 classes. ii from f o'clock tintil 8 o'clock, both in The employed boys' classes in the the lobby and cafeteria. sixth and seventh grades will be open- The program will begin at T. o'clock ed on the same night for registration. in the evening, when the board of The big demand for bookkeeping in- directors and staff will hold a recep- struction has led the educational de- tion at candlelight. The lighting of partment to start a new class in the the candles will be one of the features con', letc commercial course, which of the program. After the. reception will meet for the winter and spring dinner will be served in the cafeteria terms on Monday, Wednesday and from 5:4.1 until 6:45. It is expected Thursday evenings. Following the that many men who have not had the final lecture on Investments a new se- opportunity cf tasting the viands ries on commercial law will be given Use the Dollar you served at the association will take ad- bv Judge A. n. Larnach. This series vantage of the opportunity at this .will be open to registration. It is a time. ' :.-- part of the complete commercial the Toe of During the evening the Hawaiian '.' found m songs, course. Girls' Club will sing Hawaiian The mechanical subjects which will of and the Tse Mui Club, composed, be open for registration with li. K. your Stocking Chinese girls, will serve refreshments, Thomas, educational secretary, will They will wear the costumes of their ie the machine shop apprentice, ancestors. Following the dinner vari- architectural '. a $5 gold piece?) for a course, mechanical and (or was it ous classes in the association will give drawing mathematics. algebra, Offerings Leon- and 'as Seasonable examples of their work. Miss eecmetry and trigonometry. Knrol-men- t Three ora Andersen will entertain the chil- can be made any evening at the and liowinir a ladies' white dren with games and folk dances M. C. A." ' " For trect 'a!i(l afternoon wear we are hih dancing will also Y. . ... her class in esthetic laciMl of unusual merit. In materials, workmanship and B be seen in the interpretations. A wasli kil boot be- ACCIDENTS basketball game will be staged THREE MINOR appearaiu'e this boot is an extraordinary value at, ler pair, Camera or tween the .lolly McKinleyites and the REPORTED TO THE POLICE Normal Club, :', v.'--- '. - i - . Accidents for Wednesday which ASK FOR STOREHOUSE were reported to the police numbered $11.00 JANUARY three. . . BIDS DURING City Mill Co.. Yuen Kawn of the f driving truck 27. Harry Kline in aut3 Itids for constn?ction work on the Perry, operating a Way to make a money present last the to be 27M2, and. Frank White Kid That's the in big army reserve storehouses a mixup at the corner Silver Slippers Women's Shafter on the Slaugh- dray, all met in Exqiisite longest and; to give the utmost pleasure. e rrcted at Fort of "Merchant and Nuuanu. No one road- - wi'.l be called lor ! ' ter House I '. - was hurt but considerable damage was Daintrfy Just the Evening Pumps .'.:. ... the middle of January.: The brocaded. ' about ' - .;'.: ' " ' cf galvanized iron done. . ' buildings are to be in car 324 and T. otf new gown A very line model with hih i ! $1.25 to $10. both railroad David Harbottle lliinic to set that Brownies from and will connect with 271 some trouble : ; . Matsuo In hack had Freneh Leels. Per pair, $6.00. ' and street car system. LiUlm. of yours. Per pair, $14.00. KODAKS from $6.00 upward on Kukui street near . The drawing the hackvas not tied. STAR-BULLETI- N GIVES YOU horse car, ac- TODAY'S NEWS TODAY IU shied, backing . into the cording to the police. On Beretania strt near Keeaumo'.cJ street a horse ran away, with a car PHOTO I WffTEyei inflamed bf expo- - Store HONOLULU Qi smashing the c- -- find mrf Wind riage when a line broke, badly when it met a telephone s '' by Marine vehicle T quickly reliercd ' Fort near King Vr iSUPPLY GO. post. ''-- Phone 1529 v : : :: .:; wl st ye Comfort. At V ir. proportion to its : UJ Murine Ej Switzerland, Photographic DruegiiCi 50c per Bowls. t - Everything Your more on n - SlveinTubei2Sc. ForBeck ot iheEyeFreeaik Jpopulatioii, spends I'oor r; l.uC4rLti m Marine Ev Bemeiy U ,l'!ilc8o X

HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN. TUTKSDAY, DECEMBER 2S, 101G. - 1 ' V STUM COY WEAKNESS STILL 3 Life, Fire, Marine, i Vi Automobile, Tourist, f You Want Baggage or Accident PERSIA MARU TQ Oil Insurance, : By Associated IUUL U1II1UU1U jlMUl J " 4 v , , . i Weakness continued apparent in LUIIUll Hill oil! rn v i 'rlt :.. the voyase rf a whistling Luov has jtibt 4 i day and severe! declines were record :r:: CALL UPON i been written ni maritime TTTords by COME SATURDA YiI TO BEGIN SOON ed.. Sales between boards were t44--" LDMipEOT the Cnited States liure.u of Light shares and at the session S". Prices houses and its courses charted by tne at which sales were made were Olaa CASTLE & COOKE, LTD. hytirographic office of the navy in 4 the 14 and 14, Pioneer 37 4 and 37, .'W-tc- n of General Insurance Agents she left San Tranciseo Anntl: r cargo is coming j ; Final in 'jiet (ion for this year of all interest science. Ewa 32 McBryde 10 3-- Oahu v three before T. j.ext. , - Nantucket Shoals whistling buoy, hours the China, the Tieiay from San Francisco on lighthouses in jtlK- territory was com-,tb- e 2S Waialua 23 12 and Hrewery 16. . K. K. intermediate liner Persia Maru --Matson liner Matxonia. A wire-- j pletcd Wednesday, according to SupL stationed off the .Massachusetts coast Enge's Copper continued to be not Fort and Merchant Streets will 23 Ict-- s ; to arrive hours later than the from the Matson line's. San Fran-- Frank C i'aiLicr of the i'jMi light- - murk fhc location of the Nantucket only the feature of the unli?ted shares China cu-t- Ac j light began - Mail steamer. oniccs reacning iasue i.ookc hcuse district today, The last light- - Shoals ship, its wander- but oi: the whole market. The uuick by. i. Wireless advices received Castle today r.ayj the big. Maton flagship houses to be inspected were Honolulu ,nSS "n Jnuar' 2. im and with its leap of yesterday mornins brought 4e Cooke V- : s;:?A shipping department this has "tons for Honolulu and 647 for ImrSor and DL niond Head lights funding a amerui warning to some profit taking and it fell back to j ' morning flora the Maru said Hito, ma sy.Sl 'rn-mS,,.tifin- u voyage 1-- Persia an? a total of toes. . a ,,. . mariners, continued its for a $4.I? but then advanced again to bhe will net until, Saturday . ' arrive rtiJ uuS n.: MMitgers expctieu io of .m .lf. ctnti.-m- in th i wr snaen niouiu.s. $.!$ ami $.".. Sales were 13.3&.V and - 6') - : n 1 , nc.n. She wnnts tons of bunke :etui on the Matsor.ia r.re Mr. an ' It was reeovered August j'n. PJ16. in t buvine orders wait all nf .. I ti,,, i;htfc,. icuu-v-- . . i tttr the uiuuii'iiic lias I I 1 . coal and will leave for lokohama that i 'Mm. K. 1. Tenile.v aiirl Xfr-- i ami Ip ' iir"iii"u..ci . rrxv! Cr:nnit u nnrnv v .i i, .. r : " ... inn irna tol .:. ..r HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., Ltd. night from Pier 7. Arthur H. Armitage. Tenney is presi- - L, 1 VTI:,.' : miles northwest ... of Bermuda and since . Mineral Products was met deebne Fasj.cn gers ' LVVlu" v or bags of mail on the dent and general manager of Castle ,- - ,.7-"- ?ti,1' ' .been turned over to by buying tion , f " a r t,, "as the Fnited orders at 99 cents and it : Stocks and Bonds Persia Maru are not stated in today's A (Yoke, while Armitage in is the 'P IJZ t jStatca government by the Bermudian rose to Si. 02 Oil was unchanged wircler.s. The Persia has the bi mail, .hipping department of the firm. Tlie ''! ! - iReal Estate Insurance Lit ' hi authcrlties. The oJfkers of the Mar- at Mountain King showed fur Khe the-Chin- a nft ns left ahead of Tenneys witnersed launching Sf,illaite h - and the in .";ti"' linini he appropriately ther weakness and dropped away to Safe Deposit Vaults ' ."0,n5 SVauI i war due to arrive here first. Bad San Francisco latf Saturday of the .bv t SiatpW 27 2 j thanked the nite.l and thP cents and Tipperary sold . 1 . . . . . I . . :: at - i. i i : l weather liar, evidently delayed her. new Matson flagship Maui. The Anr.i- ...li. 3 2 W Superintendent - ,wt' essiuuy cents, Authorized by law to act as Trustees, Execu- Tne I'ersia has three days' accumtila-lion- , lages are returning from Palmer also said to- ' lv4T their wed day that Sweeney. flea mors of the lighthouse JohnM. of -- while the China has only .'three ding trip...... keeier i1 i m tors, Administrators and GuarSians .i ,i ...... "nt,lou . mti an ninr r ivornmpni vvuo Honolulu hours' mail, that .which'., accumulated The Matson ,tea:ner Manoa leaves! ,li,n,or1 ro5, after having been reported at var Stock Excnange bus. - 1 S; J'?":"wn years pa i . , . - . between :4n p. m. December 22. when at o'clock tonight for Kahului and si, nas resigneu. "... .. agam Kannapali, his resignation to taW Pffprt tw,mJ "u,"s uie xorin Aiianuc. is Thursday, Dec. 28. .the Persia Maru left, and 4:40 p.m. to discharge about 170 i ready service, overhauling ber 31. No successor, will ..be "appoint- for after the hour of tiie China's departure that tons of cargo brought from San Fran- at New York. j ed, right away. A temporary MERCANTILE Bid. Asked day from 3an Francisco. cisco for the Maui ports, She will assist- Hydrogmphers estimate the ouoy China will 1 return Monday, ant will be assigned for duty. It is Alexander & Baldwin The be off port at here evening and has traveled at least 2:in0 miles; cal- - Sweeney Dosi- - ' C.' Brewer & understood will l- o'clock tomorrow afternoon. She has rteam at noon Tuesday fr6m Pier 19 take a MlloflMA ,lfn A Ai : . i i; Co...... i nn n f,.i .,u,""u uc uiMauir ill air lines SUGAR only 17 bags, where the I'ersia prob- lor San Francisco. .n,i,j iro j Alexander Bank ably has 400 or more. China wii formerly quarter Ewa Plantation Co. 6 of The ported. Her actual mileage undoubt- dock at Pier 6 and leave the same master of the Columbine. Haiku Sugar Company MAKEE MAKES SPEEDY edly was much ,more than night for Yokohama. There are book- that. Hawaiian Agricultural Co . ed with the local agency, ii. Hackfeld TIME ON TRIAL RUN Hawaiian Com. & Sugar. 47 4S Monoluli! & Co., 100 passengers in ail classes, HARBOR NOTES Hawaiian Sugar Co. ... 40 Baldwin of .whom two are first cabin, eight (uttin through the water at nine DERWENT RIVER'S Honckaa Sugar Co. 11 Limited second and the balance steerage. It is knots with her 240 horsepower Bolin-de- r Honorau Sugar Co. .. . Limited not yet known how much passenger motor turning at ISi) revolutions Hutchinson S. Plant Co. issues K N. & K. Letters room she has available from Honolulu. ;0 : Inter-Islan- Kahuku Plantation Co,. . . 20' a minute, less than her maximum The d steamer Maui sjeed. the Oahu Shipping Company's brought 8000 bags sugar Kekalia Sugar Co. . Sugar Factors of Credit and Travelers' of I.inue TROUBLES MANY Koloa Sugar. Co SCHOONER SEQUOIA IN rebuilt motor schooner James Makee Wednesday from Kauai. Commission Merchants Checks available through-'- " made her Wed- McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd 10 ! first official trial trip ' ' : WITH LUMBER CARGO Oahu Sugar Co. '. "'. . ."' '28 V: out the world. ' ' f nesday irom this port to Rabbit isl- Freight Clerk J. F. Mackenzie of tile ... 28U and Insurance Agents i Olaa Sugar Co. . , 14 and, returning here at 4:30 in the Claudine reports 1 400 bags sugar Trouble in large bunches seems Tq 174 of : Bringing 274..M3 feet of lumber for f Onomea Sugar Co. ' afternoon. awaiting shipment at Kipuhulu. have lit on the British tramp freighter Lcwers & Cooke, the three-maste- d Paauhau Sugar Co. The James Makee is commanded by Derweiit River, which tried to enter ..... Agents for . t'chooner Sequoia, Capt, H, G. Pacific Sugar Mill Kelton, Capt. John Di?gs, formerly mate on Next mail for San Francisco will port Wednesday morning, without CABLE TRANSFERS arrived this morning Gam Paia Pla ntation Co. . . ; . . Hawaiian Commercial & from Port the Matson steamer Lurline. Supt leave Tuesday morning in T. K. K. fumigation or pratique, was turned Susir ble docked 17 discharge the Pepeekeo Sugar Company...... ; AT LOWEST RATES and at Pier to Ebon Uw of the Oahu Shipping Com- liner Siberia Maru due Monday after- back and sent outside by territorial Co...... cargo ; 36 her pany W4s also on board during the noon from the Orient pilot and entered this morning' for Pioneer Mill Co...... :. Haiku Sugar Company. The chjner left the lumber jtort trial run. The Makee's motor is thel bunkers, docking at Pier 6. ,;' San Carlos Milling Co. . 17 ' 28-- Faia Plantation Company. November 30, making her time for the same make as those on Because the steamer had no certili-cat- e Waialua Agr. Co...... 29 the Matson Arrival at San Francisco Wednes- i - yage 27 days. She was hoarded motor R. of fumigation within the slx Wailuku Sugar Co schooners P. Rithet and day morning, one day late, of the Mat-so- n last Maui Agricultural Company. at 8:40 this morning. The 'Sequoia . months it was necessary to fumigaie MISCELLANEOUS Annie Johnson. steamer Lurline is reported by Hawaiian Sugar Company. ia 150 feet long. Her gross tonnage Next week the Makee will go into the Merchants' Exchange. her for both rats and mosquitoes Enday Development Co...... is 341 and net S24. service, when she will leave for Kai This requires six hours, which pre 1st Issue Asses, 55 pc...... Kahuku Plantation Company. REIVER CO. vented freighter from getting 2nd Issue Asses. 55pc . . . . . i CD lua, Hawaii, ta load sugar for the Expected to arrive frem Yokohama the McBryde Sugar Company. American-Hawaiia- n I The Columbian, of the pratique until 7:30 night, too late 2nd Issue assessable, Kona Development Company. She about Tuesday Is: the lin- last - v line, was re- Pacific Mail for her today 55 Pd Kahului Railroad Company. (LIMITED) which sunk will alternate between that run and er Venezuela, from the port to enter until ...... - '"V cently by a German off Jpan This morning" Capt Joseph Felkin3. Haiku & Tack, . . . .. Kauai Railway Company. subnarine trips to lagoon ports on Windward Dec. 21, four days behind schedule. Fruit Pd. "' the Spanish coast, was on a voyage Oahu for canned pines. the Derwent's master, called at tl.e Haiku Fruit & Pack, Com ..... Kauai Fruit Land Co., Ltd. Inter-Islan- d, SUGAR FACTORS from New . York and Boston to SL the local agency, and said Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc. A. 8V2 - At 8 o'clock tonight the Mate on liner Ilonolua Ranch. ' .. Nazaire and Genoa to At 6 he would net continue the voyage uu Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pc. B. . 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS under charter o'clock last night the Oceanic Manoa w ill leave from Pier 19 for Ka tho France-Canad- a Steamship Co. She til four or five Greek firemen had Hawaii Con. Ry. Com . ; . . 2V AND INSURANCE liner Sierra, from Honolulu Monday hulul and Kaanapali, returning here 14 8HIPPPING was 8580 tons, built in 1907. Her evening, reported been discharged here and new men Hawaiian Elec Co. . , . . . . St to the federal wire Monday morning. She will steam at .... . AGENTS Nazaire cargo had been discharged signed in their stead. The Greeks at a Hawaiian Pineapple Co. . 57 . 57 less that she was 709 miles from Ho noon Tuerday for San Francisco, when she was sunk. nolulu, bound for Sydney. unsatisfactory. They signed on at Hon. Brew. & Malt. Co.:. ioVi 16 Marseilles, Hartlepool and. Antofagasta. Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd. ; A fire which the vessel experienced .125 FORT 8T, HONOLULU. T. H. Because of the trouble, with the Hon. R. T. & LV Co.....; 143 in her bunkers Mejillones is be- . may-- : at firemen the vessel not be able Inter-Islan- d Nav...... PETERS lieved be Steam EC, w. to the reason why the Brit- to resume her trip to Vladivostok from Mutual Telephone Co. 20 ish steamer Foreric, which Directors: had been Antofagasta with 6800 tons. of nitrate Oahu Railway & Land Co 160 210 BIdg. LUt of Officer and expected here Tuesday, has not yet tomorrow;; : McCandless before David 'L. Peterson, Pahang Rubber Co...... 21 E. F. BISHOP.... .;..Praldnt arrived. customs broker, is handling the Der Selama-Diuding- ' s Plkn Pfd ..... Honolulu, T. H. G. H. went's business here. '' Selama-Dinding- s ROBERTSON...... 56 Pd...... Vice-Preside- Canadian-Australasia- n day's delay . costing . nt and Manage The liner Each is ths Tanjong Olok Rubber Co 35 Niagara left at 4:20 Wednesday after steamer's charterers, Andrew Weir BONDS R. I VERS ...... ; nocn for Suva, Auckland and Sydney. Co. of London, more than $2000. The Vice-Preside- nt and Secretary Beach Walk Imp...... "jinx" freighter Gozari' whoso .Vlca-Prealde- She Was an hour and a half late get Maru, Bonds, A. GARTLEY. . nt troubles were manjfold, is also Uamakua Ditch Co...... ting away because of the fuel oil she here Hawaii Con. Ry.: 5 pc E. A. R. ROSS...... Treasurer had to tako aboard. under charter to the. same firm Hawaiian Irr. Co. 6s . i ...' Securities,' GEO. R. CARTER. . . Director Haw Ter. 4 refund. 1905' .... C. H. COOKE...... Director The ScatUo Maru, which was on Haw. Ter, 4 Pub. Imps. .... J. R. GALT...... Director fire reaching Yokohama I I Negotiated, after from P0ST0FFICE TIME-- Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp-- Loans R. A. COOKE.. ..Director San Francisco, is owned by the Osaka 1912-191- I I Teenies 3 ...... D. G. MAY...... Auditor Shosen Kaisha, 1909, 6182 TABLE FOR MONTH built in tons, Haw. 'x er. .... is on $500,000. 3i?i ...... Trust Estates and insured a value of Honokaa Sug. Co.; 6 pc. . : . . . . last-th- e Following (a the postoffica time In February Panama Maru, Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd, 5s 104 of the same ownership, arrived at table for December. It is subject Managed to change If arrangements Hon. R. T. & U Co. 6 pc...... Yokohama on fire. ? sudden Kauai Ry. Co. 6s . are made for unexpected mail service: ,100 , 7 Join Our Manoa Imp. Inter-rslan- UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS Dist Sa pc...... The d steamer Claudine McBryde Sugar Co., 5s . ; XMAS SAVING CLUB arrived 3:43 morning from Steamers to arrive from ...... at this Mutual Tel: 5s ...... MORGAN CO., LTD. Maui ports with 26 cabin and 24 deck December ",. J. F. We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest Oahu Rj. & Land Co. 5 pc . . . . -- pdssengers. Her inward freight in- 29 China San Francisco STOCK BROKERS Oaliu Sugar Co. 6. pc. ... 110 cluded 820 bags of sugar, three autos. 30 Persia Maru...... San Francisco Information Furnished and Loans Olaa Sugar Co. 6 pc...... ' Bishop & Co., Savings Dept. - seven barrels of wine, 51 bags of .;" .. Pacific Guano & Fer ..... Made' 1? . or Steamers to depart for Building leans, crates ot chickens, IS Pacific Sugar Mill Co., 6s Merchant Street Star pigs; one ,of turkeys, 20 hogs and 274 December Phone 1572 29 Hongkong San Carlos Milling Co.. . 1021V sundries. , uhina ...... 30 Persia Maru . . .Yokohama Between Boards:: Sales: 100 Olaa. THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE According to the San Francisco Call 14.25; 250, 250, 170 Olaa, 14: 20, 50 The National City Company BANK, LIMITED. of 13 December the China Mail Steam- CLOTHES CLEANERS McBryde, 10.75; 50, 30 Ewa, 32.25; 3il New York Francisco Capital subscribed .yen 48,000,000 ship Company has been San advised that PUT UP PRICES FOR Pioneer, 37; 30, 20, 20, 7f, 100, J0. 5 Capital paid up..... yen 30,000,000 its liner Nile will be released by the Pioneer. 37.25; 40 ;o, 15. vo Oahu INVESTMENT BONDS Reserve fund ...... yen 20,800,000 British admiralty in February. The WORK 30 PER CENT Sugar. 23.50; 25, 20, 5, 5 Waialua, S. AW OK f, Local Manager Nile, formerly a Pacific Mail steamer, 9.50. ".. H.A.BRUCE 1819 is in use as a troop, hospital and sup- Session Sales: 10 Hon. B. & M., 16; 200 Bank of Hawaii Bldg. Tel. . Add one more item to the cost of ply ship. voyage t She recently made a living, not high living,, but to economi- 13, 20 Pioneer. 3.7; 40 Olaa, 14. from Alexandria to Durban. cal living. Now up go the prices for cleaning, pressing and dyeing, clothes, ANNOUNCEMENT. Insurance Cable by B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD. advices received today the' men's clothes and women's clothes, The of Honomu Pepee firm of L. say Directors and Fred Valdrcn. Ltd., too. In some instances the increase keo Sugar Companies have announced PHONE 4915 ; the British steamer Kestrel arrived is 30 per cent It is not unexpected, they will, at Fanning from that until further action.' Fire, Life, Accident, Compensation island the Gilberts for the clothes cleaners' association pay monthly 1917 if Merchant J)t. Saturday 77 dividends during as SURETY BONDS and left Tuesday with announced some time since that It was follows: - j tons of copra. She Is expected to ar-iriv- e coming. Now the circular announcing Honomu, 5, 1 U- here Monday. Andrew Farrejl, go commencing Jan. per 0 minimum prices is out. They into cent;.. ;; j ship news reporter of the Advertiser, effect next week. who made the trip down as an offi- - Pepeekeo, commencing Jan. 15, 2 The circular of Jcer of the steamer, is expected to re the clothes cleaners percent.: FOR RENT New Fiction says that wage increases, increased gas. turn on her. dyestuffs Electricity, screen in all houses. cost of and other materials, Latest sugar quotation: 96 degrees house in town; $21. by popular authors cause Will now-co- st Saturday or Sunday the rise in prices. It test. 5.02 cents, or $100.40 per ton. house; fine location; $23. the American the lowest 6," clean- ship John Ena will at tents for house; garage; $35. i ARLEIGH'S Hotel Street. sail for Puget two-piec- ing and 'pressing a e for Sound. She ?s now suit house; garage; $30. loadine J200 tons a man and $1 for a woman's skirt and j of ballast at the pre- - railroad wharf jacket. Other increases are? said to Sugar 5.02cts J. H. SCHNACK ijoiaiuij iu me oage. i ue line ves- be comparative. sel will carry a cargo from the Sound 842 Kaahumanu St Telephone 3633 it to San Francisco, where she will California, who purchased her two Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. new-owner- Money to Loan i' probably be turned over to her weeks ago from Hind, Rolph & Com- Ltd. tue Standard Oil C'umpany of pany for $37.3.000. Members Honolulu Stock and Bond Y. TAKAKUWA &C0. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF Exchange Limited HAWAII, LIMITED Fort and Merchant Streets i 816 Fort Telephone 3523 Telephone 1208 "NAMCO" CRABS, packed In Street wood AXXOl.'NCEMKXT Sanitary Cans, lined. CHOP SUI Nuuanu St Near King St. Air. A. II. Tnrlctoii is associated witli 93 North King Street ikw tlu Xumhcr LIONEL &A. HART (Between Maunakea and Smith) XI ne (iold Mining Company (of Xevada), promoted. Calf and see our brand new CHOP Campbell Block Phone No. 3658 CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD, SUI HOUSE Everything Neat Ir. II: (J. Importers buildmjt ly (linaea, formerly of Honolulu. MINING AND Olt SECURITIES of best lumber and and Clean anl .Mr. V. T.J ones of California. OFFERS INVESTORS 2Q TO materials. Prices low, and we site Tables may be reserved by phone. 50 PEfy ANNUM your order prompt attention whether No. 1713 I'lie iirojierties in large or smalt We hate built hun- are located Maripoa County, California, dreds of houses In this city with, per- and consist of exceptionally large ore bodies. fect satisfaction. It yon want to build Thomas B. Wats h, "who claims he consult us. Mr. Tarleton is now ready to receive subscriptions for was injured in Central Park by the stock in this company aeroplane of Alexander B. Thaw, Postum Cereal Co, and solicits started a supreme court action against V ' ltlt I ' " Pyrene Fire Extinguishers your patronage. Thaw for $1',000 damages. y . t Battle Creck,Mkh. A copy of Conquista de Xoiiva Es-pan- a ()tl'ice: 7S Mercliant St.. Koom 4. 1 4 jy Antonio de' Solis, published in Gaso-Ton- Telejilione ")(71. 1587, was found in a stack of old ic J III?;- - STAR-BULLETI- hook ;rnt t. Iho ITiut County N GIVES YOU donor. Acetylene Light & Agsncy Co., Ltd. TODAY'S NEWS TODAY

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SUPREME COURT SO LONG LETTY ; rMks& I Tonight 7:40 ; P. ; M. HASMANYCASES RON EXTENDED ; JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS i i Twenty-thre- e cases and one motion-ar- e Th Knap uith which ' So T.onig Let-t- y' on the calendar of the supreme is going at the llijo.i theater has TrT) court for hearing during the January, led the n.anagement to ontinue this 1917, session. None erf these matters, bill .'indefinitely;-- . I'etty will be the however, can be heard until a succes- asiain this evening and tins sor is appointed to Hen. K.' M. Watson, may he the last time, everything de- AY who recently resigned' as asso iate pending on the attendance. There is THE PET OF THE LASKY STUDIOS, IN justice. . also a possibility 'that Letty may con- Follow in k Is t!u calendar: tinue to emce the board throughout Motion ' the entire week the last week of tne Territory of Hawaii vs. Lau Jbon. ingt-rsol- l players in Honolulu. This alias Lau Tin Moon; motion by the again depends on attendance. ' Baby Should be Fed territory tor farther' time to file'' brief; That "So Ijcng LeTty" is easily the ' Cases ' ' '"'':' j):eo le rcsiptance of the entire KV Romance Naturally if Possible Mrs. George Kaiser Vs. VSaniuel iirusi .'! comedy season none and Adventure dominate in a rise from lotv life v - i "t ft NtVtulmtitutc can give surh pool results m Nature' Ptia et al. Kxceptions from circuit v. ill dispute. It has drawn packed to r - riches Theodore Roberts; James Neill and Foxe tiethod nothing can take its plare. courts fourth circuit. s and the Earle houses for f,ur iterformance - Al timeOnjwever. it i necessary in warm climates to m Joseph S. Ferry vs. Carl S. Carl-Dmitr- i. ale ft.r this evenlns: indi- also in the supporting- cast. advance 'use Condensed Milk. and the mother should. know that Exceptions from circuit court, cate;, nuini r fiV in th sanif class. t Highlander Con-Iti- ihc-- is purer, richer product than . . j "Up-to-the-Minut- no fourth circuit. 'Dill the e" Prepared milk of This affords Pearl Jardiniere 9th Chapter of Milk (full cream) from the The u the Hilo Boarding J rich of misters est opportunity she ha had during healthy carefuly tested cows on the p;itures school (a corporation ) Vs.- Territory i "THE GRIP OF EVIL" PATHE WEEKLY scrupulous care and cleanliness tlte entire engagement :ind she Southland, New Zealand, of Hawaii et al. Appeal from circuit e(iual to the occasion. Frank Vack. process manufacture. y marks every step of the of judge,: fourth circuit ( water contrc-ers- old Highlander is the finest, rich, pure milk, with part of also, has a part that fits like an COMING SUNDAY l. shoe and has always delivered the the water removed' by evaporation. Her-nic- e In the matter of the estate of goods when the work has been any- When the time come to wean baby, however, High- Pauahl liishoj. deceased. Appeal lander Condensed milk is of especial value. Ihe thing in his line. Jeanne Mai and from circuit judge, first circuit...... ii' i. . . . . i. . .i. 1 1 famous infant specialist, Dr. Krir Pritchard. points out KPK nave ine uuifr ins i young , In tho matter of the inpeal of the parts and at best, that the caseinogen the indigestible element for Con:-pany- are their & Grazing .; MARIEDOIR0 in is altered by the process of con- Waiohinu Agricultural ;'So Letty" is clean and breezy children fresh milk Appeal appeal Ing densing and is more digestible almost like a pepton- Ltd. from tax comedy. It is comedy .with a kick: IN ' c,urt, third circuit. ized milk. . .''' comedy that is all laughs, it is (co- He believes that Condensed Milk is of special value in Territory of Hawaii vs. Law Hoon, nsiderably lunger than ihe usual run tiding over the change, from breast to ordinary milk, alias Lau Tin Hoon. Krror to circuit of musical shows but for this the and thinks that the child should be given an increasing court, fifth circuit. audience gives thanks and applause Common Ground'; cowa with condensed milk Tong et al. vs. H; K. Hope et proportion of fresh milk Ho punctures-- ' almost every line in the gradual training of its powers of digestion enable! al, Krror to district magistrate of " until Ii lay. '' Best it to take fresh milk entirely. Honolulu. Pictures, Best Music, Best People, Always at the M. F. Scott ct al. vs. K. S. Pilipo et LIBERTY ::;: al. Appeals from circuit judge, first riiC circuit. MAE MURRAY HERE Prices 10, 204 30 Cents. Boxes,. 50c Phone 5060 Mrs. Namai Leialoha vs. Mahiai. Error to circuit court, second circuit. Mellie K. Hustace vs. J. R; Davis et aU Exceptions from circuit court, IN STRONG FILM first circuit H. Tsunoda vs. Young Sun Kow. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE Appeal from circuit judge, first cir- cuit; Miss Mae .Murray, supported by a, Program beginning at 1:30 p. m. until '" .: r i m Mm w ii ii ii r xx Arthur A. Wilder vs. LuciUs E. Pink-ha- m cast of Lasky stars, is making consid- 4 p. m. et al. Appeal from circuit judge, ti Evening (two shows) 6:30 and 8:30 FRIDAY 2:30 HOLAUDtf. erable of a hit at Liberty theater ...... first circuit. in role of T.!i'e Dream (irl. ' SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY free copy of Cookery Book awaiting the title Tber' a the Hinhlandrr Wil- AND EVENING Under the auspices of the League for Good Films. von fcearly -- 00 beautifully illantraud page of sracticaL ecoo- - Arthur A. Wilder vs. J. N. S: Principals in the supporting cast are MILlV 4 -- omicat, tested recipes. Send yoor name and address to-d- ay to favor- ' ' 1 Jt" Dept. liams et al. Appea. from circuit Theodore Roberts, one. of the " Uncle Sam at Work, Burton Holmes Travels, 'Bray Zr H is blander." A. judge, first circuit. ites with the' Lasky films. James "The Last Adventure" (three-par- t Fred L. Watdron, Ltd.. Aftntt Abraham Paaniani vs. Elizabeth N. Xeill, Earl Foxe. Charlas H. West, drama) Lubin. Animated Cartoons." Comedy and Drama Films. Hosolutu. "Uncle Sam at Work" (educational) Paaniani and Augusta C. Kekapa vs. Mrs. .McCord and Mary Mersch. ' William K. Kekapa. Reserved ques- The story of "The Dream Girl' deals Vitagraph. CHILDREN; ALL AGES-7-1- 0 CENTS tion from circuit judge, first circuit. with a daughter of the slums, Mae "Love Laughs at the Law" (comedy) Several types of compressed air Hilo Meat Company. Ltd., vs. Au- Murray, whose environments are all Joker. gust al. Reserved quea-tlo'n- s never- V operated hoisting machines have been Antone et that are undesirable but who, ? T cir- TO ! IMpl?VsE designed for use In places where the from circuit judge, fourth theless, has ideals that lift her well JAPANESE RAISE ' fire nazard is great. cuit. above the life into which she has $700 MORE FOR THEIR OUR COURSE OF INSTRUC- - In the matter, of the appeal of been born. These ideals win Jor her TION IN THE LATEST DANCING m Charles R. Forbes from a ruling of the name of "Dream Girl," and bring MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN DOES NOT ONLY TEACH STEPS, CT the auditor of the territory. her in. contact with personages on the ABIL- - Zlrin r,.. appeal of ' IT DEVELOPS DANCING 'SUlLlfi btocxtngt, ttc. In the matter of the other side of life and eventually her Construction cost of the Japanese ITY AND INDIVIDUALITY, Charles R. Forbes from a ruling of grand opportunity arrives and she is water fountain in Kapiolani park will PHONE FOR OUR BOOKLET. the auditor of the territory. in a position to become, the wife of a exceed by about $7i0 the first es- C A7A ifi - OUR TERMS WILL SURPRISE 3i UaAIl r Territory of Hawaii vs. R. T. Sny- man of wealth and prominence. Then timate by the contractor. President ' YOU.( ., 109-11- der. Appeal from district magistrate As- r 5 No. King Street. the clouds lower and her father, a Goto of he Japanese Contractors'1 LAST WEEK OF THE INGERSOLL CO. ' ' ' of Honolulu. confirmed drunkard, blasts her hopes sociation explained the fact to the " vs. James Gar-vi-e NICOLAS F. MONJQ . Annie Garvle Evans and ambitions. Realizing the wrong committee at a meeting which "was " state- V lm et al. Submission on agreed causing,-th- e held at Consul Moroi's home yester- Phone 2754 ( he is father, Theodore ... ' ment of facts. '. Studio, Laniakea, 1041 Atakea St. j - Roberts, decides 'to jmss out of his day. ; ; Maui Meat Market (a domestic cor- daughter's life. At present ihe committee an .1, Appeal Jias i poration) vs. W. Kalua; How the young couple eventually $LS0i fund for cctmjdetion of. the work, magistrate of W'ailuku. .. Ned Nicholas from district find happiness and how the father i which included construction expense i . Territory of Hawaii vs. Lam Ho. IIlTf GEORGE K. FRENCH , reclaimed from the gutter and be- and expenses of unveiling ceremonies. -- court, second Counselor Law Error to circuit circuit. comes one of them, a most fas- The foundation is $22U0, Attorney and at Maui's Tourist Guide Hart vs. James Hart. Error makes tt cost about 932 Fort Street Fannie cinating close to. an interesting photo-dram- a. according to a new and FEATURING PEARL JARDINIERE to circuit judge, fifth circuit. estimate, there Honolulu, Hawaii. i . will be V$luo fet ill R. W. Holt vs. C. Wheeler et short beside the j OOlKluctod J. Miss Jardiniere has been engaged by Mr. Morosco George K. French, (associated IVrsonallv trips question circuit items.of excuse lor the unveiling. al. Reserved from neces- .for the past year with Thompson, j to points of interest. judge, first circuit. The committee has found it for the character of "Letty" in his new company to sary TuU : ; Consul-(lener- al Mllverton & Cathcart), announces j to raise more. x Qiv "open in New York February. XlUUSOnTJnlenn CnaitQUper-Oi- .. 'BLAZING LOVE Moroi has contributed SCO. in that he has opened offices at the Two persons were injured when a - j The contractors association has airto above address for "the general prac- Toledo, Bowling Green & Southern tice of law. ; WAILUKU MAUI contributed $50 and Committeemen D. ORDER SEATS EARLY FOR TONIGHT " ' interurban car jumped the tracks -' - - Yonekilra, K. Koyasu. M. December 1, 1916. , , Yamashiro, . j north of Rowling Green and turned Mi-y'a- S. Takahashi, Dr. J. Uchida, Rev. o, The biggest and best yet. In spite of big, royalty there over.'. .''': Fujii and T. Unodera gave $10 - ' a. will be no raise in prices. each towards the construction fund. At the meeting a special committee . . - Reserved Seats ...... 30, 50 and 7a Cents Virginia Pearson, recently secured composed of amaslp'ro, Takahashi by William-Fo- as one of his leading and Onodera was named to collect the General Admission ...... 20 Cents stars; is making her debut at the Ha- balance - the Japanese. The Doors Open .V. . . . . : . . . . : . . . .;. . ; waii theater under Fox management anions at ...... 7:30 ' Japanese committeemen went to the in Blazing; Love." This, however, is site of the fountain with. Hey. Miyao Pictures at ...... ;...... 7:45 by no means Miss Pearson's initial of Shinto temple ceremony Ha-wa- the for the "So Long Letty" at . . . . '. 8:15 appearance in Honolulu or at the i. of starting the foundation work with She has previously been seen eoncrets, and an interesting ancient ; ;: phone 3937 Alexande r Young Hotel Cafe here in the leading roles in such dra- ceremony of Shintoism took place at mas as "Thou Art the Man," "The 11 o'ekK-'-k this morning. Hunted Woman'; and "The Writing Special Matinee Saturday 2:30 On the Wall." It was her splendid and Rathskeller work in these offerings that paved GOES TO GET MATERIAL the way to her stardom in the Fox FOR VOLCANO DIORAMA studios. ..' The story told in "Blazing Love" is " Lionel Walden, the artist, and Bob one that is rather unusual in the Hunter left for Hilo Wednesday after- screen and one, in fact; that hardly noon, where they will make sketches TONIGHT runs true to life. A beautiful yo.un ot the Volcano and. Hilo as seen from woman, at the insistence of her tbe bay. WaJden will bave charge ?6 r i rents, becomes the wife of a ipan ot the producing', of the diorama o At 2:15 o'clock At 7:40 o'clock mam years her senior. All goes well : the Volcano and expects to have it Honolulu's Amusement Center for ten years nd then the. woman, a completed in the very near future. . inner queen of her an the heigiit -- class dat The bcard of supervisors and the WM. FOX PRESENTS..'''. of her beauty, meets another1 man. Hawaii Publicity Commission have THE FAMOUS BEAUTY, They love'.' and declare exchanges of indorsed the plan of participation in will be served affection. She tells her husband and the diorama program and the money he, realizing the hopelessness of the will be forthcoming. Alexander Hume-For- situation.; tells her that "youth ever has a number of dioramas prom- Virgiriia calls to youth." He his life, - PeaFson ends ised from all of the islands. i. a i leaving the impression that de:ith was ' (First Time in Honolulu) accidental. .. Telescope spectacles have been in- Another ten years roil by and the vented for persons who are so ex- Evening, woman years turday is ten cider while her sighted Sa tremely near; that ordinary new a number of years her lenses do not offset the defect. junior, meets still another young wo- President Collins of the Standard man whom he loves. Again "youth Oil Co. of Kentucky announced that "BLAZING December 30th calls to youth" and the wife follows his company will erect J'I.O'mi.OOo re- in the , footsteps of her first husband, finery cm file river near the '.state; LOW fair A wife's whole life story with her problems told with a clearing the way for youth. grounds. . striking moral in this latest picture. v ", BOYS ARE ALERT FOR COMING. TREASURE HUNT Whether stopping here for a day 14th Episode of "The Strange Case of Mary Page," 6 to 8 o'clock or for the summer, yon will' Featuring Henry B. and Mayovi - Walthall Edna ' find this a place of per- . Great excit,en:eiit prevails in the ' : V ' boys' Y. M ( A: feet satisfactioi . department ci the -- - ;'. '. g , AND The approach of the annral New Year's Iay treasure hunt by the . Hawaii News Periodical aNo. 89. (International News.) M. 0; A. is fat approo' hing and the Belleyue Hotel odgo-fo- 10, 20, 30 V;,' .boys are getting on it. GEARY AND, TAYLOR STS. Prices Cents Cafe Boys' f $1.50 Rathskeller $2.00 Si rttary Ionatd Ladd is SAN FRANCISCO. CAU juaping cut the course for the hunt .Solid and is kept busy answering the ques-t-i Concrete Structure ps wisii Ii boys are showering on ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF Every Room with Private Bath l'.iui in their endeavor to pumji him 2295 ' ' ami rind ou't t!ie location of the spot Headquarters for Island Residents PHONE REACHES5 'i where the treasure will lie hidden. Ktiropeau I'lan, l.f0 per day up The treasure is 'in the natuteof sev- American Plan. $:'.Jjo per day up H ustac e-P- ec k Co., Lul. be eral free memberships.,- This big ; Special Nliiitbly Itates ALL KINDC OK ROCK AND Sad FOR CONCRETE .WORK. now lt-- Reservations for tables should made event will be staged at. o'clock CKCII, TUAVKItS, FIREWOOD AND COAL Vl ' f--. Monday. New Year's Day. . . . Manager. '. 9 OUEEN STREET O. BOX 212

Houoluhi Representative: " Mi s. n-id- get Kelly of Newark. X. .IV, I ' . WILLIAM L. WARRKN, died in t!u 'ity Hospital an ;i result of 'wallowing a chip liom a soup hene, P. O. Box 79. or Pieasautoii Hot-- 1 Telephony 2273 or 4'J27 which brought on a hemorrhage of the 1 75 CENTS PER KOI!! stomack . 1 EIGHT IJOXOLULU STAR BULLETIN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2S, 1910. .

Ill protective agency of AUSTRALIAN HAS hawaii LINE OFFICERS agjgagjeirDDeinij Furniture and Piano W. K. Miles. Mgr. Cloving Phone Temporary Headquarters"-I- the HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAYING CO.. LTD. McCandless Bldg. 9-8- TO TAKE TESTS SOME ODD IDEAS PHONE 4 -1 J. JBELSEE, Manager SERVICE FIRST . STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST. Physical examinations which.: they Carrying as a "souvenir of regard took when trying out for promotion from Mexican army purchasing agents DANCING J P P J 7 ! tZ I l1 Learn the latest New York dances during the last ytar are not sufficient two bullet holes and a scar over his F fZ g a man hlra from Madame lister, Honolulu's lead-lin- to allow the annual testa to he done forehead where struck 'CASCARETS' FOR l?!!?!!!? teacher namely, the "Maurice away with by line officer of i the with a rifle but. Ieo Kilgannon, an o. according Australian, who a ranch In Glid" Waltz, Two-Tw- One Steps and army, to word received to had cattle Fox Trots.' Office hours 9 to 6, I. O. day from Washington. Chihuahua until the assassination of .Madero put out of business, as O. K. hall. The .arninatiens will probably !e him HEADACHE, COLDS, I'honea 11C2 or 2C7.r.. held heve about the middle of IV a through passenger Wednesday on ihoiiRh no definite date If as the Canadian-Australasia- n liner Niag- 1 KENNETH ALEXANDER been set as yet. This will mean that ara, bound for Sydney, where he all line officers In the department will hopes to enlist with' the Australian be required to take the three days volunteer and get Into the war. LIVER, BOWELS fs strongest man Mex- TheBto "Itiissian Ride" of 20 miles a day. "Villa the in Thera has been considerable spec ico .today," said Kllgannon on board ulation at headouarters as to whether the-- ' liner before her departure for - Bilious, Portrait or not the annual physical examina Sydney Wednesday- afternoon. "He Enjoy Life! Don't Stay tions would be passed over this year is also blessed with the most wonder- Sick, Headachy and Sittings by Appointments 4682, in view of the recent tests for promo- ful luck the luck of the devil. 424 Berctanla St. tion, but today's advices are that the "I do not thing Mexico win become Constipated latter are not to be considered as peaceful and business conditions taking the place of the annual ex there stable 'again until Great Britain Get Rid of Bad Breath, Sour aminations. qteps In, after the war is over, ana with the consent of the United States Stomach, Coated Tongue, Two deliveries daily". cleans up the wuntry. The United Indigestion Slates is in no position to intervene v.- NAVY MAY ' 10-ce- Thoroughly Pasteurized SEND now." Get & nt box now. Kilgannon's bullet Wound memen They're fine! Cascarets li- -v your FRESH MILK AND tos and his rifle butt scar were given liver, jlean your thirty feet oVoowels him by purchasing agents of the Mex- and sweeten your stomach. You eat CREAM AIRSHIPS HERE ican army. "Their system was to one or two, like candy, before going buy stock from us ranchers and give to bed and in the morning your head us orders on the "commanding officer is clear, tongue is clean, stomach & for payment.. The orders could never gone. Get Reports the navy department sweet, breath right and cold that be collected without the aid of a bat a box from your druggist and enjoy Is considering the establishment of " - tery of field artillery. That's the rea- the hicest, gentlest liver and bowel airships here as well as the army, Lson I left Mexico and went to Alberta, you Cas-care- ts were partly verified today by Capt. cleansing ever experienced. O wnere I have been ranching for the stop sick headache, biliousness, George R. Clark, commandant of the last two years," he concluded. & station, who said indigestion, Jad breath and constipa- Pearl Harbor naval v;: .; that although he has had no definite MAy"dUPLICATE tion. - '.. i :, Cas-care- ti word from Washington of late he un- TURKEY . Mothers should give a whole to cross, bilious,: sick, feverish derstands that the navy intends to BERLIN POLICE FORCE bring jirships here sooner or later. children any time. They are harm- .1542 4676 Star-Bulleti- Adv. Phones and As already In the n less and never gripe or sicken. stated fly AaiocUtod Pr-s- il Hawaii seems in line for the first BERLIN. Germany. Turkev has squadron of airships sent out under become so impressed with the effi--1 CROSS COUNTRY RUN IS HONOLULU the new defense act. If this squad- ciency of the Berlin police that it has a HAPPY YEAR EVENT ron is established at Fort Kamehame-h- sent to Berlin the director of the Con NEW and if another is placed for the stantinople criminal department, Be-- DAIRYMEN'S navy at. Pearl Harbor, this will make haeddin Bey, to study the methods In The; intermediate clubs of the Y. M. a joint aviation division for this island vogue here, so that on his return he C. A. are planning for a cross country main-citie- of strength. ; '" by s ASSOCIATION considerable may reorganize the police of Turkey's run New Year's Day and a large entry Sold the Bank on O capital and principal cities, and in list Is ;beingefiled by the various clubs; IN troduce SCHAEFER CAPTAIN German methods there. takes place from the "Y" - This tun ARMY RESERVE CORPS Behaeddin Bey, among other things,- building at .9:30 o'cIock and will be plans to introduce In Turkey the Ger- over a five-mil- e course. Two pen- land at same rates as man equivalent of the Bertillon sys nants iare offered as prizes, one for Gustave Schaefer, former captain of tem in vogue In America, and many of Company D, 1st Infantry, National the club starting the most men and the German detective methods. There one for the club, finishing with the Guard, has received bis commission ly will also be published a po- largest number of men In proportion from Washington as a captain in the lice newspaper for the "intellectual orders. membership. Jceen post office money G army reserve corps, according to an to its Interest: is enlightenment of Turkish police offi- announcement to Jay. in the run and each club will turn out IP'S cials and the development of police a large representation. Captain Schaefer resigned from the methods." for every occasion will be national guard several montbe ago, John A. Kingsbury, commissioner of ptatlng at the time he had applied for' PRUSSIAN HEADSMAN RETIRES found in the a commission in the reserve. He had charitie3, announced the appointment reputation in guard of being of Stanley H. Howe as third deputy the the By AtsodAUd . one most efficient officers.' Prl commissioner lo succeed George E. of its BRESLAU, Germany. Prussia's of Thompson, resigned.1 Family MUS1C ficial headsman Lorenz Schwietz . 1 . un- GUARD OFFICERS WILL has just retired after holding his ' enviable position for 16 sears, and PILES CURED IH 6 TO 14 DAYS Corner Merchant and Fort Streets Phone 45G7 & ASSIST AT RECEPTION 120 Book with a record of beheadings. He PAZO ; OINTMENT' is guaranteed to Is now 67 years old. care. blind, bleeding, itchir ; or pro- it a remarkable volume con- Throueh orders Just is.su J at guard headquarters the following officors are Jack Nolte of Warwood, W. Va., truding I ILES in 6 to l4 days or ear taining. 252 pieces, vocal detailed to assist at the New l shot an 1 killed Les Ritz, captain of money refunded. Manufactured by reception to be given by Governor the Wheeling High school football the PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Louia. at-hi- s Hack- - - and .- Plnkham residence on team. V '; U. S. A. instrumental. feld and Lurialilo next Monday wter-- noon: capjs. Henry r. uoumvan - On by Henrv. Vaa Gieson. L. G. Ulackman sale F. J. Dougherty, G. K. Larrisou and a. M. Lowrev and Lieuta. W. C. "Wood ward, Lawrence M. Judd and Willard llavciicn Haws Co., Ltd, Wayne. :' ','

Bishop St. . SUBMARINES GETTING READY FOR NEXT RUN

Word from j Pearl Harbor today Is that the four K submarines will begin their regular quarterly practise, known as the 90-ho- ur run, in about two weeks. This is both a surface and undcr-wate- r test and the under sea boats are getting ready for it. Heavy rain fell at "the naval base throughout the night and forenoon of today, say officers there. Much out side work is being abandoned during the downpour.. RESTRICT ATTENDANCE AT BIG MILITARY BALL Only men of the service and their invited guests will attend the army and navy ball to be held during Car nival week. This is a change over oe an arrangements, wy previous the ball hav w ciosea "Starting the Ing formerly been open to everybody O As the plan resulted in some unfor- x 1 tunate incidents, it was decided to make restrictions. An attendance of New Year zouo is anticipated. Right" SOLDIER SAID TO HAVE naay mi atom SHOT WIFE IS ARRESTED SHOES for service! MEN'S that means shoe satis- Burton D. Allen, a private in Com- faction. For every dollar a man pany C, 2nd Infantry, at Fort Shaf-ter- , spends on street, shop or office has been arrested and is being footwear, he expects and de-man- ds held by the police on suspiciqn of a dollar's worth. shooting his wife in the leg a few days ago. The woman is in the Queen's The questions of style and com hospital. ; Stocktaking and preparing fort' also arise. One wants the combination of these with serv- ARMY ORDERS ice, to get entire satisfaction. We are selling models that meet abundantly. Sgt. James J. Quinn, Company H, the specifications 32nd Infantry, is transferred as pri vate to Company C, 2nd Infantry, and for their See model No. 4115 Regal "Ar- report- Lace, will proceed to Fort Shafter, lington Russia Calf $6.50. ing on arrival to the commanding offi cer for duty with the organization to C which transferred. The following prisoners will be sent on the first transport to the mainland: Regal To Fort Winfield Scott for transfer to the United States penitentiary. An drew Konen, Jay L. Weston, Logan R. Shoe Schellaberger, M. J. Leainghen. To disciplinary barracks at Alcatraz, Charles J. Kent, P. N. Dordea, Joseph Store Reid, W. M. McDonald, Central Dar- - rosett and Edward Hall. MPs REGAL A T. Samael Gatter, a junk dealer, of Fort Brooklyn, was arrested on a charge Tuesday, January 2nd of stealing "200 binoculars consigned to the Russian government "trom the St Bush docks in South Brooklyn. When Your Eyes Need Care Try Murins Eye Remedy Tli num. who tiuihU and wants wherewith to

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HEY! WHO LET IN THAT i! ini in iiii iiini STEADY GAIN SHORT BEET CROP CARRANZA LEADER HULA HULA DANCER? SHE Just Talks With Scouts IN AH AIM 1 UPSETS CHURCH CONCORD CONDUCTED BY MABEL PUTNAM CHILSON WAR ARENA k Iowa; Dec Men SLAIN SlOl CITY, l. night was wet and f w as. too. on to say that a boy liv- RUSSIA TO FIGHT TILL PINE SHIPMENTS IN RUSSIA HELPS AT TORREON women up The bliislie.l. turned their noes For "my umbrella was asoak ing at .'New. Alexandria, Pa went in OBJECT IS GAINED w and-youn- iieople gig- ' and alked out,, Not with the rain, but .with. the" Jew; bathing with a scout last July. The LONDON. Ens.. IW. 2VThe Grace Meth- ' 'ar gled he. e last niiibi in Left it with him when I ns broke. scout told him to keep out of the of Russia, in an order of the day ad (Aowr'iafwl-- lr- by ) ' odist cnurch when, in the course of a Hrlral Wire . deep water. dressed to his troops on all battle- TO A. IS SEEN Unoffi-- MornirK-siti- e L FAR EAST SUGAR EL i'ASO, Tex., Dec concert number i resented by friends, this wonderful bit of He Wfore his head fields yesterday, said: reports death of Gen. Luis in Dear di'in't. Just !f the college, a Mawairan sirl. clad tryins to get publish- w under h? called for help, but "Germany proffers peace because one of most able of the out upon !K;rtr has been eft llcrreia. the picturesijue seav.eed,fsidled ed, some time; but until now it heard him thought he w as she feels herself beaten, lecause she government commanders, pulpit ros- for those who An entering wedge a large do facto the "stase." really the iKeem 'wise' to" Now, how- in came up knows that defeat is near. The time for 4 Consul-Genera- George E. Ander- didn't use it. spot. When his head By l were confirmed officially yesterday trum, .md began an energetic "hula for peace has not arrived, and w ill permanent trade in canned pines bo Hongkong. British China. was ever since every report speaks of it again he gave another yell. This son. from Mexico City, Gen. Ilcrrera hula.";.-;'..- week, appro- not arrive for Russia until she has ac- tween the Islands and' the southwest : 2.".). beia wet last it seems time Sc jut Everett Cyphert heard October slain by Villa's bandit soldiers in the The concert committee explained complished the aims and attained the is seen by the San Pedro News In VrvM-n- t "that the priate indeed to publish it. him and went to his assistance. indications are last week - growing shipments of this prod- fighting before Torreon aftcrwarls that it was all a mistake: .handy to offer for toy. was se- fulfilment of the tasks she set- her- the whortage of the sugar-bee- t crop in war- Rain a excuse The whj drowning, when the Yiilistas renewed their that the Lyceui'i bureau had "slipped meeting; rath- self when she entered this war, and uct of Hawaii; nel by the Great Russia is to save the sugar interests city. being absent from but cured such a tirm hold on the neck Angeles harbor. fare and captured the one;ove?" on tnem by substitutins a er funny, don't you think, consider- of the ;;cout. that the marks remained more especially the tasks which the Northern to ts of the Far East from a very precarious South, for what w regarding Speaking of this trade angl, the ' KejKjrts received here from sources quartet of sea dancers we live in liquid sunshine ob- ar itself has created the months sugar priees in- ing that for some time. The. scout was situation. For forces was sciu'dnled as an "intellectual acquisition of Constantinople and the News of November 2:, ays: ' ! East, and particularly clowe: to Villa state th?t his mobt of the time here in Honolulu? liged to strike him in order to loosen all over the Far have driven! the de facto government terpretation of Hawaiian musical feting Dardanelles and the creation of a lib- "The Great Northern has five: hun- Hongkong have been steadily de- his hold, i secured a safe con- In troops from! San Luis Potosi and are trends. ' night of hoys erated and happy Poland. Until then dred tons of cargo for this port China has reduced On Friday some the grip th rescuer reached shore. He ' clining. Unrest in contj-o- l No details the war must go on at no matter What sisting almost exclusively of cinnet now in of the city. belonging to .Mr. O. P. Soares troop placed file water-soake- d boy over, an the demand for the refined product, individual sacrifices." pineapples. This will r inaugurate a new of the capture have been received. ADMINISTRATION PLANS thought enough of him to scramble empty ;eg unt.l he was thoroughly two large im-porta- while at the same time that.Tampico. the nt new system which promises to be of Japan It is believed f through the raih and answer rollcall. drained. When consciousness had refineries have been opened in ob- TO MEET DEFICIENCY TWO NEUTRAL SHIPS more than a little commercial value sugar, east coast port, is Villa's up Punchbowl way. They drilled a been restored he sent him home. for refining Formosan and the VICTIMS OF TEUTON DIVERS to San Pedro.' V v is jective. Reports are that he is plan- little, were given the John Guild dia- The next time a scout speaks to 'current crop of sugar in Formosa Tampico in order (Assoiiated by Federal Wire less) LONDON. Eng . Dec. 2S.Two "Formerly this crgb would have unusually large. Stocks ning an attack on rrfi ries, and adjourned early. him the youngster will listen. reiorte4 as to secure a through which he WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 28. The more neutral vessels have fallen vic- leen unloaded at San Francisco and low-grad- e In Hong- iort The National Court of Honor voted of raw and sugars munitions financial deficit which" the administra- tims to Germany's submarine warfare, distributed to points south nd west g could obtain shipments of XX usual on Friday kong and Shanghai have been increas-in- to with will be dealt Troop met .as the scout a bronze medal. according to Lloyds announcements port. this time for- which he is unable to secure across tion is face face night, with a good attendance. They from this From from month to month while prices in number of ways, according yesterday. They are th;e Norwegian ward, however, all such cargo will - the American border. with a a bugle practise, and re- A in corresponding de- had drill and THIS TROOP 13 RUN LIKE Capt. ;' di- have dropped .on to intimations from circles close to steamship Sno. Simonsen, 19! be brought here and sent out .." Anticipation of such an attack diaries, according to gree; '. ','- ." In It is ex- ceived their COLLEGE tons, and the Danish bark Josan, both '." has been or the White House last night rectly to the consignee." . The announcement that the Russian Tampico, Gen. Gonzales pected that the president will soon Scribe Cooper. of which are reported sunk. The Sno Along the same line, the San l"edro south from the border by the s long and short of government is coming . into the Far dered outline his plan for raising the neces- This the the it: left New Orleans in September and Pilot of November 28, remarks: sugar le government to reinforce the By the way. it is fine to see the oft, Clt-veland-; Ohio," does for supplies of facto Among . .it be- Troop No. after touching at and Nor- 'Eastern market a. sary funds. then is Galveston "The first big cargo of pineapple refinery Carranza armies in the state oi;Lni-huahu- boys appreciate a present as practi- not let the big ones get away. Big led to a boom in Hongkong lieved that he will urge the issuance folk sailed for Havre. France, where direct from Honolulu arrived - here " :": Mr. Guild has one refinery ad- .'. ;'v' cal as the little diaries boys we mean. she arrived in November and sailed : the shares of . $125,000,000 in Panama on stocks, of at least They are quite like miniature this morning the steamer Great vancing about 1ft per cent in value In Canal bonds, increased income tax given. Sometimes the big fellows when for a distination not named. Northern and will be distributed by' hand-book- s. the past five days. The only ; ques- SUBMARINES AMERICA'S and taxes on estates as well as on tea, scout they get along toward the "V" period the Pacific Wharf and Storage Cora tion in the situation seems to be as to corfee and other things of a like na- feel that they ought not. to associate GREEK STEAMER HELD BY puny, agents for the Great Northern PEACE A troop met ynd got right down get- how much sugar .the Russian govern- GUARANTEE OF ture." These and Other measures are that with the youngsters who are just BRITISH AT GIBRALTAR Pacific Steamship Company, to vari- -- fun , last Fri- - 28'. ment plans to purchase here. Orders to be considered by the house com- to business business ting old enough to become scouts. NEW YORK, N. Y.. Dec. The ous points in Southwest. Hereto--" Troop VIII. They de- - the for about 10,000 tons have been (AtoorittfJ Pre r Kdrnl WirettmO mittee on ways and means at once. day night was It Is a perfectly foolish feeling but Greek steamship Patris, with 600 pas- fore all canned pineapples from y 28. the $12,60 local cur-cenc- NEW YORK, X. Dec, Two in budget will be ap- orated their hall with ferns, set up a of boys have it. like measles' sengers aboard, bound from P,iraeus, placed tentatively at The deficit the lots It's the Islands have been : distributed per picul, or about $0.05 gold fleets of submarines, of 200 units proximately $370,000,000, a portion of loving-pictur- e machine, and made up catching, but not In Troop 36. Greece, to New York, has been de- equal number of aero- pour and through San Francisco. per pound, f. o. b. Hongkong for ship- each, and an which will have been for the support their minds Jo let the rain It is different. The big fellows have tained by the British at Gibraltar. In "When the Great Northern sails for A special lot planes should be built by the United on the border and the leave their umbrellas down at "Un- own patrols fel- explanation of the detention of a ves- ment to Vladivostok. of of the militia their and the little Honolulu tonight she will have 80O J 65 tons) States at once as the best means supplying of the Pershing column cle's" for the night Clnrlie Chaplin lows patrols they, all sel bound for this port, the agent of of 2.00. plcus I some short' through have their and tons of cargo from this port in her high-grad- securing peace to the nation ':':. out on the; screen an tw o reels, presume of e sugar has been sold for south of the line. trotted work together. the line stated, ''I that the holds. This is the largest shipment $15 currency per adequate preparedness, according to while the SC9UU ate candy; then after The is In three years this Vessel is: detained until the British this trade at local result that - ever made to the islands and is the picul, or about $0.06 gold per iound. George Kunz, noted scientist U: he had disappeared and . they had troop has .won the championship of blockade of Greece Is lifted." Angeles of an address be- S. AMBASSADOR ASKS they wound result of the Los chamber In spite of the prospective demand Professor Kunz, in cried at his departure, Cleveland and intends to keep it. The commerce excursion on the last sail- - the ARMENIANS for the output of the Hongkong re- fore the American Association for HELP FOR up by having a dessert of ice cream troop has earned about $250 a year by NORWEGIAN LEADER ing." of here yester- J)y Then fineries prices have been advanced Advancement Science furnished the scoutmaster. giving plays, entertainments and lawn SEES HOPE FOR PEACE President John S. Mitchell of the have been day, outlined plans which he declared (Associated Press ly Federal Wircleis) they all pranced down the home treasury LONDON. Eng., Dec. 23. Dr. Mo-winck- but little, as purchases fetes. The funds in the are Los Angeles . Chamber of Commerce largely on contract. Of the were necessary to guarantee the na- NEW YORK, N. V.. Dec. 28 Fiftjr stretch with a coconut apiece, shelled and in carrying president of the Norwegian made foreign foe. to be increased used party visiting the islands last month sugar mentioned about one-fourt- h tion against attack by a thousand Armenians are starving in and presented by Robert McConnell. plans for future. storething, the lower house, is quoted above vice-preside- nt out the' on the Great Northern's first call of retiring city - hopeful early peace in an Ex- came in the raw state from the Professor Kunz is the the neighborhood of the Turkish It was a great party. .One of the big plans which is now as of season In Island serv- and economic of orders re- change Telegraph despatch from her second the Philippines, the rest coming from of the social pf Alepix), as a result being considered is, the purchase of ice, reporter of the Los An- - of the association. temporarily suspending, Copenhagen. Dr. Mowinekel is quoted said to a science section cently Issued Foolc Chlng of Troop II says: on be - Java. five acres of land Lake Erie to hope geles Times: the relief supplies which have been' "Wednesday night was pretty wet for camp, Incidentally for the as saying in the storething, "The 3tates,f used and of possibility finding common "We were treated in the most going forward from the United and only 10 scout and three officials raising of fur animals. A log cabin a of moment of according to cablegram from Ambas bases of peace negotiations from the from the PLACED AT a turned up. Foiirj new boys filed may be erected. A scout who has a landing until x our departure. We P0RT0RIC0 CROPNOW aador Elkus in Constantinople, re- of various warring powers Is not far dis for membership and two r art in a big enterprise like that many , yesterday. j - mutually discussed tbe interests cce! ved here them were in their tender- lighter tiie he grows. tant." part we ambassador begs; that some examined sticks older we have in common. On our The foot tests. Three scouts from other The troop is run like a college. impressed them w ith the fact that jo steps be taken by the state depart ' AUSTRIA'S EMPEROR READY troops wanted . to join, but were told Every scout is on own honor ab- Angeles logical capital, of the merit to lmmediatelv reopen the line his FOR CORONATION CEREMONY ;: is the TONS they; must give us proof that they everything : "attend- a posl- - V 500.000 between the source: that solutely in dues; LONDON, Eagland. Dec. 28. Em- tcurlst business, and we are In . of communication had left their own troop in good be- many ance and tests. When a scout Austria-Hungar- to them visitors; that of the supplies and the sufferers in; peror Charles of y and tion send ' standing scoutmasters &n alum- wholesaling com- -- V - and that their comes a man he Is treated as we are also a great Turkey. , .,: . '. Empress Vienna to go ; w ere willing that they, should be trans- for troop tZita have left ip 4. While production estimated made nus. The alumni will dp the to munity and want thelr'trade fact, SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Dec. ferred. Henry Young, one of our best college Budapest for the coronation of the by Mr. Soler forms probably the best what the alumni do for the Of we want reciprocity. Porto Rico will produce more than a RUSSIA WILL USE scouts one of the star swimmers new ruler as hereditary monarch the eugar during basis on which to figure the Island's and college. Every alumnus has the same empire, according despatch "On their part, they expressed the half million . Ions of the II, on Tues? dual to a crop, grinding of w hich IN in Troop leaves for China privileges r as active members of the desire to form a closer: commercial 1916-1- 7 crop, according to the esti- coming the DIPLOMACY PERSIA; from Vienna received yesterday. The early next weel? - un- day next and will be gone for some troop. ,'''"-.';'.- and social connection with Los An- public by J. Ruiz will commence emperor and empress were accom- - made here ' mate Just years. going school China '. ;.'.: - V present plans are changed, there by Federal Wireless) He is to in The troop has one of the best ama- geles."' '::' .'' .. . .. , Soler, secretary of the Porto Rico less (Associated rre: hopes to join the 'scouts there, so panied by a large suite of courtiers. Association. His are many well informed cane produc- WASHINGTON, D. C Dec. 28. As-- ; and teur wireless outfits in the state. The Speaking to an Examiner reporter Sugar Producers the scoutmaster gave him a transfer. troop con- Mitchell pre- of next season's production ers in Porto Rico who are inclined to surancea that Russia does not intend; church with which the is November 29, President estimate final output will be con- We practised signaling anu rescue nected gives the use of a separate NAVAL DEMONSTRATION dicted a big gIn In trade relations is placed at 510,800 tons. ; believe the to press matters by the use of force; siderably larger than this estimate. by the: drill. There will be no meeting dur- room for its station. PURCHASE of the territory and Los Angeles. He figure represents an increase have been received TO CELEBRATE ' This in Persia ing - ' 1915-1- 6 expected increase in Christmas week." said: or more than 27,000 tons over the In view of the state department here. DANISH WEST INDIES fixed by the production planned for several cen czar's govern-- ; SCOUTING IN CHINA "We found the. business element in crop, which has been It is ine intentor the We were all so busy getting ready Busi- treasury 483,590 tons, trals, some producers are predicting of diplomacy rather; the islands most substantial. insular at 550,-00- 0 ment to make nse us by however, that the next crop will exceed theicontemplated extend for Christmas that only a few of By Scoutmaster A. M. Gill of Shanghai, (Aoritcrl Pr FnierI VireleM ness is being done everywhere on a. There is a slight variance, than guns In ' WASHINGTON. D. Dec. The. production figures tons, while some have ventured thought about writing letters to the :"" ' China .. :' C. 2. large scale, and ffrocliicts from every between the actual crop would sion and solidifijcition of the Russian: poor, editor, patiently at United States navy will participat; compiled by the insular govern- the opinion that the new in kingdom, tired sittin? 1 was struck by theworkmanlike ap- country on earth can be found in tho as of the sphere of influence that a desk, chewing on a pencil-poin- t, hold- in a naval demonstration and ment and the production figures given be 25 per cent larger than that statements made by pearance of the Chinese boys, sons of ntit Hawaiian markets. Should this latter in- according to the ing a telephone receiver to the ear, fleet maneuvers in the old Spanish found the merchants kind- Mr, report. v According to past season. government. wealthy men, cleaning their boots, "We also In Soler's the crop would officials of the Petrograd waiting for scout news and receiving main to signalize the formal trans- Angeles. Soler estimate, the total produc- crease materialize hoped in this way to avoid the washing their dishes and clothes, etc., ly disposed toward Los There the ' 600,000 tons. It is almost none. Tears dropped upon the fer of the Danish West Indies to the no in establishing tion of sugar from last year's cane slightly exceed hostility which the more speedy but and In fact doing everything for them- will be trouble" approxi- of Record Crop desk below and the stains may now not United States if plans now being con- abundant markets in Hawaii for Los crop totaled 483,097 tons, or Sure less tactful methods advocated" by selves. You American boys do was re- Regardless oT what actual produc- be viewed by any interested, parties. means because Chi- sidered by the state and navy depart- Angeles products If permanent steam- mately 500 tons less than ma- some of the Russian officers would realize what this by insular treasury. tion figures will be reached, the nese boys have never done their own ments are consummated. Both state ship lines arc put Into operation, ported the agree 1917 undoubtedly create. , you yes- On a selling price basis, of 5 cents jority of producers that the Boys! ,:, Do know tliat there work unless they were paid to do so. and navil department officials "When we left the island the entire pound at Porto Rico ports, Mr, crop w ill in all probability be the are blind scouts, and that they are to Chinese are usually backward in tak- terday stated that such plans were IopuIatlon tnrned out to bid ns fare- lcr ever pro- TO published ; de- ; Soler estimates the coming crop will largest that Porto Rico has GERMANY READY have some of your stories ing up new things, but with scouting being considered and include a well. Bands played, we were shower-- present 1 $31,000,000. The esti- duced. A continuation of the in Searchlight, a magazine for the years ago the monstration in West Indies waters ed with lefs. and all the 'civic organ-- be worth over affecting, the SUBMIT PEACE TERMS it was different Two mated production of sugar for the favorable conditions blind? It's wonderful how the scout name Chinese Scouts was not known, by the American navy. izations were on hand. It was ex- sugar market of the Western Hemis- is spreading. with which new crop as compiled by Mr. Soler, (Associated rrcs by FtderalAVireiess) idea now there ure nearly 2000 scots in pressive of the spirit the may also result in the further Califor- together with his figures of produc- phere N. Y., Dec. 28. The China, nd they expect, to develop EMPEROR Y0SHIHIT0 Hawaiians Invite Southern cane In 1917 on land not NEW YORK. be- planting of f, The scouts of Lowell, Mass., are tion for the past crop, follow: Count von Bern-storf- their number very shortly. ' nia's trade. usually given over to sugar. j German ambassador. telegra- OPENS DIET SESSION Final Estimated yesterday declared himself as coming successful wireless At the first rally of the boy scouts "The hospitality of the Hawaiians, I Production The weather still continues rainy, phers. At their camp last summer found, almost equaled the Western Production re- delighted with Germany's reply to in China, scouts came from all parts -- 1916-191- 7 unfavorable than in (Special Cable n Hawaii Shinpo) Angel-en-c 1915 1916 . although less re- they had an efficient station. hospitality which has placed regard country. The Canton Troop 28.--T- cent weeks. For the first time in 20 the Wilson note. "I that was of the TOKIO, Japan, Dec. he open- Central. Tons. Tons. constituting acceptance to The installation of the station traveled about 1500 miles to attend the in the highest esteem through- years or longer, the south side of the ply as ing ceremony of the imperial diet was ". Alianza 5.313 4,375 everything suggested by Mr. Wilson," completed in less than two hours, and rally, having raised the money by giv- out the country. The Los Angeles 8,360 8,000 island, usually discouragingly dry, has full operation was begun yit once. held yes terday morning in the house Chamber of Commerce will now work Los Canos ...... said.- - He made it clear that in his ing two concerts. . - 1,250 at times this season complained of he Messages of peers. Emperor Yoshihito was Ha- Bayaney (new) .. prepared to submit were received from several of Boy Scouts to build up the . tourist trade of too much rain. 'opinion Berlin is The. The badge the Chinese present at the ceremony, and read a Cambalacbe .... 22.500 concrete terms on the first day of battleships in Boston harbor. is the well known "Fleur de Lis," waii. Reciprocity Is our mottcv Their ..V,.....,1S,819 18,750 Guanica Centrale is planning to correct time was received every night message to which the president of the fruits and hardwoods will find a mar- Plaxuela on 4. the proposed conference. with the five national colors, red, yel- re- 8.125 commence grinding December house of peers and the speaker Angeles dls-- . Monserrate ...... 8,719 from Arlington. low, blue, white and black, across the ket here, and Ixs can 12,500 by plied. , The Mikado then ordered the Jn;Jla-waii.- " San Vicente ..... 12.T.42 All village news sent out the lis, words "Chinese pose of all kinds of products - fleur de and the adjourn s. 10.625 r-- received,- and diet to until January ; Carmen ...... S.818 Wellfleet station was Boy Scouts," in Chinese, at the bot- 8.750 two-pag- e paper was Constancta 10.687 UNITED STATES each morning a tom. A very pretty and attractive 6,710 8,750 published and posted at the mess tent - Juanita ...... badge indeed. :- D0NT EAT PEANUTS! SCIENTISTS URGE Vannina ... 10,464 12.5UO The scout who was in charge of the fellows to go 8,1 2. The tests these have CAUSE APPENDICITIS DAYLIGHT SAVING PLAN Progreso 10.238 station did his work with so little through are just the same as those you Canovanas ...... 16.313 1J.500 ALL REST OF V fuss that he had an issue of the pa- way manage have to do, and . the they . , directly jko-iatr- . . 75,357 75,50 INSURANCETHAN per out before the other scouts discov- Appendicitis has been f l Ptmii br WirlM) Guanica ...... to get. second and first class people Fdral 1,760 ,2,750 doing. They were their traced to peanuts.' Honolulu NEW ORK, N. Y -- Dec. 28. Speak- San Francisco ... ered what he was badges is really wonderful. Rufina ...... 8.000 7,500 v incredulous until they had compared should know tfiat simple buckthorn ers at th3 convention of the American 10.000 in Before I end I want to call attention bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in for Advancement, of Mercedita ...... V9.308 (By Associated Pressl iiheraiiv the insurance carried his news with the dailies from, the Association ,the. ; ' '! to one ramarkable development of Adler-i-Ka- , prevents 1.S73 l,87o it is appar '' ";;""": often relieves or Science yesterday urged that, the Oonstancia NEW YORK. Dec. 14 The United countries not enumerated cities. scouting in China. Before scouting Fortuna (closed).. . . a fifteenth ot the United States has more Classes are now being forhied fn the appendicitis. This simple remedy acts United otates adopt the metrlcj sys- States, with less than ent that n ' was-know- in. this country their men upper bowl, re- Boca Chica ...... 5,529 5,500 iopulation of toe earth, now has life insurance than is carried else- different troops f Lowell for the on BOTH lower and tem of measurement, and the - the never gave in to the ladies; for ex- surprising foul matter ' CorUda ...... 9.209 10.000 life insurance In force than ex- where on the globe. At the end of study of wireless telegraphy. moving such plan" which was put Into more ample, if a man was in a crowded car TEASPOONFUL relieves European coun- Aguirre ...... 39.530 .42.000 ists in all the rest of the world put 1913, the actual insurance carried in that ONE effect :n a number of . 11.589 12,300 and a lady entered, he would never ANY CASE constipation, sour worked Machete ...... together, according to original sta- American life insurance companies : Anyone can give advice, but it is a almost tries, and which, has well thought of getting up to give her '' 9,375 ; o have gas. A .; Lafayette 9.378 presented today at the tenth was" twenty-tw- billion, seven hundred wise boy w ho knows when to accept stomach or short treatmentl there. . ;".'.' . tistics his seat, but now one sees young men Prpvidencia 3,330 5,250 meeting of the Association of million, but some of this is carried it. helps cnronic stomacn irouoie. ine : annual promptly vacating seats Adler-i-k- a Fajardo ...... 36,338 38,750 countries. In says goes who are their INSTANT, easy action of is ; . Ufe Insurance Presidents. Alfred on citizens in foreign So Armstrong Terry, who to the ladies no MILITARY TRAINING IN El Triunfo (new) .... 2,300. of ten vears from 100." to 191 T the and offering them astonishing. The Hollister Drug Co. associate general solicitor tha ' . 8,353 Hurrell, who or what they are, and I Pasto Viejo ... . . 12.500 com . life insurance com- matter Adv. ..j" SCHOOLS VOTED D0WU the Prudential Insurance Company, insurance in force in American the American boy Ejemplo-...... - .. 4,594 6.250 dii-lio- .to am sure these young men are presented the HgurCs and said: , panies increased just short or io panies now amounting more than . . . 15.887 17.500 ' SCOUtS.' probability, will have a million boys N Y., Dee. 28, Mili- Mercedita .... Reserve Over Twenty Billions of dollars The increase now is five billion dollars, and to their NEW YORK. V 6,875 e birthday is Columbia ...... 713 very magnitude of the figures at the rate of over a billion of insur-anc- potentiality in peace; and. in war, Mr. in it before the tenth tary training for school children was . . . . 6.702 11,250 "The WHY "SCOUTING" SPREADS; by American Playa Grande attention and respect. They a year. . Hurrell said: reached. refused indorsement the (closed).. 3,125 .... cornels r A heavy debt of gratitude is due to League, in convention Arkadia of a great Ten-Yea- Growth One Factor in Preparedness Schools Peace not only record the results Marvelous '( O., en-ereg- y Real . . 4,940 6,875 ; com- From an Editorial in the Toledo, who have given their meeting was Puerta ... as a business, but they "The per capita insurance in force "The American life insurance those adults here yesterday. The Maria 638 ; 875 business BJade.) and time to forwarding the scout indorse a resolution appror Santa ..... sketch with accuracy a picture of the at the end of n) in this country was panies which hold in trust for their asked to Coloso 11.903 12.500 The amazing spread and prosperity cause. , They, have made real gifts to ing military training courses in th moral activities of our people in com- $159. at the end of last year it was policy holders .the v.ist sums above Corsica 8.853 10,000 . ele- of the Boy Scout movement is .proof communities, performed substan- elementary and secondary schools of forting relief to the d 5227. In l?"5'in England it was J10 stated, constitute an affirmative their Ana' Maria 5.793 6,875 pre- enough of its worth. If U policies the nation. The scout nation. The measure was Toted ...... ' charges of materialism and selfishness and at the end of 1913 it wa ment of first importance if our tial service for the Rochelaise ...... 6.058 6.250 put were unsound, the work simply spec" movement is bound to raise the stand- down. Forty-fou- r states are. repre- in 1905 was paredness ns a nation should be to - 6,804 ' 6,875 made against them. There is in force per capita Eureka ...... only in- test. That this' would te so is seen tacular, it would have perished in its ard of citizenship in America. sented in the league sessions. 727 1.623 in the United States . on residents in 1914 it was $60. France Plata ...... present over per capita from ?19 in 190 from the experience in Europe where first few months. For even boys lose ' 1.026 1.250 therein at the time creased its Par- y; THE Y MACHINE. Soiler 1912; Italy had $8.00 months ago it was said the war loans interest in she w and para de. .792 873 20 billion dollars of legal reserve life to $21 in In.li friendly Has demonstrated to the skeptical that subluxations of vertebrae Utuado ...... 1914 increased to out of the belligerent nations then ex- ents are not too toward often 440 500 insuraDCe. In contrast with this, the and by this had occur, they by adjustments. Bending, twisting, Pellejas ...... person. So i seen ceeded 30" billion dollars, one-tent- h of schemes of the. sort. The enthusiasm do and that are corrected 654 insurance in force on the lives of the $7.00 per it that nodding disprove the statement that vertebrae are immovable. Santa Barbara .. l.wo Germany. with the other principal na- which It is estimated has been sub- of promoters and organizers runs out rotating, all ; people of Great Britain. cornered X-ra- y following ad- Cayey ...... 5,389 5.623 by life, other in- where the incentive i? false and the plates showing subluxated vertebrae can be seen at the only our per capita much scribed the and the " ' 12,500 France, Italy, Switzerland, Russia, tions not is : Santa Juana 12.923 In- ; pretentious. The boy scouts have dresses:.-. :' Austro-Hungar- y. a steady annual surance institutions of the countries idea 15,454 .17,500 Denmark, Norway higher but it has C. F. C. MIGHTON, D. C. J uncos ...... d every objection. They have W. C. WEIRICK. D. ' New-Zealan- countries in the involved and at good interest rates. met 6, over , 1915-1- 4S3.097. and Sweden. Japan, Australia, crease those - of Clinic Pacific Col-- Total production. of the In this way will policyholders in strengthened themselves in every Graduate. Palmer School of Chiroprac- Former Director production. 1916-17- , and Chile, on". the last avail- years preceding the outbreak lege Chiropractic. Total estimated -- collectively help their coun- community in which troops have been tic (Parent School.). of war.".' America : 204-20- r.i 0,800. able statistics, was less than sixteen movement, in every 424 Beretania Street. 5 Boston Bldg. ." Orer MayV f assets of try in time of dire need." v formed. The Estimated increase, 27,703. and one-hal- billions. Estimating Referring to the invested -- STAR-BULLETI- TEN HONOLULU N. TI IU KS DA Y DFX'KM BEH JSf 191G. cxmea o Oweiv 1917 MERiiICK

'.' '"'.-'- .:.,' .' ALL-ARM- PENH TEAM GOLF HAS GREATEST YEAR IN 1916; Y TEAM BILLY SUNDAY Will '.'' - CHANGED WITH V - MISSTATEMENT I nc xnwnnlTc im CHICK EVANS MAKES GnEAT SHOWING WII.LNflTHF.ET BOSTON. Dec. S. Tony Willi-- ul nivuuiic m ams, for many years an actor and ballplayers, including up friend of OREGON CONTEST More people in the United States new flayers who have taken the Billy Sunday, takes exception to play golf liaseball. This state- game this year, and the growth of than GUARD the intter's ftatement in a ser- - ment brings out the fact that there the game at Moanalua has been re NATIONAL mm men :h.at Mike Kelly, the great I are of golfers throughout tournaments on ; i The will be drawn on main- tbounaad markable. The this Chicago flayer, died a drunk- - curtain country they are growing had Day Pasa- the and course Iiave invariably brought out a ardln Penns.ivania and had been land football New Year's at rapidly each year. Cities have keit field of more than players, and it " dena when the great Pennsylvania National Guard will not play the burfcl a pa:iper. ; by installing public links, which L'Oo by a pate is thought that more than golfers iui team on New Years. Ac-ecrd'- Williams. team, which smothered Cornell FORSALE Fare Service "That is a lie." said been universally successful. play All-Servic- big score on Thanksgiving Day, will are taking advantage of the on to Lieut Smith the e "Kellv died at the Emergency The outstanding points of the golf- this course. ' meet the Oregon eleven. Pennsyl team will be play on hos;ntal in Boston from pneunio- - . ing of 1916 was fhc playing of The; Damon's have done everything unable.to vania is confident of winning from the New Day. Hiid there will be no .. was in Charles ("Chick") livans, Jr., vho up, Year's nia. The lcdy taken Oregon team and believes that the possible., to keep the course and match this year unless the National charge by the Boston of captured both airateur and oic:i they have always taken a inter- Westerners will be beaten by as large all sizes and styles dep and. a- - ' thairpionship. something that no (?uard men change their minds Elks. He had Christian burial a as est in the progress of the play. Ho- j Brig.-Cen. score Cornell. prolong the season. -- Sam .and lies in Elks Rest in Mount ''' other gohtr has ever before, accom nolulu something few cities ' , Pennsylvania has beaten both Cor- has that said yesterday afternoon-tha- t Hope : plished. His double victory "was a i pri- Johnson cemeteiy. nell and Michigan and the Eastern- in America can boast of; that is a the National Guard would close its "Poor Miko was one of God's great tribute 'to' the golfer who has ' ers do not believe that Oregon will be AT vate course opeu to the public, and season on "New Years, so there is lit- nobleiHen, hand was failed to win the title on a number gen- W'.'ose evei as strong as either Cornell or the kept up by the owners. That the tle possibility of a gy me unless the in pocket to help a needy of occasions. one hb Hurry Up Yost eleven. Pena has a " erosity of ".the ilamniisliaB been' teanr makes a hange in the original friend. You may rest assured he Ouimet Did Not Paly of biggest factors in t!ie advance- number of real stars,' Including ilerry. the schedule. , has cft thousands of friends who Golfing circles had the usual argu- ment of the is certain. Wray, Miller, Little Henning, Bell nU siort The National Guard will meet the will rcfute the assertion of.Sun- - and 'Other players. Beckett Is the Star-Bullet- ment on the amateur question -- New Players on New. Uay at day.' ' in . year a Ouiniot Town Team Year's bright and shining star of the Oregon Office and at result Francis Many new players have improved was unable to play in the champicu-- ; Alexander field at 3 o'clock. The ":...,' team and stands head and shoulders Roy Black-shea- r - ship. His own club has held out for their game this year, and Town Team has greaXTy strengthened above any tackle In the West. l.ir admission as an amateur, but the of the Honolulu Club has made its lineup for the game. It Is expect- Eastern critics believe that PennsyK 125 Merchant Street Ignited States Golf Association main- a god showing against some of the ed that w it!i the coaching staff on vania will win "by at least 20 points, tains that a dealer in golf good Is best players at the Oahu Country Club. hand a number of new plays will be FINANCIERS TO while Oregon is confident that they com-petitio- will I. B. (Ireig in the not eligible . to play in amateur He meet J. developed. will give the big Penn team a great There promises, to be a. big finals of the play for the Wall & Town game. Without a doubt the game will new This opportunity tc see the "light befcre this, matter is finally eel-f.c- I)o;igherty trophy. Two clubs Team meet the championship team of attract the largest crowd that has ... .have been fonied at Moanalua, and the Guard will greatly ever attended a football game on the strong combin- National be Atlanta, Ga.r was placed in the golf- the fair ex boast cf a welcomed by all football enthusiasts MEET PINEFACS Paclftr Coast and the East vs. West eye year perhaps ation.:;.'; v in Honolulu. has1 great battle will give a line cn the relative ing more this than game There been any other city has in the history of Net etily h;s the increased in discussion all fall as to the relative merits of the teams. . Schofield the royal and ancient pajstiir-e- Tli's interest at Moanalua. but merits of the two organizations and Beckett is a great, lineman and in tho many Camp Southern, city produced two players too lias seen aa advancement this game should settle the contro- - AT ALLEYS believe that T.cn Walter game. Many nevr nave YJ; on who flashed across the so'.fias hori-ro- n players taxeu vcrsy. makes his selection for places the like a meteor. One of them, Mis. up the game this year and the tour-- j teams he will name lAlexa Sterling, captured the women's naments as a rule have been verysat-isractor- y. Beckett for a place. Henning and Compo-Boar- championship at the age of 18. The ladies have their BOWLING TONIGHT Little of Penn, both weighing oyer 200 , d tourna- - j pounds, are who may be given Girl Best and" a number of stars Ceorcia ments have ben scheduled for the OURFiSN Pineapple Facto vs. Financiers. places on the mythical teams. Berry Miss Sterling played excellent golf members of the fair sex. is certain to make it, while Miller throughout the tournament and de- Schofield is Golf Center The Tineapple Factors" will lineup is one of the best ends in the East feated marfy of the older golfers wit.i against the Financiers tonight on. the The lineup of the two teams and ap- Schofield of a number of BASEBALL, SAYS . ridiculous case. Her manner of boasts ' Y. M. C. A. alleys, the match starting weights will be a3 follows when the . golfers including Greig. proaching and putting was considered excellent at 7:30 o'clock. This Is a Commer- whistle blows to open the game: many g marvelous. The year before she bad Snow, Schneider, White and cial Bo-ivlin- league match. T ho Oregon. Pennsylvania. captured the women's championship of others. Many of the officers have : iniMealWMI Financiers are going in to make this U E. R. '::"v. the South by a big margin, making: an played in competition with the mem- VETERAN STAR a battle for blood. They are th low- Mitchcl (180)...... ,.(170) Miller S8 Qualifying good tail-ender- : for the round. bers of the Country Club and ly a. while the Pineapple -- ...a ''.; u R. Bobby pio-duc-t, t Jones is another At'anta matches have been the result. The men are in third place,. so the money Bartlett: (ISO)...... (200) Little who Is Just 14 years of age, but course at Schofield and the one at handlers will make a strong effort to L. G. R he was good enough to make a great Halciwa have been the Mecca for ? Apit?her who has been in the take the Pinefac's goat and thereov Spellman (180)...., (175) Erstravaaj fight In championships major 13 years, is the national many Honolulu golfers the past sea- ioagues for who pull themselves up a few pegs. .': C and gave Robert Gardner .a hard fight son.' :, ': still able to hold his own and who up Risley (178) , (180) Wray The holiday rush held last f wood-cor- throughout Jan-vrin- , us name rea-- ' strong, e material is giving - their match. Harold Golf at the Country Club has con declines the of his for night's match between the "Sugar Fac- R G L This patented, who was here with , eons obvious, '. the tlnued tii Improve, and a number of that are declares that Clericals. The Sweet? Snyder (200) ...... (210) Henning tors and the ''- ' complete satisfaction throughout the cities of the believes that Jones will be rood tnnrnampnta have been staged. Ine four valuable players 01 tne last ifigbt, but the Clerks spent - R. T. L. ': a real champion within years. ye.rs new rolled last three The team matches.Vn the order of the live ones, he means are time taking stock and so were Beckett (193) ...... (193) Matthews states today, and is a perfect wall board for the store, Ben-muc- that Another lad who also k h claims Atlanta Cleveland-Boc- 11s duel. mve created , Davy Robertson, George Sisler, present to uphold thalr .. R. E. U as his" residence Is Terry Adair, who, ny unable to be interest, and it Is expected that Kamf and Hornsby. v end of the schedule. The Sugar men Tegart (178)...... (143) Urquhart office or home in Hawaii, because althoughbut 18, has liiade great rec- ; a a number of these contests will be Having seen this old bird pitch his not to tak the game by de- -- ::; v. Q. ord in golf. Atlanta,t.as good rea&oh decided is strong and durable; ' staged In the near future. The tour; nnt game, his "ast and most of those fault and so extended to the Clericali S. Huntington (180)...... (135) Bell It to be proud of the trio of golfers. ; of AlexsBeW and Harold Giffard to jn between, his observations must be the-privileg- e of rolling off their ha'f U H. It. Competition has . become so keen Jt offers great resistance to heat; Schofield and Haleiwa, where they t consided seriously, of the match some time today. The rarsons (160)...... (170) Light In golfing .world, year k the that each - many of the marks, hasj much on alleys to. roll R. II. L. may find a new champion. Tho shattered Kauff is a better ball Clerks will meet the It does not crack; v added much to the Interest of the player than' the fans of the National off the balance of the match at 5 Monteith (ISO)...... (190) Derr ; growth, cf the game has brought ott : . ':. . F. ... You don't jam a hole in it when you acci- many ana new men game.' League appear to believe," he said, o'clock this afternoon: wizards coiae I say Iv H. Huntington (170) . . . (175) Berry Into prominence, as was the case when Evans May Come Here 'and when that don't mind Tomorrow night the Federals will dentally bang furniture against it; " filing you that 1 was prejudiced against the Printers. Sherill Sherman Almost landed the Next year rromlses to be unique roil A engineer a .v- i r against him at the start He Is a Swedish has Invnted title in the amateur ranks. Without - - rrt 00 it .rntPt. process for extracting a substance It saves time in your building operations ; doubt some practically unknown golfer a of leading golf corking ball player and he'll be better ed that number the ; . lye, which, may next year than this." trom sulphite in powdered It lends itself to artistic coloring, papers come to the frotvt la 1917. ers of the mainland will play here. -- .' ;:.:; " Why vot this time?'1 Tasked. ttfltt':, form, Is compressed into bricks for Many. Ctars ., Chick Evans, the open and amateur SUNDAY'S PRE3S AGENT use as fuel. and effects. - SImpIy because he's too anxious In the play of the year, many stars champion, has been Invited to come DOESN'T KNOW JENNINGS dur-- , to make good. Next year he will set ttand out 6uch as Chick Evans, Max to Hawaii, and may make the trip ': --: Trav-ers- , .down pick out only the Martson. Jesse Guilford, Jerome iw Vm Oomtvol norind, It in pvivprt tle and best - ' Al- - One of Biliy Sunday's- press Dudley M'udge, Eben Byers, Gardl- - that th.? pitriiers have to offer. - When you wall look wood ; representatives entered a news- buy board, for the core v ner White, It. A. Gardner, Nelson ready he is a great base runner, and " trl paper office in "Detroit to get my Whitney, James Standlsh, ' Albeit nU c.luh was Eivcn' a all' he needs to be able to hit as well m "mm and be assured of the greatest satisfaction. In stock Ti,a rnnnirv some pictures of the evangelist Seckel, W. Henry .1. Top- - any. of them is patience CFownes, in Chicago this year when ; as. - real boot The director of the art depart- in sheets 4 x 8 4 x 10 4 12 : ping, Oswald ! The pitchers have got on to Kauff, ft. ft.; ft. ft.; ft. x ft. Walter Travis, Kirkby, the Cherry Circle, the publication of ment handed the Sunday emis- - Diamonds Fred Herreshoff and W. K. Wood. . club, issued a and every man in the league knows the leading atnletic ?jad sary several prints. Among them In ' women's golf, the stars of the five-colo- that all he's got to do Is pitch Watches year r' phoiograph insert of the vas one snapped at Navin field, were Alexa Sterling, Mrs. C. 11. ; Benny and he will fall for course. "S is was forwarded to a balls to showing Sunday in the of Vanderbeck, Lillian Hyde. Mrs. R. H. tbem. He will hit at anything.". act' Jewelry friend by J. D. Mclnerny. Hawaii will shaking hands with Hughie Jcn-v- ' Bailow, Miss Marion Mrs. H. ; ; ; ? - Hpllins. in "But as to Robertson?" ' Sold on Easy Pay- come into the limelight .'; '.' ' I). V, Ivo'senthaU Myra continue to nings. Hammond. .E. the tourists who "Weil. I ll tell you," said the old " got menu Lfewers fe Cooke, Ltd. Helmer and Mrs. W. A. Gavin. golfing circles, and We this one at the park visit here will naturally be boosters . timer. Davy Robertson is one of the when Sunday was out there," Su. , Golf on the Pacific Coast has eon-t'nue- d American j greatest bail players tnat ever uvea. 1G9-17- 7 to improver but to date the for Hawaii. said the art director. f'ir? S. King St. Lumber and Huilding Materials will Ho also swings wildly; but, remem- - Jewelry Co. U.tWJ Calif ornianS have not accomplished j The uext article in this series "WhoVthe other fellow?" ask- i 191 ber, Robertson has long, arms and rnucn m the championship line. Harry ;ie a review of swimming in f. cd the press agent, pointing to 1148 Fort Street can reach bad balls that Kauff can- Jennings. 1 ravis, Jack Neville. Heinle Schmidt, He Is a viciou swinger R. Y. llayne, E. S. Armstrong. .11. not touch. Why, that's Hughie Jennings," E. gets hold of one it's 'good Backard, R. Astbury. Paul Ford. K. GOULD PLAYS and once he replied the art director. Monteagle. JAY night' He also has the advantage of "Jennings eh, and who is Jen- - Russell Sm!th, IL Wilhelm. Davy, Jack Morrill, Louis Sloss and Arthur beating out 'fluke' bounders. nings?" you kno'v, man in the '. '.-.- Vincent -- are is the fastest Pacific Ccast men who or have made a good showing in SQUASH IN EAST world t;oing to first base. Cobb f f mcnts. ... - anybody else is not in his class. There were two features of the "Hornsby," said the veteran, "I con- LONDON JURORS SCARCE sider the greatest find of the last 10 V play of Chick Evans "this year which NKW YORK, N. Y. Jay Gould, stood'.out, and It added a rrettv bit court tennis champion of the world, years. He can hit anything, but when fBy Associated lessl There to feed him what he LONDON, Eng. Depleted staffs in is of seat'aiectSin the national chim-- J who recently declined a challenge a pitcher tries doesn't want he'll curl up and wait business houses are causing consid- plOnship. - Next to golf Chick's real j from George F. Covey of England, hobby is game competitive HornsDy Is a m'ch better waiter than erable difficulty In getting juries in his mother, and in all the played bis first of Jus- tournament matches she followed sqnash recently in match between either Kauff or Robertson. He is as various courts and the lxrd Chief a way her a tice appealed to the bar and solic- son around the. 'course, and- - when' the Yale and Columbia University cold as ice. has young fellow well and itors that they agree as far as possible Evans won frem Garditer in the clubs in the inter-clu- b series. Gould "I know that match him. to try their cases without juries. to guard against such 'which decided the championship, UiaV; was cn the Columbia team, playing we often have a lot of fun out of mother was first to congratulate him thiid man, and defeated F. H.- - John- He comes from Fort Worth, Texas, disasters. A few dollars 15-- 9, is bird. Miss Arina Adams of New York after Gardner. 7 son of Yale handily by a score of and has an accent that a " pill,' was fined 1100 following her convic- invested in such protec- 6. ;You certainly old Hawaii Won for Chick 15-- The Columbia Club won by a can hit that - 2. one of boys said to him the other tion on a charge of carrying a loaded . the One- , scarcely of 5 matches tq would expect to 6core in handbag city tion mty save a fortune thnt, Evans' Is yet Gould, who has been practising assid- day after he had made four straight revolver her in the in learn superstitious, hall subway station . he carries with him, or rather Shorty uously at the Columbia Club courts at safeties. ... for you. I! "'but I simplay Nelson,. his caddie, does, a little idol Graraercy Tark for a month, was a . 'I Know,' he said, which friend of his brought h'mi "surprise package" when he walked cain't he'p it fron Hawaii, and he says that won on the courts - at the Yale Club, for "And that's a pretty good tipoff on it being ability walloper. for hJra both the amateur and nation-- ! not a rumcr of his a member his as a al championships. So Hawaii had its! of the Columbia team had leaked out "Sisler is of immense value because Haive You Ever Had Fire? :'but-,h- a up of F. in any position. part to play In the championships. In making his lists entries he can play . S. Kceler, the Columbia captain, did octter in any one of those po- many . There hag been much discussion this isnot If you have never been through a fire you know nothing cf the terror that year regarding the length cf TTme it not give Gould's name, saying that he sitions than either of the players I businessmen experience. il was and perhaps might : : takes to play a match. Critics main-:- ' undecided have mentioned." the worse a golfer is the have a surprise in store. Gould was While this veteran pitcher would not tain that the surprise. name in criti 17ahxro Reqnfro A fire is worse than anything save war or death. to the stroke, j Permit the use of his longer ne takes make 11 snnniT In pvprv nar- - first-clas- s ' is nwo was players, can be said There are very few golfers cism of other it affected ruts ta ' ticular. Although not altogether fa" pitched in &m 1 who p'ay slowt.w Fcr Instance, last that he has regularly the dittos ot "miliar with squash, he held Johnson major league since "1903. year' Anderson and Carter played 18 victory was as Your Property Guarded while You Sleep 30 in in every rally and his He has seen them all come and go, holes In I hour and minutes the asJLhc-i'Co- , decisive re vould indicate. Robert-sen- night-watchme- n -- Metroroirtsn championship.; and when he declares Kauff, RBAxra Our work under the newest system copied from those employed Hornsby and Sisler to be the tEB via C9 Many good golfers n;amtain that by wide-awak- e. The government of British, India best It is almost a good betting propo- the big companies of the East. Our roundsmen are alert, Tiicy delay lraks in "l11 concentration, sent an expert to Tyro's Ac&cpSb thought has the United sition. Ftrij will guard your property while you sleep. v,. that it lves time to the that States to study American methods ot shirt might bg uiijscd. and causes, mt mrnim, tteaac the cotton production agricul- tad lefliiiaalia,-- l ' rigid. and other The mysterious young man known toaklaa tb Dtrti raaainulil the muscles to become Alex tural questions. aadul utlMpOa. ! Give us authority to protect ! j. as Lieut. Bruce oomcrset, who killed It mtitoaom Smith DUtt's on the second, getting the . up i .. .U- - ...II X- - himself in the Hotel Rosslyn at Los your establishment and.we will line as he come3 i i"ns 1. positively lonee rtmad&rA a?t) ytle K beginnins to realize that CUIUX UAU5t HEADAUHES Angeles on October was vrsjxjaxia as a, guard against burglars Protective Agency of Hawai i players are identified as Rudolph Bruce Pfohl of boog1 it either is more a fault than LAXATIVE BROMO re- overdeliberateness QUININE Trenton, N. J, or conflagrations. Wm. E. Miles, Genl. Mgr. a help. ".,''' moves the cause. Used the woild over 25c, 50c. $1 Booms in Hawaii cure Headquarters Temporarily 307 Golf history of golf to a cold in or.e day. The signa- ftoro Granalaf4 Eyelid, Fy j at r Never before In the In flamedBy,by exposure to Bun, Dust and Wind J. S.TYREE, Oim!trfca McCandless Bldg. Phone 273(3 ture of E. W. is on each , GROV: box. : ' m Hawaii has the game advanced a$ quickly retired by Marine Eye Remedy. No 4 Waaaiactoa, D. G. c I year. Without a Manufactured by ne PARIS MEDI- UMriuir. Jiwt Kye 0inf.rt. At your Drutnri' as It has this Sik-- For Book f tU I much , ; by mail, Htlle. la CINE fc there have boon vlose c... st vuu, u. s. Cr iree, ,k M uruie e Itj'uuMjr IV., Cblca;.'a.

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DAILY AND SEM Y FOR SALE REAL ESTATE : MISCEtLANEOUS. BOATMAKER CUT FLOWERS AND PLANT8 : DENTISTS Saturday night, between Kewalo - Terms of Suoscriptlon: street and Honolulu Planing Mill. Star-Bulleti- A valuable residence suitaJblc for : DR. C. P. DOWSON Office 9 Dally n 75 cents per month. lot BOatmaker, E. Harada. Phone 5162. Coconut plants for sale, Samoan va hours: Roman gold finish brooch, set with group cottages, 12 1 5 18 per year, 5 cents per copy. a of on ciline, BARGAINS IN MACHINERY. 6599 3m rlety. Apply A, D. Hills, Lihua, to a. m., to p. m.; evenings, six pearls. Reward if returned to 206x256 Telephone 2325, Wm. 7 to 9 p. m. Sundays, 9 12 a. m. Bern Star-Bulleti- n. 12 per feet KauaL 6277 U to Star-Bulleti- n office. 666631 .. 5 Btdg. S568 :.' year. Borthwick. CLOSING OUT BUSINESS. CAFES: AND RESTAURANTS No. McCorriston tf 6668 Dec. 28, 30, 1916; Jan. 1, 1917. T. Kuniklyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635. Certificate No. 818, 20 shares Pahang Advertising Rates: CHIROPODIST. : Classified and Business Announce- One Saunders Sons power pipe thread- The Manhattan:; Cafe; , meals at all 6298 tf Rubber Co, dated February 1st No. 1F33 Anapuni. near Hastings st; ier-vic- e; .:.' DR. CATHERINE SHUMACHER; ment h 1 cent per word per each inser- ing and cutting machine with solid hours; known for quality and 1913, standing in the name of Capt lot 75 by 125 seven-roo- m room 4, Bldg., opp. Young Ho- ft ft; 1 you should eat there. ; Harada, fresh cut flowers; teL 3029. Elite James Gregory. All persons are tion, up to one week. J dies from in. to 4 in. pipe. With cottage, garage, etc.; only 13750; ;. tel; hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. per line. an expanding bolt-thread- s, 6121 tf warned against negotiating same. Estimate sir words asy die head for 665"0 terms. See Pratt, 923 Fort lm : Per line, one we$k ...... 30 cents st with chasers and full set of .. 6660 18t : 651 tf Boston Cafe, place In town. Klmura, flowers, Fort St. Phone 5147. IVr line, .two weeks.,...... 40 cents machine taps from to 1 in. coolest HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. After the show vt op in. Open .day 6084 . Library book. "The Making and Break Pvr tin, one month.... v.... 70 cents Twelve-roo- m lodging house, with all Includes gauges, wrenches, counter tf Jas. T. Taylor, 611 Stangenwald bldgn I'ei Mnc. six months. .60 cents ea. mo, shaft, reversing pulleys, etc. and night Bijou theater, Hotti ing of Almansur," left at creek at rooms taken, at a bargain. Phone st consulting civil & hydraulic engineer Re- V fan-- , Waklta. plants and ferns of all kinds. Kapiolanl Park near.car line.. Other rates upon application. 2198. 6666-M- t One power: and one hand 5539 tf 6375-t-f Aloha lane, off King 6106 tf Collins, care of Star-Bulleti- n. No advertisements of liquors or cer--' - i blower for blacksmith's forge. st turn to ac-cei'tt- d. Columbia Rooms; quick 6661 tf tain proprietary medicines will be AUTOMOBILES One Electric Grinder. Lunch service Toyoahiba, King opp. Vida Villa PALMISTRY. p. engine. cleanliness our motto; open day st, One five h. gasolene and 6411 3m MME. CLEO, Scientific Palmist The Dividend Warrant Check No. 2871 in in replying to advertisements ad, 1913 Cadillac, a fine car One Davidson boiler feed-pum- 5 and nlgkt Hotel st, opp. BetheL power- lines of the hand shows the favor of Wong Hoy for 80 shares of . r your replies Exactly as stated in for rent service; on easy payments. 3 6518 ' dress in. by in. tf of of life. Star-Bulleti- FURNITURE ful influence all affairs Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd., stoek. dated 7 Apply Box V2, the advertisement One steam boiler, locomotive type, Business, travel, marriage and Sept. 11th, 1916. has been -: 6610 2nd-han- Jost you are a telephone subscriber, tf 108x30" mounted. New Orleans Cafe. Substantial meals, d furniture bought sold and " ,1' health. May be engaged for 6658 15t phone your advertisement; we will One 2Vi h. p. Fops gasoline engine, moderate. Alakea st, cor. Merchant repaired. 3115. American Roadster, in perfect order, , Morlsblta, TeL Bazaar or parlor entertainments. charge it with, dynamo and switchboard, a 5589 tf 6557 6m:.- ,:- - - ..'" Parlors 254 So. King cor, Rich- Gold watch fob, Hawaiian coat-of-arra- s OUR PHONE IS 4911 cheap. Apply Comes, Hollister complete light plant St Drug Co. 6659 lDt electric for from ards. Consultations $1.00 and $2.U0. with S. L. C. 1912 class pin attacnea 25 to 40 lights. ; CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Fujikawa, cor. King & South sts., teL ' . Hours 9 to 121 to 6. Evenings to ribbon. Reward" if returned to WANTED 1912 Packard. Roadster, in good condi- Screw punches, vises, screw jacks, 1623; rug, .mirrors, etc., reasonable. by appointment. Phone 3606. Star-Bulleti- n office. 6667 3t Geo. M. -- Yamada; concrete, wood and 6316-t-f V .. Star-Bulleti- n stocks and dies for pipe and bolt ' 6659-t- f tion, 1700. Address P. E., stone construction. Estimates fur- Roofs to Repair We guarantee to 6608- -tf threading in sets. Screw- - taps hand-drillin- g At Alexander Field, gold cuff links. office. Road building, 2nd-han- d 2 ftop all leaks. See Lou Rogers or . nished. grading, etc. New and furniture bought V. L. A. Reward if returned machines, a set of hand Room 208 McCandless Bldg. Initials lead; Phone and sold. Phone 3398. 1281 Fort BUSINESS GUIDE Star-Bulleti- n - Fred Haviland. We others AUTO ACCESSOES' - reamers from Vi in. to 1 in:, and st to office. 6667 3t Kaui-keola- ni 2157. 6468-t- f 6453-6- m follow. Eureka Paint Co., 218 reamer In. :,.- - - shell with arbors from SHIRTMAKERS Bldg., phone 2096. All ,makes auto and bicycle to V in, pin reamers, drills, Fountain pen In package,' on Fort of tires twist K. Nomura, bunder and contractor; SalkL : Baiuboo furniture; 563 Bereta- and tubes; auto accessories; also braces, etc. All bargain street Finder please return to ratchet at excavating, grading, paving, team- nia t 6078-t-f YAMATOYA Shirts and pajamas K1& Dodge, Maxwell or Ford roadster. . 6664 6t "vulcanizing, retreading, rebeading, rates only for a few days more. ing, concrete, crushed rock, sand. made to order. 1305 Fort st, opp. MuEt be In first class condition. Will i etc. Talsho Vulcanizing Co., Ltd., . WORKSHOP, 2690-748- 8. 492, - NEItL'S 125 N. Beretania, phones HAT CLEANER. Kukui phone 2331. 6442 6aa pay cash. Address Box Star- 33-35 st, .180 Merchant, Ewa Alakea st, -1- Merchant 3724 : " Street Phone 6568 lj FOUND Bulletin. 6666 m 7tj phone S197. . "o82r-ti- '6652 tf Leading hat cleaners; all kind of hats H. Akagi, 1218 Nuuanu st; shirtmker. CITY CONSTRUCTION CO., cleaned and blocked, 1152 dog, Return Preserving Co., alsoi general Fort st, : 6307 German police female. Peerless Paint MOTORCYCLES, 1308 Bidg. - tf J ETC FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE. contractors. Fort, nr. Kukai. Blaisdell Phone 1498. to 926 Lunalilo street. Pnone 3a82. Pitch and Gravel Roof specialists, " ' ' 65 ; Phone 4499. 6452 6m 6506 6m G. Yamatoya, 1146 '6667 3t still at the old stand, Queen st,' 1917 Excelsior motorcycle, very slight AT HALEIWA Lot 75x230; opp. shirts, Nuuanu st 498L ; 6451 3m phone tf ly used. Box 493, Star-Bulleti- Haleiwa P O, next to Halelwa bridal Sanko Co., Nuuanu and Vineyard, Tel. Watanabe, hats cleaned, Hotel&Rlver ANNOUNCEMENT v. 6666 cottage. M. E. 1179, 3151; paper-hangin- g, 6446-3- m Bey to learn printing trade. Chance 5t Silva, Tel. or contracts, building, - WOOD AND COAL V go get White 898. 6589 lm cement work, cleans lots. The Clothes' Cleaners Association of to to school half time and Komeya, Bicycles, Punchbowl 4k King. JEWELERS full pay. Good chance. Apply to 6327 tf Tanaba Co Pauahl, nr. River st, tel. Honolulu announces that new prices 6076-t-f I Second-han- d camera and lenses 6647-t-f for clothes cleaning and dyeing will K. lv. Thomas. Y. M. C. A. Koda-grap- - T. MOTOSHIGE, 247 N. opp. 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole bought sold or exchan ged. h M. FuJIta, contractor' and- builder, King st, January 1917, Aala Park. Watches and Jewels; sale and retail. 6297 tf go into effect on 1st left-hande- FOR SALE Shop, Hotel and Union eta. painter, paper hanger. Phone 5002. Set of d golf clubs; new or ' in order to meet Increased expenses .'. . 6307-t-f : 6300 repairing.' . 6645 tf necond-han- d. Address A. R., care lyr. VACUUM Uniform prices will prevalL Beginning Monday, Dec. 13, 24 pute-bre-d CLEANING Star-Bulleti- 6571 tf (Signed! ' ' Plymouth cock- H. Monzen, builder and contractor. v" Barred Rock ; ASSN. FOR RENT JUNK. Rugs, mats, mattresses, upholstered CLOTHES CLEANERS' SITUATION WANTED. erels for breeding purposes, 50c 662 S. Beretania st Phone 3227. furniture, by HONOLULU. Divi- 6602 6m etc. cleaned vacuum OF pound. Territorial Marketing FURNISHED HOUSES. process. 4136, 1166 6646 2m ' 6638 Junk bought and sold. Phone 4366. Phone or call by colored sion, phone 1840. tf -- Situation as housemaid 6407-6- m - Union st. . : 6563 2in American girl.. Phone 5487. 6666 5t Desirable houses in various parts of CONTRACTORS GENERAL NOTICE. STOCK. PET tire city, furnished and unfurnished, HAWAII Building Co building, paint- MERCHANT TAILOR SEALED TENDERS. HELP WANTED. at $15, $18, $20, $25, 530, $35, $40 and Notice is hereby given that C. L. ! Japanese pug dogs ing, masonry, etc. 1322 Fort st:, Pure flooded for up to $125 a month. See list in our H. Y. Sang, tailor, 1131 Union. Goo ha purchased the entire stock Ishl-har- a ; near. Kukui. Phone 1195. Sealed Tenders will be received up presents. m sale; fine Christmas office. Trent Trust Ltd., Fort 6454-6- and goodwill of the Re-Tir- e & Supply and tunnel in Nuuanu valley King Smith. ' 6616 7m until 11 a. m. of Saturday. December dult Cigar Store, and street between King an 'erchant Co. and will continue the business at Report immediately to room 4, Brew--j . C652 MASSAGE. 39, 1916, for furnishing materials for lm U. Yamamoto, 83 S, Kukui phone 1182 Nuuanu street. er building. Fort street .'Must be Going away; long term lease; two st, the Makiki Round Top road, Honolulu, 4430; general contractor; building. electro-neering- . C. L. GOO or GOO LUN. competent to undergo medical ex - K. Hashimoto massage and T. H. - bungalows; one furnished;- chickens ; ' : MISCELLANEOUS 6354 tf : opp. Superintendent 6666 3t Picahco & Gomes. : 1430 Nuuanu sU Wililamt' The of Public Works animation. ' and auto. Dr. Illingvtorth, East - 1785. to . 6667 5t College of Hawaii. undertaking office, phone reserves the right' reject any or ail Useful Christmas Presents Brass Falolo road, or K. Nekomoto & Co., teL 4438; general A NOTICE. 6400-3- m lenacrs. 2 pearl .. building, painting Young lady to work In office; one whq bound Korean cash chest; v.. contractor, and Plans, specifications and blank forms ' 14 16 $303 Xj annual meeting of The Sailors can do typewriting. Apply In writ--; Inlay boxes inches and inches cottage rooms. Ring papering. . MONEY LOANED. of proposals are on file in office The with locks; framed lage cut velvet Furnished of four the Home Society will be held at the office salary; , ; , ing stating experience and" . up phone 2783. 6661 tf of the Superintendent of Public pictures, Japanese prints and em- K. Segawa, contractor; 604 Beretania, Money loaned on diamonds, watches of Castle c Cooke, Ltd., at 9 a. m., wanted. Box 529, Star-Bulleti- n of Works, Capitol Building, Honolulu. " broidery; 2 sets, 4 each, .W. maho 6076 . and jewelry at legal rates. Federal December 30th, 1916. . tf fice.. .. , , 6668 tf UNFURNISHED HOUSES CHARLES R. FORBES, gany book cases with patent locks; Loan Office, 95 N. King CHAS. II. ATHERTON, ' ' st Superintendent of Public Works. ( 1 new . coal CLEANING AND DYEING 6365 , Secretary Girl or .woman' to care foV elderly unused Alcazar, wood, Royal Grove, 2448 Kuluo avenue, new; tf Honolulu, December-18- 1916. work.4 and gas, 5 feet range, made for this1 666371 lady and to help with house two bedroom house; rent $32.50. Royal Clothes Cleaning Shop. Tel. 3149 6660 lOt Home, Star-Bulleti- n. climate; 2 C. I. En. laundry trays. 6662 PAINT AND PAPERHANGING. Address Good Phono 4327. tf 6213 yearly imports 5G(V0 6666 3t j 3 to 4 at 1071 Beretania street W. tf SPECIAL NOTICE. United States . L. Howard. 6654 tf FURNISHED ROOMS. S. Shiraki, 1202 Nuuanu; TeL 4137. birds. Harada, clothes cleaning. TeL 3029. Painting and paperhanglng. All A UMa dinlncr room is : waiter for :. The customers of the Honolulu Special made Cotton. Silk: Kimonos for TOURISTS, ATTENTION 6121- -tf : ... work guaranteed. Bid submitted . wanted at the Rbsclawn,M36(I South . Dairymen's Association, Limited, are prices. S. Taka- - newly free. k5328-t- f King street C664 6t Christmas, moderate Just opened, The Belvedere, lequestcd through shortage of bottles HIDDEN PUZZLE Z King St., opp Park- ; strictly first-clas- s rooms; A. B. C. Renovatory; clothes cleaned, i hash!, Aala - furnished, to empty deliv- Young boy wanted as soda ap-- 66531 mo. running room; hot and dyed and repaired. Phone 4148. PRINTING leave bottle out each white f water each ery, to insure ,the delivery of milk. prentice. Call at Quality Inn. cold shower; rates reasonable. 1625 6104 tf which Cyclopedia of Iaw, 13 vol We do not boast of low prices We are unable to receive our bottles 6666 St Chadman's Makfki st, Punahou,, phone 3390. usually with poor quality; umes, $20.00. Address Box 491,; Star- - Tm Steam cleaning, Alakea st, nr. Gas Co coincide before the next Matson boat 6645 put ; ' how" to life, EMPLOYMENT OFFICES Bulletin office. 6667 3t 6234 tf but we "know S. W. SMITH, matter, ' THE AMBLER, all outside rooms, hustle and go into printed Manager. Y. Nakanlshl, 34 Beretania st, nenr Fine potted plants, ferns 'and palms. new, right downtown, CLOTHING and that is what talks loudest and .,'V; 6664 tf everything ; Star-Bulleti- n Nuuanu, 4511, 6:30 a. m. to ! longest Honolulu Phone E. Masahi, Pawaa Junction. . rates reasonable. 93 Maunakea ? Pay convenient-op-en Printing Department 125 Merchant 1p.m. Residence phone, o6. 6653 Ira street, near King. ; 6663 lm for your clothing as 5246 tf I i a charge account with The street ; oat bags. Benny & Co., mosquito-proo- f Bran and Nicely furnished, Model Clothiers. Fort st 6064 tf engraved Aloha Employment Office. Tel. 4S89J Ltd, 419 Queen st, phone 2143. rooms, by week or month, between Business and visiting cards, Alapal st, opp. Rapid Transit office, j 6604 tf 1038 Alapal. or printed in attractive Russia I two car lines. Apply CARPENTERS 5 : patent detachable Business All kinds of help furnished. y-'- ' - leather case3, 6607 5m ., 0-- Star-Bulleti- n 554 tf 6101 tf Orchids at Jeff's. Phone 2827. Ito Carpenter Shop, 465 N. King. Fur- cards. office. 64J6-6- m Furnished rooms for rent at 1485 niture, cabinets to order. Tel. 2970. Employment Bureau. Phoiie " Pacific LUiha st, on the car line. Inquire 652-- 6m SOPT DRINKf 4136 or call 1166 Union Opportunity st i AUCTION BULLETIN ' on premises. 6592 tf I' - 6106 tf . CABINET MAKER. 'Our sodas will make your business , rooms; higheleva- - tele- for an ambitious, local iiiB year uvariy uuia-- uuu-i- i Lleht housekeeping grow. Hon. Scda Water Wks.. Japanese help of all kinds, male and is I . 1 Qft8 ' f iaifl-.- thi rH. ttj. n Phnno Kanal, cabinet maker, Fort& Vineyard. phone 3022. 6442 lyr young man of good standing female. G. Hlraoka, 1210 Emma iU :; 639-1y- rt ; Star-Bul- k ive 6488 tf in this Territory as an phone 1420. " 6ftr,4 tf crs cf tiie tin that are in the auction game for all that is SAMPLE ROOMS wrong Light housekeeping and single rooms. ENGRAVING MISCELLANEOUS in us. then there is something Vineyard, cr. Fort Active Partner witty our ad writer, we have had Ganzel Place. 112 If you want good quarters to display : 6434-t- Casing and business cards, mono- business by Bul- f your samples In use Osorio's Dealers to Increase their pocd results from the Auction grams, wedding an- Hilo. in the Hon, Soda courage invitations and 5940 wholesale commission and selling soda from letin, therefore we take for ' nouncements, stationery, etc.; cor- store. tf 3022. j OFFICES FOR RENT importing Business. Water Wks., phone f bigger campaign 1917. and we Star-Bulleti- a. for rect styles. n Printing 6442 lv vow most sincerely thank the Hono- SODA WATER A choice suite of office rooms in the Department 125 Merchant st i to lulu public for the liberal patronage building on One willing learn will have centrally located Elite best comes from the Hon. Soda every opportunity to become HOTELS given to Honolulu Auction ; Rooms street; suitable for any gen- FRUITS AND PRODUCE. The' Hotel i Water Wks. the kind you a practical business man in in 1916. we will set out our: slogan, teel business or profession. Apply That's THE PIERPOINT. by auc- Nosan Snokai, watermelons, Aala lane this special line and an effici- To get full value cll it to James . Steiner. Room 7. Elite , 6099-t-f ent office and financial man- .' "On the Beach at WalklkL" tion," as public competition is th Building. 6628 lm Furnished bungalows and rooms; ex- criterion of value. We have ' the TEA HOUSES ager. cellent meals; splendid bathing and every RENT SO MANY BILLS DUE IN buyers here sale that Censures FOR OR LEASE. Japanese W. ;tfS. boating; 1000-fo- ot promenade pier; Ikesu. best dinners. T. DECEMBER. you getting value at the Honolulu prop. beautiful marine and mountain view; Auction Rooms. J. S. Bailey. Warehouse. Clock Tower Building; Oda. Tel. 61S3 tf Capital Required a creditor. - Find Mrs. Cas- 1. Apply Honolulu Adelina Patti : terms reasonable. John possession June WATCHMAKERS REBUS. sidy. tel. 2879., 2ft2 cf FOR RENT Planing Mill. Ltd.. Fort st, phone CIGARS Address P. O. Box 760. A word meaning lucky. 1510. P. O. Box 676 U72-t- f Honolulu SATURDAY'S ANSWERS. robm, ZGxZOi above City - Diamonds, watches. Jewelry bought, Pennsylvania leads the states in Sample Harl- VpnuJg down at Tight aide. Vt earn power, 20 warn Inquire llarilw:m Co. STAR BULLETIN GIVES YOU FITZPATRICK BROS. sold and exch. J. Carlo, Fort st the use of hnvius ivr riy -- ! ceut of all In the I'nited iAate. 6C27 tf o TODAY'S NEWS TODAY tf , r STA!: UULl.ETIN, TIIUKSDA V, DECEM BER 2S. TWELVE HONOLULU lflG. 7

HOTEL Stewart ' NOT A PARTICLE IMPORTANT NOTICE TO Masonic Temple Wakninc Signal RESIDENTS OF Ocean i c Sieamsh i p Co. f 8'S OAY8 TO SAN FRANCISCO - L. Punahou, Makiki mOlM FOR SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SYDNEY: AND Weekly SAN FRANCISCO Scnoma ...... Jan. 3 Ventura ...... Jan.' 13 Calendar Ofeary 8trt, ut ff Uni wuar Eropem Plaa $1.50 I day tp Sierra Jan. 30 Sonoma ''...... Fab. & Sruktast 60c Ianek 60c Dm net 8 1 .00 Manoa Districts MONDAY Ventura Feb. 20 Sierra .'. . Feb. 26 Mast fuci Meat ia th UrJtMl States ...... Iodgo a" PrnKrets No. v71. New steei and concrete struc- It von ilesire to rout . p. .'.;,: votir ttatcd, 7:30 m. ture. 350: rooms, connect- 250 $3.50 C. BREWER & CO., LTD. - - - - - General Agents ing bathrooms. Homelike com- - PRICE Save Your Hairl Double Its vacant roni or Iiouc hir TUESDAY? " von Hamm-Youn- g Co., Ltd. Honolulu No. 4'n, fort rather than unnecessarily The in Few in? the Tourist Season ire t 1'1ku expensive luxury.. In center of Beauty Just a special, inftallation of offl in toui-l- i with the PLKAS-AXTO- X cersi 7:30 p. m. , theatre, cafe and retail districts. Moments On car lines fansferring all Automobile nOTKIimmediate-v- . car-lin- e over city. fane municipal 25-ce- WEDNESDAY nt "Danderine,, Makes Phone 4927. Ml Hawaiian Iwlpe, No. 21, Rpc direct w door Motor Bus inn of officers, meets trains and steamers. Repairing Hair Thick, Glossy. Wavy Company elaU installation Bote) Ha- Stewart if , rugnia as Ask for the manager. mm SO: m.; ' 7: p. waiian Inland Kcadquarte-- s. CabU FRANK COOMBS , and Beautiful ddrrta ,,Traeta" A B C Coda, ' 2182 THURSDAY i J. H. Love, Hono''tIu HrDreaaatatiT. Bishop and Queen. Tel. appli- Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu Lodge No.. .171, Within ten minutes arter in lie Promts. cation of Dantlerine you 'can not lind installation of olli-- " npcial, a single trace of dandruff or falling Quick Delivery Pure, Dis- ;.' cers; 7:30 p. tu. FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCISCO hair and your scalp will not itch; but tilled Water ICE PLEASANTON HOTEL will please you most will be after S. S. Matsonia...... ; Jan. .. 2 S. S. Manoa. 2 FRIDAY Autos for Hire what 1128 ...... Jan. LUXURIOUS AND a few weeks' use, when you see new Phone S. S. Lurl.ine. 9 ...... Jan. S. S. Mattonla...... Jan. 10 . 8ATURDAY COMFORTABLE KING & NUUANU AUTO STAND hair, fine and downy at first yes v OAHU ICE CO. S. S. Wilhelmina...;....Jan. 16 S. S. 16 STRICTLY FIRST-CLAS- S but really new hair growing all over Lurllne Jan. 4-2-4- LODGE-WEDNES- 100 -2 the scalp. S...... SCHOFIELD DAY ROOMS 50 BATHS S. Manoa . , Jan. 24 S. S..Wilhelmina Jan. 24 Phone .Danderine' is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine arc to Work lu fibt decree, 7 :.".' vegetation. It goes right to the roots, When you want KODAK CASTLE 4 COOKE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu p. FOR ALL PURPOSES P. invigorates and strengthens them. Its Supplies of any kind see the SATURDAY HEINIE'S Paper Bags, Cups, Plates, exhilarating, stimulating and g Work in third degree, 7:30 TAVERN Napkins and Towels, Etc. A properties cause the hair to Honolulu Supply Co. Most Popular Beach Resort In the Photo : p.; ni. r .'. City AM,HAW. PAPER CO., Ltd. P grow long, strong and beautiful. 1059 Fort St. ; Rates That Are Right Phone' 1410 E A little Danderine immediately dou- your No dif- American and European ! Plan J. Ashman B'eaven, Mgr. R bles the beauty of hair. "On the Beach at Waikiki" ference how dull, fadfcd, brittle and scraggy, just moisten a cloth with TOY 0 KISEN KAISHA Danderine and carefully draw it FURNITURE your taking through hair, one small Steamers of the above company will call Odd Fellows Hall CANTON DRY GOODS strand at a time. The effect is amaz- BAILEY FURNITURE CO. at and leave Honolulu on or about the dates mentioned below: COMPANY ing jour hair will be light fluffy and . Love Building. "The ItOMAGOf wavy, and have an appearance of 1144-114- 6 FOR THE ORIENT: FOR 8AN FRANCISCO: t bundance; an incomparable lustre, Fort St. A Luxurious Home Hotel Hotel St., nfear Bethel St. softness and luxuriance. S. S. Persia Maru...... Dec. 29 S. S. Siberia Maru Jan. 2 1428 Maklkl Phone 3675 Get a ;25-ce- bottle of St Knowlton's S. S. Korea Maru 9 Danderine from any drug store or ...... Jan. S. S. Tenyo Maru ...... Jan. 9 WEEKLY CALENDAR I Use toilet counter, and prove that your S. S. Siberia Maru .....Jan. 23 S. S. Nippon Maru...... Jan. 28 MEAT MARKET & GROCERY hair is as pretty and - soft as any MAYFLOWER BRAND MONDAY V ALIIOLANI that it has been neglected or injured S. S. Tenyo Maru...... Feb. 1 S. S. Shinyo Maru...... Feb. 6 Kona Coffee . Harmony lAHlse No. 3, 7:30 Suburban Hotel, 3320 Walalae RoaJ, by careless treatment that's all you Pure p. ui2 Regular meeting. KaimukL Honolulu. On the 3451 surely can have beautiful hair and & 1271 CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED, Car Line. Phone lots of it if you will just try a little Henry May Co., Tel. Agents, Honolulu C. Q. YEE & CO. TUESDAY--- V: Clean, wholesome surroundings ; HOP Danderine. Adv. Excelsior Lode No. 1. 7:30 cool and comfortable rooms; home p. mi Regular meeting, elec- atmosphere. Rates reasonable. Phone 716L CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- tion of trustees, WILL a KING, Mgr. RUNS FOR MAYOR, W. W. AHANA CO. N ROYAL MAIL LINE MXHESNEY COFFEE CO. CORRECT TAILORING 8ubject to change without notfea COFFEE ROASTERS WEDNESDAY-THURSD- AY Coral Gardens Hotel King Street, between Fort For Victoria and Vancouver: I For Suva, Auckland and Sydney I Dealers in Old Kona Coffee and Bethel Makura ...... Jan. 5 Makura .Jan. 24 "Nature'i Own Aquarium." Glass-- GETS NO VOTES Niagara ; Feb. 2 Niagara 21 ...... Feb. Kebekah Ixjdge No. Bottom Boats Merchant St. Honolulu. Pacific Daily 1, .7:30 p. in. Initiation of passenger auto service, leaves THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., GENERAL AGENTS candidates. Hawaii Tours Comoanv 9 a.m. Raaer. vations Hawaii Tours Company, phone DOlT.r.AS, Ariz. FraiVrisco Ortiz, Fit Your Feet the REGAL pnone, city our Blue Biz. Visit: former judge of (.'ananea, Sonora, ; FRIDAY' ... who ran for mayor of the municipal- Way. ; SILVA'S TOGGERY ity a platform of " SATURDA- Y- REGAL SHOE STORE Floating Palace of the Pacific " when you want best which he had published in the form of quality hand bfMs and caused to be distribut- Fort and Hotel Streets in men's clothes. King St. ed, was overwhelmingly defeated in Great Northern HONOLULU LODGE NO. 1, the elction recently, accordrnz to "ii - w ; amaaaww official relurns brought to Agua Prie-t- a Futrt and Moit Lnnrlona MODERN ORDER OF PHOENIX. Stt&miMp La Piclflc WiUU by Gen.r P. Klias . Calles, military ; Dainty SLIPPERS for Hon. ArrlTt 8. ' of commander of the state. The returns Ltr F. Will at their home, corner 10 a. m. 8 DAYS TO (. pM net' Afternoon and Evening at 6 m. Beretanla and. Fort street, every show Ortiz did not receive a single Jan. 15 CHICAGO 19 while approximately 2000 were Jn. Toursaty evening at v:30 o ciock. SPECIAL SALE jiote, Manufacturers Shoe Co: Ltd. Feb. 8 Fb. 7 J. J. MIEHLSTEIN. Acting Leader divided amcng his three opponents. Feb. 25 9 DAYS' TO Mar. 1 Grass Linen and Pongee Waists A report current in Agua Prieta of- 1051 Fort Street Mr. 18 NEW YORK Mar. 20 FRANK MURRAY, Secretary. Apr. 8 Apr. tT Patterns 0 ficial circles that Ortiz was leading in Apr. 52 Apr. zn HONOLULU LODGE 116, P. B. O. C. tK& l" the vote, was believed 'to have been May 11 For Rates. MajTli YEEvCHAN Sl CO. Reservations neets in their sail Corner King and Bethel Streets started as a joke. oa King St, sear Mariano Urrea, candidate of the la- Resists Rust and Literature Apply to Fort, every Friday bor party, was' elected by 200 plural- Only.Four Nights FRED L. WALDRON, Agents", ity. A R M C O Ltd., evening. Visiting Fort and Qneaa 8U Honolnia - A brothers am cor M'INERNY PARK Honoluu Iron Works Co. atSeaT dially invited to at- "MRS. WARY GOODE" v : ' Elegant Lots DEAD IN NEW YORK Phone 1203 tend. JORDAN'S F R E I O H -- FRED B. BUCKLET, E. R. T CHAS. DESKY, Agent WOMEN'S APPAREL Y. MOVEMENTS OF and I NEW YORK, N. "Mrs. Mary H. DUNSHEE. Sec. I K E Goode. whoee of1 T C T 8 Merchant, near Fort 10129 revelations iolice MAIL STEAMERS Also reservations " Fort Street ; Honolulu Branch of the graft wsre one of the most startling ; Westinghouse MAZDA I wl SUNSET any NATIONAL GERMAN AMERICAN investigation point on tua features of the of police Give costs a mainland. .. ALLIANCE methods following the Rosenthal mur- brilliant light that VESSELS TO ARRIVE Sea WELLS-FA- R. U. S. A. ' of the H. MIYAKE der, is dead, and her death has dis- less. GO & CO Meetings in K. of Hali The Waterhouse Co., Ltd. 72 8. P. on the last closed iiat she devoted the last four Friday, Dec. 29. King SL, Tel. 1515 Saturday 7: 20 p.m. The Hawaiian Electric Co. of each month at Oriental Art Goods Underwood Typewriters. years her life to the uplifting of .San Francisco China", C. M. str. 30, 27, 24, 31. . Dec Jan. Feb. March fallen women. Once she kept a . dis- Saturday, Dec 30. PAUL R. ISENBERQ, Plea. reputable house and according to her Sau Francisco Persia Maru, T. K. C. BOLTE, Secy. Fort, above Bcretania YOUNG BUILDING testimony paid certain policemen $30 K.'str. ; Hi HACKFELD & CO. a month for protection. Since her For NEW YEAR'S DINNER llilt .Mauna Kea, I.-- I. str. Limited spent Kauai-Mikaltal- I.-- I. HERMANNS reformation, it is said, she most Turkey, Chicken, Beef, ntr. SOEHNE of $8000 re- an allowance of a year delicatessen . Sunday, Dec. 31 Commission Merchants ' Get all the light you are ceived Irom her family in her rescue iMaui Claudine, I.-- I. str. . Versammlungen Montags:'. HONOLULU work. Metropolitan Meat Market I.-- I. 5; 5-- 5-1- PIANOS Kauai Kinait. Maui. strs. Janry Febr. Marz. paying for by using Edison 1 ways real 3445 I.-- I. General Versammlungen Marz. 19. She refused to tell her Phone 'Moloica'i; lmai Likelikc, str. Mazda Lamps. ; HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd. name, but it is said she came of a EMIL KLEMME. PrasidenL reputabfe upstate family. 'I C. BOLTE, Sekretar. ELECTRIC SHOP 1107 Fort Street She died of VESSELS TO DEPART OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE a aaaga , I i lmeumonia con! racted after a visit to the women's night court in Collegian Clothes, always '" the rain. Friday, Dec. 29. OUTWARD ' MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, K. OF P. -- Yokohama China, C- - M. str. For WaJ&nae, Walalua, Kahuka and any occasion. I.-- Meets in Pythian Hall, corner f correct for I. Fort DEVELOPING TRANSPORT SERVICE Maui Claudine, str. Way stations 9: 15 a. m., 3:20 p.m. Beretanla- - every Friday CARDS ".'." .nd streets, PRINTING ENLARGING CHRISTMAS 1 Saturday, Dec. 30.. For Pearl City. Ew MiU and Way evening 7:30 o'clock.- - Visiting San at Thomas, at Francisco. At THE CLARION Yokohama Persia Maru, T. K. K. 30 : 15 a. brothers cordially InvitAd. Best In the City Stations f7: .m, H. CULMAN Sherman at San Francisco. str.' ';;,' '.;;'' 11:30 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:2i) p. m. . 14 I.-- C F, URANCO, C. - Honolulu Picture Framing & Sheridan left Dec. for Guam and I. : r Hilo Mauna Kea, str. 5:15 p. m.. J3:30 p. m., tll:15 p. m. A. B. ANGUS, P. K. H. and S. Supply Co. Fort and Hotel Sts. Manila. ;'",' For Wahlawa and Leilehua 11:01 Dix. at Manila. LUMBER, BUILDERS' MAILS a. 2:40 p. 5;00 p. m., m. ' ll:!! l.ogan. left Nagasaki IK'C. -- 2. Due here ' :,;-- p. m. . r Graduate 4 .". Jan. or . HARDWARE, BUILDERS' Malls are due from the following a. m. OPTOMETRIST Buford. on: Atlantic coast For Leilebua 1:00 and OPTICIAN CHRISTMAS TREES ; Gruenhagen's Blue Ribbon ACCESSORIES at points as follows: .. INWARD San Fra)ieisr: China, 1 . ni. to- Honolulu Kan aim, ; Arrival December 12th IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THK & Arrire from V ; A. Y. D LEWERS COOKE morrow. , YEE, O. First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii Walalua and Waianae 8:I6 a. a, Vancouver-Maku- ra, Jan. 21., - Above Chinese-America- n Bank Chocolates 5:30 p. m. CHUN HOON At Chambers In Probate. .Monday p. Cer. King and Nuuanu. Phone 1881 HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. Manila Siberia Maru, ni. ArrlTe Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Kekaulike, Nr. Queen. Phone 3992 Venezuela, Tuesday a. m. Hotel and Bethel Streets In the matter of the of Carl Yokoiiama Pearl City f7: 45 a. m., 8:38 a. m1 Estate and original Sydney Makura, 5. O. Foss of Christiania, Norway, de- Importations Jan. 11:02 a. m 1:38 p. 4:24 p. nL. ' LORD-YOUN- Mails will depart for the following 5:30 p. m., 7:28 p. m. G ceased.. creations in "' points as follows: Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and MUTUAL . Alaru, Tues- ; MILLINERY San . Engineering Co., Ltd. Notice Francisco Siberia Leilehua 9:15 a. 1:62 p bbl, Send New Year's greetings to your STEINWAY of Hearing Petition for day a. m. Engineers and Contractors MISS POWER, Boston Bldg. 3:59 p. m,, ?7:13 p. m. ', on - friends at sea or other islands. Vancouver Makura, Jan. 5. The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hoo-r Block, Honolulu, H. : ; HALL Pantheon T. Phone 1574. Sydney Ventura. Jan. l.V first-clas- s The Petition of L. M. Vetlesen Ho- train (only tickets honored), Telephones 2610 and 5487 of Yokohama China, Honolulu, every Co., Ltd. . nolulu, alleging Carl O. tomorrow iii'ht. leaves Sunday at 8:10 WIRELESS Thayer Piano T.H., that Manila Koroa Maru. Jan. 0. a. m. for Haleiwa Hotel; returning Foss of Christiania. Norway, died in- Everything Pertaining to at Christiania, Norway, in the arrives in Honolulu at 10:10 p. m.' testate NOTICE. The Limited stops only see.. r: : . month of January, A. D. 1916, leaving MUSIC at at Pearl City; I will , not be responsible for any D. J. CASH MAN HANAN'S BEST SHOES property within the jurisdiction of this BERGSTR0M MUSIC CO. Ewa Mill and Walanae. in my ; without TENTS AND AWNINGS Court necessary to be administerel delts contracted name? IaIIy. fExcept 8unday. JS,unday COYNE .inv written order. only.:'-- ': - FOR FURNITURE Rent upon, and praying that Letters f Ad- 1020 Fort St. Phone 2321 Luau Tenta and Canopies for A AMUICK. G. P. DENISQN, Thirty Years' Experience ministration issue to I.. M. Vetlesen. Mrll F. C 8MITH. ; Young Building j t.f.i.T :;t ' ;'. ', Superintendent. G. P. A. Fort St., near Allen, upstairs M'INERNY SHOE STORE having this day been filed by said Fort, above King 8L Phone 14S7 j 1. M. Vetlesen in his capacity as Con- PACIFIC ENGINEERING TIDES, SUN AND MOON. sul of Norway Territory in the of COMPANY, LIMITED Hawaii. ,'' Mooir Consulting. Designing and Con- - " It is Ordered, that Friday, the 12th Klzh Hi?b Low liOW i Rises MESSENGER W day of Januarj', A. D. 1917, at J o'clock structing Engineers Date Tide Ht of Tide Tide Tide Sun Sttn and - Struc- a. m., be and is herebj- appointed for . Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Large Tide Small Large Small Rises Seta Seta AND OS CO hearing said. Petition in the Court tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys- tem's, Reports and Estimates on Proj- A.M. FT. P M.f P.M. A.M. Room of this Court in the Judiciary ; T. ATTNTYR Y Ww - Building in Honolulu, City and Coun- ects. Phone 104.". Dec: 2.". ..4:21 2.4 4 21! T l : . 1 r: 28' Sets ty of Honolulu, at which time and ! rl l.m. 1 S 1 for Clothes place all persons concerned may ap- . '''" 7 J2:::- - : 2 1 5:2:r 7 T.2 pear and show cause, if any they have, . . ",: IS l:trMl:I :T.: Xj 57 ISLAND CURIO COMPANY IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN why said Petition sifould not be ... !:." 5:3); S:39 - a.m. ; NEWPAPERS granted. x II a w a i i a n Curios, Stamps, 7: OS 3 :...; 2:2G '0:10 :3S Anywhere Anv Time, Call on or Bv the Court. .. 10:53 at ... 7: IS l.'t 10:10 .1:01 1:.H r,:2i (iin.V. Vast ranis." Tho most Writo A. K. AON" A. '11.137 Stort-- . V."';.- ': P.M. A.M. complete, and attractive f'urio ' ihrU. ; Tiir: luKi: Ai himisinu ackncv, Dated 7, .II:. I 1.4 8 28 3:11 H:2S, r:'S!'' 5:21 ll..u.ltili!. ' Ic. ' CU-?- fiTTl' t.JX 170 Hotel Street Honolulu 24 Hansome Street Francisco 0051 Dec. 7, 1!, 21, 2S. hlTI Last vt t heMooa,U)ec. 3