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in loWiniol "tfW ,1 Ltl an m A JAM smicTER upon b Noted Ozawa Japarfs Fleet Petrie and McClellan ALLIES REMEIV OFFENSIVE ON fLES PROkADLE; SinksGerman Support Frontage-Ta- x Case Goes to WEST, DROPPING EXPLOSIVE BY C0AH0 UILL MEET Submarines In Signed Statements Supreme Court TONS ON OSTEND, ZEEBRUGGE One:Reau!ation Aimeji to Check ' olf "Selling Passible Abuse (Special CaWi to Hawaii HochL) Point Out Their Platform Indorses It Stand By Previous Japanese Naturalization Issue TOKIO, Jaiaiijune 1. A Japanese BRITISH AND FRENCH AGAIN FURIOUSLY BOMBARDING L With Meals" System; "Blind in Answer to PLblic Inquiry Will Work for Taken Up From California squadron in the Mediterranean haj Declarations GERMAN POSITIONS HUNGARIAN CRISIS WORKING Piggers" to Be Hi sunk 14 Germanlubmarines and tsree Its Enforcement Appellate Tribunal, Says battleships, aceddiag to semiofficial TOWARD4 DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT AND NEW Cablegram to Nippu Jiji i 3e?eral new rules an regulations information glveiout today by a mem- - Unqualified of the frontage-ta- x law. and a pledge to the ELECTIONS the sale of li uor in Hono- of navai staff to the Maly i Indorsement orbing ber the public plan if were given today by (Special Cable to Nippu Jiji) Eittt sxe been drafted by the liquor tfhinpo, cansideril to be a conserva- to support this improvement elected W. Democratic SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 1. conunisaioners nd submitted tive newspaperj and a H. McClellan and Lester. Fetrie, candidates for supervisor. U. S. Naval Communication Service) licenfe frontage-tax- , judges of (Associated Press by in local dealers. A me ting has been press. Becanse of charges that the Democrats are against the tht Three the ninth circuit Star-Bulleti- n every court of appeals have ordered LONDON, England, June 1. News reached here from fcallri 1 4 oclock ne t Wednesday to lie member of the this morning sent identical letters to Democratic candi- that ' Accordinj asking to their were the Takao Ozawa naturalization case after?oon, June 6, in e supervisors naval staff the nttle in the Mediter- date for supervisor, them state stand. The letters seni various points today showino; the sinking of American sailing messenger or by delivery post-offic- e, be sent to the supreme court a de- asses&bly ball and If e regulations ranean took the time that the either by special direct special through the for - placjat by messenger. cision. vessels by submarines, which are using guns to destroy tha kr- - tfcen adopted, whl h is a probabii- walsunk, news in case the candidates could not be reached at once step Tran8.vlvani and the McClellan, The hearing on the case opened My. Hawaii will be ust one was (riven time in Tokio. At noon replies had been received from Petrie and both merchant vessels. One member of a crew is reported killed. utaithat frontage-ta- x wis" yesterday at 10 o'clock in city, tion, during the Vice-Admir- of whom emphatically declared that they support the and this peaiar absolute probl al Hai charge of is in the carry out provisions being an appeal from a decision of The crew of the Dirigo landed at Plymouth, England, to- tesrst least. Japanese sqfadri now In the Medi do their best, if elected, to its to the best advantage Star-Bullutl- n - 1 Judge Clemons. Attorney D. L. With- Ractaurant and Root Affected. terranean The letter sent by the to each Democratic candidate fof day, the crew of the Frances M. at Cadiz. Spain, and of the 4 Thk new rules arefalmed chiefly at supervisor follows: myion represented uzawa, ana nor- - iths sale of liquor bff reataurants and The Hawaii Knhl received a des "Honolulu, Hawaii, June 1, 1917. ney Gerard was the opposing counsel. Barbara at Gibraltar. hote ith meals affter the 7 o'clock patch from Tbklotwo weeks ago, tell "Sir: Judges Hunt, Ross and Gilbert, who woeUr nour untl1 o'clock and one ing of the nt vat engagement, but at "Various statements in the present municipal campaign, in the press, sat on the case, decided that the case P serv- - was too important to pass upon, and regulation absoluteffy eliminates that time the rep rt was not condrm-ed- . made on the stump and otherwise, have charged that the Democrats, as a British Offensive x go Ready For tag Uiuor on the rrounK hotel kooi As yet 3o (ficlal conflrmaGon party and as individual candidates, oppose the frontai,e-ta- law, and i ordered that the case to the United PanJtn or elsewh fe, except in dining has been glvfci fcept the report by elected will refuse to enforce it, or will hamper its enforcement The frontag- States supreme court. any a-vl- room After 7 o :k in form the naval attachfei i e-tax has come to be issue in the campaign. On Belgian Line; French Raid Star-Bulleti- n is a very question, iwhatsoerer. "The is convinced that there are n.any hundred voters "This important ! m, 1,. I X tetter accom nies copy of the who do not attend the various political meetings and have not heard at as it involves the right of a Japanese city first-hjan- -- to American citizenship,' says Attor- taxleso erery liq dealer In the d your stand on this issue. For their information, and as answer - MOHDAY LAST DAY Developments in the war arena are summed up by the sriUVfcn inviiauo to attend the meet- to the charges, if untrue, a direct statement from you at this time would, ney J. Lightfoot, who is associated k:g.,'tChalrmn chard A. Cooke ex we believe, be of real valae to the voters and citizens in general, particu- with- - the law firm of Castle & Wtth-ingto- n Associated Press today as follows: new regnilaKi plain that sever! tl of the larly those uncertain how to cast their ballot for supervisoral candidates. in the Ozawa case. Attorney "Heavy artillery bombardment carried out bytthe Alliea Star-Bulleti- Lightfoot. however, n asss you for a upon has had no word 'some were TO SUCSRIBE FOR "The therefore statement this point fyf board toy time but at your earliest convenience to be published as a matter, of valuable infor- from Attorney WithinRton regarding today against the German positions in Belgium indicated there bot cnnally up until the last 1 th action of the appellate court. drm say mation to the people of Honolulu. is a renewed offensive by the Allies bnatkit May I J. He does not "Thanking you for an early reply, we are, Tk. appellate court has the right to foey ad Believes such any flip of ' kill be oted but UBEOiY BONDS Your3 truly. reserve qiiiviion to suprenit? "British airplanes are dropping tons heavy explosives s - l h g - L.W the erf ie. STAR-BULLETI- coi;rt of TTnited Statr- for a final regula- - "HONOLULU on Ostend and Zeebrugge, German bases. rk&odled In i the proposed "By Jer.sion when it i.s determined that Monday4i RILEY H. ALEEN, Kditor." Franco-Germ- an rr ta sfivcf kl Thlch have been in day on the question at issue is too weighty "The mutual raiding being carried out along the 5 - Next the last orctf tor iUme but onlj the rad- which people in aii may "Has My Whole-hearte- d Support," Says McClellan for the lower court to pass upon. - subscribe lines is ersulting favorably for the French." Scal chanrrt V id Hew one are enum- for the "Uberty ds," according to Mr. 'McClellan replied as follows: Attorney Lightfoot is of tile opinion fcritcl'Lelo.w.7 I-.- , , -- A. Lewis, Jr., ger of the Bank "Honolulu, T. H., June 1, 1917. that Mr. Withington will not go on i up , A! 1 5j arate et been drwn Hawaii. "Riley H. Alien, Editor, to Washington. D. C. He adds that bu and of lor tl3 wholer llera, aaloona, hoteU y gov- - Star-Bulleti-n, the supreme court may pot get to the Many of June, 16 la the aet by the "Honolulu Russians Demand Czar Be Taken fefitr.tnnta, I feapecUTely.'. eminent when. a! topliations must be "City. case for one or two years. iem are xa. I resun v. 1 I wil- - filed and as all applications must "Dear Slr ade.hy the vte Uqnof Inapectori - Ml I be at the Rese lank in San Fran- want to say In reply to your letter of June 1 thst the Frontage-Ta- x From Castle to Floojny Fortress Cisco Dyunat c law has the wholehearted support of the Democratic parry and myself person- Dimint itvDlaordar INVESTIGATION Extlai3lttgi,.h teguiaUon'f the board to mall them hex June 5,as there ally, both In theory and practise. If I am elected a super visor of the City will be no steam)j leaving here for and County of Honolulu I will work earnestly for trie success of this PBTBOGEAD, Eussia, June 1. The congress of delegates wtltei la par.t: t ? the coast which will get . measure. "VVork-ingm- en i old- - regulations after Jhr ttie to demand the Council of na';arrattr'g;tlie tlml, truly yours, OF DISASTER TO from front has .decided of aarored mate -- them them there in j . "Very , 5srr aT;nt t - -- .' Soldiers t)f Czar Nicbolas fromi e adfl-b- That oelag- 4bepfee ttere oaly re (Signed) "WM. H. MCCLELLAN, and the transfer iui ar .J coacKe.-'W- hire i mains thUazUntoin. Saturday and "Candidate for Supervisor." Jsarskoe-Selo- o Acme et nee. which ibeliete U AM A A 10 the Fortress ol Peter ahdTauJ. Complaint die-Drfi-er Monday Quibble," fill -- when may be "Support It Without Reservation or Says Petrie nrnif faature. flmalnlBh the e8rirtlons Tsarskoe-Selo- , rCi ti r - made, as, nHltlHllUH aJLUlWoJhave been made of the laxity of the guard at axlalr froalth Atmae of in- TneSdayJJectlon day and Mr. Petrie replied: 1 i tnererore a 1, ftr-'finr- " auori and hinder those i "Henolulu, June 1917. formerly the czar's summer palace. frho tiakej bnalneaBi to retell Hawaii ha! :ad fairly wen "Riley H. Allen, Editor Star-Bulleti- n. .t their to I Tell Inspectors of felldUj.'. T, hT been UntatlYett war Is the Jonda, the total "Desr Slrf Witnesses ;e - being close 1 "Answering your of even my LONDON, England, June 1. News came today thai Crrcrei 1 tiebcxAXcentefcom- communication date ss to position on the Explosion Blowing Hatches that hoped - Frontage-Ta- x 1 , ncr U u lonnauy acveu brlocf s that the' sub- law, would say: 120 thg mi"- wia scriptlon'Wou. Off, Showing Flames troublesome strikes, haye been decided in of largest) S. In die you hare any ;h larger. The "The Democratic, party platform supports this law without any reserva- r logsestlon kindly Inform banks reqaest pocy woo m-- tion or quibble and every candidate of our party seeking the votes of the Petrograd factories, most of which are making munitions anft to subs 9 o'clock morning an inquiry . prior to the Abort men tends so at once electorate honestly supports it At this few to several weeks on account tQ I have been stopped from a days and be prepared to pre before It U "Needless to sdd, am in favor of the Frontage-Ta- x and if elected to to determine if possible the causes of rgumenu either pereonalr office wHI work for'that or any measure that will make this city a better the Inter-Islan- d freighter Hamakua of the labor agitation. The laborers have gone back to work -- c-; repre-- t In. disaster, was begun by local U. S. six-ho- fcr't: i a duly authorlxed place to live the on the basis of a ur day and increased wages. - meeting." inspectors of hulls and boilers, Capts. lc- :ti-- ' that IBEEP (Signed) "LESTER PETRIE, 3 which reatitete the tale I'IHli "Candidate for Supervisor." Joseph J. Meany and Thomas J. disins rooms reada m tot PETROGRAD, Russia, June 1. The conflict between Capt Carl W. Wichert, master of Admiral Koltchak, commander of the Black Sea fleet, and the ; contiauance of the present REVOLUTION IN the ill fated vestel which burned and ccn the United 6tatcs and VfflL Steel Declines exploded almost simultaneously at Council of Soldiers and Workmen has been settled and Ad- no U;uor shall be sold or mZ 4:25 Wednesday morning while steam- miral Koltchak remains at his post 1 ? ing in the channel between Maui and between the hours of .. ' and C o'clock of the pigs Kahoolawe, was the first witness i nlht liquor Drowned floating CHINA called. He all he knew ; coming except hat In water, N,reto Several Points TROOPS told about the 4 the ant: he t;lJ with timers eerred cycles - disaster and the rrecautions took stalled beck, ure- to save the lives of his men when the Hungary's Internal Strife Develops 3 rooms of the llcensM cnul tors got In too dee j U " : i explosion occurred, which blew off tt r.'xU." , portkiN. V the ' to cross a low covers a .UslVlnmr t which tloodl TAKE RAILROAD hatch and revealed the hold 1 to the" - explains tad been by NEW YORK STOCK mass of once com- COPENHAGEN, Denmark, June Despatches a Cooke 'that the reservoir .near flames, the fire at s sandwich may be a meal Walua V TODAY municating to the gasoline drums ston- news of which is learned here, indicate were the eights seen S o'clow MARKET German papers, that s d irner.- - This Beans no more j (Special Cable to Nippu Jiji) ed on deck forward, and quickly de- terdsy afternoon by,ftf. Henri v TOKIO, Japan. 1. the Hungarian crisis is working toward a dissolution of the xrii less than rreal din ' T Yester. June China is in stroying the vessel. r ue S plAceS as Uelnle's. The tr. Torfay. day.- - the midst of another revolution which Officers Give Testimony n present parliament and new elections. Professor Berg erT sail today a the Roof Oaxoen that i. i is expected to sweep until it covers Other bolds that saw several houses 02 6 officers of the Hamakua who Emperor Charles has indicated that he favors the uni- dining , room. Chsngtag vich bad been If every province In that nation. Ngan were a undermined Snelter . . . 1107. 105 witnesses today Included the o "ClzntnT and tnaertlog "in by.the Uh of waters Hwui province has already declared second officer, John Fisher; ballot. Count Tisza wanted a restricted and involved from the broken tlerrolr. The ar Rfg. 119 117 the chief versal z rooms" Is the only change its Independence of the Peking gov- engineer, George Porter; the first as- e bridge on the upper Tel. 1224 122'2 rrerlons regulation restrict-L.- n was washed ernment and late yesterday the troops engineer, S. Perry, suffrage. j out, so that he took AnacCv u 85 84'4 sistant John and In such places. lower road, V.... at- - Mukden in North China captured on the advice of peer Atchlsd 102'4 102 four or five sailors. The first officer, Lrr proposed new regulation ot st Halelwa. that province. George Nystrom, who was He reported the kc? bridge, Baldwin - 64 last seen i which is contained In each to be xrCV- The military governor of Ngan standing just forward of the hatch, -:o apparently shsklnc fre buffeting 72lA 72H ' Bissing Wanted Belgium "Chained" : .- liquor shall be sold to any the rwV.T4. Hwui. who has command of all In explosion of the flood. Thar ar up-- Bethlehem lost his life the which r cf the police force or prorost s on the 1U per road, a goverm: h12fit. province, nas seized tne blew off the hatch covers. wM: cn duty in uniform." it one, was At same washed out, . . the time that the federal COPENHAGEN, Denmark, June 1. A letter from the lata ! tr.ather role proposes to close and sutoLA had to make Calif. Petroleum Vi VonHn o. V A l j . - 1 63 auu unc ii uuya iia c ueciar- inspectors began their inquiry,, the business from the" rest a detour. He mana<o get back Canadian Pacific . 'I Governor-Genera- L;"3or, ed entire independence. Inter-Islan- d l Bissing of Belgium to a member of the to Honolulu safely. M. P. 75'2 board of directors of the : . tiers in the esse or wnoieaaiera k6 said many C, & 8t (St The revolution grew put of plan or eV the met today in special session. It is Dr. Stresemann, has been made public which de- 3 cr.dsct another adjacent busi- - acres cane were sacral feet deep Colo. Fuel Iron to declare war on Germany. Reichstag, regulations in coiiee colored Crucible 8teel ... Former believed they are taking action look- .J. t Berersl heretofore wattit the time. i Premier Tuan Chi Jul wanted de- clares that the war would be lost unless Belgium were chained '"-- TaarW to ing toward the iurchase of a vessel .c: ? the wholesalers only, hare rresioent e. i and Secre Erla Common clare war on tary 16 the Teutons. Parlia- to ta'ie '.the place of ffie burned r Ueaf proposed for saloona t. H. Pewe'ef fcie & Cooke, General Electric U ment opposed plan and exploited. klalua-plant- a the and as an aft- freighter, and possibly a second, boat - imed directly at "blind pigs" is the local agency for General Motors, New .. 106V jW6!2 ermath the premier "Paper guarantees or the Meuse line would never consti- tion, mis mornmgrvileJp Pfd 107'' "!08!s endeavored to to replace the wrecked Maui, whose the reser Grest r4orthern dissolve parliament battered now I Uquor.shall be sold to any per- - voir to ascertain N. J . steel hull is broken up tute the frontier we need," said Gen. Bissing in his letter. thejijent of the Inter. Hsrv t President LI Yuan objected to on damage , this the rocks of Makalawena Point, scn -- .osa name shall be given to the done. Copper 48 48'2 ' Kennecott plan and Tuan then resigned as pre- North Kona, Hawaii. , Uccr e by the Inspector as a person Lehigh' It.-- 63 63 mier. Military go vernora, throughout Crew Will Be Kept on wtc been convicted of aiding or York Central 92 92 Grain-Ship- Its New China were in sympathy with the for- Marine Supt William McKay s Are Lost ate . the .obtaining, keeping or sale 63 of the Few British :s ARCHIE Pennsylvania 53'2 mer premier Inter-Islan- d ucr contrary to law; or whom TO ' and it Is expected that said this morning th? vx I' Dli Ray Consol. 30if 30 other provinces will i(the I :eusee have reasonable announce their company will continue to keep all the shall Reading Common 94 94 Independence. 1. loss carry- (csv tQ lyelieTe.o suspect is purchaa 93 92 officers and crew of the Hamakua ou LONDON, England, June Britain's of ships Southern Pacific s a its payrolls, as s ia: order to resell the same il 82 there will be work for rent of those in branch of Mr flPKINS Studebaker 81' all ing grains has been only six per this licit!: SUCCEED 220 221 them when another steamer is Texaa Oil SUMMER SCHOOL secured to take the place shipping, was announced today. 8 Hamakua's it T I.XJ-- Union Pacific 1S6'2 The company ha also ALIENS S. Steel 134'8 continued to i U. 13Ji employ the Mam's crew. Francisco ha" net yet ben resumed. 114 1154 probably went permits Archibald A. lunn, .fekkeeper for Utah To replace the Hamakua now can- Miles of poits and wire :i?:liusT;HAve J. M. Levy Union 94'4 93 FACULTY FAMILY may b CompanWju Ute Western NAMED not be done for less $250,000, down in the cyclones and still position deputy tg 53 than KlIR' message :i v'AlL 3ettnAn aliens after today of In tatax office to Westlnghouae 4'2 local waterfront .nen believe. Before down so that commercial glv be vacated on Juiy 1 fcilanley Q K a from the little Indiana town cannot ic-:- ! ! In possession of permits ' the war steam schooner of the Ham- te Hopkins, fEx-divlden- d. $ Unquoted. anx- to reside Hind do recently aMSiaeioned M" Bid. After consultation with the school akua's size could have been purchased reach San FranHsco. Kuiins is Vtj't'.ista.authority .vire'.cas : t.'r Several local territorial auditor. . J , commissioners, Henry W. Kinney, for $7.v".'0 or SifO.noo, BELIEVED SAFE iously a'aitint; a from Mr. "os lifthe restricted but the ficti- her-sel- f - is cbt;-inin- Kuhns as to of and TTddate J17 aliens have regla-- This the announcsfeit made to- JULY WILL SEE FIRST superintendent of public instruction, tious vaPiP today wcu!d the saf'y ' day by - office, near- - Tax AssessFcharles T. has selected the staff for the sum- me n a rice more children. itfl.'e marshal's and VN INCREASE IN PAYMENT than twice thrtt issued. llder. who stated tbAQrbJle not all mer school which is to op-- n early in much. 'cnalts hve been The -- the details of Dunn's July, probably, during ' ' (Asfoc'.ated Ptos- - oy J. S. Ma a- CjTM.i;ni-- O. tave? been prepared and Mill a&tment have in army pay for the first v.ck. C.:ro loss on the Hamakua will :an" Kuhn3. plant inspector for the Though 1 been fixed, Si increases se- i- - i v.. i . . his name Cyril O. Smith acain has n-- - -- of forestry at lor? the applicants as soon be announc- ec'i - to "o !; UK' .u; as board agriculture and lr. men were effective, beginning . ed with certainty enlisted lected as and hi3 T, wondering rak:-'V- WASHINGTON, C . 1. 'c&U for-- them, i director :..' ' ' ..ny b? .'USl P.r is whether the Jj"i depart- cau.iot t . Dunn G today, men In the Hawaiian tr-a- i m m win come fcetax of!ice In will be the following: west cyclones and tornados j' it rvitirstrr i President will not receive extra . allow - a short time, it is ufflAteod ment William McCluskey. A. t wtt-'i- have his family. r ?s J t' .at 4fc&aft Helena Kalehua to be- 1, was rr.ethi hurt ances until after July it stated - f- - Jtltory Clark, an action to come 'amlliar wlth dKielfaeje unde,. Wilson, mathematics; !.nc Mrs. KuLr ajkd their two c today the paymaster's office. The - z land In Honolulu, the Hopkins' Instruction at Jopson, story; R. C. Bowman, shop; " Chicago Satar-t- o avoid thiy ore- jfif .1 tlet0 bere the lat- pay check will be as' formerly. ere to ha left last i ccrurt today handed down a ter goes over to the kuttor's pffice June Miss Tsulan Choy, domestic science; HON. DAVID F. HOUSTON. clay night 5 o'cQf rk frr Greensburg my lay. Hopkins - y iX r. reaming 4he decision of the has Just receOeihfs commis- George Kauwe escaped the wrath of Miss Claire Stevenson, history; F. A. Secretary of Agriculture, has writ- Indiana. taTIve rer-'Wj- the ft L2 iurtwlch found -- for the de-- sion, effective Ju'y 1. j j morn- Clowes, agriculture; Mis Elizab'-t- n ten to t he .sar-Pu!:eti- n cn the ,newdl8trict .magistrate this , Today he and other knL H. - t, '.t?n?i-- 4 m tie of. ing on a charge of assaulting his wife Foley, geography; Miltop Blowers. heme and ochocl Garden Caiw- 'LL! fice branded as absolkepQW. t begged English. tests. the r - xpect to. have good roads when the latter appeared and ',",in" iuuiw morn- At the beginning of the session of boon viuiui tnls for clemency. He got a suspended -- 'i ay - uj to m.r; '?u and'O'ahu get out and ing's 'Advertiser to,th year 10 v' i render-- d fefectrthat the summer school laet the At th 1 strvnaSi )P re-- 1 rAM . t . ,Tuesdsy,3une 6th;" Hopkins rcsljrn sentence. r t. nf Thsts "would frejathi - rolment was t A ment m - new ni. itJseueTert was, tOM th ' h. won Honolulu Automobile Club. appointment, nd that ju Virgixuauif4h7 ' ' Vmmmmw. -- him. flof&tns says h has absolutely spilmstlr-4wSr- CuberIanCu ' r. w v. .;'., . - .; est , r EA JfltCr . ."Q Ct' Oil f"V Vs -; , V I 'It T.rr-,- m m ...... i ,.- ... 4- - ENGINEERS HERE MY CROHAL IEIAYS TO STOP, 'ASSIGN WORK TO Wilt H1THITAII1

I CASES ARE SET IRWIN ASSERTS CIRCUIT IDOGES JAPAN'S ADMIRAL i NEW CLUB; STORE Ej ERYTHINO CITY TRANSFER COM FORI! JAMES LOVE PHONE 1281

Brlg.-Ge- n. Fred- In Circuit Judge Heen's court this New Police Magistrate Tells Judc Wijliam H (Billy ) Heen. Governor Ptnkham. morning City Attorney Arthur M. Hawaii s ounces jurist, opened court erick Strong and Capt. George R. s Bar Plainly What It May X E, KOPKE AT HEAD Lrown et the following criminal as-- promptly at o'clock this morning Clark will be hosts early this month - at j. reception In the Capitol building "The Bread Fed for trial: Expect From Him and in less than half an hour had June 7 Hecr K Lonokanu. fir?. disposed of the business of day, in honor of the Japanese emperor s the " wti" Reax-Admir- I degree murder. Ha lint and Sheldon In a way Judge which incl'.ded tne of a training squadron, T engineers of businesslike settine lareo Nineteen well J Iwamura, commanding. knon for defendant. Harry lrin. the ne district court, number of criminal cases for trial and women Com- ! e This in its aentridaente Inciudss end children the city met lat night at the June Kukuda. thr-- charges of mazi.-tra- t :n place of Judee J M. disposition 7h-r- e were n flower The exact date of the reception en- well-fe- d. And, children in Club and organized a new j be particular should mercial assault on a girl undr lo. Andrews Monsarrat, took the pulice court bench cr speei hes. tiie co'irt settling itaelf i cnnot announced until later, when ' gineering body Engineering So- fi. the I for defendant. Paul Tanaka, assault at o' !ock sharp this morning and into it- - work with surprising rapidity. tne squadron has arrived in local 'J I ciety' with a charter l'-- . de-- I Club these on a girl under Andrews for disposed of the day's busines? in rapid Judce Urea as sworn In yesterday waters. The hour of the reception CREARfl members and about 40 throughout the fendant fire after addressing the court afternoon. will be 8 30 in the evening, and danc- LOVE'S &raE Manes eligible to membership. 12 Keawekane. partic- - j ing will "WRAPPED AS SOON AS June Keai first generally and the attorneys in Lat yesterday aft t moon an order be held in the armory. R. Renton Hind of the organization j for defend- - In Gov- degree murder, Andrews ular on the proposed policy of the' was issued di . idlnz the work of th-- the receiving line will be Supplies more nutiment for the money than anKED', committee, in telling of the club's ernor Pinkhatn Mrs. C. B Cooper. ant. court. , court anion tiie three divisions. The and "ALL GROCERS SELL LOVr othtr ,ood today, emphasized that it is iu I 14 KuJiOkp., - Gen. plans June assault nnh in The:" '.vt re no firewor-.- ?r.d few :;.akes the follow assicr. and Mr. Strong, Capt and Mrs. a Reason" OEM BREAD" J; ' 'rJer There's ANDfS no way rn conflict with the Hawaiian tent to comma e statutory offense, flowers. As F.aiiiff Jce Nobriga : Clark, Admiral Iwamura Capt. M. oc- ments Engineering Association. "It will Rawlins for defendant. rapped loudly everyone stood until Taniguchi, Cnif.; S. Saito. Hon. Ro-kur- o To 1st division, idge Ashford cupy a distinct field," he said, "and June ID Samuel Kaai, man- Hit lienor was seated. An Kwa:. a j Moroi. Secretary and Mrs. Cur- BORN. Kq :ity and ;ro! :ite calendars: exam- nan ot the club members are of slaughter. Thompson, Mllverton and ierk in the j'idge' downtown oliico , tis P. laukea. Gen. and Mrs. Charles New Purchases KAMAXA " ination of applicants for licenses to course members of the association, Cathcart for defendant. pia ed a vase of handsome American j G Treat, Gen. and Mrs. Samuel I. to Mr. ailn Honolulu. May 11. 1117. practise law m du- he pointed out. June 18 Morehead, conspiracy, Beauties on the bench and the judge the district court, Johnson and Mayor and Mrs. John C. 1316 L1111M Mn. Isaac Kanaka oi ar- - ties of the water commission. On 3r A dinner and organization was the Burr for defendant spoke ' om isely to a number who j Lost Vessel a street, a eon. To 2nd divisio", Lae. prngraaj last night. J. M. Young pre- June 19 I. Brooks, first degree mur- promptl v to st him take the Judtre Kemp Law MR 8. Blf . W m ried calendar, jary j :ry sided and officers were elected as fol- der, Rawlins for defendant. herirh. and waive cases. RED MEN AID IN the publlcRMCE SMITH, clerk with r;tlAnriur ano,-ij- l SUCCESS Here are a few oi the odd incidents man- j lnri court to lows: June 21 John Kekaula, Warns Aga'nst Continuances dis returned utilities aWnlsaion, has ings. 1 In connection wttathe Hamakua epend-Pacifi- j including habeas corpus an Uh MEMORIAL DAY PARADE! ing a her work c E. Kopke. president; E. C. Webster, slaughter. "I wish to address a few words tt Itar-Bulleti- thre here after alter, as told the n today vice-presiden- t; 37 others, we go on; mandamus coal months' vacation on the) E. F. Cykler. secreta- June 25 Ah Hee and member of the bnr before PATRIOTISM IS DISPLAYED by the surviving ry trea surer. gambling, no counsel. Ah Hoo. et a!, uith the regular work," he said. "It! To Crd division, Judge Hern Crim- ccera: t. inal, juvenile Capt. Carl V. Wchert had paid $6 A on gambling, no counsel. Ah F'o. et al, is my understanding that for some; divorce 3tid ca'endars. ' committee constitution and Much farorable comment is being for a uniform caD thn afternoon bylaws &. gambling, Straus for defendants. time there have been complaints about nw was named as follows: I on appearance - heard the of Hawaiian, wreck. went down with I?- e. lot con- j bfore the It Renton Hind, chairman; C. W. Parks June 26 Lee Nee alias Lee this court relative to oelays and No. 1. Int.-fo- r Tribe Improved Order of Red up in flames counsel. Young Hung, tinuancf'S. Police court is a poor the boat, or rathei the of Pearl Harbor. C. D. Andrews and tery, no V.oxu in the Memorial Day parade. Ha-- ; wfaich got lottery, Rawlins court and cases should be dis- - HflSTlMlI destroyed Iff. He never B. E Hooper. The ciub to to meet tnrv Okamoto. man's wanan l only too.: pnrt posed of with utmost dispatch. nte not in the a cnance to wear - i about once a month for a lunch or defendant. the Ij parade, but it3 members carried a want the attorneys to help me in this! T The day of the wreckfWednesday, dinner June 27 Ah Lung, lottery. Rawlins i i tTHTrhi-fci- targe nag was con- matter and with their assisance. al- riiTii n American wnlcn was the 40th birfiday of John S. Membership in the club is made up for defendant. Ah Sam, lottery, nt Y spicuous in line march. TOO though 1 do not believe that the pres- HI III dl nVllrf the of Perry, first assisBU engineer. He It TO CLASSIFY of those with membership in recog- counsel. Tanaka, lottery, no counsel. Men TE ent judge possesse s a great deal moro The Red here have taken part was born t a. ii May 30, 1877. At nized mainland engineering societies. Ah Fong. lottery, no counsel. ! at in the of Memorial Day K n-a- a i. be called ability than the preceding one. wt: observance i n Vtav "fi 11? ha in m Ufa. Among the societies which will be The following cases are to for past 12 FOR RENT. morning for should be able to obviate uch com the yrrs. in Offer OIi Kmt miIIIikt from fha rharrorl FURf4- - thus recognized locally are the Amer- up at 9 o'clock tomorrow A modern laundry. Involving; plaints." a total namiuau iiiue w join in uoni norior hulk, and vary S'a" that he wag alive. New nouato. ican Society of Mechanical Engineers, disposition: expense of $17,000. is to the nation's heroes was accepted profanity; Joe Kekoa, Will Frame New Rules about the latest Perry had also aurchased some new $30 2452 'room fnrnwnea cottage, the American Institute of Electrical John Lewis, improvement for the Queen's hospital. by the G. A. R. and with each recur- Royal !v Engineers, the American Society of assault and battery; Awana, assault The judge sugeted that a commit- - j correspondence eoool 5ooks on engl- Grove, Wall? Kuhlo avenue. f;- Contracts for the building and ma- rence of Memorial Day the Red Men 801 2t B. D. Allen, assault and tec of attorneys confer with him and j ttkL Civil Engineers, the American Insti- and battery; chinery let. to the von ave taken pari. C. Moore, driv upon suggestion of Attorney William have ben The Tribe has a.Tt,... .v. tute of Mining Engineers in Hawaii, battery; B. heedless Hamm-Youn- g j Company and work will membership of 20o and the members OR SALE. the American Institute of Architects, ing; Aaano, assault with intent to mur- Rawlins, who responded named four, ea. A filler ani earborundum stone begin on actual construction on the are active in many community wel bought the Western 8ociety of Engineers, the der. Attorneys Rawlins, Camara, Straus the day he boat left wen LLANEOUS. and French, who will meet informally ewa side of the hospital and waikiki'fare matters. down too. One combinatf American Association of Xval Archi- ot Miller street in about a week. The table witn cc in pool and billiard tects, and a few more. IN at his town office at 1:30 tomorrow at M'CLELLAN SPEECH possible laundry will probably Le in operation EXAMS FOR TYPEWRITER 2425 N'uuanu implete equipment The objects of the club are set forth afternoon to discuss rule3 and Tref. S. ,ve. 801 3t j in about three months. p regulations which the judge believes in a preliminary TO VOTERS DECLARES l08t a newffi coat- - announcement sent JOBS WITH NAVY WILL sult. Mbr ot BY will facilitate and expedite the police Some time ago a lot for new ad- - out by the organization committee. R. the shoe8, book3' eha3, other liel0n5- - ITHORITY. FOR FRONTAGE-TAXIN- G court grind. dition was purchased for $7000. The Renton . Hind, John M. Young and BE HELD HERE JUNE 28 lings worth an m 15.25. He got RESOLUTl In his response Attorney Rawlins ex-- ! building, a one-stor- y struc-plaine- d Emit Kopke. TLey are largely so- concrete into the lifeboat Wearing a shirt and ON NO. 777. su- to a , rure, o') y on W. H. McClellan, candidate for the court that difficult leet, will cost about' A clerk-- 1 cial, dealing particularly with enter- , competitive examination for some B. V. D. s. Be It resolved attorneys practls-- 22'"( 8u-;tt- y of distinguished en- pervisor on the Democratic ticket, in situation for those and machinery of the latest: typewriter in office of disburs-- ; y of tainment visiting ' the the Purser Kekuew lee'. J2S cash, his pervisors of the the Board ing In more than one court existed in improved type will mean a $7"'H - gineers an emphatic statement to the voterB ing officer, Pearl Harbor naval sta- and other Honolulu, Teirito and County of i men's iicaiey left in th Those present last night, who will gathered at a Punchbowl rally last and showed how impossible jpenditure. tion, salary $3.76 a day, will be held ot Hawaii, that 1 strong box for sai keeping. the sum of One by u aS lUHvoiu ponce couunu-- i - be charter member, are as follows: night, declared that he stands the couri Superintendent Werner Roehl of the June 28 at 9 a. m., probably at the peerge dred Dollars ($1.5 thousand Fire Hun- ances when counse was actually 8 Chief Engineer Porter saved J. M. Young, W. 0. Hall, E. Kopke. frontage tax, that he believes the sen- Queen-- ho.spltaI Baysthe institution customhouse. hereby ap 0.00), ba, and tfc- - supports tax, obliged to be at another place at the!ha. only his watch ati a coat. He lost same is O. W. Armitage, E. F. Cykler, F. Ohrt, timent of the city the Rm.b Hprtmt Application blanks may be obtained his moneys in the G prlated out of a. same j uniform, somfvtluable tools, and . .1. county platform time. U. S. - C. B. Andrews, J. W. Caldwell, B! E. that the Democratic and avers tliat a saving of about 20 from the civil service commis- his book. Treasury of the ler&l Fund Of the Rav.ilns also declared that more t lo? Hooper. A. O. Hawes, C. H. Kluegel, upholds it. ' per cent will be made on the initial sion's Pearl Harbor representative, Mtt ywnny.or consideration should be Ehown defend All Honolulu, for an t X' F. B. Smith,' J. T. Taylor, Ogg, R. "I am for the frontage tax without investment. The institution now has Fred G. W. Cooper, or from Secretary the boats' ojflcers lost their J. " ing counsel and complained of having licenses, Donation Hawaii Pi W Renton Hind, C. J. Hedemann, any 'ifs' or 'ands,' he told the voters. a laundry bill of about $500 a month John W. Short of the Honolulu cus- which tvi to be displayed motion. Comoit- - J. been obliged to whole morn- In tee. Lewis Renton. Speaking this morning of an adver wait the that counted with the wear and tear tomhouse. a conspicuous place In the respec- ing to try a case in police court only Df Presented by tlsernent printed by the Republicans on laundry sent to outside Taundrles tive department the boat. They to have it postponed by the prosecu- v- -r. get DAN. attacking his financial record as a makes quite an expensive item. WILSON WAR MESSAGE new on3 by uiiug affidavits NEW OFFICE BUILDING of board of supervisors tion after some case where counsel of the loss witl tne local office of el looav member the Automatic mangles, washinp ma- aupertUor. years ago, McClellan declared waB not employed had taken all the IN GOVERNOR'S OFFICE the inspectors of and Honolulu, May 29, FOR QUARTERMASTER MEN some drying-roo- lulls boilers. "absolutely court'6 time. Attorney Straus second- chines and tumblers will the statements false." be "I realize that it is merely a poli- ed Rawlins' Ptatements. installed and the dancer of slott- Governor Pinkham has just received WORK C0MW NCES AGAIN I do hereby certify ing will be or Work began today on tha erection of tical fight on me, but at that It Is Deputy County Attorney William eliminated by individual a neatly framed copy of President Wil- in Ratnhit nn naam UVAt w propelling sep- -- a sew office building for the con absolutely unjust and a falsehood un- Sheldon, who, by the way, was nor motors each machine son's famous war message, bearing a ON GOVOTOR'S REPORT lEz and ordered to nfed mtl Bead ' de-- . Chilling-worth- , arately. will meet-o- n strutting division, quartermasters' fair in the most partisan politics," depo&ed today by Senator Power be supplied by flag draped photograph of the presi- ing held by the Board "tat at S partment of the army, to stand on Al- he said. 'The records will show how replied from his side of the electricity cominp in a service wire dent. The message has been hung In Governor PlnlUm and his clerical Tuesday, May 29. 1 of Saprrlaora lan street alongside the new army court with the statement that he a! from the Hawaiian Electric company. the executive chamber. have pegun lowing vote of said bo, 31. a the fol-- ' the funds were handled, just as the assistants again on the storehouses. records will show how the funds have ways tried to relieve counsel of anv mm annual task of preparing the gover- Ayes: Ahla, Hollinfi d: The present office stands in the way been bandied by the present board, unnecessary delays. Judge Irwin The meeting of the McKinley high MANY 8EEK KAPAA LANDS nor's report toj;e secretary of thf sen, Logan, Total 5. t. Horatr, Lar-- of the new storehouttt, construction through its wsys and means commit- closed the patter by saying it was jusr school alumni association which was interior. The pfort is made each Noes : None. work on which has, Just begun. The am perfectly willing to be these things he wished to discuss with to have been held this evening at the Up to noon today 82 applicants had year ss of Junp 10, and must leave Absent and not vc tee. I high new office building will have two Judged by the official records." the attorney's committee. school has been postponed on filed for the Kapaa land drawing to here by August R A total of 135 re- Hatch. T6U1 2. , ting; Arnold. - . giv- stories, and will be 14 by 36 feet in account of the play which will be be" held by the territorial land office ports frord varifV- territorial sources E. BUFTr -- floor dimensions. The upper floor will partment, the lower for offices and a Sweden' new ministry will con- en by. the Jolly McKinleyites this on July 3. There are only 71 lots to are included In 2 one work compiled Deputy City and crANTJEATV be used largely ' the-- drafUng d- - store room. tinue the nation's strict neutrality. evening. be Included in the drawing. by the goveraoi 8801 Junl, Vtintr. Clerk. ' ' . . . Hi. . - w i His jr.KaarJ " i JaIa 1 I frcsJ The public is cordially invited to accent! m ' the opening of the new 5 3 m This afternoon from uniil' o'cilorn 2 S:30 T Miuisle aimdl IEelPireglhiinnie Today's preliminary opening is for inspection only. HB0Maia No business will be transacted until tomorrow, June 2 7

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1 - - t-- tit- . -- STABBULLETIN, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1917. THREE Cm. . Vj: HONOLULU V sss$ss$s$$$s$ss$sssss$ssss$ss$sss$$$sj$s$s$$ss$$s$s ss$s$sssss$ss$ss DO DENIESG. P. BOURDONS OFFER 'A TtEPlBLIGANS 0. 69 y t 'J 6 TEAM WORK FOR SERVED BOOZE COUNTER PLAN TO 69 69 69 Si 69 69 y "As campstn manager fr tU 69 REPUBLICANS GO ENTIRE TICKET publican canfldates 3 th last it: THE 69 oo man electionl brand the citfges ar.ci 69 misstatement! of I- - I.. MeCand!es. 69 e 69 Demorratic annpa'?n manjr. tha-ta- Send C9 pajtv freely dspense 7 Would Have Each Party 69 y election day so::.- -' Side 69 GO -- Each Candidate booze on priciry at Speakers to Other lCwith of the hoc as osolt:u-- ! v tils" a:;:' 69 ;. inn f or All ;ls At Final Rally 69 - - Sunoort , t ri - " unwarranted ? kr a.-- my manac-mcn- 69 69 fcpuWcar. s funds 69 - i of the Parr 09 4. during electiol c!af If cencened." OO $i v J. This is statement male today 69 as tie . MEETINGS 7QNICHT TONIGHT'S MEETINGS V t.y James 1 lolt, secretary ic Mayor 69 lohn C. nd hianaK'T & the rr:-- ' iO IU'publi.-.i- n Lane . Pa'.a-r- 69 pnjy will hM iuary csmpiigr, bd li aim GO iuei : la , 69 meetings thiB at 1 '.a fj tvenlng, a challenge ic L.. MrCasdless foj GO Bijo'j K d i.t-o- i: - 69 iJliuokalani Bckol, prove the claj?ea w hich !,e nadp a V ter and tli L,ilihsrbool. the Uliuokdat. 9CoJl last T':eFday 69 1 69 Ji n evpninz a rr.ettine. GO MEETINGS SATUDAY at Dt'ratic c .nd - 69 "Not a ceil o' ti'' uhhean Ca 4?f f thrt cam?a:pn 09 can)i)iigi: &r'- - was epf-n- far 69 A w;ll d.i'o?' fi int? t: ;;: e.cning. arranged GO 9 Republicau candlatos at any preoiiiot y me n: 69 free bocv a n the candidates GO round the island aturday. - ;. the Repuhlijin paty," rontinu-.- Ho't . i ' s were un- 69 30 it;. ;.:. roi.'.ty of:'i' G9 at Kaneohe at 2: .very - JlOK "My vouch! for cent for aM e; t ii.1 r:a::enpe oi nt- 6C SO. Ka-7:2- snt to a. jO 'V, LlbbyvilJe, 3. nd t :n?;-ec-'Jo- - that occasioi is to :e i::.:i'-ar..- a at-- - ' n the cam- 69 pic-jj- l fn ''(; GO where r.oHf McCaidless ;ul-lio- , of Mr. and t'.e paitn isju-'-p- . Trr). W. A. Bryan, one 69 will be Khon anla I ret GO and I oftnly challfm'A Mr. Mo r.f i ( i'j,"ri,i.ii ovm iL-r- s. nov d Rania-an- d 69 z will run from Candk-p- s GO to puhftntiate his ohareee 'nt'Au-f- l v a ; rco.-i-i'.- n w'.ierch: fam-jiW- j 69 --Wi voters and thai :nih-ca- n the i s t (incnts t hat the Rc I and is floroot-- d :...' :i,o. rat; wr! s'.n Sale meetlg. of home after the 9 party and kncwii.gly ak t!i-- V. didi''v two sp-- ;rs to final U. ral r boof to the vo'.ors of ! Re- - 69 G9 d'.sp")so froe 'v no t ir.ii(la . cvenin::. an the tho 14th precinctor anv otii-- r pre-cln- t publi.ans v.i.i two of their speak- - 69 yj that miter at. claims ; meeting 69 If on for rs to th io!i;o( ra'.ic GO fl steady and petsistpnt r.tlck with full know'edje o:' manage let- 69 advocacy it A portion of 1'ioft.ssor Bryan's GO Split ticket ty. ti ment. ter to liduard Republican 69 Urd landing William McClcta ani McCandess w(xild really 69 candiatea, "If Mr. tnanagrr. (vr'inini: the proposition, 69 y ilter Petrle, Democratic v.ero col-amn- s take the trouble tofind out who was put d in the late news 69 the board of supervisors to e ex GO if responsible for th free distribution Srar-Bul'-'ti- XTRAGOOJ) of thv 69 Juloa of two Republicans, fetufa; prtoary (flection GO of nooze before da., Th lettor. in full, is as follows: 69 fp talka of all Republican canaiates aucl false S) before making atrusationF Counter Offer Made 69 ' that the RcpabHcanparty would stoo,' In view of the laudable nf sincere 69 ' d Junction last night. The. 69 Pawaa to such low and diry politico as he so on part of the Republuan 69 gumant used was that with thefgh desire the 69 confidently claims, io wouldn't have r.anij'aiun managers tr get the atti GO liber of the Republican superior to ry frcn 69 $UIT$ diet1 look far hiswn party's, tude of the Democratic party on the indldates there is no reason to doorstep; better oian yci!r party's campaign 69 bave Bhowri thtti iSMies invdlvnl in th.e local GO fvo Democrats who kitchen, before youcast etines at the Repu audience, and in 69 reives to be opposed to all progresite before a hlican GO party of the tmmTtal Lincoln. refutation of the questionable use 69 improvements and who are more tin "It is commonly "eportel in this and GO made by your party of our sincere ' - Ikeljr to bring discord into wl $ome iirrrise. $ucli i $alo aj this one bound to be at this community that tb gambling hui is courteous rt ply of May 30 in your 69 ft iould otherwise be a harmonious la strenuously workig day and night daily v impro paid advertisements in the 69 time, when everybody is thinki nir limli prices, i the most surprising franca for the betterment and for the reelection f the Democratic com- j9 Kauwe w press, the Democratic campaign 69 meat of Honohiln. Albert sheriff, and that tiusands of following proposi- will in ov lines summer. 69 .chairman Kakaako, dollar mittee makes the 69 thine: that happen clothinc: this the at Edwaiiand free booze tfl flow unlimited which we believe is open and GO Manno at K.auni ana j. K.aniau tvam tion 69 for this election otJone th. Better above board and which is fair and ? V at Pawaa Junction. 69 How can we do it keep tab on thai unlimited supply just to both parties: We are not a victim of this Vi Acht Cits After Petri e Mac; S10 a day fo runners for each 69 "economy hysteria." When "The Democratic campaign commit- will you ly: These suit were bought before the tre- - 69 W. Achi, supervisor,1 precinct as reports' ii a lot of money Repub- 69 We tell franl we have sold these suits, C candidate for tee will allow any two of the - T T t tt throw away on ihopeless shrieval-!t- l In-le- we'll go into the market declared that Petrle, as chairman lican candidates now before the 69 mendous rise in wholesale prices. e are overstocked on them. 09 of committee, had scent $19. job; better taU a tip from (Joel a total 69 again and buy new ones, and the road voters in the coming election S 000 of the city money to build a road it pan out. of 30 speaking time (8:3o to 69 stead of bein? afraid of disposing of t for fear that that we will when the fall season opens minutes GO for the Oahu Railroad ft Land Coru-u-- wonder if tfc ridicule of the 9 p. ra.) at our closing rally at Aala 69 you will find us ready azain part jt never be able to buv more at such ow j rices, hanging on to them, $nappie$t, bejt 60 pany. but when aome poor people in "publican this 11th hour park in exchange for a like courtesy 69 with the prior to election lsin appeal for the Styled $uit$ for boy$ to be 69 had asked him to repair their for two Democratic candidates on the 69 hoping to make them do for later in t ic season when they might be road he demanded that they pay $5 sympathy and suptrt of our prohibi- Republican speakers' stand at their had in this Territory. A C 4. - 69 i: - also to tion friends? Thepepubllcan party is, of I t ,U w j - ' a front foot Acht appealed th9 final rally on that night. It sold at recnhir pri c tt ii in ui HJSf them at prices th alwayS 69 fourth district to support him, poin- his; nothing to hii it is open and course, mutually guaranteed that 69 That ha$ been the Story in Store, and it al- 69 ting out that he represented 3500 aboie board and t not ashamed of both parties will be given a respect- A van around this ways Sshall be. 69 voter In the fifth district and it would its record as madiy the men who ful hearing and their speeches 69 ' affairkbr that 09 be tnjnst and unfair to those people eoldset its our city and are not subject to newspaper report 69 j9 to be without representation. "I have cofcty, and deservk of the support naturally 69 or editorial comment. We 69 fceen with the Republican party since forreelectlon at k .hands of the wish voters and not the daily 69 cotng the 69 it waj first started here and I am electorate at the general elec- press to pass on the relative merfls 69 price OS One half y .acquainted with the laws of this tion June 5th." of the speeches made. 69 terRory than any other candidate "In closing, it seems proper to say 69 69 said. de- .ranting,' he Achi also made fun that the Democratic party has no 69 69 of toe arguments belnjr need by J. your questionable as follows: J. sire to simulate 69 k rsnf, Democratic for mayor. campaign as exemplified in .candidate tactics 69 69 ra'aaya' tT? elected he will reduce the distorted paid publicity given to V the uh-cos- t of living, but I doubt your proposed Bijou debate in which 69 Next Saturday e Roof from 4 69 ht can read the papers and really onri you extend and accept your own pro- 69 $1nr$:,it9:....$4.25and$iB.00 at to 6.' Tea per- - $2.50 69 knowe why the prices have Increased." service cents per position public questions 69 son, also a la cart to debate & He ot big band. at your own convenience on your own 69 f Music furnished the Rusgian $6.00 $uits, 69 Arnold Talke Frontage Tax Quintet-Ad- v. terms, under your own management 69 a yg $ir.uit:: $5.00 V . 'Arnold, ad before 'packed' house." 69 Charles K candidate for re 69 election "supervisor, asserted that good twng someojie'lants to spoil it." The Bourbon candidates held two 69 the Democrats,"s Including McClellan Hopkins Warmly. Prised meetings last night, one in Kakaako aDd CO and a9 - 'Petria, had worked under the front- James. Bicknall. ajitor, while ask- and the other at the end of the Emma 69 $I$ui,s:.... $5.50 $8.00 age Improvement law for 14 months ing that the votwiiipport him. also street car line. The attendance at $$"it:: $3.00 V praised 69 and had , absolutely Edward the Kakaako meeting was small, and 69 it done nothing to kins, candidate 69 nrtract permanent roads. "When for shWff, whom, biid, had worke-- the Auwaiolimu meeting, while well $1u!h.... S for rite years was of interest to a,ul $6.00" $9.00 the Republicans came into office," he 'n Ki.cffice and was attended, shorn A ; belt by rain. .aid, wlth lesi money they went the clerk bo hit some extent the $3.25 $4.50 69 abnad and did they P11!1 OKan Supervisors Roasted 69 Z?. and what could and at that the wai supervi- 69 $n(:,$m,s:....$6.50 69 t bo first opportunity had the front-ta- x ticket pie best equa' Jesse I'luihi, candidate for $9.25 rights candi- A 69 09 mended in order that h ticket ever&rfcented to the sor, "roasted' 'the Republican $7;;:::v$mt;; t0 weitld be Just to all. also got voters, fas it hadxery nationality dates for supervisors and declared 69 69 and the , $3.50 $4.75 Jr-Iat- on It. I E. A. Mott-Smith- when presi- 69 ure to give more money to the that 69 , rflccrta" 'As an example of what dent of the board of health, caused all 69 ....T.OO $9.50 69 the A mistak which W-f- de- bad done under adverse perhaps, the banana plants to be ruined. He 69 $8.00 and $8.:u to 69 fault olthetstenjgiirier than people of Auwaiolimu tf0 tfC at clared the Ncfrcaastances, he pointed to. Kala-SmJ- rather 69 7C f( $uU;: 60 the printar, now . tJ)O.UU avenue. King street related tine proposal of would never .forget the period that $uits. 09 extension Mott-Smit- 9 $r: $10.00 a Britisl toast to th4 per h U0.0 and Beretania street. Three cent held that office. 69 Consols?' instead ofj three present "Are you going to vote for a man 69 . ;If youiwant roads made of $17.50 Jd lies .tote onsuiaj of that kind, who is liable to cut your $uits o for the Democrats, but If yon Tw$u.i.,:. 41 en GO - 1 .want- real, permanent concrete roads Nextluesday, bananas down again?" shouted the 69 $4.00 now V COU JuieSth. is election weekly Hawaiian newspaper editor. 69 yj ; put the Republicans into office," said day. At we ask Isfh you use your Jjorrin He referred to the mosquito cam- 69 GO Andrawa. The trouble with horse flnse and gk Vit and vote paign, called Mott-Smit- a "mosquito" 69 rHonoIuta is that ts soon as it gets a Honolilb Automobi dib. Adv. 69 Xo $ir! There not a thing the matter with these $uits. Every is and urged the people ''not to give him 69 one right in $ty GO t f anything at all." 69 made in the famous XTRAGOOD way in the handsomest $erges, homespun$ and crashed, m 69 Uluihi said he didn't have a thing 69 blue, gray, brown, white and attractive patterns. against Ben Hollinger that the only s 60 trouble with Ben was 69 that he was 9 always buying little monkeys for Kap- - 69 lolani park. 69 "You people here have no mon 69 Sale began this morning, and continues keys." quoth Jesse. 69 9 aw, they grow up here," veiled 69 until June 9 A 3ome one rrom the outskirts of the 69 60 crowd. 69 69 Straight Ticket Urged 69 V9 t "i n urged that the people vote 69 GO tlr straieht Democratic ticket. Ho y a! .'d attention to the fact that a local 69 paper 09 r.cmins favored voting th3 69 straight G. O. P. ticket, or else he 69 I'luihi would be elected. 69 Silva oo ery 69 "Why. that morning pappr is merelv 69 s""ondine mv ruiminntmn " chnn 69 G9 the orator. 69 King Street, near Fort A He went on to say that he had noth 69 60 ing against "Eddie" Hopkins. Republi- 69 69 can for candidate sheriff. 69 A He's all right," the contin- editor 69 69 ued, "but if he is elected the Adver-Use- r will supply the captain of detec- 69 tives, chief of police, deputy sheriff $SS$$$$S$$$$$$$$S$SS$S$SS$$S$$$$$vS$$$$$S$$$$$$$$$vSS$$$$SS$5)S$S$SS and all the rest of the men in the de- lillimky partment irrespective of Rummer the civil ser- vice, and that is why both papers ' are backing him." port they gave him in the primaries. in this country. cause it led to an increased consump- f John Markham. candidate for super but urged that the party as a whole be If the new branch is transferred tion of breadstuffs. Modes visor, thanked the voters for the sup- - support in GERMANY SENDS given just a little more from the Red Cross to the army, the general election. Castle explains, workers will then b "You all know what the last Demo required to enlist and can be bound MING IT PLAIN ' by Whooping Cough 4r s are beginning to appeat cratic board did for you. Markham such an enlistment. ''.vO . spasmodic ckolp a a coigij ssV ', The Pure Food and Drug Laws aim said. 'The Democrats have done COMPLETE LISTS BBO.Ncams CATA1RM COLDS something for Hawaiians, and ew to protect the public by preventing the that TEN WEEKS OF ARMY shapes, new trimnincs. new tintinjkJL Republicans have mis-statemen- is more than the ts on the labels of prepa- ever done." ENOUGH FOR SOLDIER pjt?1??111 ever are presented in a recentl j arried rations but some people continue to OF INTERNED MEN of accept "extracts" of cod livers think- army enough S? Summer hats, riady to be chosen toor- - Ten weeks of life were ing they will get the benefits of an PAST MISTAKES for Pvt. Robert M. Beam, Coast Artil- tirfl.lltlltB lT A e charming efr-cu- ljlJW' diversiy of styles, ranging emulsion of cod liver oil. lery Corps, judging from cards which A simple, Mife and trnaetii i have just been issued from Fort bronchial ti bles avoiding drags. apnj The difference is very great. I An The only thing to do with a bad Possibility of transferring W. R. lied Cre stops the paroxysTi i J s incomes t ttee large light "pict announcing as WinOTtnr b piece of work, with an unfortunate Castle, Jr.'s, new of the soldier w. and fUeTri P9 -- V f "emulsion" contains real cod liver bureau interned Croup j a boon to suffer eft go out- a deserter. Beam joined the army on t - i (iiShoms, will afford daightful selection mistake, is to let it wipe it prisoners from the Red Cross to the Asthma. rendered etroajf- which has had the hearty endorse- - 1 of year fr set rid of it forever. Never allow thc- army is suggested in a letter received March this and left at Fort erery breay awt - aore 1 ment of the medical profession for image come your pres Shafter on May 16. breath!!); W -- rf 4 1 th bideous to into by W. R. Castle, Sr. w-v- ae r - ' ' A tof th 4 rettfoJV sr .i - At the time of enlistment Beam was S many years, while an "extract" is a ence again to mar your happiness or t . inTilua ine jounger Lasue, wno was re-- fl rAent. nt Xew OirnhprlanH VVpc product which contains no oil and is sap your strength. Resolve that what cently' appointed to po-- the important vireinia, whre hla mother. Mra. Mar-- 1 kighly alcoholic. ever has happened to you in the past, Bon in the new work and 4-an- s- iAafai ' a, "Emulsion which has caused you unhappiness. f . -- 7 Scott's guarantees the higb erred from his work in HajgfldaljV"guerianJrtfr .. wYi --ett grade of ?el Norwegian cod liver oil. which has made you think less oi your-- iV ?l3fvJZzt If l&nially ttenoed with clvcertae and Beli.ancrji " yers 5. FOUE HONOLULU FRIDAY, JUNE 1917,

JAPANESE SILK GOODS Aim OTOIOB, EHI0H03 AND ELIBROIDEEIES SAYEGUSA COMMERCIAL NEW It 1120 NUUANU STREET, JUST ABOVE HOTEL $ SUGAR PRICE IS BUSINESS GOOD ' Lumber Rates HI l LOV ER ON NEWS Are Aviating BEMEN BOARDS 1 POOl glasses make "poor eyes. ct-- Coastwise lumber rates advance.! Business in fair'j go! voiume be- OF CUBAN CROP ses- Protect your " frily materially dur.ng the early pert of tween board and no sales at the car wttri in ter of last week, according to the report of sion are shown b-- f toda s stock lif. varying eneral!T itrlcts. the Shipowners' Association cf the Prices were but ail finn. Oahu a quarter of its yes- Aetna Automobile Policy (Spd&I 8lr Boilrtm CorTMpcndenct.) Pacific Coast. From Grays Harbor. lot Pal car-Jt-or Co NEW VOKK. X. V.. May 18. A Wiliapa Harbor, Columbia river and terday's gain, soiling at 2 '.'. after Bua American Optical ( steadily declining market has ruled Puget sound ports the rates to San 30. McBryde on the other hand rose ttera. throughout this week and lato Bales Francisco and Southern California an eighth, selling at ',as and 10U. 1148 Fort Street BlaisdeU Bldg. Agents of Cubas for June shipment to ope- have increased 50 cents per thousand. Other sales were. Brewerv 14, Olaa 14 k ftntrai inrarte Fo 8trf Cw. Honolulu, T. H. rators at 4 13 lKr oasis yP c.&f. show This is a jump in rates between the and Y.iiaIna -- 7 1$. .25c decline as compared with price ports mentioned for the first time in There was les interest and excite- paid for Cubas in this position at the nearly a year. While offshore rates ment a man ? die unlisted stocks close of last week. The growing be- have been advancing gradually ever Montana-13ir.ihair- . continued its recov- lief that the Cuban crop will outturn since the war commenced until thev ery with, the (cmtinuing of the Pcr-tun- a ' a- - better than indicated by reduced es- are now at figures not dreamed of option and. at noon wa cents. HAWAIIAN TRUjT CO., ;'8 timates published a 6hort time ago three years ago, the coastwise rates Sales were 130. Madera sold at ? LtfO baa led to freer offerings from Cuba. ha-v-e remained nearly stationary for cents. Mineral Products at 4f rents I de- were Stocks andBonda Another contributing factor to the some time. There no other sties, quotation WAN- D- (Officers' cline fcaa been the. steady drop In Under the present alvance the being Engels Copper f ff fi'-g- . Oil Estate - .. Eeal InsnririivT ' option $3.75 Ti $3. S3 A : . Corps values in the market, which in rates from ports of the north to San and Mountain Kins (TV - riDr s ileservc MA.KXLX. been some ex- 31 f? 35 turn has Influenced to Francisco are now $6:5o per thousand, cent Safe Deport Vaults world adf tent by the uncertainty of the pend-i- n instead of $b and 3r ports of South- 1U faAoiti gleglalalion in Washington, and aiso ern California the rates have increas- Honolulu StocK Exchange Authorized by law as to t Trustees, Ex ri8H Class Opens Tonight the disfaror with which the gover-men- t ed to $7.50 from $7. From Coos Bay tors, Administratcfs and Guardians w 8 Is Inclined to view speculation the rate to San Francisco remains at Friday, June 1. AT THE in foodstuffs at this time. The lessen- $3.76 and to Southern California at nttoai ed demand from the British Commis- J6.75, but it is expected that this will MERCANTILE sion and from outport refiners has be advanced as have the rates of tir) Bid Asked withdrawn the support from . 255 290 these more northern ports. Alexander Baldwin fill Mo sources which was in evidence last Shortage cf steamers to carry lum- C. Brewer il Cc ... - : Y. A. week. ber, and also the greater demand for SUGAR C Local refiners were amply supplied building as ap- Ewa Plantijtion Co. 32 3 Under Instruction of Lieutenant E. F. WitselL U. S. A. material summer ..... i illexanderDtel with stocks of raws at the moment proaches, are siren as the reasons for Haiku Sug ir Co and were reluctant buyers, and con- the Increase to California porta. It is Hawaiian Co 48 i a far. of 12 Lessons sequently when of Cubas at- many . Course Limited holders pointed out that so steam Hawn. Cone, & Sugar Co. 47! 2 43' 4 Enrollment tempted to force their offerings they formerly in -- Class Meets 3 Nights a Week schooners which ijere the Hawn. Sucpr Co if 2 3 N found It necessary to successively of- coastwise" trade have been sent East Honokaa f'ugar Co 94 Baldwin Fee for the Course is $5.00. Register Today. fer concessions in order to effect and sold for gulf and Mexican service Honomu Sfugar Co 40 sales. The result was moderate sales that there is a considerable shortage Hutchinscr Sugar Plant . of day steSdily yonr capital in Limited Cubas from to day at of carriers, with the lumber demand Kahuku Fltentation Co. . 18' 2 sTps declining prices from 5Vsc basis 96 Coast Journal- - fam-ily- brisk. Seamen's Kekaha Sgar Co, your own fnd yonr 's 3: c.&f., paid at the opening of the week, KoFoa Sugar Co 160 Sugar Factors S 5c and finally to 4 15-- 1 6c basis McBryd Sugar Co., Ltd. 10' , velfa. Start a Sav-iu- s Commission 96 c&t, realized at the close of the Oahu Co. 79 ' Merchants GOOD REPORTS Suar 2 294 AccoHit. 3, week for Cubas for June shipment. Olaa SuSsfcr Co, Ltd and Insurance Agents On the other hand, owing to the bene- OnomealSugar Co 54; fit that Porto Rico sugars would de- PaauhaujSugar Plant. Co. rive from the proposed increase in the Pacific fjugar Mill duty on Cubas, holders of Porto Rlcos FROM SUMATRA Paia PI;fritatior Co. were Aoants less anxious sellers and buyers Pepeekeo Sugar Co i on Savings for pay Interest A.LoCmtie were disposed, to relatively full Pioneer Mill Co 36 37 Pd Hawaiian Commercial A Sogar prices for these sugars. were There Excellent reports were presented San Carlos Milling Co. ... 20 Ddosits. Company. but few sales of Porto Rlcos, some Waialua Agr. Co 27 27' parcels for May shipment selling at to the stockholders of Hawaiian Su- Haiku Sugar matra Plantations, Limited, by Dr. Wailuku Sugar Co 27' 30 Compaay. 6.14c basis 96" cif. early in the MISCELLANEOUS Paia Plantation Company. week, parcels in E. C. Waterhouse, managing director, and additional small meetirg yesterday. One Endau Dev. Co, Ltd Hawaii, Maui Agricultural Company. this position at 6.02c and later 3.95c at the annual Bank g of these reports was verbal but the 1st Is Assess. 65 pc Pd Hawaiian Sugar basis 96 ci.f. near the close of the 2nd Company. other was printed and constituted the Is. Assess. 90 pc. Pd Ltd. Kahului week. Haiku Fruit & Pack. Pfd. Railroad Company. prices of un- first report and was for the six months McBryde List refined remain Beyond Haiku Fruit & Pack. Com Sugar Company. changed. The American S. R. Co. ending December 1, last. Fort aJ Merchant has Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc. A. . Kahuliu Railroad Company. If business men could only attend a continued to take a restricted amount the reelection of officers and directors reports Dr. Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pc. B. . 4 Kauai Fruit cf business at 7.50c less 2 per cent. and of Waterhouse the ft Lan4 Co, Ltl Repub- was Hawaii Con. Ry. Com 2V--. Democratic meeting and then a The National S. R. Co. Bold more free- chief business of Importance the Honolua Ranch. bylaws to Hawaiian Electric Co, .. . LTD. ly than previously at Sc less 2 per changing of the have the J. F. M0$AN C0H ques- meeting May Hawaiian Pineapple Co. . 41 lican meeting there would, be no cent Arbuckle Bros, have again re- regular annual in or 41'2 STOOj BROKERS June instead of in April or May. Hon. Brew. & Malt. Co.. . 14'4 opened for business at 8.50c less 2 Honolulu Gas Co, Information, jkrnished and Loans tion as to why the straight Republican per cent, and although this refiner The. printed report of the Planta- Ltd... tions first treats of Kwala Goenoeng Hon. R. T. L Co fMade was able to make prompt shipments Inter-Ulan- to candidates estate, coconut plan- d iSteam Nav. . 200 Merchant 9eet Star Bulldlnj ticket should bevoted. The at this price no important business re- the rubber and C. BRR'ER tation. There has been planted to Mutual Telephone Co. ... Rone 1572 6 CO. are-ou- t sulted. The Warner S. R. Co. and Oahu Railway & Land Co. of the: RcptKcaii party for a the Federal S. R. Co. were practically rubber 257 acres, 27,764 trees, and to 160 coconuts 150 acres, the latter trees Pahang RRubber Co. ... 19 19 (LIMITEO) withdrawn at 8.50c less 2 per cent. Selama-Dinding- ... clean-cu-t; fc&meisJike administration, being two years old. s Plant . The domestic to gs demand continues Sefama-Dindin- 63 pc show slackening up and Inquiry The Pantai Boeaja estate has 507 P, Monefftffcoan fiieir sincerity point a the Tanjong Glok Rubber Co. SUGAR FACTORS and as proof of can for granulated even 8c 2 acres planted to coffee, 93 partly at the less BONDS COMMISSION - 21 per cent basis Is not nearly as keen cleared and 553 felled but not clear. HOME INSU coupany MERCHANTS improvements already a crop 150 Beach Walk Imp. Diat Ince of to 'permanent as was the case a week ago. For ex- It is estimated that of ' HAWII I, LIMITED SHIPPING AND INSURANCE Hamakua Ditch Co, . port, 7.25o to 7.50c net cash in bond piculs, 20,000 poundB, will be harvest- 6s. 816 Fort Stre Telephone 3529 AGENTS completed, such as Nalakaua Avenue, being ed toward the end, of this year. Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pc 90 is still asked, but it is generally Hawaiian Irr. Co, felt that firm bids at a lower basis 6s .... . Beretania Avenue from Nuuanu to the Haw. Ter. 4 pc Refund . . would lead to business. Haw. Ter. 4 Imps. pep your pc Pub. FORT ST, HONOLULU, T. H. King, partially OPTION ON MINE Haw. Terr. Pub. Imp. pc Junction with and the 4 INGS Hawn. TerrM, pc. . . . . ed completed Pali Roadand to many pro-eject- MANVHOlESARE Honckaa Sugar Co, 6 pc. .... 95 in a safe plaLwe pa interest 0 . . List of Officers Hon. Gas Co, Ltd, 5s . BiSHOrL COMPANY. and Dlraetera: x betterments bixilt tinder contract TO BE CONTINUE Kauai Ry. Co, 6s 100 F- - 8'H0P Prasidsnt G. Manoa Imp. DisL Wi pc. . H. ROBERTSON. t latior and the improvement laws ; the ERECTED IN MAY McBryde Sugar Co, 5s... Vice-Preside- nt and Manager Mutual Telephone, 5s . . . r. ivers ....Trrr Montana-Bingha- The Natiok City Company, cxi op--( During the present week Vice-Preside- nt and Dexnocnib the other! hand ire Oahu Railway & Land Co. New York San Francisco Secretary striking j A. VIce-PrsaJde- nt has oeen a feature Oahu Sugar Co, 6 pc 110 .... GARTLEY posed contract laborand the con--1 Although building in Honolulu dur- in the stock market, f irst it declined Olaa Sugar Co, 6 pc INVES AENT BONDS E. A. R, ROSS Treasurer to' reports ing May passed the $200,000 mark it sensationally on street that Pac. Guano & Fer. Cc 6s 100 H.A BRUC GEO. R. CARTER Director tinuance of the frontage' tast. an option whicn the company hal C. H. COOKE r. fell below that of April and also of Pacific Sugar Mill Co, 6s. 100 200 Director ' . Bank of lafcattBldr. Tel. 1819 , ... :' on Fortuna would not be J. R. GALT i May, 1916, but in both cases by only a taken the San Carlos Milling Co. . . Director : " . payment R. A. COOKE f: ? i i ? few thousand dollars and there were continued, without a further Director permits over $10,000. of $25,000. It recovered nearly as Between Boards: Sales: 15 Oahu D. & MAY Director : IIiq arguxnentf ibey Are using pure- fire for Protect! Agency The total number of permits taken sharply when the report came that Sugar, 30c; 165, 70, 5 Oahu Sugar, of Hawaii up and th? 29.75; 45 ; 100, 5 Mc- ly forlhe 'purpose of catching votes, out in May was 85 for an estimated the option had been taken McBryde, 10.37! 2 cost of $207,748.35. A year ago it was second payment haa been made. Ia Bryde, 10.50; 5 H. B. 4 M, 14; 5, 39, DAY fND NIGHT with the first report it 67 Waialua, 27.50; 500 Olaa, 14. are ololetb and cannot get the vote of 143 permits totaling $215,867, and last connection Patrols. Pfoif 1411, S 6. f Elite month 73 permits totaling $220,057.70. was said that the local hui, which No session sales. bonds of the com Dividends 1: Bldg. j M. E. MILEJ, Mgr. lite tMnloriman. , Some men say they The number of small cottages con- holds control of the June Haiku (extra structed in May was somewhat larger pany and of a iarge amount of tin $2), $3; Kefcaha, $2; Koloa, $1; Paia -- Bank o been to contribute (extra $2), $3; Pioneer, 40c. wiD yotcfbir the Republican ticket, ex-- than, usual, the total being 60, of stock, had asked 4-n- i - t toward the payment on the option Kahuku extra dividend announced which a large majority cost less than i-- i. PETERS cept will substitute McClel-lar- $1000. Today it was said that the option was as payable yesterday should have been Je. thatthe i 210WcOjindless Bids-lonclul- taken up on the mainland and no: as of June 30. H. Honolulu The American school's printing es- by local hui. T. WdPetrie for either Achi, Ahia, the Stocks, fcnd Securities, tablishment at Beirut was seized by Montana-Bingha- stock came into Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test, Loans - Mc-Clell- an Negoiatedj Trust Estatu Logan. . But- neither the Turkish government. local market when the local hui 5.89 cents, or $117.80 per ton. Bellina or the I ivinaged Ltd. - secured a controUing interest in tho nor Petrie has come out for bonds of the company and an equal Fort Street, near Queen amount, par value, of stock. In re Republi- Sugar 5.89cts H. Transacts a general ' ' principles t - ' the for which the gard option local hui URNETTE Baaklna ' to the the askeJ Business. A. N. Campbell to go over and investi- 79 Mercht St Pho 1846 can Party contends, the principles en- proper- 1 gate the value of the Fortuna Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., IOTA1Y PUBLIC Invites your account and fuaA Republican ty, doing, which he has been and until Coimi ssftne r of Deeds ' antees safe and efficient serrice. dorsed by the Automobile Club, Civic definite were received from Ltd. Exchange, Letters of advices Members Honolulu Stock and Bond C(lorni, nd New Yorki Credit and in- him direct they hesitated on taking an Draws: Vills, Peeds, Mortgagei TraTe!ers' Checks issued Convention, and all men honestly upon Exchange and points. Precinct interest in the eilion the mine. Streets al Lecil Documents m Fort and Merchant Mqncana-Bin?.:a- was started more terested in permanent construction. Telephone 12C8 as a transportation and unwatering r Cable Transfers h tunnel proposition than as a mine. II buying was largely from those who Meetings was designed to make its profits more Iiisdrancel had bought at higher levels and were B. F. ILLI GHAM CO. LTl As it is inconceivable that all men from hauling the ore of others through "averaging down." the mountain and saving long trans- E 4915 i THE YOKOHAMA voting, the Republican ticket, except portation around on the outside of the Sweden's new ministry will con- tr;,. i in Acldent, Compensaton SPECIE BANK. TONIGHT mountain to the railroad. tinue the nation's strict neutrality. URaTY BONDS LIMITED for two men, will all drop the same The Fortuna property is said to bo Capital subscribed. . .yen 4S.000.000 7:3n a proven mine and to be now a ship Capital paid up yen 30,000,000 per. or two supervisors, it is obvious that such It is deemed that the profits YOUNG Reserve funds yen 2L300.000 Montana-Bmghaif- f would be much BUY S. AWOKI, Local Manager split-tick- et voting may lead riot only Liliha and School Streets augmented by cwning such a pro- rmaieenng UO., LiWl. ducer and thus getting the profit from n4I Engseerd land Contractors Demo- to the election of two but four Lilinokalani School the ore, as well as from the hauling Island Products! I Pantheh Bit k, Honolulu, T. ot it. It is said that during the FOR RENT cratic; sirjferyispirs-th- Ask Your Dealer Te phorl 2610 and 4587 Electricity, gas, screens In e election of a months of April and May shipment 1 all houses L Kine garage; from the mine brought returns of $46,-00- for these SP'"IALS: house; $30. I. , garage; I majority absolutely opposed to sound It is the p'urpose of Montana L) nous; S25. Bingham to open up lower depths for Irish Potatoes, . 5c lb. Small furnished collage for 2: SIS. t business principles. . The Small cottage in town; $15. voters of the richer ore, as it is general in copper NafejOrange! Vi Fourth District should also STOCKS mines to have ore values increase with Pumpkin 2c lb. J. H. SCHNACK realize that depth. ... HTJN H00N 842 Kaahumantt 8t. Talaphon ttH Brokers said that the selling was I-- 2c lb. 399 Achiarid Acrioldare the only two Fifth by Papaia . . 2 KCKaui, nriQueen Phone i At Auction not done "insiders" and that tho j LUMBER running Republi-vca- xi ADJOURNED Onions 4c lb. ; Diitnct meh on ike ANNUAL MEETING. . Paints, Plumbing Svpptlta, Bulldlnf At Noon CBOP SUI Materials. Prices low. tickejLand is only fair play Tomorrow SAN CARLOS MILLING CO, LTD. 5c Hovset built it Pineapples . each Norfti Kina Street on Instalment plan. Choice Hauso Lota our 1 any Call andftee brand new CHOP for aale, ' - at salesroom, by order of you get them at .;' get cannot - these. their full given ad- tur .'7 - v v mWhould Notice is hereby that an CITY journed annual meeting of share- other stand these retail fig- Everything weal MILL COMPANY. LTD.. i the Treasurer of Waialua Agri- the t FUSt Telephone K I holders of the San Carlos Milling Co, ures call at run 2478 P. O. Box 31 cultural Co., 287 fractional will be Tablefcaf be reserved by phone r ) Ltd, held at the offices of ,5V4 shares of the new issue au- Jas, F. Morgan Co., Ltd, 125 Merchant Territorial Marketing No. 1713 DAPino riiAiiiffniiin : HJI INTER. C4 street, Honolulu, T. H, on Thursday, r ftvery thorized at a meeting of the Battery steamer. June 14, 1917, it 11 o'clock a, m, for Division fPrestjLite Storage company, Limit stoplders of said Company, the consideration of such business as ' Jy Service Consulting, Tea jnlna andl Cf may be. brought before the meeting, i Maunakea Queen Engineers . F6cn 1Z7I St, ntar not acting rishL trctlna If y aki ry3 ! C4 PHONE 1840 treo advice. Concrete calLar S i for o Biractures, Fsti-- " JSj. i, ...... t uij V L iTfcAVuMi U JULblXNyFlUDAY, J UNE i; 1917. Movie Man Trying Sleep By BRIGGS jr7asomc Temple of a to in a Day Coach IntfNIdual Summer Styles in HOTEL (Visitors who havo not been HATS jx mined must be in tne l em-li- e at Mlas Power's Millinery I Parlors. se7en-flfteen- ). 5Afrj SHKZE- - I by Vl IF"? TjouJri Boston Bldg. Weekly Calendar SAN FRANCISCO

1 i- -; - --o MONDAY " cr- zr Pitt $1.50 ay : seT -- it Lodge Le Progres No 371. r" :r - , p. m. POULTRY PRODUCi: Stated, 7:30 New steei and concrete struc- MEATS ture. 350 TUESDAY rooms. 25ft connect- e No. 409. Spe- ive bathrooms. Homelike com- Honolulu Lod Territorial Marketing Div'n. fort cial, fir t degree. 7:30 p. m. rather than unnecessarilj Maunakea near Phone 1840 expeniiTe laxurv. in center of un theatre, WEDNESDAY cafe and retail districts. - On car lines Hawaiian Lodge No. 21. Spe- all orer city, fsjee car-lin- clal. third decree, 7 :30 p. in. maniclpal e YEE CHAN & CO. direct tn icMT Motor Bus THURSDAY Honolnro Lodge of Perfection. King and Bethel Sts. SpecUl, fourteenth degree, 5?'f Tr7rf'.". A B 1 7:80 p. m. ORIENTAL SILKS FRIDAY Lodge Le Progres, No. 371. IP Special, third degree, 7:30 Fresh Pasteurized p. m. JTILK, CREAM SATURDAY and Ice Cream 1, A. A. O. MAUI Aloha Temple No. "THE VALLEY ISLAND 7:30 p. m. Honolulu Dairymen's Assn. N. M. S. Stated. Dont to rNtt Vl TtJnr Phone 1542-467- 6 aod ruacnlftfpnt HALKiktTi tfc. !arct fitinrt in Ui rW and V tK fill I'll i'V . J i.. . (I Needle" lamows LODGE SCHOFIELO UMEXCELLCD TUNA FISHIN8 SATURDAY BANISTER G0OO AUTO ROADS or S-o- for business men Write wire for re9ratloat Mar ufacturers Shoe Stors The New 1051 Fort St. Odd Fellows Hal! Grand Hotel Quality Clothes at WAXLCKU. aun. The oaly WAR SAVING nrtt elate hotel to Waltuen Prices. Prlrate tatb with eTery tm THE HUB : Hotel, Ewa of Fort WEEKLY CALENDAR 1 - PLEASANT0N HOTEL MONDAY Latest In w Lodge No. 3, 7 :30 p. women's footwear LUXURIOUS AND Harmony COMFORTABLE m. Nomination of officers. ARDMORE STRICTLY FIRST-CLAS- degree. S Flnt Silver flray v Hh ch top Summer Rat,. cn Regal Applon Shoe 8tre. Hotel dL Fort TUESDAY Excelsior Lodge No. 1, 7:80 p. ALHOLANI m. Nomination of officers. Saburban Hotel. 3329 walalae Ro, VICTROLAS Kaimuki. Honolulu. On - the . and Uq .... Records Clean .vi?' THURSDAY Bergstrom Music Co, Ltd. cool comfcrSSf ,urrwffla-H- ; 'S! and room: BAKER DOUBTS ENGLAND'S HERO GREAT MERCHANT 1020 Fort. pnono 2321 atmosphere priabIe FRIDAY v,. naiiu, AlgJ Polynesian Encampment No. ' p. m. Nomination of . 1 T:80 PLEDGES FEALTY Reduce officers. REPORT SLACKERS UT, SUBMARINES FOR Ultimate Costa by Using ALLIS-CHALMER- S "IH ROHfleOf MACHINERY TO GERMAN ALLY LEAVE COUNTRY . . . . mmmp .ir NOW A 'MIDDY' ENDING U PERIL Honolulu Iron Worke Company 1428 Mkl" St. Phone M75 liQDERN ORDER OF PHOENIX nome, corner of Wffl meet at their by NaTlll commum. XT. (AMOelat4 p,,,, v. s (Associated Press by 8. Kara! Communi. LONDON", Eng. The story of (Sppcial Star-BaUti- Correspondence) ana nxeeia, cation the Beretania r ori wci coa smc) Serrtc) For War-Tim-e ThnvAvr Tenia at 7 :J8 o'clock. AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, June WASHINGTON, D. C, June 1. Re midshipman of H. M. S. Broke, who PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. May 21. Gardening with an automatic revolver met single-- The Philadelphia Press will publish a LADIES 5SfTX reader I uw a us man neicusias cuuveucu garding reports that have been re- handed a nifh of frenzied Ger- story tomorrow to the effect that TOOLS 8 our .. RANK UTJRRAY. Secretary. at Vienna yesterday. Emperor Charles ceived from the Mexican border and of all SL.a AT making speech in mans from a rammed destroyer locked "America has found the perfect kinds arriypd the from the throne elsewhere that slackers are leaving LEWERS A COOKE, person. In combat with Broke during the answer to German ter-ror.- -' LTD. He was accorded an enthu the country in order to avoid the the submarine 169-17- O-- t-- 20, ? So. King St. ONOUW-- U LODGE SIV .P. giaitlc greeting when he entered the draft. Secretary of War Baker stated Channel fight, on Friday. April s It is said to be a merchant aw i " I chamber. yesterday that he did not believe such as thrilling as any In the pages of the submarine, standardized at about on King net His statement that the different na. reports had any foundation in fact. It classic sea romances beloved of boys, 7500 tons, or 8000 tons dead weight. rort, Tertrrlday Uonalities monarchy enjoy would be useless, he added, slack- Boy scouts will feel a special pride of such speed it can, even when of the dual for that Thor Electric Hard eTenlnVlaltlng equal rights in the government was ers to try in that way to escape do- in the great deeas of the midshipman submerged, easily elude any surfacs and Soft w cheered, while he was warmly ing their duty, for they would lnerlt-abl- y hero, for Midshipman Donald A. pursuer, and is non-sinkabl- e. English Blue to at-- also Ser8e, b. jjlaltnTlted applauded when he said. "Austria will be caught and made to serve. Gyles, like the famous Jack Cornwall, The craft, the invention of Simon VACUUM 1or v be faithful to her ally, Germany." Secretary Baker said that he had was a boy scout in h''s schoolboy days. Lake, according to the Press, is cap- Cleaners, The new ruler said he deplored decided that at present no examina- The midshipman is nineteen year? able of submerging within half a The Hawaiian W. W. pgc- that Electric Co, Ltd. AHANA Co H. DUWBUK&. - the increasing sacrifices that are im- tion of persona leaving the country old. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. minute, and has been so standardized K'n9 nr. Bethel posed upon his people as a result of would be required and that they would J. Gyles, 141 Muswell avenue, Muswell and simplified that the first one may ' HAnalulu branch of the the long war. Especially does he de- not be compelled to answer questions Hill, N, a district in which they lived be turned out in f)ur months, and as to AMERICAN ALLIANCE plore the sacrifice of the blood of his their reasons for leaving the for twenty years. He was educated others after that at the rate of three or Me CtRMAN ADLER-- f - . of the U. 8. A. soldiers and the general deprivation United States. at the Owens Gchool in Islington am! four a week. It will burn heavy oil. ''none tltttlnsa to K. of P. Hall last Satur upon the children. Many Plotters Caught began his sea career with the White and the construction is said to be COLLEGIAN Cu-c- errery month: The nation is today facing hard- In several cities throughout Star Line as a cadet in the training such parts simul 3445 l its the that its can be made Clothe finish For XZmj tt, June SO. est time, he said, when the supplies country, particularly in the Middle ship Mersey, in which he sailed taneously in many widely scattered flrat In any event quality mMt, , Mu,..,M PAUL R. ISENBERO, Pres. from the old harvest are running West, arrests have been made by the around the world. In his second year! plants and assembled in a cen- - THE CLARION METROPOLITAN ' : steel and Fort - " C BOLTE. 8ecy1 short and those from the new harvest federal authorities of persons charged at sea he was nominated to the navy tral plant within a few days. are not available, but this only empha- with being implicated in anti-dra- ft for a year's training, and had just 'HERMANNS SOEHNE sizes the necessity, for holding on. He plots. been posted to a battleship when the 1 WILSON BUYS BONDS ;"i . Lodge, No. urged In Kansas City, Missouri, four men out. Get War , Honolulu that there be a liberal economic war broke Time Photos with Get all the Vtxataimhinjen liT'K. of R. Hall policy adopted by the legislators and and one woman were placed under ar- Since then he has been on active light y0 are rest, following a general round up of (Associated Press by V. S. Kara! Communi. Paying Jeden exstea and drttten M ontag: that what provision could be made service and has had plenty of adven- cation Serrlce) AUTOGRAPHIC for b7 using 4 18. for suspects alleged to be attempting to " dak . 21, Junl and the aid of the dependent relatives tures. He spent nineteen months in D. 1. Hal ? nnd against WASHINGTON. C. June Mazda Lamps. KLEM M E, Praos. of the soldiers should be carried create sentiment conscription the Mediterranean and was a" personally suh- - HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO. EMIL and to induce men military President Wilson has " through. The middle classes gener- liable for tnrougn tne Dardanelles campaign, in $10,000 worth of Liberty Loan 1H9 Fort 8W gUBOTRIQ . t C, BOLTE, Sekr. to defy or scribed SHOP ally are suffering, he stated, and service evade the provisions wnicn ne aid good v orK. At we bonds, it was announced here last these should be remembered. of the law. landing of the Australians at Gaba;nieht - MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, K. of P. Concluding his address, Emperor In Topeka, Kansas, no less than 31 Tepe he received two wounds; for were arrested and charged con- tleeta In Pythian Hall, corner Fort Charles stared that he hoped to have with tunately neither was serious. Waiter Everything all right sir? Beginning June 2 flflfVf 6Port Coau spiring to aid persons subject to draft ' U Beretanla streets, every Friday the loyal cooperation of all racos In November -- est he came under No! l2siiU ndrin Coats ltd to evade registration and possible Chronic Kicker There's noth ' t'tTeiln Cat 7:30 o'clock. VisltinB within the empire in order that at the the notice of Commander E. R. G. R. ing to find fault with. Life. Stocklnfls, Etc cordially Invited, end all should be military service. ''( fcrcthtra able to share in the Evans, who offered him a berth in p Appealing PATTEN'S S. li js. W. BULL, C. C. slory of the victory to come. to Courts the Dover patrol, and he has been NOTICE. will close Saturday evenings at 6 OZAKI Of persons Kan- 15 JL B, ANGUS, P. C, K. R. and S. the five arrested in there ever since. o'clock. No King 8t 0 GORKY TELLS STORY sas City, two had petitioned the cour: He is now in a hospital on the Beginning with June 1, 1317, the fol tor an injunction to restrain the gov- southeast coast recovering from ' a lowing Ward rates will go into effect: OF BULGAR ernment and others from enforcing severe wound over :.b" -; XRNEST K. KAAI PERFIDY rather just the The first three days at the rate of the draft. . Their petitions, however, eye. $2.50 per day. If patients remain more MADEIEA The Independent Hawaii's Music Msn" were promptly denied by the court. Review (AuoeUted Press by U. 8. NaTal Communi- Early in the light the midshipman than three days at the rate of $2.00 cation Srrice) The petitioners were Jn the act of EMBBOIDEEY . nbiished Monthly : :r TXEtJLELES was struck by a lratanent of shrapnel per day. PETROGRAD. Russia, 1. appealing from tile decision of the INITIAL8 A SPECIALTY llagaHne June in the right eyj and also wounded in HOSPITAL, SnbscrlptlonuPanese Inatnietlon Hawaiian Music, Etc Maxim Gorky, the noted yes court when they were placed under THE QUEEN'S Rate ?I00 perTtar 51-5- author, right right leg. MRS. J. P. MflTiTM : Studio 2 Young Blag, by the arm and He and ROEHL, terday published a sensational ac- arrest the federal authorities. The five men Per WERNER stere Wotters aiog untci St authorities announce a grand other manned the forecastle Superintendent With Johnson A Olson Merchant Street, Honolulu count of a recent attempt that wa3 that gun. Describing ex- jury will Impaneled his subsequent 29, 1917. Woltert Bldg. made by D. Rozow, the Bulgarian min be immediately to periences, midshipman Honolulu, May deal with the cases of all persons ac- the said: 6798 4t ister at Berlin, to inveigle him into "While we were serving gun entering cused of trying to defeat the draft. the into clandestine negotiations several Germans boarded u; from th? HAHAN'S BEST for a separate peace between Russia Three persons were arrested in Co NOTICE. SHOES lumbus, Ohio, on German destroyer we had rammed, - 'W.J COYNE and the Central Powers. the ground that thej were implicated in plots to yelling all the time for mercy and FURNITURE Gorky - defeat the Owing to the greatly, increased cost I. FOE declares that the- shouting other things which we could LUMBER ..M'lNERNY.SHOE was delivered to him provisions of the selective draft law. of all materials and labor entering LEE CHU STORE in Ihis capital not understand. They rushed along LUMBER CO. . Fort, above by two agents Charges of treason were lodged production and distribution of King St. , Young Building of Germany. the deck and endeavored to into the S3 No. King SL Is against them, attack ice. The Hawaiian Electric Co, Ltd.. This statement published in Gor us, making a special me. I S61S ky's 6wn paper, the dash at is obliged to announce that on and Phone P. O. Box 3S7 Novaiazhizm. the WASHINGTON, D. C, June 1 Sec- pointed my or- account of attempMand revolver at them and June 1, 1917, the following prieesn the of Gorky's retary Daniels yesterday sharply de dered them all forward, when one after reception of col- delivery of ice wilt take effect: it occupying thre nounced the offers which have been burly German, a regular giant, for the L1ESSENGER umns of the issue. made 25 lbs. or less daily 50c per 100 lbs. JThe Bulgarian made to the department to supply it I a. luage at me seizing my right arm minister offered con,-fiet- peace pro 50 lbs. daily 45c "per 100 lbs. 3 AND witn me names oi men m the service and trying to wrest my weapon fronr HALL posals, and spoke. in 75 lbs. daily 40c per 100 lbs. htaimed, the indicating their German descent and me. was - name of Germany an But I not eoine to be beat- 100 over daily 35c per 100 LAUNDRY 04 Austria as well ihe sending in of rumors decrying the en by a German, lbs and Thayer Piano Cq., Ltd. i I however big. Petty - V as Bulgaria. loyalty of these men. IDS. . Although Gorky ispj Officer Woodfield aimed a blow at Ice packed for railroad shipment 50c almost fanati- the giant but he managed to dodge cal peace advocate e roundly per-10- 0 lbs. de FRENCH RECAPTURE and ran round our gun, y nounces Rozow for plying he it hoping to ship- IrT YOU .WISHi TO Of :ITINERNY PARK that attack me from the rear. The timely Ice packed In boxes for Island ADVERTISE IN can be a traitor, to . sia. GROUND LOST TO GERMANS intervention of Able Seaman Ingle-- ment 75c per 100 lbs. - ; NEWSPAPERS 1;VElegant Lots FV'E. BLAKE, son, . Anywhere - A stray dog sna at a number (Associated Press by XT. S, Karal Communi- who ran his cutlass through the At; Anytime,. Call on or - Manager. Sclf-iiildng,.ii- CHAS. DESKY, Agent of persons in Wc? cation Serrlce) Hun. settled him once and for all.- General mill! sol-'idly- ;? fi"-;"- street, near metal, t . Write Pat-anim- NEW YORK, N. Y., June 1. body Columbus avennev York, and There "We threw his overboard and r .Uerehant, near Fort SEALED TENDERS : AfaVERTTSTNG ; rolman Unfcicht. leaped was no action of consequence any- he disappeared. We cleared our bnilt will wbrk tHSf DAKB AfTTfXfTY where yesterday, except In the Cham- of Germans,5 24 Sansome Street' . San iTaaclscb - at th nolicemar it him on the decks all the making smoothly .,- and , , without pagne, I where the French, countering several prisoners. We fowid -- Iwo Sealed tenders will be received "by and fiercely, 'recaptured the friction for yearsv DEVELOPING trenches kneeling and skulking down forward the. Board . of Harbor SmmIssionera ISIiAlTD CUEIQ COUPAir which they were compelled to sur- In an attempt - POINTING ENLARGING to hide themselves. until 2:00- iri:Thurtdy,5une IS, render to the Germans on Wednesday The pair wero made prisoners;" v 1917, fffl e pajper ; shdnld - ' '"- - for the" placing of behind r t Hawaiian . Cnrioa: Stansns. Cofn l- f; and retrieved the position. m m , - 's Best in the City entire wooden bulkhead wall at 2, Hono- i w, .i'' . . it Berry Pier bear adatfcA CADO on sna fost-uaras- .vrae.mns-- - . At au Bac, PACIFIST :.-4-- in the Wednesday WHO FOUGHT i, - i t lulu, B,.? -- Honolulu Picture Framing A hand-to-han- f offensive, there was d S EN ATO RT LO DGE . Ql e I ,desk" 'I plete 'and attract carlo. Stored Supply Co. VES W ITaJiB;aietlflcaMonst V ani blank & cUrk'a wiUVsave" fighting, in which the Germans were , SERVICES TO NATION forms of, proposal are' on .file In' the - ; partially successful. They sapped . v yv younctjTS now" wasted.5- t the office ; of the Eoard tof Harbor Com- French, and blew up, - hsinH-war- t, trenches them BOSTON, Mass.Atexandex- missioners, Capitol Jlcno afterward occupying the crater and whose pacificist belief led him " When In town driving out or killing the surviving to engage in a fight-- with -- Senator defenders. VThe Board of Harbor Coinmlssloners visit our Heaty Cabot Lodge laAVashington cn reserves: right reject any. or an April 1 has enlisted: armyv the to DELICATESSEN reqnl-Eitibne- in: the " The d :-- tenders.; British ' . Government has' nex 'J COUNTER. Goods all of the exportable New . fto sorTyMabe!, fcutl cant call ;r; Vy CHARLES IL FORCES,"; by Zealand hides' '.. - v very steamer. and sheepskins and for you- tonisht:. :;:':v..','' f CiaiVman.-'ToarJ- cf Ilartcr' feft can only bo shipped on Securing VWhy tct. John de2??A - - CcI H.UAYCVLtd a it from thaV Minister nr 1 : ncn lt7t :;'.'.' Its r:i r a ::r3 Cr: V

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-a- m I' a -rm A T O HONOLULU MUST KatherineGoodsoD, MAII IS TAKEN I Pianist, to Play Elks meet tonight at 8 o'clock. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1 BY MARK Mystic Lodge. K. of P., has meeting RAISE 200 MEN SIBERIA tonight. Three Times Here FOR RENT. Lodge Le Progres, V. & A. M . mets R. W.Breckons FURNISHED ROOMS. God.-on-. jiar.-it- t evening Kat!.arir. the note! this gent.err.er. or FOR REGIMENT Honuiulu from Steamer Sailings Such That Room and board for two r.as arr;ei in married couple; cool: garage, r.j tr. Far Kaat. where s;. has lately Later Mails Will Not Be Thirty-fou- r suits for divorce ere May Sixteenth av.. Kaimuki Sv l cciir:L,de i a tour of '' recitals m Java in S. F. in Time filed in circuit court during and Sun.atra. She iil her.' FOR RENT. . The League of Good Films meets Plantations Will Probably Be for a!o';t a fortnipht an-- aiK PoFtn:a-- t r Vac Ada::: said today: at r. 30 tomorrow morniiiu at th-- says: th- Mi Mem 7 ' at a FURNISHED HOUSES. Asked to Four Com- Tl s s Si.'-ri- Maru took SH3 Young Raise . Hotel. r;a! ..a;:, King stre.-t- b'-tor- i Tw -- bed room, i.iceiy iurr.'.slu-- d co'tat-wit- .vjr.ds 4.f p.. ail to the state. The net City o sa-a- c" panies Outside to Fan t'ran' is servant's room and so-call-ed c:sht o: letters arne to --'24 pounds. A son was born yesterday to Mr Two hundred Republican ): been corjially received 1534 Magazine street. Will bo .v i.as Thhj was secured by cabling and Mrs. George K. Moore of 1 4 3 r of national uarc Isles, France. d.at.h Furn:-tur- e Oahu regimen t:.roLK..ot the British for authority to make it street cant June 3th. Apply Coyne voters, voting for two Democratic can- , at a htrength of (ierniarjy. TTolland. KM'i--- tf Infant r h''i ielpiUM. Austria, H.ol the Siberia not carried mail. Co. rf.f n'ore 1 order cn! N. .r ay, Sv. ffien and Finland, in add! didates for the Board Supervisors, :rr;i r- 1 of th scou.d t been service to Alleging desertion. Manuel Santo d:- -! arginc rren de- to many tour of the I'nited hde FOR SALE. into ou(' 'ith tiun :h- s'ar-- s until next Tuesday. The a di pendent will be tuiit har k jstr.ilia. and has filed in circuit court suit for can easily elect seven Democrats in a fsmi.iev Ftates. Jamaica Lt of time tor this mail, therefore, vorce from Hanna Santo? to J 2' 2 mer. 11 department Indie? In AUTOMOBILES. 'he latest triumi.hs in the East w a- - 'ar i. far; y fn e .'.ays Ford Touring Car. good cor.dif.cn. An-pl- v close election. Boosting by a news- t'ris veek is carried out Tier debut Ka!u-lau- i order receivtri the I'nitrd Statee she made ' Mr Mrs. H Silva of - Th- - postal officials at this office and John 2nd Co. Ft. Rueer .'' In full. at the Kutrton Symphony conrer'.- tract. Kalihi valley, announce the h"l paper or citizen for any two Democrats i hed their authority to the limit Honolulu aiop hich to have ith preat suecess, playing the firiei: stref birth of a son, Joseph, at their home e use th- Direct LOST. eight coniran1-.- of infantry as was Cone, rto under Dr. .iuck and thf-r- in order to Siberia yesterday. may win votes for them, but cannot yest-rd- Star-Bulleti- response from the postmaster general stated in the hardly a great orrhestral lead- Passbook "Sl, savings net lee.-tha- n to our cable for authorization possibly secure the votes of the bolting will be rev:ired to furnish er livinp ith whom she has not a;1 A a teen of Hawaii. Ltd Finder please organizations to ute the Siberia, was not received suit to set aside deed has Bank 12'0 men lor these peared filed in court by Mrs Theresi return to bank '.t on war ptrength ' betore the ship sailed. However, o circuit vl phalanx for any given five Republi- If they are to put It was after playing with the cele- Wilcox Bellfveau against C Polte and vord'-- . Honolulu alone, cu' before the sailing time a In other brated Gervandhaus orchestra in minutes William Walters IX THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST cans. by order from 12 cable from the San Francisco office down yesterday's Leipzig that their famous conductor, Circuit. Territory of Ha tii In Pn companies of infantry to eight, will b? of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha reached Miss A. Paul H. Ma-haul- Arthur Niklpch. said: "I have known Jane Hoke and bate--A- t Chambers. N'o 314J. required to build them to stronget many my life, many so- their aeents here, directing them to were married last night by Rev Again, the Republican party has the mutJciuns in was standard than they had before i receive mail for this vessel. It S. K. Kamalopili. Miss Adeline Hoke loists, but the true artists can count In the matter of the Estate or" Hel.-t- discharge rule had gone Into effect. assumed by the Honolulu representat- A. K. Amoy were definite policies clearly prescribed by on my fingers Yfaye, Paderewski, and witnesses. M. Taylor of Honolulu. Oahu. deceased. being compiled today ( f and Figures were d'Albert and to these names I now ive the railway mail service County platform. Demo- Brig.-Gn- . I. Johnson at the The by Samuel add yours. Miss Goodson." melf that this cable was sent in Evald Bruun Overgaard. a native of guard headquarter to estimate how reporse to a request made upon the j Notice of Petition for Allowance of The one recital which Mle6 Gocdsm Denmark and a salesman by occupa- Determining cratic party is a trifle shy and evasive outside of - Ly Accounts. Trust and many men in the districts line the postal authorities at Wash- pe-tio- 1 years ago- tion, in court his gave some or five has filed federal i 1. counted upon to fill four Distributing the Estate. high 1 can be ington. We respect. Honolulu in the Opera House here, when she asked the captain of the for naturalization as an Amer- in this Its priest, prophet the four companies that are to be or- Siberia to hold th ship 3u minutes in was crossing the Pacific from Austra- ican citizen. petition and of Roeer angel be unwilling ganized there. by many order that we might tie oiii, close and The accounts and seems to to do sugar plantations lia, will be remembered J Taylor of said Honolulu, adminisrra There are six big lovers, present deliver the mail at the wharf. This Sidley B. Jones, a private in the probably be called upon local music and the tor of the estate of said Helen M. Tay- his bit insofar as the improvement of which will opportunity of bearing this artist in a the captain consented to do. 25th Infantry, died on Tuesday in the to build up the larger portion of the na- lor, wherein petitioner asks f be al- series of three recitals, which will "The Siberia is not included in the department hospital. He was a Honolulu is concerned, and it is not companies. These are Honolulu 1 lowed $1324.1" and charped wiMi four include many of the greatest works mail contract between the postoffice tive of Mississippi, unmarried and Plantation iCwa. Walanae. Kebuku. K. K. Spe- age. $274. 3f, and asks that the same be ex- unfair assume any support In the pipn.-- reporter... is one which authorities and the T. line. years of The body will be sent to that Walalna and Waipabu. cial authorization had to be obtained. to the mainland, for burial. amined and approved, and that a final only laborers but will be taken sdvantaee of by all from Democratic sources for the front- Not the nlantation beautiful About two weeks ago I wrote urging order be made of distribution of the other men in the Tillages will probably those who appreciate the remaining property to the persons in the tonal art. the second assistant to negotiate an The funeral of John K. Robinson, age tax will not assume any particular have the opportunity of Joining, ten amendment of this contract so as to who died yesterday at Queen's Hos- thereto entitled and discharging peti- Johnaon savs. tioner and sureties from all further delay that specifically include the Siberia. The pital, was set for 3:30 this afternoon energetic action. There will be none of the SHAFTER LADIES MAKE present contract is operative until from Silva's undertaking parlors. Bur- responsibility herein having been duly ao often characterised the organita during the BANDAGES FOR SOLDIERS July 1. 191$. ial is to be at Kawaiahao cemetery. filed. tnm nf comnanies 'As the Chamber of Commerce of Mrs. J. H. Travis and Mrs. A. Mc-Clur- It is Ordered, that Friday, the 13th A straight ticket and the Demo- naat because eaulDment was not avail organ A. D. 1917, 2 o'clock for Ladies of Fort Shafter have Honolulu, through its secretary, has daughters, survive. day of July, at Re- Able. Fall equipment Is on hand making Red p. m. before Judge presiding at crats themselves, hoping that the to me lied for the purpose of particularly asked that this ship be the all the companies and ciotne o - Cross bandages for the front, and in made available for carriage of case of Kekaullkeka-waiohil- Chambers of said Court at his Court new organizations In uniform and eup- the In the Hattie publicans will vote otherwise, are In the work Inter-Islan- d Room in the Judiciary Building, in! with Other necessities win lte all persons Interested mails between Honolulu and the against the nlv them nost to Quarters No. 5 from 10 coast, I am very much gratified Co., an for Honolulu, City and County of Hono-- ; preaching it means seven Republican be largely a matter of transfer rather at the that Steam Navigation action to 12 any day to give their help. we were successful in making this $10,000 damages, plaintiff today mov- lulu, be and the same hereby is ap-- ! . than of new material. limine on Tuesday several despatch. complaint pointed the time and place for hear-- 1 supervisors, pledged to a bigger and On other islands the guard has At a meeting ed to amend the title of the the bandages were made and by adding names of William and ing said Petition and Accounts, and: , been built no aimost entirely by pun hundred "We receive many inquiries by tele- the better Honolulu. A split ticket may ready send to soldiers in motion will be that all persons interested may then1 I tattoos, but thli is the first time Oahu olled. to the phone from business houses here ask- Hannah, minors. The plantations bare bad the opportunity EuroDe. Those attending were: Mrs. ing when mail closes and whether par- argued tomorrow. and there appear and show cause, if result in the selection of seven Demo- : f chnvtnr the military ability In James A. Irons, president; Mrs. A. C ticular vessels will be used. As this any they have, why the same should it Guy G may evi- crats and we all know what that thli way. Knowles, secretary; Mrs. instance shows, we are not always The United States will send 3,000 not be granted, and present Palmer. Miss Dorothy Palmer, Mrs. able to answer such Inquiries posi- ambulances and 7,700 doctors and dence as to who are entitled to the means. Wm. Cochran, Mrs. W. E. Hunt, Mrs. tively until the very minute. drivers to France the Council of Na- said property. last r-- . . John Randolph, Mrs. Eugene Hart There are other reasons, as everyone tional Defense announced. v r,. nett, Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell, knows, why we may not it this time Labor and fuel difficulties and the ri. A. WILDLR. Mrs. Richmond Peason. Mrs. William give information which bears upon the necessity of dovoting all possible man- Clerk. R. Dashlell, Mrs. Ralph C. Holliday, movements 'of vessels. I urge busi- hood resources to military require- Dated the 1st day of June, 1917. Mrs. C. A. Lewis, Mrs. H. C. K. Muh-lenbur- g, nessmen Ger- 6801 June 1, 8. 15. 22. (Ipedal auMtcllftta OerrMpoaAaaea.) here to deposit their mail ments spell ruin to the smaller Mrs. F. A. Barker, Mrs. Geo. with the postoffice as promptly as man tradesmen, such as the bakers. K. K. Y PORT SHAFT ER, May SI. A pro of Hilo arrived in Honolulu recently , the last T. boat from the coast - Mrs. C. A. Hardigg, and possible. go --r consisting of Com- Halloran, It will to destination at and took the last steamer for the and will visit here with friends until visional battalion economic use and no waste of that . C K, was formed for Mrs R. A. Wheeler. the earliest possible moment. PERSONALITIES coast. the next boat to Japan. paaies AB, and ' most valuable commodity. - .the Memorial Day parade. Maj. any There is this other point to be re- placed Dost- - Forget the war and Its possibilities, F. Q. is making .O. Palmer commanded this battalion, ARMY ORDERS membered. Mall in the CANNON his home MR. AND MRS. CHARLES J. FLA-VE- HARRY GOODMAN, who for the ' office is and purchase foodstuffs as required, Hotel during year - companies were in charge of sorted and put into direct at the Pleasanton the last has been engaged as struc- v and thi ap- quantities. Thus, of Ios Angeles, who have been ;CapL A, Martin, Capt. Charles 1 A board of officers haa been sacks for the principal mainland and in, the usual absence of his family in Denver. tural steel engineer with the con- Cart will be kept a rational in Honolulu for some time, have taken .Randolph and pointed to meet at Honolulu for the points. Thus if it is addressed to the market at structing quartermaster's office, awaiian McCain, Capt John C. V. TALMADGE, a a cottage up Manoa valley on account respective- - examination of candidates to deter- San Francisco, it goes Into a San mark, and the situation, which is prominent department, has acjceDted a CapL Thomas I Crystal, of Rosa, Cal., of Mrs. Flaven's recent ill health. down from mine their fitness for appointment in Francisco sack, and If for New York, tense enough as It is, will not become resident Santa returned gratifying offer with the HonolnJti, Civ. The men were taken by on boat to the main- on cars, the adjutant general's department, into a New York sack. etc. Eastern aggravated or complicated the home the last Iron Works. ' ..Fort Shafter special street specu- land. M. SAEKI, chief engineer of the r -- Capitol grounds, officer's reserve corps. Detail for the mall despatched thus makes actions of the individual food - dliembarking at the better STAR-BULLETI- wireless department for the Japanese N . ' twhere the line of march was formed. board: Colonel William P. Kendall, connections at San Francisco than lator. GIVES YOU Mc-Ra- e. C. MR. AND MRS. E. C. S. CRARBE government, arrived, in Honolulu on TODAY'S ' ;From there they marched to the ceme--' Medical Corps; Colonel James H. mail deposited in the bags at the NEWS TODAY" ;tery and after the eerricei there came Adjutant General's Department, wharf. The latter necessarily goes ".back to their station at Fort Shafter, and Captain Robert H. Duenner, Med to San Francisco postoffice for dis- , by etreet cars. Lleut.-Co- l. WUliam' R. ical Corps. tribution, whereas the "direct sacks" Tahleil was in command of all the First Lieut. John A. Baird, C. A. C, go straight to the trains. troops, with Lieut: Ralph C. Holliday has been detailed as assistant to the - 'i and Capt. Henry C. K. Muhlenberg as officer in charge of recruit camps at a. - ;ald-de-camp- The music was furnish- Fort Kamehameha. r LETTERS been - ' by 2d Infantry, band under the A special court martial has I " ;d the , 'leadership of Band Leader Jacobsen. appointed to meet at the camp near THE FOOD SITUATION Fort Armstrong as soon as practicable V connaanSuig Officer The of the for the trial of such persons as may Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n. . 7 Headquarters Company, Capt Edwin be properly brought before it Detail Sir: A slight drop In dHcp n - the . Hartshorn, 2d Infantry baa recom-- Capts. William E. Hol ' S. for the court: a certain article of food is explained tnended that Cpl. Paul Eckhardt liday, Eugene Robinson, and James by - one of the city's merchants as ; Headquarters Company band section, M. Loud, and First Lieut. James E. being the result of the fact that the , ;ahonld be -- reduced to the grade of Chancy, 25th Infantry. Captain Loud hoarder of foodstuffs has purchased . musician third class, which was done. designated judge advocate of the ' is as a sufficiency of particular com . :.. 33" 3T that !!F k court. modity, and is now back. l f -- To till the vacancy caused by CpL holdine t Pul Eckhardt being reduced, Musi- - The following transfers of enlisted The heavy buying of foodstuffs by 'dan 2d Class Andrew Z. Archulelta men are ordered to take effect on the individuals who can see in the future haa been appointed corporal. dates indicated: famine prices on account of the war, Cpl. Chas. 8. Marek, Troop C, 4 th and the probability of the United Capt ; Robert m. Lyon has been as--, Cavalry, as private to 1st Platoon, States having to fed the world, is ; i signed to audit the post exchange Company E, 3d Telegraph Battalion. nothing more than a boosting of v counts for the month of May. . Signal Corps, Fort Shafter, June 1, prices, for, of and by the people. 1917. It is the same with foodstuffs as V Lieut EogeneA.Lohman, Signal , Pvt. Thomas J. Johnson, C. A. C, with other articles of trade, the more : Corps Officer, is detailed to audit the 1st Company, Fort Kamehameha, to one gambles, especially with himself, lacoctmts for the Engineers' exchange Troop I, 4th Cavalry, Schofield Bar- as he certainly doing May. is when he Yfor the month of racks, June 6, 1917. manes extensive purchases of food Pvt. Benjamin Black, Troop I, The been J. stuffs that will not be needed for VA followinfomation has 4th Cavalry, to C. A. C, 1st Company, J Fort headquarters months to come, the higher will go received at Shafter 6, 1917. ' :: - Fort Kamehameha, June the price of that particular commod today from Washington, through De- to - Pursuant instructions from the ity in which he is investine the Yoir partment ac- Wait 'J Headquarters, on that War Department, Pvts. Perry R. Mil- count of the Increase of pay en-- , heaviest. Not only is he forcine the for ler, C. A. 2d Company. Fort De - listed men until C price up for himself, but for every the termination of the Russy, Com- present. tmergency, no extra duty pay and William E. Little, body else as well. V. pany F, and Joseph V. Keenan, Com- thing you want is on one side price on the other and running between the ! wfll be eftowed during this period. There is not the slightest Dossibil- - pany K, 32d Infantry, will be sent on lty any great T'dE waters of expense. When selling expense is great, the waters are ' that number of Ameri are the k transport r: The ChineEe Oratorical Association the first available to Fort ca's millions are going hungry, simply wide the article you want is a great distance rom the price and it takes a lot of 'will give an exhibition of gymnastic McDowell, Cel.. for discharge Because the United States has iaken JTVl , Sgts. stunts at the Hawaiian Board Audi-- Ord. John H. Hall. William R. it upon herself to provide food for money to connect the two. torium on Saturday evening, June 9, Betry, Harry R. Wilson, Thomas people of England Glancy, the and France at 7:30. In addition to a. number of Erastns N. Wilkerson, Albert This can all be well accomplished by I C, W. Childress, gymnastic performances the Y. W. and Sgt of Ordnance a proper conservation and husband TA, orchestra will play. The benefit John Mahon, will each report in per- every day we, you. all of us, are greeted by the announcement of ' ing or all food resources. is given fcr the club in order to In son to the president of the board of While it is true NEARLY officers appointed to that there is an in prices" of this, that and othr things advances that come creese the interest tn education and meet at Hono- apparent shortage oi flour at the nres ; physical work. Tickets may be se-- lulu, T. H., for to determ- faster than our in income. Nearly everything we use is in examination ent moment, which is accounted for advances affected until, ; cured at the office of the Y. M. C. A. ine their fitness for appointment in by a shortage (not failure) many have become disheartened. Dr. R. D. Williams will address the Ordnance Officers' Reserve Corps, of wheat fact, the crops in various parts of the world. ; of club and upon completion members the at their regular of the duty they this is a meeting on Sunday. will return to their proper stations. condition that will clear. itself with a strict attention to the - BUT there are things which we want and that can K, tad at prices which we can T Ipn where WITH OUR VISITORS ! But where are they? Ah, that's the qud are they? Well, T 1 just to satisfy yourselves, turn to the Classified Adve Jang in today's Star-Bulleti- n Katharine Goodson An man and . photo- and there you will find much for sale and for rent th J Ayour needs and your pock- - THE WORLD FAMOUS PIANIST play capitalist who has returned home is R. E. Porter of Los Angeles. etbook, too. t (who has just arrived in Honolulu from the Far East on her way to Clarence H. Wiley, who has been at tho mainland) the Pleasanton hotel for about a year half, Lynch i i --will give- - and a has returned to his home New P1L in Hartford, Conn. JO M ft Pure food The ipe commissioner and 3 Piano Recitals Miss H. C. Steveson of Hobart, Tas- .for Colorado, says Ice A i mania, Australia, is one of the prom- cream is a well balanc- Use Classified Rising at inent guesta at the Pleasanton Hotel. ed food, on which you Mies Steveson and her mother own can reduce the H. C. in the - MISSrON MEMORIAL HALL one of the largest hotels in Tasmania. of L. You can get Ing Street m I ""V Tuesday, Mrs. Frederick Danforth, her son. RAWLEY'S PURE June 5th R. S. Danforth, and daughters. Miss Friday, June 8th Margaret and Miss Eleanor Danforth. ICE CREAMS Wednesday, make up a prominent party which ar- June 18th rived recently from Gardiner, Maine, and almost any kind of . - , 1 BIZO p. to take residence at the Pleasanton Phone 4 ; They f Mason 4 Hamllh R tel. visited here about a vear Fountain Special fLa half ago. The son's home is Tlcketi;$2.eaio: n in San Francisco. here. taree eca certs s; I .TJ"'-"- - - t Government has. taken four 60- marine chasers of theSo-mil- e . .V,' Tr-- i Vri't J. noHJin DooiiB Artistsr Opening "The Bayer Your Guarantee Society TONIGHT .19 OVER TO GRAND Cross of Purity li! j'PAUAai I MOTS I. ST. o'clock First Exhibition Tonight ft N T a A NO 7:40 JURY; BOrJD SET Tablets in Pocket Boxes of 12 THE PRESENT Without precedent bnt bright with D Howard Hitchcock. Hawaii's TRIANGLE PLAYERS Bottled of 24 and 100. promise is the first exhibit of the veteran of the palette and brush. ha t9 Reason to Believe Foreign Hawaiian Society of Artists, which a strong group. Ambrose Patterse-- i " Capsules in Sealed Packages of Government Communicated opens to invited guents tonight at S E. W. Christmas and Hocanh Pett Bullets and Brown Eyes o'clock in the Pan Pacific pavilion. john, are among thoe whoe work is 12 and 24. With, Finds Curry already rs Bishop Square well and favorabU known A superior and thrilling Film Production with a strong plot, featuring j After tonight the exhibit is opn All will be represented, however, by t I have reasonable cause to believe to the general public and will remain some paintings new to the public. MISS BESSIE PARRISCALE 'A! the defendant euilty of the second, so for two weeks. Preceding th Among the exhibitors are a number frad-mir- 1c "Arpiria" The fascinating and dainty star ho took the leading role in "Ro TS third and fourth charges in the com- formal opening tonight, a of of Japanese, who are entering C&jti. U. S. Pal-- Oflic) dinner into of the Rancho." and as Luana in "The Bird of Paradise." that the plaint, and so hold.' the Hawaiian Society of Artists and the di3play with much sprit and in ITuarintr Also an Weekly (Current Events i. a Burton Holmes Travel of salicyuc-aci-d With these words 1'. S Commission- and their friends wi!l be given at Iani-akea- . some cases showing considerable PRICES: 10, 20 and 30 Cents. ia these Ubieu and er GeorKp S. Curry yesterday after- beginning at 5 ?' 0 clock. merit. i of reliable capaulea the noon brought to a close the prelimi- Out more 40 of S. 50 Payer manufacture. of than members ths The exhibitors intlude Masuda, PRICES: 2a 20 and 30 Cents. Box Stats, Cents siiiiiiji nary hearing of Honolulu's first "spy society, some 3G or are represented H. Hashimoto, Joseph I Whittle. Si'e i case' and ordereu George Roenitz, in the paintings, sculpture and other (Mrs. Arthur) Mackintosh. Donald former clerk to the commandant of objects of art on display in the Pan Blanding, Miss May Fraser. W. R. R. the Pearl Harbor naval station, bound Pacific building. Many of exhibi- Potter. I.au Sheons. a Chinese the who is' i oser to the federal grand jury for tors are now quite unknown to the gen- a pupil of Hitchcock. Miss Florence1 . further Investigation eral public but it Is predicted that this Harrison, who has studied in Paris; MOO One of the three charges alleges display will be the mesns of bringing Mrs. Annie Pogson, H. Nelson Poole. TONIGHT that the defendant communicated to a them into notice. who has etchings and black-and-whit- e ' foreign government re-lati- work; George information Virtually all of the artists whos Rich, George Selden r ' V-- to the national defense of the work has delighted Honolulu in the Roorbach, T. Ctsunomiya. M. Ramsey' i WCT rynvt: . ... JL half-decad- I'nited States, although Attorney E. past e aie represented in of Salt Lake; Will Iewers. Miss Jes- At 7:40 o'clock C. Peters counsel for Roenitz, has con- the pointings now hung on the walls. sie Shaw, M. Hara, Mrs. Mary Coulter, At 7:40 o'clock tended throughout the hearing that Under the rules of the society, no G. Kuwashige. Aaron Chaney, a part-- 1 OLIVER MOROSCO PRESENTS there has been no evidence tending to artist may show more than six can- Hawaiian who has shown considerable! prove this allegation. vasses. Quite a number have entered talent. Ned Steel, with heads ( black KA THL YN WILLIAMS in Silk Goods Bond Remains at M 5,000 the limit, while others have only one and white I, Mrs H. T. Dransa of Hilo, At the close of the hearing. Com- or two. Ijonel ".Valden, for instance, A. R. Gurrey, Sr., Mrs. Alice K. Camp-- i Redeeming Love" surf-ride- r "The Crepe and Chilly missioner Curry intimated that the has one. the already noted bell. P. J. Rennir.gs, A. Stafford. Mi?S A COUNTRY GIRL'S DOWNWARD PATH REVERSED BY LOVE in bond of the defendant might be lixed painting which was exhibited at th i Jessie P. Featheiston, Gordon I s A Masterplay at $2.j,00o instead of at SM.OoO, the Paris Salon and has won laurels for borne, the sculptor. K. Nakaichi and Morosco 35 Hot Si present figure Attorney Peters its creator. Miss Florence Butler, sculptress. EXTRA FIRST CHAPTER OF EXTRA ODO SHOTEN branded the proposed increase as an Hotel St., near Nuuanu The $10,000 Prix Ssqutl to ths absurdity. "DIAMOND FROM THE SKY" "The evidence here discloses that MUS C ADDS TO FETE everybody was doing it," declared PALM Don't Miss It Peters, referring to taking of pic- the HEARST-PATH- E tures at the Tearl Harbor naval sta- NEWS PICTORIAL tion. of Curry paid the pictures were only POWER OF POEM THIS EVENING COMING SUNDAY Beautiful Assortment a part of the case; that there was a Every Man, Woman and Child In Honolulu should ste list of the titles of 19 photographs, MARGUERITE CLARK as "SNOW WHITE" written in German, that was also im-- 1 The spirit of childhood will reign! Oriental Goods The new musical setting for "The Seven Reels of Season ortant. Ballad of Reading" Gaol," w hich Frank at Palaraa Settlement tonight when In the Big Hit the "There are not sufficient facts and Moss and Will Lewers will present the Junior Palarna Girls' Sunshine RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW Club offers its "Carnival of Flowers." circumstances to warrant a prohibi- at the Lanai theater a week from Sat- 10, 30 Cents. 50 Cents. 5060 tive bail," reported Peters. urday night, is proving itself more and About 30 girls have been practising Prices 20. Boxes, Phone Peters wanted the .bail fixed at more interestine as rehearsals pro diligentiv for over two months under the competent Flor- - j THE CHERRY 510,000. "We carralve $15,000," he gress. It is the latest composition of direction of Miss added. - Mr. Moss, and tlxe great uossiDinties ence i.nwp, gnis' work uirector, an1 1137 St. wh-- n Tort which been chosen t'iey first trip the boaids at for the of com- of the Doem has I "If it wasn't element 7:30 tonight precision will predomi munication to a foreign government," have been f ullv worked out in the ; said Curry, "I would have reason to musical accompaniment which he has believe the amount of the bail too arranged for Mr. Lewers' reading. I he Carnival of Flowers is this high as it now stands. But, in the Parts of the uoem. as everyone year's spring fete for the Palarna Set and tlement, but due to weather, p mw -- presence of that element, I do hot knows, are tragic aad despairing, unsettled ni w w w 9 w wwr. believe $2.,000 is too high." And he Mr. Moss has brought out the hope- conditions, has been planned for the i Kalamazoo, . added that the list ot the picture lessness of these moods by the use gymnasium. Soft flowing costumea S PAPRICLOTH titles in German had been found In a of the whole tone scale where they have been adapted to the present day occur. scale, which has been Hawaiian flowers. VALESKA locked trunk, according to the evi- This SURATT dence. used by Debussy, Cyril Scott and other Special credit for the dancing part IN- - music, gives feeling of tonight's is Miss K U. modernists in the entenamineni due A Dramatic Story of a Woman's Quest for Happiness EntitltdrV S. Satisfied With Bond - nf , -- to its unus- Ruth Stacker, athletic instructor, who U. S. Attorney Hubei said that the relentless fate cwinea or progression by vhole tones instead! has succeeded in making the fancy government would be satisfied with a ual i of the conventional whole and halt steps almost perfect; also to the Pala- bond of $15,000 and. with this assur- tones combined. Great strength ol rna girl, who have voluntarily arrang- Way? ance, Commissione Curry allowed the Straight by ed 'The tragic emotion is Hawaiian music to accom;auy the SANITARY-N- O 000R- - GERM PROOF ball to stand its present figure. characterized n at method, and use in ' The Bal- fete. They will play tonight. The shortest distance between two points is tha straight line. Thii la WILL NOT ABSORB OR DISSOLVE WET Roenitz has in Oahu prison this its urfee Bills WHEN been to Solo dances by Miss Spen- what MARY MADISON (Valeska Suratt) believes in her fight to Bince his arrest, following his lad of Readins Gaol" exDresses the Elizabeth CANT CLOG THE DRAIN PIPE arrival more tragic portions cer anj Miss Thelma Peters will be revenge herself on the man she had qfcee loved. V here from Manila on a transport, full the deeper, . , S3 poem. especially attractive. Miss Spencer abofh a month ago, having un- of the been as older will represent the bougainvillea in The Village Vampire" able to secure on bond. The diatonic scale such the and Fred Mace and Anna Luther Price, 15c each. sureties Hs employed is used in Miss Peters the spirit of spring. Ice Shortly after his arrest, Roenitz asser- masters of music the haDDier and more hopeful parts cream cones will serve as refresli ted his innocence to the U. S. attor- telling The. meats. who' saw pair of ftfnn&aters last week" In "The"' fiath ;.W,-- ney's office and to give It of the ballad with effect. Everyone this W. offered e? h comedy. There l no DIMOND & CO., Ltd. every up combination of the whole tone scale Perils" will surely come to them this' assistance in clearing the composed whole to ability to start you laughing nd kee yotr Honolulu Phone 4937 case. and the diatonic, of question in regard their and half tones, helps to bring out in laughing every second they arc on thfr jscreen; If you are looklnf for The only witness, and the last wit- strong contrast the two differing American Optical Co. comedy and fun to make you forget your w6rrles and cares, here is ness for the defense, called yesterday moods of Oscar Wilde's masterpiece. 1148 St., vour cnance. afternoon was Pvt. Paul Rhinehart, Raven," by Edgar Fort Honolulu A reading of "The Opposite PATHE CO LOR FILM SCIENCE AND NATURE Marine Corps, who testified that he Allan Poe, with musical setting by A. Catholic Convent developed PRICES: 10, 20 and 30 Cents. took, and printed the four Bergh, will share honors with the THE Semi-Annu- al post card photos of scenes at Pearl Wilde poeni. This composition, whicu HOUSE OF SERVICE Our Harbor alleged to have been found In is comparatively recent, has already, Roenltz's possession. won a firm place in the opinions of He said that he took these picture musical critics as the best setting about a year and a half ago, and that, which has been yet done for "The in taking them, he had no authority Raven." Mr. Lewers brings out in his REMNA T whatever to so do. He added that he interpretation the more spiritual qual did not know at the time that it was ities of the poem, p, well as its hope- necessary to secure such authority. less tragedy and sense of loss, and There was no commissioned officer Mr. Moss at the piano ably seconds about when he took them, he went on. him. adding that he had printed about 75 As a contrast to the two long selec- copies from the plates. He said theBe tions of the evening something in the SALE prints had been sold to the enlisted way of a lighter and happier number men at the post. has been promised as a surprise for Negatives Destroyed the end of the program. The recital Bj( the negatives were destroyed in the Lanai theater is sure is be a thrpe days after they were taken up- social event of prominence, and many of SILKS on the order of one of the officers, the parties are already being arranged to witness testified. He said he had sold enjoy one of the interesting musical huh- - of these particular pictures to events of the early summer. Tickets WOOLENS ( Roeaitz or to any civilian; said he may be secured from Mr. Moss at did not even know the defendant. Laniakea. Private Rheinhart testified further FLANNELS that there were eight or ten cameras at the station, as well as a yard GARDENS photographer. He said there were CHiL FLANNELETS several persons competing with hint in the selling of photographs. - 4, '.'Enlisted men and officers both Begins Monday Morning, June 80'clock. had cameras and took pictures until REMAIN POPULAR lately," the witness added. Following the testimony of Rtaeb-har- t i...,: Co. the defense rested and submitted B. R Ehlers & the case without argument. The Much enthusiasm in school garden prosecution also waived argument and work is being displayed by pupils on Commissioner Curry ordered the de the other islands, says Henry W. Kin- fendant bound over to the grand jury ney, superintendent of public instruc tion, who. recently returned to Hono- lulu from a visit t.i the outside dis- tricts. "Genuine interest is being shown," says Kinney, "and the pupils are work ing in their gardens after school, af. back boyhood days noon, in the mornings and during Takes you to recess." The superintendent edds that the apple flavor the cold, crisp jmce -doesn,t PUBLICAN pupils are going into crops that can That staa Lhe sumzcfr vacation without a your mind? great amount of care, especially beans the memory of it still lurk in end potatoes. Beans, l.e says, is the GREATER HONOLULU MEETING popular vegetabl?, although each gar- den contains a sriety of crops. X All persons interested in municipal problems should hear DAILY REMINDERS ! i A. L. CASTLE, Chairman GEO. A. DAVIS . . Wanted Two more passengers for NORMAN WATKINS OSCAR COX motor party around island, $4 each. Lewis Garage, phone 2141. Adv. A. D. CASTRO A.M. CRISTY r , Are "Women's wear" theme of never Mint t ,v APPLE ' ALBERT KAUWE AKAIKO AKANA lessening charm to all women is the AN 4j keynote of much of today's advertis- an b1tapc ing. Did apple iir tsste like this? We press the big. ; Residents of Punahou, Manoa and Makiki, who have not attend- - For Distilled Water. Hire's Root sound apples tabie.t. ms Oregon and wfishington Drtmt n ' Beer and all other Popular Drinks harxi-ircpecte- 1 orchards. i washed and d. tv the Con. Soda Water Works Co. Eviard I ? ff. these speakers. --Adv. APPLJU is p usiited, trnfermented. And our 1 It requires some of the same kind new process mak i ling clear as crystal. This is the most important meeting by far in the campaign. It of ability to get a good position as it does to hold one. Have you the abil- Dr. Harvey VU ne Westfield Bnreau of Heahh 3 originally planned ity to advertise? was for a debate with the Democrats, but the u and others, giv JU their highest endcrsecaer MA 1.1 - a f tl latter cefused to take part. Henry L. Sanford, a merchant tail- or, 70, of New York, obtained a li- In bottle, 1CK up. Served by fountains, ,ed 1: cense to wed Mrs. Annie Elizabeth hotels, restaurf-nts- clubs on dining. car. i. nd Barrington. 69. NORTHWEST FRUIT PRODUCTS CO. , ; : iBijpu Theater Music Tonight 7:30 fc&BB4 ty pxpour to Sub, Oamt wlar Larf t ProdaiW frf Proit JokM ia yfrntan ...ut.1. mIImmI W Unrina tta ft Muiil m 0 1 urtiiip, lost Sy Comfort. At rout Orncgtat's or br mU 60c per Battle... Tor Book of tfes iff ZTMM VB TV"t- i r WiDEtl OF HONOLULU UliillE r Pill i FOR SERVICE DOD VJAR CRISES Women Watch

RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR Four Hundred Gather at Bijou and Hear Timely Talks By What the Merchants Have to Offer Officials Need for Conserving Foodstuffs is Strongly tm FLU DAY .ITNE 1, 1017 (m: i'LA( i; you Tin; (knsoksuip. phasized True Paid Publicity An illuminating sidelight on the newspair Give Home First Chance Four hundred representative wome:. save food. He sid in part: Products on floor ' proposal is the frank admission the of Honolulu, 9' per cent of them Cau One of the most important things encourage of the that monitors of 'engross consistently caeian, with a sprinkling of Haaiians, to do here in Hawaii is to W o m e n Buyers n of Mono at- home production. Join the society oi fj Major I.in 'lri brif talk to th woin'-- - in' violate the supposed contidem-- Portuguese and other nationalities, THE CHEERFUL CHERUB Hir nnsistent Thursday masa those who favor the use of home- hi In at tin- - Hijon ni;isMnftiii 'ntnla.v was right tended afternoon's are the principal of exe utive sssicus ly afterw ard telling everything meeting in the Bijou theater, held to grown products only. We can help bv - tin- in '!iij!jaM7.u!!L' the for patronizing . feeding ourselves and in addition keep buyers they OK pi to point that oc( urr-d- discus thp conservation and most and are of foodstuffs? in ing up our export of sugar, pineapples home prow n products. IiiM-entl- efficient utilization "toch--y the senate debuted long ;uid solemnly - now the most Wck Hawa i nM fo.- the duration of tL" and so forth. Let the foodstuffs careful ih ;i - st.-r- life" that illustrates Here iitil.- of real and seereth the meM:i, whether the espionagp war. sent her be sent to Europe. readers of advertis- women of bin armiiia-ij- i se Next day After listening to addresses made by "I feel certain that the kere. bill should contain the rensorshiu tion. Honolulu will do their bit ing that has to do A week ago a hom.-Me.H.e- r from Maui lt,,I,IK' Chairman James D. Dole of the Terri- fount-- r a)1 ni0 p.qM.rK toI(i wh:it ha(1 lian,,.,.fi. an) then Simple Life Beneficial fly ! per jvst a small box of as, torial Food Commission. Governo" with Home Problems. Star Hulletin office with f,n, .;,, uu;,n in ux)Hinn as Lucius E. Pinkham, Maj. Charles S. "A return to the simple life will owe job .,tn probably good all us. fine locally for a long time. Lincoln. Hawaiian Department: Dr. be for of - onions as have apearel reported by the Congressional : I n e uigeni mer- Mna snea Ilrord Arthur L. Dean, officer of in trying to show the necessity for i i The reason wh he brought the onions along appear- executive of our we do Mr. Thomas Mr. Prefldent. th senate yesterday the food and Mrs. A. C conservation foodstuffs chants naturallv aim floppy advised ccmmiFsion. not nof ed present h when he said that he had Uvn ppent about five hour in secret legislative session Alexander, the meeting voted by ac- consider ourselves alarmists unduly excited over the question. It to reach buyers and by marketing division not to send ostensibly for the purpose of discussing subjects the clamation to nand over to the coin-missio- Kr7 the territorial " open of might be leterious to the is well known that the reserve sup- the i wan little demand discussion whuh the names of a numoer o' render best onions to Honolulu lcauw1 there public Interest. The morning Post contains three or women deeply plies are practically exhausted and interested in food not bright for the service possible- to for the homegrown variety. four columns in giving a substantially accurate ac- econo.ry, from whom that conditions are the commission future supplies. o im-- j count of what and the Ne v York papers are shall aid in pro m tins At this time there was a livelv demand for occurred appoint a subcommittee to tak? Asks Recognition of Need quite as prolific in publishing similar information. charpe of a local of Leagm ' w i t h U-for- branch the o o e his visit a large The people have always e n m y ported onions and shortly I a question? The Americin Mr. Myers May ask the senator for Woman Service. The resolution insisted upon being fully informed ol pave ace.) account, of offf-re- comfort in the home. tih'ipinent had Uen brought here. senator says the Post an rate v.as by Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. all that is done, claiming that such Commission to I J MMt TIT The Maui onions were good onions; they had a what occurred Name Committee Knowledge ieaas xo emciency. o Mr. Thomas I said a substantially accurate ac A motion was then introduced by is Their Business to dve the facts of their pood flavor; and the difference between them and agree with this, and in bringing up the flit count. Mrs. W. U Whitney, that selection d' matter of a shortage which is known merchandise that will help the of the homes. is negligible. dtsclosinp buyers the coast or Australian product Mr. Myers Is not the senator senatorial the nines be loft t, chairmen of the to exist, ask you to recognize it as .i This homesteader said that a great many more secrets when he says the report is accurate? Is he various women's organizations ot fact and do your bit toward improv- Paid Publicity n'ill Do It. not verifying the newspaper report? Honolulu, each chairman to name four ing grow n on Maui and there will be a conditions. onions are leing Mr. Thomas: My purpose in rising, is simply to re- or five women from her organization. "Your assistance will be of more considerable surplus over Ihe Maui consumption. fer to the fact that there are no such things as sen- The commission v. ill choose, the sub- value If given because you recognize IMainly. unless there is a market in Honolulu, the atorial secrets. I have come to the conclusion that if committee from the names submitted the need of it than If given because senators desire to occupy considerable space in the This motion carried without debate, properly constituted authorities insis Maui growers face immediate loss a discourage columns of the press or if it is necessary to give the the meeting adjourning immediately upen it." The net paid circulation of the O 1 y Dole IStar-Bulleti- iuent instead of an incentive to "raise more food in public general information concerning matters of pub- Is Chairman While the Territorial Food Commis- n on April b was 0 1 I 1 Hawaii." lic concern, the best way to do so is to hold either an Chairman Dole of the commissioa sion undoubtedly has authority to tell executive session or a secret legislative session. The acted most efficiently as chairman of Honolulu housewives what they must Here is a concrete case where preference should extent to which information is afterwards given to the meeting and his introductions o or must not do, it has no such inten- be given to the home product in order to save and the public is so graphically illustrated by the publica- speakers were happily worded and ef tion now, was the gist of Dr. Dean's fectlve. In his opening h e tion of proceedings of yesterday that it seems to address talk. He said in summary: home industry. Experi-enc- the of S. S. We had to encourage a promising me sooner we the farce of secret legisla- said In part: "What the food wants master Hamakua: cleus around which an excellent new the abandon commission to to the boats so suddenly that organization has sljown that good onions can be raised here tive sessions the better it will be for us and for the "Thare is no need for alarm here is cooperation. It undoubtedly has take can be built. I left most cf my clothes behind in mv kind whole country. but perhaps rather need for imagina- the power to go into the kitchens and and gold at a cheaper price than the imported cabin. My master's license went down -J- A. tion in order to see that every pound tell the women what they and A.MES RATH. Palama Settle- stable and economical must with the boat, too. ment: is a and Honolulu can create a Two or three of the learned senators thereupon of staple food that we can produce, must not do. but it has no such Inten- It most commendable thing to remember the of home onion market if the housewives consistently newspapers which published reports either for home use or export, in addi tion now. What it wants is your as- R. FOSTER, children suggested that CAPT. WILLIAM France, but In the meantime we must tion to our present output of every sistance and cooperation to make the harbormaster: The ewa berth at Pier give the preference to the home prodfjlft. of executive sessions should le barred from the ounce of food we not forget our own unfortunate kid- that can save from efforts of the commission successful 7 is free of n refugee mer- Here's another tory which went the rounds of mails. never occurred to them that waste, extravagance or unnecessarj and to get die? right here at home. One of th Apparently it the best possible results. chant steamers today for the first ways be for- - eating relieves the strain by just so "What we you best of remembering them now the island press a year or so fg4 4ut may the place to stop the "leak" was at the source the want to do Is nothing time since the flock of 'em came here helping 't much, all along the line, surely fj spectacular. We you room for and them out is to encourmja r- gotten. every Wash- want to help as in 1914. Now we'll have and the fresh camp senators themselves. It is a fact and France and England, perhaps even t.i eliminate waste. Is big assist air which There no profit In some boats there. will open 25 v . Senator "Jack" Coney of Kauai raised some fine ington newspaperman knows it that congressmen Belgium. weeping over the starving Belgians June at Waialua. Want Army of Food JAMES J. BANKS: Honolulu cer- ) - onions and they were sold in Seattle. Not doors to re Savers and allowing the food that would feed All we ! you pially have little hesitation outside the closed "The commission tainly is on of the most.' beaui'ful ask that gtt out and hss invited th the starving Belgian to go into your vote next Automo- long ago after he had occasion to visit a Kauai store vealing what went on inside. If members of Con- women of Honolulu I have ever soeu. I took a ride Tuesday Honolulu here today, not garbage pall. cities bile Club. Adv. and there saw some boxes of onions, which, he was gress who revealed senate or house secrets to news- with :he idea of laying out a definite Adapt Appetites To Tropics down the country the other afternoon, program for them, and ! Uuder&tand ho all (hat west -- but with the knowi "We should use the things we know ciiiiot told, were north grown, imported here because papers should forfeit their seats, there would be a edge every wonderful scenery was crowded tnto FEAR HE'LL SERVE NATION that woman desires in thh we can grow here In Hawaii. Most of TOO WELL. SAYS ; of their excellence. proceedings in crisis to do her us this one little island. ROOSEVELT great deal less published about the bit and with the hope come from the temperate zone and OP HIS ARMY OPPONENT rliv .The boxes looked familiar to Mr. Coney and when sesgion. congressmen that the women of the territory may we have the appetite, or predelic-tion- , executive A censorship on the C. CRAW- NEW YORK. N. Y. "Those enlist as soldiers of an army of food for the foods of the temperate CAPT. LAWRENCE WktV he turned them over, he found his name still legible. inspector-Instructor- , G. ington who oppoae my might be considered. conservationists and so far as posslbh zone. But we're living FORD, N. H.: authorities in a tropical Is why serving America on the European . V It appeared that his own onions had been shipped relieve the commission of that portion country There no reason the few and it is our duty to accus- do so in the belief back, to be sold as a choice variety of its work termed "Conservation of tom ourselves to things men In the coast artillery battle front that I to Seattle and the that will nu- - serve my country too v gained immeasurably food for human grow corps company should not be a will well. ! William Howard Taft has consumption." As here." Dr. Dean particularly , in his borne island some as a public speaker since the days of his last poli- one has said Bread Bullets aro mentioned taro. which he said has ,'X And it's the consumer that pays the freight on going to win the war and 'Every wo- twice the nutritive value of the Irish s " A friendly man always, who never man , ". imported products. tical campaign. her own Food Dictator.' potato, and which, he said, Is going HONOLULU REAL ESTATE 1 particularly enjoyed political limitations, he must "We shall not attempt to make star- begging at 50 cents a bag while pota- ';An one branch of the splendid work ahead of the vation popular but we IV v have fel at that time a division of sentiment when believe that toes are scarce at 5 cents a pound. proposad League for Women Service, let-- u hope' strict economy cm be made popular, "It's a question of doing And yet it was be-Ana- patriotic the thing there will be established a Home Products Alliance, ever he addressed an audience. and fashionable. that's before you, not the thing you "We :ely largely upon you women mcjnbcrs which pledge themselves, tehen Mr Tnft wns Mich an admirable loser at that want to do." An ideal place for the man who the shall 1 JSl of . 1 in o .. . i i i r . xi, this aiatter; ir publicity man will The final speaker of the afternoon time tnat ne nas since come oack so iuny uno iue be your we sug- . ordering at the market personally, by messenger or at service; welcome was Mrs. A. C. Alexander, who toW likes the independent feeling that of the United gestions and wish to ev- -- home-grow- n public confidence. Being president cooperate in of the National League telephone, to ask first for foodstuffs and ery way for Woman was the great event in his life, but it was not possible. Service and urged the formation of a comes with having his own cow to V these preference. States Quotes give Hindu Poet branch of it, or a similar body, in his whole career by any means. He has gone for- "We make no tpecific milk and his own chickens to guar- . In the long run, this will benefit the dealer as accusation of Honolulu, to coordinate war work and ward step in devoting his mature mental extravagance against the housekeeper among H much aa the producer, and it will immediately bene-j- ; another service the women of Hawaii. antee fresh eggs at the lowest pos- resources to the international question now so large- of Hawaii, but as Tagore says 'Of all Set Example of Service . fit both producer and consumer. the lands that I nave visited the Unit- "To every woman, she said sible ly his efforts. The time ed then." cost. occupying his attention and States is the only one where a in part, "relate yourself to some es- person eats the FUN AT VOtf HINDENBURG'S EXPENSE. is likely to come when he will be found available to inside of a slice of tablished organization; pledge your Nearly half an acre of ground pleasantly bread and throws away the crust self to set the example of right living. situated, represent the United States upon the commission Maui Corn Pleases Governor If a thousand or more women of Ha- 6 minutes' walk from end of Liliha Street car line. " that considers the terms or world peace. Lowell Governor Lucius E. Pinkham, who - American newspaper wits are having a good deal was waii perform this duty, it will inspire Courier-Citizen- . the second speaker on the pro- others to follow m of fun these days with von Hindenburg sol- gram, two suit Fine modern, house that would cost and the said that things he had "This Is the highest form of patri- emn official assertions from Berlin German learned in the last few days had present nearly much to build as that the pleased otic service under present circum- at as the Nobody regrets the participation of the United him more than almost any- stances." i retreat on the west was a "master stroke to foil the thing else could. were whole property is offered for, which is a These that he Estimates Attendance at 400 carefully laid plans of the Allies." Here are some States in the war more than the multitude of Ger- naa received a letter from U. S. Sen- decided bargain at ator Manager John H. Magoon of the .of the samples of the paragrapher's mans, now stranded in enemy countries, who had Shafroth saying an additional Bijou today art: $10,000 Is to be placed by him estimated the number of meant to for America to at the women attending the meeting to have The timid pedestrian handed his pocket book to head after the war restore disposal of the U. S. Agricultural Ex- been 400. $3200 to periment In approximately This is the footpad. "This foils his carefully laid plans," their ruined fortunes. Many of them still want Station this territory, and eight that Harold W. Rice of Maui told about times the number present come, knowing that in Europe prejudice will be the or- he explained, "to take it away from me with a club." executive he had 400 acres of corn at the first meeting of women's ganizations of this city food Phone ' ostbn slow to die out. Springfield Republican. growing on with the r-B- Transcript that Island which will Fort St. yield from 50 to 55 bushels per acre. commission. 3477 - How hurried the German retreat was is evidenced Two women in employ- Corn Meal Use Urged a back row L IEKEHI1& by the faet that in some of the towns evacuated they The secretary of war is known to le of pacifist The governor urged larger ed the time by knitting something the use yellow time to even tendencies. The secretary of the navy is known to of corn meal by the women of the and silky. Trjeir needles .did not hare smash the dishes before flashed while speakers XIOHAXO be a pacifist in principle. With the two great war territory. He told how extensively it the talked. B. T2EVT, PSES. leaving. Kansas City Times. is used In Iowa, and what fine boys L E. 1BADLB, IBO'T CHAS. O. HXISBB, XB TBJAI. of the control of men who : . Bj the brilliant strategy of retreating, the Ger-- f arms nation under the do and girls are the result of a varied man army is not believe in war. is it reasonable to suppose that diet of corn. LITTLE INTERVIEWS rendering futile the preparations of Goes Into Rice " the nation will have that sort of war efficiency Production ihe Allies to drive it back. And to add to the dis- Turning to the rice situation in the MARCUS H. SANDERS: You can comfiture of the Allies, they are now with which is essential to success? Philadelphia Ledger. islands, the governor declared that the it from me the Phoenix left a lot day take that of extra ammunition on their hands. Philadelphia when Hawaii ca compete with Club always has a good time at its Japanese labor in the Orient and ma- smokers. RHINE STONE JEWELRY North American. It is a mistake to think that everything has gone chinery in California, is past. He read ,i tables showing how W. H. Now Platinum finish, that will please you, now in our stock, v-.- uermans snouia tnat tne up on account of the war. Ostrich feathers, for in- male rice laborers JUDGE HEEN: that consiaer fal hnzC7 back 4 - In Japan get 23 cents a day I qualified, I am going to see stance, ever. This will be a message and have VIEIRA JEWELRY CO., 113 habit in a soldier tends to develop homesickness. are lower than women 15 cents, and how Califnr- - work division of Hotel St. ' in how much the third J Boston Transcript. of cheer to suffering millions. Cleveland Plain nla six men with modern rice planting, circuit court can do during the next ana The. destruction marking the German retirement Dealer. cultivating machinery can grow as few months. r much rice as 100 here by hand. would seem to indicate little hope of immediate re- Governor Pinkham closed by urging FRED B. SMITH. Oahu Railway: covery. Newark News. Paraphrasing one of lien Franklin's observations, more action and less talk. He said Other than a large delegation of sol- women of Hawaii can diers which we occasionally carry, Germany might foil the carefully will be better for the Russian Duma to hang to- exercise the laid plans of it greatest economy in foodstuffs. transportation business has reached Henry Waierhouse Trust Co., Ltd. ; the United States navy by withdrawing all her gether than to dangle around in lonesome sections. Maj. Charles S. Lincoln of the Ha- the easy season. if, U-boat- s. Philadelphia North American. Washington Post. waiian Department sounded a note of warning to Honolulu housewives to CAPT. CARL W. Wl CHERT, bev ma-T- Try as ' the Allies can't halt the German The Kaiser's army sweeps victoriously on Nothing seems to boost the price of wheat so much ..Vis'. toward home. Philadelphia North American. as for a man who hasn't any to sell 10,000,000 ;;. A corset-manufactur- says that he invented the bushels to a man who can't pay for it. Washington jstraight-front- . He should sue von Hindenburg for Post. For Sale infringement. New York Evening Journal. A Valley Grove, including bungalow on - Nuuanu at Royal lot 50120. - At all events, the Kaiser has been more successful By wav of a distinctive uniform for the home ear- than Henry Ford in getting the boys out of the deners , what' s the matter with a coat of tan? Bal- - .trenches. New York Tribune. timoreui ricau. ffome Spain has abolished the press we censorship. It went mLtisfied that the dyestuff shortage has One of the prettiest! homes in the Valley is either At PUUNUI vbut of fashion in Russia when the bureaucrats were been cclir- - tllv overcome, if onlv from the amount V-se- junk-hea- p. to the Yet some of the people at of red hat continues in evidence. Washing- - ViVa8bJngton are convinced that unless they can too Pc J? For Sale or Rent press, rf Nuuanu A muzzle the the country be will in danger Completely throughout. For further par rT. 1 mi Li VIm . . . . . i i furnished ;; before n g rand this voluntary censorship has been given pro-nerma- pro-advertisin- lUf I fcisnou mat mere is a ticulars apply A bargain. House and large groands. Particulars a real trial. Up to date, the 1 voluntary censorship gram campaign of the Chamber at our office. jplan has been merely a series of haphazard sngges oi i oil witJie constitutes Lxuibit A of ar tiys- - . tions, which the editors of the country have done terin h 'A-'--- their best to interpret and carry out. wbef - r . fc.ni a- ' or Charles of Austria has pledged support V Evidently the Democrats suspect the Republicans to Ge mny with all the delighted readiness of a Henry Waterhonse Trust Co., Ltd. of putting the bait in debate. Guardian Thust Co.,Ltd. priso r being dragged to the guillotine. REAL Keai caraie gnit J: ESTATE DEPT. Corner Fort and Merchant Streets Honolulu Newspaper censorship is having all the offs .',-- . Bldg. TeL 1203 and Pejflaps it is too :nuch to expect the party whose ??r i 4t v , Stangenwald P. O. Box 346 ; f of a modern Fhmegan, horse-sens- e. t embj Jy a donkey-t- o exhibit n SATURDAY FOOD SPECIALS I. :'3HB SK .4

' ! . ' i " I i I I IfffffffffffffFood Specials to Help Saturday BuyersffffffffEVERYTHING TO EAT bage. clean off old leaves, cut a tovor I t V,- -. . .1 , War i ivil vi Bef me iup :n ore aoont uiree incnes N0RMEGIAN RECIPES "'i Before rise of food prices j the diameter, with a sharp knife and lift . and the advent of the war, little carefully off. Then (Mrs. C. B. Hcfgaard cf Kauai sends jit hollow out attention was given to the mar- the cabbage, leaving a of Star-Bulleti- n very useful thickness to these one-hal- the ket basket question and the line f inch, then fill Norwegian recipes as her contribution in th same of least resistance was followed kind of meat a S to the work of women m Hawaii m, substance for Nor regarde of C08t and waste wegian meat balls, only to it a food - . , add ervice rices eoooeration wit the commis- Today marketing has become a little more milk, ;non CUp out for permanent put on your fity. our sion. them i - Central! located, with deliveries all over the science plans are laid and pur- cover, tie on with narrou- of A i . ftrips keeping are made where the dol- ' ofiVr you the le-- t service ami quality of prn chases muslin. In a large ixt jut a lard store lar will bring the maximum qual- ,tin cover BE ATiiN MEAT at the bottom tu jrf.entj Co, meat, risli an food .commodities. ity, quantity, service. j burning. Add your filled head of s 2 Supply 2 Cut en i iorr-- of meat. aboit To aid the buyer and seller, the cabbage, hot water, up to half the; thick, Star-Bulleti- n SOME OF OUR SPECIALS: inches ncuare and inch is issuing a page of (side of the cabbage. Cover and let pound ra h pifoe well. Saturday Food Specials," In jit come to a quick boil, then draw it i 1 Neumann's Strawberry Jam 25c In a ou. ! late mix which Honolulu merchants will aside to simmer alowly. 4 25c taMesr'Oons flour be able to announce their latest A small head of cabbage like this ' Neumann's Honey 1 PHONE 2819 teaspoon perrei" arrivals, special prices, make cne-Iial- 40c take? about cne and f hours lH J. B. Coffee 2 teaspoons fi!' timely suggestions. This will be riie soup is thickened with flour Red Can Coffee 4c 1 teaspoon salt of great benefit to the woman mixed with water. If you have any Hills Bros. 4 teaspoon clove ' $1.60 who studies the field for Satur. good, strong meat stock add it to get HONOLULU OFFICES Crisco. three sizes 40c, 80c, Dip your remded Yieccs of moat day purchasing. a better taste. Tamale 2 for 25c in this. The purpose of this page is Remove the strips of muslin, and HAWAIIAN FISHERIES IXL Boneless Chicken in crisco, - Fry one Lie slice onion rot to advise economy by priva- serve the cabbagj head with gravy ' dozen $2.20 a pot. Then fry Oeti Best Sockeye Salmon, a for jut into black iron tlon, but rather economy through i cured over it. Corn, per can 15c our pounded pif-ce- of meat brown efficient buying, supplying a StinMst in your frying pan, arid them when ready market guide for the busy ECONOMICAL RECIPES 20c bay-lea- duff's Tiny Sugar Peas, per can done to your xmion. add one f housewife. Bacon 35c and hot water enough for gravy, cook A pamphlet under the above Beechnut slowly till tended on the back of your has been printed for the benefit Yi i no higher than it ha been tor vears, liiaired at Beef 40c more it necessary. If of tQe English Society, Beechnut stove, add water good to use it for this dish, as it needs Red Cross a a week's average price. Beechnut Peanut Butter, large 25c the gravy does not look thick enough a slow fire. When the meat is tender, large number of copies have already when meat is cooked, mix a little take your meat out, thicken gravy been mailed to London, and tue bal- 12-l- h. 40c, ib. 75c Lipton Tea, all flavors tin l tin flour and water, strain this, and thic- with flour mixed with sour cream, sal: ance of the issue in to be held for sale I ken the gravy, add salt, (the meat has to taste, and add 1 teaspoon Rilchen here. can say from personal expe- out and put In a clos- bouquet. rience that the above heading prnier-l- y THE MOST COMPLETE STORE first been taken Serve the meat, with gravy K offers ed dish, before gravy is thickened. jKDured on toj). describes the contents of the pam- .We have the only store in the city which the Serve the beaten meat hot with the phlet, and I hope all my friends and convenience of a complete group of food departments. gravy pourod over it and garnish the BONELESS BIRDS acquaintances will assist in this good Meat Market, Fish dish with boiled carrots, cut in long Mix in a saucer wcrk. Any balance over and utovc Visit our Grocery Department, narrow- - strips. 1 teaspoon ginger actual cost of material and printing Market, Fruit and Vegetable Departments. 1-- 2 teaspoon pejiper will be forwarded to Engianl also for - ROUND STEAK A LA VEAL 2 teaspoons- salt the benefit of the same good cause. Copies Take a piece of round 6teak, at least If not all of this is used at once, can be had at the Hawaiian put it in a corked bottle keep News Co. 2 inches thick, brown it well in crisco and for Buy your cheapest fish on the tables of the, on all sides, put it in a black iron pot. next time. FLORA TURNER. Brown a good sixe onion, add this to Cut pieces of round steak about 3 inches square, 2 inch thick. Pound To remove troublesome spots from ;iQ.YeeHop&Co. your meat, also salt and a few whole a each piece. garment try the yolk of an egg be- Fisheries Ltd. pepper, 2 cups water, Hawaiian corns of add hot fore washing. This is effective and Coat each piece with sliced suet, Kekaulike Street, below King i j- t. 3451 let it come to a quick boil, then set not at all Injurious to perishable TELEPHONE it on the side of stove, and let it just add spices, roll and fasten togstfcer with toothpicks colors. i simmer, if you have an oil stove it is then roll in flour and fry in a little hot crisco, put all in a black iron saucepan, add hot water, let it come to a boil then draw on If aside stove and let it simmer, till FISH FISH If J tender. Taste gravy, add more salt, If needed, also, if not enough more hot water, thicken, if necessary, add a tea-8boouf- kitchen bouquet. Instead of NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Latest Caidy Mews using the thin sliced suet, one can use On behalf of the fishermen, and ourselves aa fish wholesalers, we desire all to know that in these times the fatty part of the ham which other- we are standing the whole burden of high prices. wise is thrown away. Serve the birds on a platter with the gravy poured We specialize in Imperial Candy Company candies and over them. Fish Still Sold at Normal Prices f in from 15 to 50 and we are paying exhorbitant Sen-Se- n Everything used In fishing has increased cost Chewing Gums. MEAT-BALL- that is NORWEGIAN S prices for our ice, bait, distillate, ship supplies, ship maintenance without increasing the cost of our commo- To make this receipe. you have to dity accordingly. good siez have a block ironpot, a FOOD. wooden pounder and a meat grinder, FISH IS A CHEAP We want the public to realize our position in the selling of fish which is the most nourishing food also a sharp knife not to be ftrgotten. -- ; v Quong Chong Lung Candy Co. Don't try to make it, if you are afraid which can be used on the home tab'j. f to work, but out of this meat cb- - Jobbers and Retailers in Fancy Imported Candies, Chewing Gums and stance, five diflerent distinct dishesS- - -- Biscuits can be made each tasting and looking riSH Honolulu Fishing Co., Ltd. FISH 78 N. King Street Phone 3100 differently. j OAHU MARKET. '0 To 5 pounds of round steak youi need 1 pound s.ieL Take off skin of suet and cut fine. Cut away all hard pieces of round 6teak, put this in a e Do" you know that REAL FOOD VALUE small pot, add a 'ittle onion, a few-whol- peppers and salt, let it boil ; Is more important than mere food cost. slowly with the coat partly on. This, strained, can be added to your gravy Know Our Coffee Is Pure or use it for your soups. 1m Cut your round steak in small square pieces, grind it once, then mix order. our store you see the coffee grinder it with the cut suet and grind It four Every pound of coffee we sell is ground to In Investigate MA CARONI more times, adding salt, ginger and working and you know that it is pure. Save by ordering four pounds. mace. When your meat grinder gets food value. .Our product is not only nutritious, but can be so quickly cooked stuck, clean out the sineros (this you Four pounds, $1.00. fCT real can add to your soup.) While grind- n that it saves both fnel and labor. ing scrape the suet, that will cling to rure Kona Lorree one pound, 30c the side of your grinder, down intj the meat. Take this, when finished and put HINODE MACARONI FACTORY CO. it into your block ironpot, now pound and add little by little either fresh WING HING CO. milk or unsweetened tinmilk mixed A ah Yntir Clmcer with water, and add so little at the o time, that you can pound it well, ai-wa- Hotel, opp. Bethel Street Phone 4341 :Jlli South King Street Phone 2283 scraping down the suet from the sides and bottom. To this quantify add 1 big table- 'ilv spoon full of cornstarch and mix well in, pounding it all the time well to- Alligator Pears gether. To see if you have the sub- "Service and Quality" Our Motto now season. stance loose c enough make one ball, in boil this slowly in a little hot water, to which salt has been added. Afteo 15 minutes' cooking, take up and taste, and if you find it too hard or We deliver anywhere Fresh Fruits and Vegetables by every steamer iot enough spices add more of same, Lr rmrketLIVJ also milk. ' i ? 'Si f At To make the balls round and Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables the smooth, dip your hands in cold water, Your Home King Street take a spoonful of the meat substance We Deliver to and with your hands make a round, and Beretania Sts. Phone 1104 Fish Market smooth ball. Alakea Boil as many balls at the time a3 can cook peacefully together in a pot filled half full of hot water to which salt is added. "it Costs Leas." ,1 ' As each babele is ready, take them POI ";'"' POI . - out carefully, put in covered dish to AH Kl CO. f keep warm, until all are ready. "BLANCHAIRD" Strain soup, in which aU have been boiled, thicken soup with flour and Dealers in Pasteurized Full Creamery tincream or sour cream, let it come to a boil, add 1 teaspoonful kitchen Fancy and Staple Grocer- -' Little Dainty Cubes Individually Wrapped bouquet, 1 tablespoon whiskey (not 71 r- necessary), add your meat balls, let Pounds 25 cents its, Fruits and Vegetables ' all boll 5 minutes and serve. If you want to be real extravagant, add a Poi contains more nourish went than any other tin of drained mushrooms. V, BUTTER ,11 : I food on the market. pan be prepared in i FRIED MEAT CAKES A Few Facts about Butter that You Should Know Spices, pepper, salt and ginger for dozens of tasty ways for J tablet Once acquired delicate food on and very this. Make your meat substance the Butter is tie most served the table sensitive to odors, and may be easily way the habit of eating poi break away polled by surrounding conditions. same as Norwegian meat balls. jjjhard'to PHONE your balls, fry in : Flatten hot crisco from. . Nothing: but the flneBt pasteurized Butter is packed in "BLANCH ARD" Dainty Cubes. Wrapped sep- (Just a little crisco in the frying pan.) arately so they can be taken out of the carton and used without exposing the bal. nee of the butter When brown add hot water, put on a to the air. '"he four cube are wrapped in a wax paper to hold the moisture and protect against odors, cover, let the meat cakes simmer -- ach as Fruits, Onions. Fish, etc., which the Butter might be placed near in your refrigerator. Packed slowly. After fifteen minutes take in a paraffined carton to give it additional protection and insure its arrival to you in good condition. them up in a covered dish. Thicken gravy with flour mixed with water, ,0 0 ; IT YOUR (JBOCER DOES NOT SUPPLY YOU, PLEASE LET US KNOW. DAVID. . add a little kitchen bouquet, also, if :.?-.- .... yon like it, a little Worcestershire OAHU F13H X:-- ' gravy ill sauce. Let and meat cake OAHU FISH UCABKET. GONSALVES & CO., Ltd. come to a boll and serve hot Vit. Ftcda '' DO 74,Queen Street Agents for Hawaii Phones 2268-243- 6 POL I: FILLED CABBAGE 'HEAD Vv- - IE JF eMfeW nniini nun r"fcrw". Polo Match By Youngsters Somebody Is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life By BRIGGS IIUIMttltAUtli II i : May Be Staged At Race Meet WILL BE CARD

coming. has re- Would Be Feature Event; Maui horses were Interest 7? Th5 go.mg to Be ON vived, and prospects are bright for an Joe j JJ SAMOA) Horses Will Arrive on Sun- excellent race meet. With Fairy in City Mary, Mary Jay, Iabontan Water and day; Saportas other entries ready the outlook which was clouded at one time looks espec- Two Games Will Be Played 3 a jiossibllity a Ther may be that ially bright this writing staged th-k- id at Moilnli: Asahis vs. Healanis; . polo match will be between race, teams during the June race meet, With the hurdles. Roman Filipinos vs. McKinley does decide to giris' race and pos'b'y Pol Dtcb, and if the committee ought to be pleas- tage at leabt a fcrir period match, the special events Two games are on pro racing. Raci- listed the plan is to meet with the ing to the followers of gram for Saturday at Moili the certain ng; afternoon approval of many lovers of polo. is in the air at this time, and from ill Field, and prospects are bright fo; youngster who have been play- now on the dopesters will be telling two good games as the Asahis wil The run. ing in the practise games to date have how they ought to meet the Healanis and the Filipino, made a big bit, and they would be will clash with the McKinley team. given an opportunity to show their WILLIAM CULLEN LEADS The Asahis will meet the HealanU wares before a large crowd. They in the first game, and inasmuch at have studied the game, and would be IN PHOENIX TOURNEY Manager Harry Decker has strength certain to make a hit, if this event is his team the Asahis are expecte scheduled. William Cullen leads in the Phoenix to hae a real battle. South or Bush) The Pololtti Club billiard tournament being played nell. two speed hall artists are slated Clarej?e Coo'te, Walter Macfarlane. for the Julius Asch cup and a cue pre- )Tnew6G our. D Di5 5UASE S5 ((H AT it to work for the Healanis, while Mae Er-iinn- George sake will perhaps be sent on tht Henry Afong. Harold Buster by J. K. Moffitt. j . sented I ECONfoM ICAL. 5V6TCJV, you IN youft ATTEMPT Brown, Jack Walker, Fred Troiter Macey has not lost a g&me and Chris mound for the Asahis with Nushidl IS To PL AT r0 DO WHAT YOO TminK ( held in reserve. and the youthful Peter Hannfn should Beck is up in the standing. The - iiJ havoc- Figure sc iemce Jia'l Colors be given an opportunity to shjw what standing to date is as follows: t ht but Asahis Show QQT VOQft'SCir -- jrjgui-S US -- 'V ""V they can do before the public. T.'n Won Lost y That Manager George Murakami of th J U Asahis showed sportsmanlike is a real opportuniiy tc jrese it me William Cullen 19 2 v his Hawaii t tho gen- 16 3 spirit at the meeting of the Pacifll growth of polo in League public who have heretofore not 13 3 last evening when he askej eral J. K. Waimau. that the game which was won by th been interested in t' is game. A. E. 13 9 Carter... Asahis be played over with Ha1 Grace. Walter Macfarlane Macey 10 0 the John George th4 fn this p'an, 10 waiis. The Asahis were awarded and others are interested J. J. Millsteln. t game, and without doubt any protest or ths committee . 9 t and if the members Peter Bernal would have gone in bu nsiri? fr-j- rac-Jn- i 8 t their favor, want a real attraction Manuel Paresa Murakami decided that for the goo do better than . 7 5 they could not J. Ordenstein of the game it should be played over on 11. Murray 7 10 . stage a four period mat:h June Frank This leaven the Asahi percentage at 8ap"ortas for Meet C. Mirtsching . 7 10 Here .."M0 and the Hawaiis'at .333, tied witt W. F. Saportas, who was assistant 6 5 McKinley and the Healanis. ShoulC year, G 5 secretary to George Cxke last J. K. Moffitt... the Healanis win on Saturday thet is again on the Job, and his presence J. B. Enos 6 6 jump place I xmc would into third behli will assure some real work on C. F. Johnson. 6 7 Braves and St. Louis. South is ! 6 13 the part of the committee Saportas ha R. J. Blake Rood pitcher, and the Asahis are er thrown his hat in the ring, and will 5 10 pecting a real battle. The Japanese be a busy man from now on. Sapor A. W 5 16 fans of Honolulu have flocked to sup knowa the racing game, and will G. S. Leithead. 3 13 ' tas port this little team, and their show k imm a.lrUMnn to those who P. W 3 5 ing to has been a of ths 1 6j date feature are working to make the big June C. S. Pacitic league. meet a (access. B. L. 1 s! Th Maul horses will arrive on Sun- - 1 3 1ST SOU ADRON IS HEAD0UARTER8 MILLS AND HIGH In the second game of the day thl j day, and Inasmuch as the first day's 0 4 Filipinos will battle with McKinley. ;' meet Is only one week away, racing f Mother, may I go out to swim? Lani; Akaua ha3 been coaching the v roaain will be in the air from now on. Yes, gaid the mother, but if you Filipino team, while Henry Chilling-wort- h V Fraacis B. Copra. Knight of the Glinn, MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS BASEBALL WINNER TEAM WINS IN desire to swim in the two nights' TO PLAV TODAY is looking after the interest ol Dick Tflburn, Will Owen, Luau, Whi- YESTERDAY meet on . the harbor, you w ill McKinley. These two well known play stling Jenny and Kaploiani will be have to file your entry with ers who are members of the saml among from Maul this Soper team will fight on th the entries NATIONAL LEAGUE Correipondanc.) John at the Hawaiian ort their battle year. (Special 8Ur'Bulletin 5 Mills and .McKinley will battle at A SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, May 31. News Company before o'clock bench. the for the next .on Lost Pet. GAME AT POST on Saturday. .Mills tliis afternoon in a game whlth Workouts at track New York 20 11 .645 Yesterday afternoon the 1st Squad- The Filipinos have lost Doth gamed of L:ght work, and ' 4-- This will also apply to will perhaps settle the second posi- by week will consist 21 13 .618 ron of the 4th Cavalry defeated the the to date close scores, being defeat ? m w n a w rf 1 1 wrxr rna Philadelphia tion in intersc league, fVUQ I U1AXI? p III Wia rMinsanva uivu v male section of the universe, and the holastic ed by the Braves and Asahis. They - Chicago 25 16 .610 3d Squadron on the Castner diamond go sea- st day's meeting. Mary Jay step- (Special Star-Bulleti- Correspondence) all swimmers are expected to should the Saints through the have played a great fielding game, but (1 ' m a 4t--1 t 19 17 .528 by the sc,ore of 12 to 8. This was the il At .ft. SL Louis 1 4- - son a woraouu - SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. June have their in by without defeat. to Lang dm tnii in in ten iui Brooklyn- 13 17 .433 first game of the squadron series and entries that have failed hit hard. believeJ ' and Oneonta and See bolt were sent a Headquarters Company, the prime time. The meet will be held on A rinse pame is looked for, although that the Filipinos will 'Jump out of 17 24 .415 was a slow game, both teams lacking Xu-shid- nfTa a In 9 t Cincinnati favorites in the 1st Field Artillery the nights of June 9 and 11. McKinley is expected to pitch a victory over McKIn mit Mifav 12 17 .414 practise. The box score: the cellar with Boston. league has enjoyed some pretty rough The Hoy Wonder is a real ley tomoirow Pittsburg . 13 25 .342 afternoon.. FIRST SQUADRON sledding during the past few days. pitcher, and .McKinley should have Biuio, the little left hander who A 12 0 th'? advantage in department. - has been riven some fast work at AMERICAN LEAGUE AB R BH PO What with a to defeat at the this held the Uravej safe for seven in Suggs, p S 1 2 3 hands of the St. Louis Collegians on An epidemic of typhus has broken W hether or not Xushida will be able nings, may pitch, or King may go oo the track and In a recent . workout Won Lost Pet. '.went three heats in 2.23, 2.18 and Zella, lb 5 0 10 0 Sunday and A Battery trailing their out in Germany and it grips many in- to stop Okino is a question, but if the mound. Lurio will perhaps be the Boston 25 12 .676 s ) HIV. Km.. -- V,m... ka. tyim Aoules, es 5 1 2 1 colors on Memorial Day, the wigwag-ger- dustrial centers. given good support nue'nt to have an choice as backstop, and player, Chicago 27 13 .675 this crnori Epperson, If 5 0 were beginning to lose all hopes edt;p on Alin Soon Nam. who is new to the league, is certain mtnr a rnadv for n rare. Hlilv New York 19 16 .343 " Ames, cf 5 1 of copping the trophy. Yesterday, Mills has a iiuai'er 01 good players, to make good on past performances. Bor worked thro beats in time Cleveland 23 21 .512 2.23. Walker. 2b o 0 however, they came into their own and with Sunn Hung and Wall Han Duke at First around . SL Louis 17 21 .447 A a V a a. a 0 again by shutting out B Battery by j the linkup should cause the high Monsarrat, Maisichi or Girdler eausiax, jaonawa uoy ana nooer 15 21 .417 Crane, rf il Detroit 5 5 four good aces. No one will deny that Advertising is the heavy school team some trouble. Both these expected to hurl for McKinley , ww come ocnoiieia. 13 22 .371 Tronlbater, 3b. .... the aownirom lae Philadelphia 0 Brown team, players picked by v daughter of Rock Sand will perhaps Ernest, c Charlie has a splendid artillery that blasts the have been Pacific team, and Duke Kahanamoku will be Washington 13 25 .342 j ; but there are many in the upper end League players as real stars, and seen once more at first base. He enter the mile and six furlong event sales- ' " 27-1- big post way for personal while Mohawk Boy will enter the GAMES TODAY Totals 4R 12 12 7 of the who believe that 0 Mills should have the best of it made a ood showing the first time 1, Battery, the champloQs of last year, j around on Day, ? will SQUADRON manship. The wire en- the second sack. out Decoration and the mem 1U and hurdles. Robert enter National League THIRD an to win out the hurdles and V miles. have excellent chance hers of the team believe that he will Boston at Cincinnati. AB R BH PO at the end, vhile still others think tanglements of smugness STAR BULLETIN GIVES YOU develop into a real star before the sea Tickets will be placed on ' 1 sale at Brooklyn at Chicago. Newton, 2b 6 o Sergeant Burnett's will fin- TODAY son over. E, O. & Sons on Monday. that outfit and indifference disap- TODAY'S NEWS is v Hall Since New York St. Louis. 6 1 2 All-Sta- at Blessing, ss. ish on top. Even D Battery has a fair On Sunday afternoon the rs the announcement that the Maul 6 1 5 ef- Philadelphia at Pittsburg. i Sullivan, c. . show for the honors and the other pear before its mighty are going to make an attempt to dem- American League Zimmer, lb. . 5 2 10 outfits have no reason to be discour- forts. You might try it in onstrate that it was all a dream, and Chicago at Philadelphia. Roach, rf.-3- b. 4 1 0 aged yet. v ill go after Fort Ruger in earnes SL 1 Ltd. Louis at Washington. Boorman, 3b. 2 1 Many who enjoy these games from your business! H. Culman Co., Johnny Williams may be, the selection J Straight Republican Cleveland at Boston. 4 0 2 Gibbons, If. the bleachers and sidelines say that Jewelry and Souvenirs to stop this team, and Crumpler will Detroit at New York. Smith, cf. ... 4 1 1 it is not very "ladylike" to criticize THE AD MAN. be saved for the next game with the 0 1 O'Berts, p. 4 the umpires so much. The work of j Wreckers. Henry Chilllngworth is 6 Ticket Moore, rf. . 2 0 0 Sergeants Donohue, Miller and Bur j anxious to win this game, and Stewart COAST fair-minde- LEAGUE nett id as impartial as any d also wants to creep out of the cellar 48 S 9 27 8 3 REMOVED expense - MAYOR Totals fan could desire. Boys, be real sports, ii' .1 iat the of the Stars.- So a Won Lost inning. ar- ("good battle Is expected. Pet. Batted for Boorman in fifth and accept the decisions of the Whether stopping here for a day 7 john c. x San Francisco 35 22 .614 1st Squadron.. 0 3 0 0 5 0 4 0 012 biters as final. mm m lane or for the summer, you will Tn j Miss Lorena Carroll, daughter ot Salt Lake 29 23 .558 3d Squadron On Saturday there is to be a warm per- j 1 27 27 ..1030200208 find this a hotel of Joseph D. Carroll. New York., who supervisors Oakland .501 Summary Two-bas- e hits, Moore, contest staged between A Battery and fect satisfaction i left a large estate, applied to Sur- - Los Angeles 25 28 .472 Crane, Ames, Sullivan; double plays, Sergeant Cumberland's giants. While the 23 30 .434 r; rogate's court to have her allowance Portland Ames-Aoule- s, Newton-Zlmme- .base trie lowiy liees have sustained many I ACHI 1112 Fort St. $2678 a year $13,178. Vernon 24 33 .421 4, off Suggs 4; losses this year, none of them have increased from to on balls, off O'Berts 16. VAHIA X 12 innings, been by large margins, so that Cap- Bellevue Hotel She is Yesterday's Results hits, off O'Berts in nine in innigs; struck tain . McCleave's cohorts will have to ; AKNOLD X At Los Angeles San 6, off Suggs, nine nine Francisco 6, Suggs 4. Um- work earnestly and continuously to GEARY AND TAYLOR STS. Los Angeles 1. out, by O'Berts by BERLIN A X pires, Gantz at plate, Wade on bases. come out on top. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ; At Oakland Oakland 12, Salt Lake "BUCKHECHT" HOLLINGER .X 2. Time. 2:15. Won Lost Pet Solid Concrete Structure Headquarters 6 1 .851 LOGAN .'. At Portland Portland 11, Vernon ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOOF ! X A Battery 5 . 2 .711 10. KAIULANI WINS ONE Every Room with Private Bath MOTT-SMIT- SHOEkri H C 5 2 ARMY ? X Games Today Battery .714 Headquarters for Island Residents iUdm cm tb MUNSON LAST of Iad!a Taa FROM I0LANI SQUAD D Battery 3 4 .428 up SPECiriCATIOWg Vernon at Portland. European Plan, $1.50 per day - or ye San Los Angeler. E Battery 2 5 .283 American Plan, $3.50 per day up 1 The Manaon Lst i the aueceisful re ult ; AUDITOR Francisco at F Battery 2 5 .285 of experiment and was perfected by the Medicta Mrp Salt Lake at Oakland. The following games were played at Special Monthly Rates of U. ';. B Battery 1 5 the a. Army. .166 eo . re-fet- JAMES BICKNELL .X Aala Park yesterday afternoon: MORGAN I U4tm Tai l-- r. has that relrety ftttd to A card has been received from the ROSS. ftI apppKiaUd, Kaiulani 9, Iolani 5; Cen. Gram. 23, Manager. wear that ia ao difficult to obtain aad m roadilr 1 CONNIE MEYER WINS 9. St. Louis lads expressing thanks to S --Solid, SUrdy Isipeetad Sole; our name ttamvW on wry Kauluwela, ty pair, lnaaroa the roapon-dbiH- bohtad tho ahoo. A Games to be played today: Lieut. Andruss for the generous hos- Honolulu Representative: DIVING CHAMPIONSHIP Shooa J EDWARD HOPKINS X Kaiulani vs. Kauluwela; Cen. Gram. pitality accorded them last Sunday. WILLIAM L. WARREN, EothoilastJa wautrt f Army aro. The college boys state that they did Sportsmen, Miss Meyer Mult- vs. LiliuokalanL P. O. Box 769, or Telephone 2273 office men, professional Constance of the not dream that "army chow" could men. plantation and field workers. nomah Club of Portland, Ore., won Won Lost Pet 9 1 .900 be so delightful, and that to know tun aad other In erery walk hi life. Vote the Straight the national women's indoor cham- Kaiulani man 2 .833 enlisted is but to like him. Sold ky yoar fjeej pionship In fancy diving in Portland Kaahum&nu 10 If at Dealer. Order Dtree Royal 7 4 .636 BUCKINGHAM HECHT.SuFraacaeaC on May 20. Helen Hicks was second k Republican Ticket 5 6 .454 Gram A or your Money and Thelma Payne was third. All en- Central new Pair Back if 3 . 8 .271 Do $8.00, or tries were from Kauluwela Can't the Work they do not fit Prices Black 7aa DoUtstwI rm. the Multnomah Club. 3 9 .258 Miss Aileen Allen did not compate in Iolani A bad back JUNE 5 2 9 .181 3 Liliuokalani re makes Advertisement this event Miss Meyer finished sec- hard ond to Aileen Allen last year. work harder. LOBSTER SALAD PATROITIC All day the dull IF YOU HAVE THE PRICE throb and the sharp, darting LONDON", Eng. Maxims given pains make you wide distribution by the food econo- miserable, and my department of the food ministry there's no reat include the following: at night. "Rich people who make their din- Maybe it's ner of lobster salad are good patriots. your daily work The rich man who eats neck of that hurts the 1 1 ' . I . i NO mutton and bread is not." kidneys, jar til HCE Jor New stock of Silk and Crepe "The woman who wastes a crust ring, Jolting, Wastes a bullet." lift ing, reach- "Eat slowly and you need eat less. ing and many FJve people out of ten are digging other strains do weaken them, their graves with their teeth." Cur the kidneys. Use Doan's Pajamas Gardens, "The du6t bin swallows the food of Backache Kidney Pills. They have Taste Lingers Moanalua Golf Course aikl millions. helped thousands and should do as veil for you. for Men is the ideal drink. It has the and that SAN FRANCISCO IS 8nap tang "When Your Back is Lame Re PHEZ refreshes and invigorates a tired mind and body. Grounds dosed until further Name." BACK- notce member the DOAN'S fairly teems with the piquant flavor of the luscious lotarv-berr- y, CHRONICLE ACHE KIDNEY PILLS. by PHEZ Sold all JAPANESE : from which it is made. ':n-'''-- ' anil $1j00 PER MONTH druggists at 50c a box (six boxes ait i" err account o W. 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'at:n rac r a ! s and a' c: t d . - ' : . - h l.a ; ; 1" a:- -i ;t of two !if: !! a a f y a tf.r. r Hun ka.i F'.t 1'inia'f pnrtioiilnr ;ip;l- to t T" rat fi":n i';' !':;" ti. flip c p. ' tt-- d : .1 ho v ' i' a rn '1 Tit 1: at; an Fail! f - States Mr U'hee on , . . i,'s San Pran ism hr maiden vorU- .! .a. J : I'. en CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Agent, paper here th at. while the en? Ork-n- a- - a ;na Honolulu nTi to Honolulu and the ''. a..! i: er ) r : of the T'nlted States into thf tim No ., i f . ran.T Mail boat oni nrt ,i:" d . anv 'a f Ch '. a; a !.d lsit tl;e new v.: cndoi:'tf-rf!- would oarryinr ! war '. 11.1: :. a J! '.' K. ;:a:a. t h e . ? v, t a - a (;: lets. po.itai re if'er ill find a npw O' novelist- nat - out the project for tho llnfs to rours flrirul f : : r ' i i ' ;. .nii-r'n- t !' .a.d si' ks r'!.- ". aa. a, - i. t:a a v i r e.ation i tetnpt a I. it a liip idoa an advar.taco ovrr 'la ' ' to ralh havr i : ! South Amrion. .i'1 . -- ' m.A i -i nail - lnsi out. iroui ;;'i . n' id e m ' irketi mi lav Tho lat3 Monsici'M :" rollrrt all ti'f nofdnl dafa. that liroihfn a k- - "!i.t.- - r K ; a h !; a oon Benson most fl.ant ak i : - f niicht proprfF? nt let!' r n.ai, ' J ' .' .a: t. w a ' r. ki - a ho. slipht r'- I TOYO RISEN and a rapidly posciv,;c drspitr stanai f I. EX-HERM- KAISHA raa r 'a.i a i. S v llip rarinp USE OF AN ASKED ir rr Monitor. nportrrs i Siuia'd VESSELS "K. W. VA1LLK. ':.iot ('ark.' Regular Sailings to San Francisco and to the Orient A soon as t!.p aiartn was eatn. Purser Kckiica told fAo ai!nr to For furthor particulars apply to so down to r!;p mail nx-- and hrini: B Y FRISCO FROM SHIPPING BOARD up tlio mail I'as In thr exci'enaait tn-- & thr saved two pom-h- of pi int CASTLE COOKE, LTD., Agent, Honolulu mail hut pot no pouches of Na'prs ' Thay nade a sorond attempt hut wh.cn for of everal of th It i a further shown by tin? s: ir i u thpy pot to ti'.p mail room acain found i"rman refugee ran hant stati'- - men t hat as the British haw ;e.-- ARMAND'S i i w !i l.e-- ra-arl- so tilh'd w'ith smoke from the f r ers. towed from ti.i. ail ,J it !.ae withcrawn front t!:e icifio -- t CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL i forward that they could not pet in. port to San FraiM isco for permanent t: e .'. inere are tiainiia: i,-- rade Mill iwc so they had to rush to the litehoats repairs. have In en made t the fed- routes and business a- - b and Regular Sailings to BRITISH COLUMBIA FIJI wpw Complexion Powder without pavinp any morn of the haps. eral s!;i; pinp hoard by the San ran-cis"- bounds which commercia interests ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA' ' chamber of commerce and vari- of this eountrv should do something ous shippinp firms of tja Hay City, to pet into their own hands. Another For further particulars apply to . INDORSED BY EVERYONE WHO HAS TRIED IT BEGIN accordinp ti the Coast Seamen's .lout-nal- point to be urped upon the shipping THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., DREDGNG It say: board is the deflection of a l.irpt General Agents "An official request to tl;e United amount of Orient imports to Sar This wonderful toilet accessory contains abso- States Shipidnp Hoard from the San Francisco instead of throuph Svez to ew York, aivinp Arra-r- 1 Francisco Chamber of Commerce to thus th" an lutely no chalk or lead (ingredients common to ABOUT AUGUST 5 turn over at least two German vessels railroads a larelv increasam busj- - PHONE 2295 REACHES most powders); and on account of its unusual to the Pacific MaH Company for " foreipn ejpht from this coast service out of this nort to the Orient f, t!'e Hast. Hustace-Pec- k fineness clings longer to the skin. It comes in probably will be made. Several ship- Want to Charter Boats CoM Ltd. de- ALl Up Offioial advices from the war ping men up "Work on repairing the German rmu ROCK AND SAND FOR CONCRFtc two odors, Violets of Paradise and Bouquet of Washington ("1. iiae taken the matter WORK. partment at to Lieut with of commerce and hark Ottawa, seized recently iv fed- - FIREWOOD AND COAL enui-neer- the chamber five white, pink, Robert R. Raymond, corps of . j uutfcN STREET Paradise; and in tints, natural, early action is looked for. ul oan i ii. a tl el P. 0. BQX Hawaiian Department, state lyins ouui 212 brunette and creme. Glut of Orient Freight interned at Richardson's Hav that dredPinp in Honolulu harbor, since the opening of the w ar. w as be- OAHU RAILWAY I which is under contract to the Stand- "It is pointed out by shi; per that gun durinc the week at Hanlon's TIME TABLE F R E G H T is glut of await- - ard American Dredpinc Company, there such a freicht vards in Oaklanrl fa-itai- Wa viand and 50c and $1.00 packages will commence on or before Aueust ing shipment in the Orient hat theyiforn0r magter Qf thp w,ja,pr Heluca OUTWARD poods AlsoTICKETS cannot ordered. Aus-ikewis- e 15. receive and;who has reCently returned from For Waianae, Waialua, reservations tonnage hero is .; Kahuku and any point on No word of any on the that the net tralia wjth that V(,ssei has hppn Way 15 tha conference large enough Stations 9: a.m., 3:20 p.m. mainland. is in messape. Col. to take care of the narm?fI commander of For matter civen the the Ottawa and Pearl City, Kwa .Mill Way WELLS-FAR-G- offering and See O Raymond says, hut the cable states freuht They believe that suporvise her repair. While Stations f7:,;o to .Mail sv a.m., 9:U am. A. CO., 72 is satisfactory with this aid the Company should eral dipping firms in San Francisco 11:.'!0 a.m.. p.m. S. that this date th? ' 2:13 3:20 p.m.. King Hollister Drug Co., Ltd. be pr. en because it is impossible to havp askP(1 p.m.. St, Tel. 1515. r war department. for Ul0 rnarter or pur o:lo 1D:30 D.m . n k have steamers built at the present; of' - The contract for this work was chase German 'vessels in San Fran- For Wahiawa and Lellehua -- 11:02 1 e- - - Cjil Eastman Kodak Agency given to the Standard American com- - Cisco ml Honolulu, which are to be' a.m., : 4 U p.m., 5:00 p.m. 11:30 pany several months apo and for con- - "Just now, they say, is the time to j repaired and put into commission, no p.m. F. L. Phone 1848 Fort, near Hotel Street siderable time no definite word lias foster an American merchant marine) such authority has been granted. Wire P'or Leilehua 1(5:00 a.m WALDRON Fran-- J r LTD. been obtainable repardinp it. It is on the Pacific and to trivo San advices to one firm from Washington Cisco a large fleet of American ves understood that the company will stated that the government plans to IX WARD Shipping & Commitsion Merchants probably hip dredpo sels to compete with the Japanese operate the vesseis itself and that send its turbine Arrive Honolulu from Phona 3428. Fort & Queen which it lormerly had on dredging steamers which are in such numbers! none will be turned over to private Kahuku, St. here. Waialua and Waianae 8 : 36 a.m., jobs here, for this work. owner 5:30 p.m. Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Pearl City 7:43 a.m., S:36 Y. TAKAKUWA & CO. PASSENGERS BOOKED a.m.. TO ASK BOARD TO COURSE TO OPEN 11:02 a.m., ! :38 p.m., 4:24 p m., Limited 3:30 p.m.. 7:2S p.m - I. I. Maui 'NAMCO- CRABS, packed In Per str. Ciaudine for Arrive Honolulu 1 V. from Wahiawa and Sanitary Cane, wood ports, June ('. .Moore, Joseph - lined lellehua l.- a.m., 1: Abreu, M. E. Cordeira. '9: p.m., Nuuanu St., near King St. NAME ENGINEER AT V. M, TONIGHT 3:53 p.m.. 7 : 1 3 D.m. A commission of three members, ap- The Haleiwa Limited, a twrvhrmr pointed by Govern r Whitman, is to train (only first-clas- s tickets honored), leaves Honolulu every Sunday Most Complete be established in New York State to on road at 8:30 Line of Chinea In order that work the belt Offering an opportunity men a.m. for Haleiwa Hotel; Goods cooperate with the Federal Govern- from may commence as soon for returning at the Pali who tu prepare examination, arrives in Honolulu at 10:10 p.m. ment and other states in the conser- as possible, now that the legislature want for vation and distribution of food. for commissions in tht Officers' Re-- ! The Limited stops only at Pearl City, FONG INN CO. has appropriated $300,00o for this r.wa .Mill and Waianae. purpose, George Collins, city serve Corps to secure coaching in the Honolulu's Leading Chinese Curio and Dr.ily fExeept Sunday. county engineer, will ask the board technical subject in 'hich they are tSunday Store 1152 Nuuanu St, nr. Pauahl. examined, a preparatory only. of supervisors at its meeting this even course under K. F. I ing approve the appointment of the instruction of Lieutenant G. P. .NISON, C. SMITH, to Witsell, A., engineer. 1'. S. will oun at the Superintendent. G. P. A. another Young Men's Christian Association D. J. CASHMAN In his letter to the board Collins this evening. Lieutenant Witsell will TENTS AND AWNINGS points out that work of that magni- direct the study of the men in tr.e NIETERT IS SLATED Luau Tents and Canopies for Rent tude will need an engineer who will class and will lecture on the various FOR STENOGRAPHER Thirty Years' Experience give iiis entire time to it and as the subjects with which they ho St., near Allen, must IN Fort upstairs present force has all the work it can familiar in order to pjss their exam- HEEN'S DIVISION Phone 1467 attend to another engineer is neces- inations. sary. H. F. Nietert, official shorthand re- Roosters that Strut Captain P. M. For position Cojiins has select- Smoot of the Reserve porter for the local federal court, has ney and Reporters J. L. Horner and this Corps Wit.-ei- 13 and Lieut. i have just H. H. R. as a ex- -' Kea, a civil engineer who been selected by Judee William Jordan commfftee to and hens that lay well are healthy and happy; ed Chirles completed courses of has considerable construction instruction with lieen as reporter for the third divis- amine Nietert as to his qualifications. on done two large groups of men who they're fed our work about the territory. It is esti- are nowj ion of circuit court. The judges have The examination may be held to take their examination. is a - mated that the .$"."'..000 will take th1 There appointed Attorney Willism L. Whit- to Waikane and lare advance enrollment for this new belt road the district class. It will meet a large amount of prelim- three evening a will entail week from 7:3u p. Men! Progressive inary surveying. to m. interested should enroll at the ass-- j FOOD EGG FOOD ciation before 7:3o ton,ght. SCRATCH Richard Hippo. ?.. of No. W. 113th St., New York, told Fire Marsha! Prial Most successful poultry growers use it. and Principal Hirkins. of P S. l",i 117th St.. and Sr. Nic'iolas Avenue,' CAPE CASE GOES how he caused four fires in the school; EMUS in three weeks. Professor An American servine in the German California Feed Co., Ltd. Absolutely Pure army has been awarded the Iron Made from Cross. He is Capt Oswald Sapper, TO GRAND JURY Phone 4121 Alakea and Queen Sts. Grapo Cream of of Mavi!lo. Wis. He asked American; Tartar newspapermen to inform his wi;'e and1 Bryan friends at Ma.wille that he is m good no ALUM health. City Attorney A. M. Brown thi afternoon was to present to the ter- ritorial srand jury tla- - cae of Wald 01 F Cape, an enlisted man. says: charted with assault with intent to murder It is alleged Cape, using a revolver, s!;ia I'etf-- Manuel Johnson twice m tia In offering an exchange of speakers at the -- tomach and otae in the arm follow-in-- row at F'earl City. Republican and Democratic rally Monday other cases scheduled to en befoiv night: ;.ie grand jury today ware tiiose o: ' .an C.iT;ioso. charged wit!; an ind'-er- a Sale of Millinery assault on Roseline Ilosa. and "It is of course mutually agreed that both June i'kars Naone, charged with first de- cree burglary. It is alb'gpd Naone en parties will be given a respectful hearing and tered the store of I. Aoki and stole i that their speeches are not subject to newspaper Starting Saturday - at and five pairs of trousers. J report or editorial comment. We naturally JUNE 2ND NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL & wish the voters and not the daily press to pass ROTTERDAM LLOYD offer an t'X'etional opportunity t oltain lato-- t m on the relative merits of the speeches made." JOINT SERVICE imported Hat-- , now shape, rlowers ii i l m s. -r-;t- tlv To P,atavia, Java, Thanking Professor Bryan for his kind offer, reduced )ria--- . via Yoko ; Xaija-ak- ques- aina. i. Ilonirkoni; the Republicans find it ia quite out of the Also Silk Goods, J.a'iiior Ware, Kimono-- . la and Singapore. Saiiinu dates, tion to hold a star-chamb- er rally. Cliine. Pineaple Silks. freight and pas-cnir- er rates on' application. PLAY SAFE AND VOTE THE STRAIGHT C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., Agents" REPUBLICAN .TICKET. r. V, K. ISOSHIMA IltiyHEflYfllW EYES flEEn.R""FJ '' HO.VOLILL STAB-BULLETI- N, FRIDAY. .H'XK 1. VJli.

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. , S 1 ... .' Result of Votes Cast, City and County Primary Election Held May 19, 1917, ' !::: ! ; ; : i : " . .: a . ' , : u. ,r...... oa i; Ifo- City and County of Honolulu.

' ),. ; . Fourth District by Precincts Fit'T'i District by Precincts ' i t : ', t U lb o i I;,. i u T ' - ' I: N ; . . :;. Mr i !; Mo ' 7 - : Ttl. flrd Tt! Lunia't a .. r e i i ' ' !..-- ? m. - i... u :t .'Mm- .4 :.t; : ;::: 10711 t ; ; t . : j . U . :: - i..-- (.. i!a n..-- ' 1.;- - ...(.. - ' :. i, i f rr I h- - - ' MAYOR. t!ir- 7 'I r! (",rd Ttl. . i i ' ' i H I.':-- 7". ." 1 N i ' S ; ; : 14 I'd!,,,, . ' ii none. i ..e a ' l I i'- - r 1 . - i ' ; i : : i I.ano. io':::i '. 177 f ;:: - : Mi .' i.n of iot :'v Hi'lf :7 :s:7 .ro j)!: .1. ris I . m ' - 1. (pi ifli' , i: a'l.'y lo 'nin- them l:. to '"m. t t 7 1 : ; : m.. . iJ 1 t 'groin- i i ' .:. ira ' a h. 1 d'li larfrir 54 .'. i Kr;t:3ul'"l.o. Daviri K 1 joini;. .i -- r :' '' " 61 I'tii. ii .. i; . t, 'i - Siirr ' v. i i : l. i fi r int 'Till '. ' i ' K- i a dib v : : i i . j; rf H:iib'a's SUPERVISORS. i. i . T;l (3rd Ttl - . rc-ifi- i h i w co' j " -- Reas i At ocean, i ' ; ; " Prri 'i .V .... : ..: . i j ;s 71 : (Hi .'.i . 1 : - IT : 7 i .I- It Ic ' ' i :i Call V. 4. "T" 27 1508 Rti!':'i ific ' !! "Tl ' . .' -7 ";:;). i ".2 I 7 " It 7'' n ij 15 7 ' ' s .3 J i i t 2"! lsx 12 2 1216 2375 . :.. .n Clii.i T.ouiiJ on ' .. rean.n ui;. i ' fofilir i r. t s ( i : ; ' ' L : i - : . X 11 4 '..-- r j :.7 m t'.i '1 1.: 7 1 1 1 4 ct-z:A- p 113 45 22 31 t i u: i I' till- ' 22 1268 28S6 in it ' 1 ' ; ' ' A i i . i i m. i ' ? ' mi h:h 't 112 L'4 .1 13 2'' '.1 M 2 34 :: .;, i 4 ; ,i i'nn I'at ifi N 412 1273 mendalie:: mil's t i : i : ' - 7 - : - i. .' ...... it ir, i -- N -- ' ' -- ) ' .:'. r:f 17 r mi ." .. '' '3 ' j,i 2. 1 ' i i ". 1: 2006 . i .t: - - 60 - v- '' Larva! en : v ; ! ' .i.- ;.n i !: i 1 : - :. t 7 s ' ' :. 1" - -- 4 4 4 s ,; i . '; . ;, 1; 397 1030 ! I ii at ;i o.::-f-- rterv Cesi'll! !ol .;:.", : i 1 t i . 4 ' ' . It t7 : .v.- 31 :2 7 7 . : ; ' :! .7 .4 1. . :i 4" .7 .n . ;:. j ..: t ll: !." Ad "f.' . . 4:.? T":5 Hawaii. ot .tni ti ir ntfts. -. i ' ' 1: : It I- 2.- 74 17. 127 1M-- 4" 41 i r;: -- 'n;::,:, 2"1 '- - '7 '.7 '' 127 !". 7 7 .1 ',-.- '1 7. 17'' 25 3226 : ii . i. v i :i . - . ;"a;nn,'!i! . 131 Ha la J oio-::-- ! Q : ' ;:a ( t i . . o 1 2'- inn :. ' 12 !V, - 24 61 15 ,7 17 ".. 2 n ; I 5: .7 512 handicrafts i.iio i.ri: i ". ; : v. : '. . ' i : 7 l 7 : I" 'i I'V' .:i M ' - 4 i 4 1 1 : ! I1 i i ( :i t Hi M k .." '4 .2 23 4 3 2 T)0l i.-- in juc n r i. r ir 01V :,J ...11'. "t -- kea theater " ! 'ye-- ? -2 .- !' ..n . s :- ' ... N7". 5 1 : '!! r. ... 142 M 2 12 2 4 5'' .' 1 4 4 " ; 4 .: i v :: 3i 46 1337 Honolulu, ii lv :'r - iui i it- K i ! 7 1 1 t 1 I - .Sam'! A LO 1! 17 21 1" 17 2 5 -' .m M t 10 4 12 2 1 124 303 mos-S- .rn:'"i .i'i! la:.- iio'ir "t !.:. . T' theater 'ami. i.ll f ' 1 1 1 1 . 7 7 7,1 ' 1 .)'.; J'. I'.arney ." 7.: 2 7 7', 2 -- 11 n : :7 3 .:; A t u! 71 4 1109 nisbed w itli "' u in" n i f , 5S K H I i I i ; j l.-- Ai'"hit' 11 s ' 2 M 14.; 11 4 15 11 1 ;-- 4 I -a Khfle. ' l., 12 l i o; 40 293 436 chairs. Th- thato.- .no! ami row i. t!o iinitina dele . " "Ft-n- . t i 4 7 7 1 l.f It 13 S4 : lv6 i :.: 7.4 ::') 4 2 ' ". 11 2: l 4 57, , '. ! i n 42 51 o'-i'i-- l .s 4,; 17 the sta-- !iu arroiiit'K - ( M.'ld b fo? then s 520 1455 i' i??ri I i 1 1 1 an' )a:: : . t 14.1 7. 4 M . l.oqnn. 1"4 loS Ml 4'. 1".'. M 7 4 25 52 7. ,56 7 7 7 ' 7 4 4 4 1 1 lit." 5'. 2 25 629 17S9 Good ii: tp rooms a; i ; n d i:i. 7. cuii ai ...i'ii'e ; ;: ; :.: :l f i. ui. .lo, 44 4 41 122 n",3 l'1 7 1" 11 3.6 f 5 I 1 7, "I p !' Is a ln'.isury :'.:Cns; ivn..riP at SPtuliii Mi'-o- Ill ;2 52 i5 33 42 5 3 13. 454 1147 :i:naKf;i j..'v its. M i i A f'l S ii'. H !' t: ?' 1S1 17, 2 51 17 '.'3 2o7vi 21 7.3 23. 1 1 4 4 i I ,r: 2:t 34 7: 45 64 15 7'. 142 17 11 25 29 i ri u s n and d'j. ."'itinp of on" msh -- 1245 3293 re ed .n.l n. : .:" 3i:su aits r.-- ; : :. m ;, 4 1 ; .: 17 4.; 411 4 5 1! 7 7. 4 1 ' i . ui''-.-"; 23 65 45 !7 32 56 2 6 7.67 778 tries, ns well . v ork io;i o.it, and the m.i' i i i .Jri 5 1 H.'i.'. !':,Ti. 1"1 24 21 77 5'.i 22 9 5 26' 1'6 11 67 4 1 4 In its siar.n;;s rais are spi eM tp;:": qi lommitteo earnestly 4" 74 24 52 5o 4 5S4 1090t arts. 2 I 4 7 'iir, T. (in 21 t.4 57 37 1" 37 345 1" s 4 5 19 51 4 4: ;s 27 41 3,2 1 3 l)erf?ctly Hawaiian ii"als . thp cnairman of each ot 31.5 688 roOnd 'cifsts i ! r ( 11 1 r 1 1 4 1 I I ' liK l:. ia 11 :'4 9 3 2" 7 2 11 ' 5 5 : 4 13. 4 (1 7 4 t o - - of an 15 5i 2 29 26 I 462 jireiiarcd th i ersonal suj.er romtiiitteep lo inform it - under 'tiier I ! ( 1 ivdtlj. ' il!o :;t 21 h l'K 26 12 9 5o 45't 1 3 2 2 4 47. .3 ( ran be made to dofta-- .5 V '" 172 73 - 2 6; 2 1 760 1210t vision ol women to the manor and 'dans that . Kauiina'i-aui.-- K. Di . . 71 22 ' 6 3 21 223 16 1 ' 3 L offered r ith of lb enUrtfl;nmoni C ... II 16 12 Tt 76 3.5 7', 14 2 4 3'l 1 5 400 623 to the islands It work that . S 4 1 l- i.irtet-- SiMii (In 7. i IS 24 S 6 25 12 21 1 J 4. M3 1" 17 2 12 62 7.0 5; 12 3" 2.1 eg a for the fanii'ie.-- t comniittoe. id u 42 4 .359 662 rereition a ; .Irsse 12 4" H 15 11 s 571 '.2 17 2 12 6 7 151 47 4 7 of visiting delegates. .'f2:una:. i. ;i lis 42 17 99 2't to 7 9i79 14S0r i ) ,y 4 1 1 Makia. .lo'.m :'7 J i M 22 s 2 2 2'66 -'" 3 7 17. 1 :1 "Tlie grounds of l.aniaken 22 16 9S 57 5 17 27 5 76 :! 44 750 'ner .Io-- ) i 1 : 1 n ' 7.4 2 4 .V, 1 4 ! J'tai Ufjn:. M 4h 5:i 5'i 55 -- 6 16 2 2 25 Ti5 72 '.'2 2 3.7 7 1 7,4 3 t) 635 . uerhans two acres, abounding' in FIGHT 1193t SOLDIERS ..;.' l.Vi 1 f c;'!:;n. Wi'iiain ii IDi Mi 151 lo4 1,0 121 112 51 14 96 1294 45 51 31 j:; To 1.;:; shaded lawns, and here old Hawaii V" Is .l lay 151 47 1"4 l.o 57 29 12 1150 2444t ( ) i . I.ef.tpr 140 144 iil 167 12K 9 47 1.16 l'"1 t!2 16 vs 12!'7 1 2 4 1 1 j Petri 56 25 5" 71 184 15o TM 43 14 to i ve again TH 62 25 14 1126 2423 has been made ri-nv- 1 H i n 11 :'7 t "J7 17 :t'i 3n 2 7 7 5 2's 25'i 11 1 13, in and1 .iamfs 44 64 51 ;9 M 1' 34 2') 3 1 359 618 "There aic uiass homos ( i I'j'i.ii. D 9 :i4 31 11 2 4 22 15 M 7 3 2 t 4 before which lai.hala matting is ARRESTED J'?s? lS'l "5 22 36 40 37 201 162 34 65 99 52 6 9 989 1694t woven by Hawaiian women, who are) UNTIL i teaching tlie younuer generation thisi i 1 . art, the almost lost art of beatm SHERIFF. 9 Tt 11 12 Total 4 5 6 7 9 Tt 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ! tapa and shown ki its cor- is here revived among at the t R i , , I . Figiit'r.j; soldiers Hopkins, hdw ard 145 214 198 161 113 15., i5 i5a -- 45 5 1 ,. 11 . 7 a i'i i" '' 20 44 132 165 5 T 24 T 6S 4 ! lla- - 22 3T entiTe process, while ancient of King and Kameharneh-- 7.1 3,6 ner street Wise. John H. (R 63 24 21 25 5 59 In 5 14 124 .6 9 19 2".t a' 26 S 21 59 24 56 7,2 44 16 2 2 mpn tlip Una .1 is 401 82S rarve liv hand Wednesday night terrorize ( r?ltn IV road Rose. Charles Ii. D) 171 192 113 15" 1S2 159 162 5S 14 12:: 152S 74 3' 2 4 ' 66 62 1 SI 233 12 235 61 123 173, 90 16 15 I calabashes that were ouce the pride residents in that vicinity nnd led "; of these islands. On Laniakea grounds the arrest of three enlisted men hy t the artists of Hawaii have establish squad of jiolice snd the provost f,::aru 1 -- CITY 4 S 9 T'. 2 4 4 ed their studios and offei to f.ther which answered a riot cv.il. The po AND COUNTY CLERK. 1! !2 Total 3 5 6 7 x 9 10 11 12 13 1 15 16 17 pa E most .attractive exhibits of in tint's lice report that some of the soldiers Kalauokalani. David iRi 321 29h 317 .Ml 2"D 142 235 2S4 96 2S 15 2t'.5o 67 62 5 123. 7,s 56 17,4 262 160 294 1 1 Jot 274 118 36 4T - n M. ! of Hawaiian scenery for ihe delecta- had been drinking. Rright, John (Dl 63 37 32 105 35 6" 59 Tt 4 So 5SS 22 2" 9 21 32 35 28 179) 75 108 23 42 62 39 4 5 Shots were fired, ions throv. n :.t:C "In every way LALiakea seems to epithets hurled but no one was ser; ' lend, itself splendidly to list? enter- jusly tnjtrred. One soldier was I rent- AUDITOR. 1 2 3 4 3 6 7 S 9 lo 11 12 Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 12 13 14 15 1? 17 tainment of guests, and a ed for painful bruises ;.t the ?:.'? ' ' 1'H L' 276' S9"" 33," of many of the lead 'is woinon gency hospital. Guns, ammunition pnd Bicknell. James (R 49 209 24 236 9' 174 zlf 74 16 5"1993 25 1 1" 14 95 23" o2""9395inr127 "57"l 411478S 29 3l" of Honolulu is otfvej to ento'taln razors taken from the gang at the Woodward, Edward K. (R) 112 142 51 60 40 169 72 135 125 3 12 152 IT'S 3 47 5o 45 40 40 12 57 235 XX 234 71 T2 177 63 5 15 v t Blom, Albin (D) 30 43 22 27 IS 69 24 33 37 16 6 3D 355 15 x X 21 nere me mmnies oi ioiunK police elation were turned over jth 25 20 3" 32 94 64 72 17 25 50 28 7 4 " thus may be bfought a' out uie;:,aii nu,r- - the men to military authorities yes- tain m en t In one central place, a com- - terday. names 1 i'tnon home and a common headquur The arrested soldiers nave cl TREASURER. 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 12 Total :' 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 . . 1314 Ttl. Grd Ttl. ll Ir a n IKa .Jvfh C. C. rnd " J " Clyde Diffen, W. Anderson E 1 x91' Ooakling. David Lloyd (Ri 28S 262 277 23U 54 13t 22i 266 S22315.s 238 56 71 104 44 58 201 143 261 98 189 227 T04 26 S.TTaMO" Convention. David Nodlin. all of tlie Quartermas- ill 4220E r. Chic Asch. Julius W. (D 100 115 70 76 64 16o 50 11 96 45 9 9S 1001 47 49 12 32 195 111 156 41 73 123 58 14 15 1048 "Laniakea is therefore most cor- - ters' Corps, Fort Shatter. Three men 2049 daily recommended ny tne eiucrt.nin- - listed on the police report of the af- fair and said to have been combatants CITY AND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S : ,t 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 ."ment committee as the place and COUNTY ATTORNEY. Total - - 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Ttl. Grd Ttl. in melee gave names of George K. 8.1 the E Brown, Arthur M. ( Ft ) 239 24 i2$ 211 254 90 29""l5H '2245 76 60 51 110 56 55 111 242 139 254 !'l 169 264 127 24 33 Robinson, Company D; Cpl. W. C. 261267 1S31S1 1957 4202E tuu v cuuuu aLiu i iiv u i.. i laintKcuk i Lightfoot, Joseph (D) 133 122 108 110 T1'3 141 53 119 1T 36 6 108 1152 26 24 17 23 48 35 16 54 177 113 162 49 95 106 54 17 9 1024 2176 i Scott, Company K, and Clyde Powell. our .fft:ests. Infantry. ' "Respectfully submitted. Company H. all Second It "ALEXANDER HUME F.RP, was Robinson whose face was swollen and cut. police threp ar- The report that the I do hereby certify foregoing is a votes olAtli Vint; vincmiuii. men got an altercation that the true and correct tabulation of the In thi rocommendfition the rntrr- - rested into received by the respective candidates named with the Second Infantry men and a hereinabove at the Primary Election held r i n m un r i'iiifiii ' u i ik i ik Ufa i i on Saturday, May 19, 1917, in City County ensued. The story goes that the the and of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, X procrara flrht as KEY: kokua of the chairman cf the iu a taker from the Official Returns of the Result of Votes Cast at the said Election. 011 Secoud Infantry men took refuge Rejrat-Jcan- Japanese store owned by Yamane. Hie in the Qft'ice of tho City and County Clerk cf the City and County of Honolulu. x, Nominated, v grounds Policeman Isaac K. Waiolama, who In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal o7 the City t Democrats, Nominated. . Meeting Delegates Plans for led five policemen and Cpl. Srumanski and County of Honolulu this 23rd day of May, 191". Lahoi, Nominated. Acting; on the assumption that the of Company L, Second Infantry, in E Elected. 1 V 1 U VUUICUUUil Kill lvsut.liv charge of the provost guard, reports D KALAUOKALAXI, on Monday mornlns, September 17th, that the soldiers were shooting and (Seal Clerk, City and County of Honolulu. 1917, and adjourn Tuesday afternoon, generally stirring up a riot. He sayi" Territory of Hawaii. ,; September ISth. the entertainment they were using their guns freely, fir-in- g committee Is working out a tentative and shouting and throwing stones. program which it suggests, chiefly A .22 caliber rifle, a box of .22 cal- . lor the purpose of drawing from the iber cartridges and a razor, all sail Red Cross society is taking snccial ' CORNS LOOSEN other committees suggestions and to be Anderson's property, and a .38 review work this week in preparation OFF per- TO assistance that wu, onng anout caliber revolver and a box of .38 cal- JUDGE BANKS fo rthe examinations to Le given on WITH MAGIC "GETS-IT- " fect cooperation. iber cartridges, said to belong to Dif Friday. f It is suggested as the delegates fen, were taken from the men. The attendance of the ladies at the 2 Drops Do the Work, 1 . 1 . Painlessly. Summer irom fiilllK) airne cany uu oniu.uavri.... meetings has been remarkable, and Excursion Rates they be met by the mem- Maj. L. msruicg that HILO MAY SECURE TAKE OATH SOON Frank Putman has expressed "I tell you, before I heard of TJets- - v. ' bers of the credential committee and himself as highly gratified ith the I - BRANCH OF LOCAL It' used to try one thine: after an- NOW IN EFFECT their official badges, so as well as 1 to receive results with the sustained other for corns still hail them. I !; that this formality will cause no delay JAPAN CONSULATE interest. used oandages and they made my toe on As soon as he receives cable ad- BETWEEN DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS, I in opening the convention tfmo so big it was murder to put ou my Monday morning. vices from Washington. D. C. James AND EXCURSION TICKETS, limited to 30 It is rumored that: the Japanese ASSAULT BATTERY HONOLULU davs from date of sale, will be Auto Club members will pro-.id- e J. Banks will take the oath in fed sold The government will establish a branch daily the regular machines to' take the guests to eral court as assfstant V. S. attorney, CASES FURNISH MUCH AND at single fare for the office of the consulate in Hilo in the Wai-a'u- a, sicht-secfu- succeeding Samuel B Kemp, now rr nd trip between Honolulu and .the hotels assigned them, ov very R WAIALUA near future. Consul General judge cf second division of cir- BUSINESS FOR COURT Half iwa and Kahuku as follows; as they may desire. Volun- request sue!: the Aioroi has made a that cuit court HALEIWA teers from the Outrigger Club have a branch be established in the Cres First-Clas- s $2.15 guests, Banks, ho says he fail-e- n real spore Honolulu' is as- AND offered to entertain the Hilo cent City, and It has been proposed Judge has The in Second-Clas- s 140 and their families, at a surf riding to appoint T. Tmai in charge. in love with Honolulu and with the sault and battery, if the police court KAHUKU party in the afternoon. It is sug- Mr. and Mrs. T. imai recently re- P?ople cf the city, was born in Bullock calendar yesterday was any indica- graduated 11 gested that the fraternal orders en- turned from Japan, where they had county. Alabama. He was tion. There were cases of this na tertain the Hilo delegates Saturday spent vacation. Imai was for from the law department ot the Uni- ture called and six of these were j their evening. mer secretary to the consul, and re versity of Alabcn:?. and also took an brnd new. Here are the disposi- delegates academic course at polytechnic Railway The Maui and Kauai and cently received his appointment as the tions: Oahu will early Sun- vice-consu- institute at Auburn. A?a He was their famrlies arrive l. Jananese believe L. Campbell. R. Robless and Joe Ixcal judge at Birming- day morning. U ij suggested that at that a branch office of the consulate of ihe circuit couii Torres. p!1 continued until June 8: 8:30 the Hilo delegates and all recep- would a long want in Hilo. ham, Ala., for eisht yesrs and later Mookini. Jr.. Htndrick Silva and till felt removjpd ('o!o., tion committees and delegates assem- to Denver. where he Hugh H. Porter, all fined $7, each. ble at Laniakea and that a start be Dr. Van Dyke, dean of the Rutgers practised lav. for T' years, participat- Silva and Porter had not hern ar ir- round Oahu trip, a College ing in a large numler of important -- made cn the auto laculty, has resigned and his raigned before. Silva assaulted au-- j Cera Tlrie Ton Mdt Try "Get It" rigation eases. They'll Off: stop being made at Ilaleiwa for lunch resignation will be accepted June 3d, other Portuguese. Porter i in Troo,.' and Peel Right In when he 5; and an excursion the glass bottom shall have completed Honolulu is one of the most beau- B, q-- it- 4th Cavalry. rnc neated ,i i'..jf. I J years of used and other thinc ed boats to the coral gardens. The service. tiful cities he ha? ev?r seen, declares disturbance near Palama and Morris'' .hidge Banks. He H eppeciallv im tiia: ate off more of the toe than th'. lanes, according to a report of ti'.c did ccm. fd cut and d; with pressed, he says, with the hospitality affair made by Pnliceman M. A. G m- - the people of the city. iknhe and scissors, but now no mnn1 salves. I tc.iing for m. Two drois of tict. if -i,,. Volcami The policeman cays Porter entered did a!! the work. It mak r the ! the home of Annie de la Cruz, orderea s,r: l ami p?t so loose that w. i ar no one to leave the place 2nd when just ick it right off with o .r tne woman ; an to tne ntMShbcr to er.-- soldie-picke- Dowsett Tract telephone for the police the There has he-e-n nothinc new a:-co- v up a chair to assault her. but ered for corni since fiets it" was RISING! at end of car line (Special StiT-Bultet- Ccrre&soritience.) Tommy Ani and Lum Look .lumped h1 torn. It's the nev nay the con.mon-- : DHl'E. Kauai. .May 30.--Th- e ath- to hold him back, lie ran :iway, but sene. simple, sure ray. ONLY 15 FEET FROM TOP "fiets-lt.- letic teams of the Kauai high and was soon caught. He is said to have j is sold e eryw here. 25c. a grammar school went to Hanapepe been drunk. bottle, or on receipt cf price by ' s'nt Nuuanu Valley Falls todny for their annual picnic. Thp crse of Sir.;! K. Lawrence ,.-- Chicago. Hi. assault Antone ' ROUND About 30 boys ?ohj in )U. p.nu SPECIAL TRIP TICKETS and thf pnnHpa' made ejided In a uspCiided sentc v.i-- Thosf Hon. In recomruended The fines I residence property j f in Honolulu the trip to tins beautiful valley. of Dan Kapihea. Daid N?.eo and Ko :'s ifJ worlds bst orn remedy by' to th i Sailings: Wednesdays, 10 a. m.; Saturdays, 3 p. m. Tne party motored entrance ert Nutthiwa were .ostroned ar-- ii:iiter Drug Compariv nr--i Benson. to ) the ally and then made the long Yamane was fined 525 fur as auli i:r.-- Smith (: Co. Adv hike to the falls. I.ur.cheon was serv- another Japanese I s ed at tiie falls and games and expior mm "My fa'o is my fortune." REDUCED RATES Stsijott Ernst ffliSflL ing trips occupied the afternoon. The "What makes Jinks so proud o: hia f "Heavens: Wiiat has kept ou out party to Lihue in even- ! Agents returned the ancestors? I neer heard anv of them ci bankruptcy? Detroit Free Press. ing. All boys who have played in did anything?" Intor.lctanrl CtPAm Nmirfatinnf n trT g regular 1J1U11U Bethel Street Phone 3646 the interscholastlc games 'That's exactly the point. So many The cat Nice muzzle you're wear- - IIIIVI klkVUIIIIIUIIikUUVIIVVmaj r . , ...... vitmA if ...... r r. f i- -

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by STAR-BULLETI- N FOR SALE FOR RENT i BUSINESS GUIDE authority j legal -e HONOLULU . notices. irif x- CAFES AND RESTAURANTS RESOLUTION NO. 766. IN THE CIRCUIT I 11 ba.MI-WEEKL- REAL ESTATE FURNISHED HOUSES COURT OF THE DAII Y AND Y First Judicial Circuit. Territory of Supreme HOM F ST PADS OR FARM LANDS Desirable houses in various parts of The Manhattan Cafe Meals at all Hawaii. At Subscription: serv- Cnambers. In Divorce. Terms of Oregon & California Railroad Co. the city, furnished and unfurnished, hours; known for quality and R it resolved by the Board of Si Yuhachi Asagi. Star-Bulleti- n per month, Libelant, vs. Wakl Dally 75 cenia Grant lands. Title to same revested at 115, $18, $20, 125, $30. $35, $40 and ice; you 6hould eat tLere. 6J14 tf pervisors of the City and County of Satisfaction 6 cents per copy. Asai, Libelee. Divorce. IS pryear, in United States by act of Coneress up to $125 a month. See list in our Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that eeml-Weell- y Star-Bulleti- n. 12 per Boston Cafe- - Coolest piace in towa. is what you get dated June 9, 1916. Two million office. Trent Trut Co.. Ltd., Fort Open da the sum of Four Hundred Sixty-Tw- o Notice of Pendency of Llbal year. to be street, Merchant. After the show, stop in. at this COOD-- Y three hundred thousand acres between King and and night. Bijou Hotel sL Dollars and Fifty Cents ($46. 5'0, be. opened and sale. Theater, EAR SERVICE for homesteads 6539-t- f and the same is hereby appropriated It appearing to the satisfaction of Advertising RaU: Con- Completely rurnished cottages and n Timber and agricultural lands. out of all moneys in the court that Libelee above STATION. Classified and BuaineM Announce-i- in apartments on the beach. Apply the General Fund the per each lnser. taining some of best lands left Columbia Luncn Rooms; quick service oi the Treasury of the City and County named is without the Territory of Ha- enta 1 cent per word United Now is the oppor- Mrs. Cressaty. 1909 Kalakaua Ave. open week. States. and cleanliness our motto; day of Honolulu, for en account to be known waii; that service of summons can- The Hamm-Youn- g ti:a, up to one tune time. Large sectional map 6779 tf opp. von Eatlmate alx words per line. and night Hotel st, Bethel. as Compensation ror Services Kcnde not be made upon her personally with- showing 'ands and description of 5518-t- f Per one week 30 cents One-bedroo- m cottage at Waiklki. ed (Clarence D. Pringle). in said territory; and that the said lln. 40 centa soil, climate, rainfall, elevations, Libelee some place, un to., Ltd. Per line, two weeks etc. Grant $40.00. Apply Mrs. J. A Gilman. Tel. New meals; Presented by resides in W centa Postpaid, one dollar. Orleans Cafe Substantial known to Libelant, in Empire Honolulu HIlo Per line, one month Lands Locating Co., Box 610. Port- 7466. 6800 3t moderate. Alakea st., cor. Merchant. the the . 60 centa ea. mo. DANIEL LOGAN. of Japan. Per line, alx muzl land, Oregon. CT14-3- 5589-t- f Other ratee upon application. Furnished house three bedrooms, 251 Supervisor. It is ordered by the court that no- or cer- No advertisements of liquors 100x240, two Lewers road, Waikiki, $40.00. Phone CLEANING AND DYEING Honolulu. Mnv 4. 1917. tice of the pendency of said Libel be Automobile will be Choice College Hills lot, tain proprietary medicines Apply J. S. Walker, 828 7180. 6799 tf given to the Libelee by publication at streets. A. B. C. Renovatory; cleaned, accepted. Fort street 6796 6t clothes least once a week for six successive ad- Four-roo- Approved 18th day May. A. D Repairing cottage. dyed and this of n, In replying to furnished Phone repaired. Phone 414. weeks in the Honolulu Star-Bulleti- exactly aa stated in 6104-t- f 1917. dress your repliee LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY 4329. 6800 6t a newspaper published in Honolulu, FRANK COOMBS the advertisement JOHN C. LANE, Terri- eggs, Steam cleaning. af ., nr. Gas Co. City and County of Honolulu. If yon are a telephone subscriber, Thorocghbred Buff Orpington for Furnished cottage at Cottage Grove. Alakea Mayor, Citv County of we will Co. 6234 tf and Honolulu tory of Hawaii, and that said cause Bishop and Queen Tel. 2182 phone j ear advertisement; setting of 15, 52. California Feed Phone 1087. 6800 tf T. H. 6766-l- will be heard by the Presiding Judge charge It. CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS tiMin May 31, June 1, 2, 1917. ' OUR PHONE 13 4911 For sale or rent. Phone 7509. 6784 tf of said Court sitting at Chambers in Divorce in his Room at said Ho- AUTOMOBILES va- Court UNFURNISHED HOU8ES. Coconut plants for sale, Samoan RESOLUTION NO. 767. nolulu on Tuesday, the 6th day of WANTED riety. Apply A. D. Hilis, Lihue, 1912 Packard Roadster, in good condi- June, A. D. 1917, at 9 o'clock a. m. of Autos GJT7-t- f for Hire O P. E., Three-bedroo-m bungalow, 1649 Kauai. Ee it resolved by the Board of Su- guarantee to tion, J700. Address Star Bereta: said day or aa soon thereafter as the KING & NUUANU AUTO STAND-- Itoofa to Repair We 6608-t- f quar- pervisors of the City, and County of Lou Rogers or Bulletin Office. nia street; garage; servants' T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635. same can be heard. . atop ail leaks. See Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that ters. Immediate possession. Apply 6298-t- f Honolulu, April 20, 1917. AJcrito 'Jones We lead; others 8, good condition. Jos. E. sum So. Packard at Trent Trust Co. 6800 2t the of Five Hundred and Ten Phone Co, TiS 6729-t- f BY COURT. 4242 follow. Eureka Paint Brown, room 40, Moana hotel. i$51'.tif.i; be, is THE 2036. Kimura, flowers, Fort st. Phone 5147. Dollars and the same ICinf Phone Two-bedroo- m ANDREW W. HOGAN, St house. Peck avenue, off 6084-t- f hereby appropriated out ol ail moneys AUTO ACCESSORIES Clerk. Peerleaa Preserving Paint Co.. also Vineyard street. Apply 297 Vine in the Ceneral Fund in the Treasury 6796 Toyoshiba, King st., opp. Vida Villa. BITTING & OZAWA, Pitch and Gravel Roof Specialists, All makes of auto and bicycle tires yard street. tf of the said City and County of Hono- FOR ALL PURPOSES 6411-3xr- . Attys. for Ltbelant, still at the old stand. 65 Queen at. and tubes; auto accessories; also lulu, tor the following purpose, to wit: Paper Bags, Cupa, Plates, Two-bedroo- m ave., 31 Campbell Block, Upstairs, A Phone 4911. tf vulcanizing, retreading, robeading, tiouse on Kalakaua Salary Three Truant Officers .. $510."0 NapkTna and Towels, Etc Okimura, T. H. AM.-HA- Vulcanizing Co., Ltd., $20.00 per month. Apply C. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Introduced by Honolulu, PAPER CO., Ltd. P etc. Taisho 6798 6t 6765 April 20, 27, May 4, 11, 18, 25 Wanted Seoond-han- d Ford Truck. 180 Ewa Alakea st. 1511 Kalakaua ave. DANIEL LOGAN, Phone 1410 Merchant, K. Nomura, ' 1. E State conditions and lowest terms. 6582-6- builder and contractor; Supervisor. June J. Ashman Beaven, phone 3197. House to Let 1316 Kapiolani street. excavating, grading, paving, team Mgr. - Addreae P. O. Box 749. May 4, 1917. R "AloW Apply at 809 Lunalio 6797 6t ing, concrete, rock, sand Honolulu. Hawaii, City. 6800 tf FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE St crushed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Moiliili, nr. Quarry. Phone 748$ First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii FURN18HED ROOMS 6568-ly- r Approved this ISth (lav of Mav, A. D. Wanted at once Ford or other light Secondhand camera and lenses 1917. At Chambers In Divorce Kura Ni-shiu- Koda-grap- h good condition. Phone 3191. bought sold or exchanged. Nl-shiu- car In Large room for twe gentlemen, also CITY CONSTRUCTION CO., general JOHN C. LANE, (w), Libellant, vs. Mqjura PIANOS - and Union sts. , 6800 2t Shop, Hotel single room. Special rates ty the 13u8 st., (k), Llbellee. 6307-t- contractors. Fort nr. Kukui. Mavor, Citv f montn. Heinle's Tavern. Phone and Countv of Honolulu, HONOLULU MUSIC m 4490. 6452 G:.i CO. two-bedroo- Phone T. H. Ltd. For one month, fnrnlahed 4986. 6743-t- f Notice of Pendency of Libel. house; near beach preferred; Phone MISCELLANEOUS M. Fujita, contractor and builder, Omi'i May ?,, June 1, 2. 1917. 1107 Fort Street ' 4S27. 6800 2t Furnished room in private family; Must sell at once, cows and electric painter, paper hanger. Phone 5002. The Territory of Hawaii to Mojura water; close in. 6300-ly- NO. 769. ' Apply M. K. Young with hot and cold r RESOLUTIOiy (k), Llbellee, Greetings: Becond-han- d Ted wood tank. Give motors, cheap. Private entrance. Address Box 627. Nishlura Aloha, P. O. Box 749, dairy, Moiliili. opposite Moiliili You are hereby notified that the particulars to Star-Bulleti- n. 6798 6t H. Monzen, builder an 4 contractor. 6744-t- f Care Be by Su- V City. 6786 tf baseball grounds. 662 S. Beretania st. Phone 3227. it resolved the Board of above entitled cause s now pending MEAT MARKET & GROCERY 6602-6- pervisors of the City and County of before the Circui. Court above named, -- Light housekeeping and single rooms. The best market price will be paid for One motor boat, .ength 20 ft., 4 horse- Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that whprein said Kura Nlshiura (w), Libel- Ap-pi- v Ganzel Place, 112 Vineyard, cr. Fort. - cotton rags by power, 2 cycie, Smalley engine. Thirty-Seve- n clean washed the 6434-t- f the sum of One Hundred and lant, prays for an absolute divorce Phone - 6772-l- 3451 l- CONTRACTORS GENERAL Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n. 6734-t- r Hon. I). Dock. Thousand Dollars ($137,000.00) from you upon the grounds of deser- rooms; high eleva- be, C. Q. YEE HOP & CO. Coudoir Player Piano in fine condition, Light housekeeping HAWAII Buildfng Co., building, paint- and the same is hereby appropriat- tion, and that said cause has. been young lady to share room on the Phone 1X98. 6488-t- f n tion; close in. ed low. Box 6 .'2, Star-Bulleti- ing, masonry, etc. 1U22 Fort st., out of all Moneys in the Cash Basis set down for trial before the Judge . Cheap 7180. price beach. rent Phone C6l'j-7- City office. 6768-l- near Kukui. Phone 1195. Fund in the Treasury of the said of said Court at his Court Room in the 6799 3t FOR LEA8E and County, for the following pur- Judiciary Building, In Honolulu, Ter- 83 S. phone Ail kind of fruit, vegetables and for U. Yamamato, Kukui St., poses, to wit: ritory of Hawaii, on Saturday, the 14th M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO. HELP WANTED King and Nuuanu auto stand 4430; general contractor; balding. seed. 1061 Aala street Phone 3554. lease. Inquire at City Hardware Permanent Improvement day of July. 1917, at the hour of 9:00 COFFEE ROASTERS - S354-- t Ala-pa- Boy . wanted to take position in prlnt- C779 tf Co. 6737-t- f Beretania Street from i a. m., or as soon thereafter aa the opportunity $52, Dealers In Old iRS plant Also of K. Segawa, contractor; 0J4 Beretania. to Punahou 000.00 business of the Court will permit Kona Coffee school. Good pay to start. Widening 18.00u.00 Is 'further ordered hear AUCTION BULLETIN HOTELS 6076-t- f Hotel Street It that the Merchant St. Honolulu. ' Apply Mr. Thomas. Y. M. C. A. Permanent Improvement ing of the said cause be, and the same 6784-t- f Pali Road Is hereby set for trial on the 14th day Tuesday being Election Day, our THE PIERPOINT ENCRA i OG. and Construction day, Beach Pali Road Wall 12.000.00 of July, 1917, at the hour of 9:00 a m. SITUATIONS WANTED. rooms will be closed all next "On the at Waikiki" regular sale Friday. Furnished bungalows and rooms: ex- Calling and businem car'is, mono- Permanent Improvement By the Court: grams, wedding and an- Liliha Street 10,000.00 RESTARICK, Stenographer with years' experi- - On Monday we shall sell at the store cellent meals; splendid bathing and invitations (Sgd.) ARTHUR E. ten ; 1000-fo- ot nouncements, v.tat etc cor- Sewer Kxtensions Kalihi JORDAN'S nce wants Box of B. F. Ehlers fc Co.. Ltd., on Fort boating; promenade pier; :orf.r Clerk, Circuit Court of the First Judi- situation. Address SU-BullMi- beautiful marine and rect styles. 'i Printing District 45. '01. 'to WOMEN'S Star-Bullet- in street, a lot of Fine Oak and Maho- mountain cial Circuit APPAREL 66, Care office. view; Department. 125 M"rch;'iit st. by 6800 3t gany Store Fixtures, Showcases, terms reasonable. Mrs. John Introduced Dated this 26th day of April, 1917. 6202-t- 1029 Fort Street Plate Glass Counters, Cash Carrier Cassidy. Tel. 5708. f DANIEL LOGAN", 6771 Apr. 27, May 4, 11. 18, 25, June FURNITURE 1 and 18, 1917. o System, Wall Cases, Counter Stools, m Supervisor. BUSINESS GUIDE May IS, 1917. Lay Wax Figures; all in excellent 2nr!-'n.v.v- .i Honolulu, The f ' tnian Employment office, engin- - New and furniture bought and condition. These are ex- Tommy (who has been blown into 3 building, order and sold. Phone 3j9v !2S1 Fort st. e eertng. contracting: phone BAMBOO FURNITURE. water-fille- d hole) Hurry up, Gruenhagef-Jaiu- Rlbym ceptionally fine value, and the op- 6453 6m Approved this 23rd dnv of Mav, A. D. shell G. N. Nishlxawa, Alapal andl I my pris- 't875. portunity is particularly good for a 1917. mate. don't want to lose Kin. 6738 tf R. Ohtani, Fort, near Kukui, Tel. 3028. oner! purchase of an outfit in Mission Saiki. Bamboo furniture; 63 Bereta-nl- a JOHN C. LANE, 6800 tf Rescuer Prisoner! Why, where is Chocofaies 34 Style Oak to open In Drygoods.: st hiTs-- i f M.v.or. City and County of Honolulu, HAWAIIA T. Nakanishi. Beretania st. near 'e7 ?RUGQ. : Nottanu. Phone 4511. 6:30 a. in. to Gents' Furnishings, or Jewelry in MERCHANT TAILOR T. H. Hotel and Bethtl StreeV ' JUNK - Tommy I'm standing on 'im'. p. m. Recidonce phone. 7096. 5246-t- f tyle equal to the best, as these fix- V)P Miv .".1. Ju hp 1, --'. 1 9j 7 H V Sane, ll?.l Union. 6454-6- m Passing Show. " G tures are not out of date. Sold bough: and l J . Aloha 'Employment Office. Tel. 4889. Junk s.'n. Plnne franfclv as thev are too small for the 64"7-or- u SEALED TENDERS opp. Rapid SHIRTMAKERS Alapal st, Transit office. immense Business requirements oi --' help 6101-t- f YAM AT OYA Shirts and pajamas All kinds fnrnlahed. B. & Sealed Tenders will be received by the firm of F. Ehlers Co., Ltd. made to 1305 opp. MOTORCYCLES, ETC. HIDDEN PeZZLE SILVA'S order. Fort st, the Superintendent of Public W ork s, Japanese help 4. 10 6442-ly- r of all kinds, male and Sale on Monday, June at o'clock Kukui st, phone 2331. i . TOGGERY Home of Komeya, Bicycles. Punchbov. o Kiwi,-- u; until 11 A. M. of Wednesday, June Hart 'female. G. Hiraoka, 1210 Emma prompt, at the Fort street store of '70-l- st 6 f Schaffner & Marx Clothes -- - ; "th, 1917, Plastering Phone 1420. 6054-t- f B. F. Ehlers & Co.. Ltd.. Honolulu H. Akagi, 1218 Nuuanu st shirtmaker. for Administra- 6307-t- Building, King, Auction Rooms. J. S. Bailey. f MASSAGE tion New Penitentiary, Ka near Fort m i i u lihi, Honolulu, T. H. EBUSINESS PERSONALS G. Yamatoya, 1146 shirts, Nuuanu st K. Hashimoto, massage and elect.ro-neering- . The Superintendent of Public Works NOTICE OF REMOVAL. 6451-3.- CHIROPODIST Nuuanu st.. opp. Williams reserves the right ti rej?ct any or ali undertaking otfice. phone tenders. S. NOTICE. 6400-3- DR. 164 The J. Winwick Co. have remov- s. a SHUMACHEL Elito Bldg., P.-an- S!erit:cations and blank PURE ICE S. Hotel St., tours 8:20 to 4:30. Sun- - 923 ed from Fort street to Merchant forms of proposal are on file in th- - From distilled water day and evenings by appointment. MONEY LOANED t street. Rear of the Stangenwald Build- Notice is hereby given that the offiro Pf the Superintendent of Pub- Quick delivery by motor. 'Phono 5536. . 6650 tf ing. 6S00 6t bridge on the main road to Waialua, Money joaned on diamonds, watches lic Works. Capitol ,uilding. Honolulu. OAHU ICE CO. Phone 1123 OSTEOPATHIC at the sharp turn below Manager and jewelry at legal rate.-- . Fed-rra- l CHARLES R. FORBES, .. r Office, 95 N. King 6365-t- Hokus Is Harduppe pretty well "U . W. Goodale's home, was carried Loan at. Superintendent or Public Works, 'DT. ''"P. H. Pennock, osteopathic physi--' known in your town? by Ho n ol u In. . I a y 24. 191T away flood on May 31st The road Fidelity Ixjan Office, 52 No. Clan, 424 Berc jinia st; phone 2350. Pokus 1 should say he is. He's so Klnn st. - is therefore closed to traffic pending Money loaned on diamonds, 6701 tf well known he can't even borrow an HEREBY IN- The Watemouse Co., Ltd, the construction of a new bridge. and everything of value. Les THE PUBLIC ARE umbrella. New York Times. local TO THE COM- NEW The lower road through Waialua, rates. P7r-y- VITED CONSIDER Underwood Typewriters THOUGHT He My love, you are fairer and LAW POINTS, OF A passing the Waialua Mill, is open to MERCIAL Bay New Thought Books. Phone 1579. brlghttr far than yonder star. PATENT. BEFORE MAKING AN 1 traffic. PRINTING 6760-t- f She Well." should hope so' That YOTOGBUILDING By order of APPLICATION FOR AN IMPROVE- one has been extinct a thousand We do not boast of low prices, wlucn MENT: PALMISTRY. yers.- - .(udce. GEORGE M. COLLINS, usually coincide with poor quality, City and County Engineer. put 1I&IE. CLEO The-- noted Scientific but we "know how" to lite, It's not necessarily to make an ad 6S01 go : .Palmist has returned to 254 S. King 3t hu6tle and into printed matter, ditional number of parts or cost, in! H. HACKFELD A CO. is what talkb loudest Street, corner If you de-- 1 and that and to confine a claim. Most every v Richards. - order NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Limited . aire advice cousult Mme Cleo. longest. Honolulu Star Bulletin article that contains old elements, can Evej-fng- a Printing Department, 125 Merchant Phone J606. Hours ) to 6. - be improved upon by some means or Commission Merchants - street. 1 by appointment. Palm read-- Bowler & Ingvorsen have removed another, without increasing its pres- HONOLULU Ing, $1.00.. 6786 tf value. from 923 Fort street to Merchant PAINTING ent im-- ! an inventor claims PERSONALS. 11 WksN Oils the of Stangenwald When aa ' street at rear the In Wokong. citizen painter. Phone provement, he is given credit for. new j Building. 6800 Gt 4671. 674S-l- Toting woman would like to corre-pon- d idea only, although such idea have with: a single man ov r thirty and TEA HOUSES led to the perfection of the device.' 0 years of age or girl over twenty - So therefore what we now present; PUSSY WILLOWS, Ikesu, Japanese T. W. want new and one rfjTe. Address Box 633. Care 'Star best dinners. is. discoveries that Wno gathered them? A , .." Bulletin office. 6800 St Greases AdelinaPatti Oda, prop. Telephone 3212. 6183 tl contains merits. : iropf JOHN JOHNSON -f, WOOD AND COAL Jnpiisitlve Dick (somewhere in CIGARS A tree. , - ' - France Been but 'ere afore, mate? t ' Tanaba Co., Pauahi nr. River sL, teL Office, Ut Sheridan St, Phone '5556. .toona -- Veteran-Once FITZPATRICK BROS. e wi? a Distributed by 2657; whole-M- TV tpsiit ;'' r- - ' ' It- -- firewood and charcoal, i Honolulu KMay 29t419VL ? iovn'ci ' Tetsr.r-L-os " ' 'rit iii. . 29?-t- r ajplal3. AUTO jSERV;ggt SlUPPLYJ:0, and retail. - -- '- f u'Ti J&j enterprise can be done by u with- - And what they dare to 3rearaf, ta fo.-- wear i so mom U' dim onftal plodding and Lowell. .Jnt aod ability- - Milton. PI J

OURTEEX HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- FRIDAY. .JUNE 1. 1:47.

Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin? By BRIGGS

1 Yo vj p The ViGS AMD UT - WHri wife 1 r onj And look LAST 5UMrAR'i 3U(T cur Yourself im TnS ATTIC AND The MiRRoF DO You

-- AMERICAN WIVES hut Iff rt th'-i- r hu'-and- c".:a-' so She ff.n tar a Cu paper pattern, a Thus Yea" - - If- f u ardi- - cloth, a sew-P.- d' m By DOROTHY DIX that the men t'l iUr o' rn.ip and The Won Htgheit Paid Woman ftarr :n t.. hir.f and a creation r; fcrty-niE- Writer. , .'rif ... .hat 1'uPs dollars instead ft. " Moreover, a cer-!- . TIL HENEVER foreigners or a millstone ni;or ;.' nint cent? e k you a v ar. tain ta-t- e and style and way of wear-.r.;- - h Arncr.ran. run o;;t f)f an fihi tliorar. vv triatd r. tr. v. :.o inc.uer.oy? tMr.'T el to thf-- takj pow.r i:h! tnt1 thir.es are with the anv - i x .1, . , - ; ' - (" ! . - of thf country that makes a few whaU at the Am.rUan wife shoulder ' la,Jdf'r 0D u hK il th('ir w horn ib-- accuse -- f hcar.!smss. w(ll-to-d- ertravagai.c a.-- th-- woman L"Ps abroad. v w irifhn?n-- Some i! rj acact American v;; ha', e no : ea?ant wr.men tn tne I" S. A , ti, i . , , hcta o f. there an hut the great majority .ire and none that look like far more thrifty and er rvrok al man Yerbal brlckhats af hi? I their b wbk h i? abundantly, No man be afraid of marry- - 1$ a prea.h-r- . who ha if back nei ;it f i ) n . ii '. the fart not r.c ::;n inn an America: irl. She'll do bora hU't ItTiij jii Mui.i-- ffrti-:- tht. her - !n t n savo montiv until he ceU if he will do his. And there's no years, and the tLinz h- in- - t ay rir - A d:ir.w" r los.: i; ir i f ( shout American hfs wouJd raise inarri- 'I irnat n.."jny Falartl ::'n of !ier in time need j tJiru tf.i-'.- r .v.:.-i' She il thpv;i;h adversity as weil Lh very hair on tLnir r.-- 1th bor-- j cvtr nr'i"'" etik to their r."f !" s til" w as :tosp nty. If you will also o ror and indignation I; ti.e.y fnuT wie HAD it, b-i- b" has down a of the A VrWLC QUARTER TriAT so acContomed to it arrl haln t heard (demand extcrJenee and attend se.ion Do 'AMD TuRkJ ROUUD AMD ANTi Yoo put roup &JiO'.vn Die !.ij!,.u. U;at thf ir wive.-- , Court, you ob-- OVERLOOKED VAJHCM TVVff ft often before. mesfir Helauons will rrM all fo i.f nmney therp no trountd anjd pecidb HAMD5 "CA3UA ilKE" gentlr-men'- Can taKe better :: th and that are practically That The reveread s remarks, however, irniirnsscd a pet more ont f it than they tan. H isband lesertera. but the Wife Pe- - Perhaps au. iJ Tne pockets have erentlv jtv after iaj U-tt- keeji the man n ha mo a . r In whlrh ' At t"T the AtrfTieatl Wife BOt befn sorters Judce tu handine IT VyOuLO Do akju Find rr nlr ' Aint ihoe cfxd a wife- as the fvirei.an womau cut warrants. It is the men who hav he the i.reacher'e charses. anda? en the job things - 'tells a Dathetlc.RtOTT of afrirnd of his, s. that's at! tommr rot Af any rate, unit when cot bad - . at home, not woman. Them whose wife deertel him because h fche finifs th.e nieric5n liian better the bit roonev, "Thin Js the way tUe thau any ot!;er wife wowl-d- . eran U ill JrTme anyone in this coun lot . AMI) - t his Anieri-t'an- selfish- - American lfe treats her hug- fhe has ben evolved .i.ecordin? try to sj.eak diJpaTasirRly of band In th day of adversity," says tastes and eeds. That sh filN Ki" wi.' when practically all of U3 my correspondent. "The Euro- bill to hfs satisfaction in amjOy shown art the children and grandchildren 0 f I r pean woman, devoted only lo her hus- by the fact that while the American those heroic pioneer women who band and family, would cot act so." woman often marries a foreign man, followed their men into the wilder- - Pilfie. Also, nensense There are the American man very rarely mar- , ness, and with their own hands helped good wives and bad wives, faithful ries a foreien woman lze the ath of civi...:ation froui the The clergyman referred to at the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the wives and unfaithful ones, the world mms l Ta,ta over Loyalty has no Reographical beginning of this article criticizes the Gulf to the St. Lawrence. All the SJ 'W Ta limitations. One swallow does not American woman because he says sh hardships that the men endured the TVA Tfc is always gadding of women dared a thousandfold, bFJ - make a spring, Tior should one selfish about instead because far American wife queer the whole race spending her time in the kitchen as they braved the dangers of mother- of Patient Grlzeldas In this country. does the German hausfrau. Well, hood with no science or skill of a Judge woman by the majority and what of it? If the American woman physician to help them in their ex- not the exception. One American is clever enough to plan her work tremity. w ....j a. y e vsgiw. wife may have left her husband when better, to have more kitchen oonven-h- j And these women, who had the lost his property, but how many iences, and to get through her domes-thousand- s strength and courage to do and dare, of women have you seen tc labors so that she has time for left behind them worthy daughters, in-.t- roll up their sleeves and go to work clubs and readin- - and outside o w ho are just as ready to stand back-to-bac- help their husbands under similar terests, she should be praised for it fichting with their husbands as fore-mother- MONEY s OLAA COMMUNITY RAISES FOR circumstances? Don't you know doz-,ratn- than blamed. their were. Read the KAUAI OBSERVES KOREAN SCHOOL n nf women who have converted Certainly nobody will claim that stories of the successful self-mad- e their fine houses into boarding houses American husbands and American nien of today, and you will find just good, thAtr hiishands' failures in husi- - children don't get plenty ot PUCh a wife working, saving, sacrific FRENCH ORPHANS BY ENTERTAINMENT ftr ; Q68at well prepared food. Their looks show ing, pushing him on. to the goal. CHILDREN'S DAY COMMENCEMENT h&t they do, and statistics declare is nothing the matter with Can't you recall plenty of women There 4 A. l only one family in ninety keeps the American wife. She's all right who have dismissed their servants C. TWO LITTLE OF and gone into their kitchen to do the servants. So the wife must do the Three cheers for her. Mrs. F. Eckart Describes; GIRLS housework. (Copyrighted, 1917, by the Wheeler BY (Special Star-Bulleti- n Correspondence.) work, who have made over their old Generous Plan in Letter FRANCE "ADOPTED" E, Kauai, May 3u. On Sun- PROGRAM GIVEN 1am-puahe- Lilil and Another thins; the clergyman d Syndicate, Inc.) clothes, and trimmed their hats, Dr. J. R. Judd GENEROUS FOLK HERE day, May 27, a patriotic service was dres-whe- n to their own baby carriages basts American women for is for heid at Lihue Union church, the came a crop-- sing too well and not looking dowdy, Dorothy Dlx' articles appear regu- the their husbands way for occasion being Children's Day. A In buslneas, and who not only as middle class foreign women do larly in this paper every Monday, Olaa, Hawaii, has led the In spite of the weather, hundreds of Pp In community effort new flag was raised over the church turned a smiling: face upon the world, Score again for the American woman Wednesday and Friday. all the islands a mmmmtmmmkmtmmmmmKiiitmittttttmttmmttitmmsmtmm Koreans attended the commencement to raise funds for the French war or- - with impressive ceremonies. exercises at the Korean school on ! phans. A feature of the service was th Wednesday night. A feature of th raising the flags of all the allied Dr. James R, Judd received the of night was that the five of the seven, AT in in which each COUNTY FAIR news in the following letter from nations the order graduates were boys from the "Land nation entered the war. The child- of the Rising Sun." Whang Joon Tay, Mrs. Edith M. (C. F.) Eckart: as Hawaii, May 2S, 1917. ren of the Sunday school saluted who is now olny 17 years ot age, lss "Olaa, flag was brought forward, and BEAUTY CHATS ' Dr. R. Judd, Honolulu, T. H. each the tallest Korean in this territory James the long row of flags made a fine and Y, W. C. A. TO BE "Dear Dr. Judd: We had an enter- and Is graduating with high honors By EDNA KENT FORBES May 2(3, imposing sight. this year. He spoke comprehensively tainment Saturday evening, con- of The service which followed on the history of the class of '17. at the Olaa Casino, for the benefit patriotic by the Children of France' sisted of recitations The Korean school quartet rendered! the "Fatherless children, and the singing of patriotic selections brought in of the Olaa community that roaring tp REGULAR A AIR and behalf songs by the choir and audience. plause. After the "Prophecy of I am sending the proceeds amounting th) Collars That Beautify Rev. J. M. Lydgate told the story of Class," by Mlyakl, Dr. R, D. Williams, to $252.65 to yeu because I know that The Man Without a Country" to the president of Mid-Pacifi- c A 6CTESCE in the neck makes one yuite you proper officials to send Institute Thtrt is whole loo. demure know the children in a most impressive man- made a short talk on "Leadership ot wearing A pity more and debutante-ish- . money to in 1 am enclos- Young Ladies Will Stage En- of collars. the France. ner. Hawaii." The diplomas were pre-- women in- - decollete of any sort makes bills which 1 had don't know it! For Lw ing one of the hand The church was beautifully decorat- sented by Ross Page, former principal on Friday Ev- stance, wide, youth look mature. The deep V- - through camps, also a tertainment the round collar that distributed the ed with flags and flowers, while of this institution. The graduates were back and belongs 1 H. cpreada out across the shoulders, front to the program. was assisted by Miss flags were presented to each of as follows: ening, June 8 woman in her thirties; the dress on Sailor small E. Carlson, who worked the the children and to members of the Whang Joon Tay, Kim Young Woo, cut off in a straight line running Chorus, and by Miss Frances Boys' audience. Miyaki, Moriyama, Kamikawa, Mito-gaw-a The Asilomar County Fair, planned under the arms, with only small Macredy, with the Japanese girls' cho- straps or puffs of and Tujimura. by the Honolulu Business Girls' Club maline over the rus. Both were fine. The newsboys' The program was as shoulders, belongs to the same pe- MANY TURNIP RECIPES follows: as a means of raising money to send chorus was written by Mrs. Day, wife Prayer H, J. 8ong a delegate to the summer conference riod. The young girl, or the wom- Dr. Day of Honolulu, and yellow turnip is nutritious, an who of the late The Song Korean School of the Young Women's Christian As--. wishes to appear younger put on the stage with the Peacock healthful, fairly cheap and can be than her years, should keep to Recitation Kim Gay Boo4 soclatlon at Asilomar, California, but Ballet in Honolulu some time ago. made very palatable. In addition to History of Class Whang Joon Tay - slight decollete and promises amusement of a sort a little rounded necks, She gave me the music and wanted the usual way of cooking them Korean School Quartet the usual week by for youth is supposedly far mora up here some time, (mashed) try the following: different than modest than maturity and age. me to work it Leadership of Hawaii ' Week The fair will I great success. This cut in cubes, cook until tender William-Presentati- on entertainments. Sailor .collars, unless cut very which did with Pare, Dr. R. D. on of 8 In was to begin until -'- in boiling salted water, drain, dress be held the evening June long In back, are rather youthful, entertainment not of Diplomas. .Ross PagsJ the building of the Young Women's 8 o'clock, but there was not a seat ' with pepper, salt and butter. "America" Korean School too, and almost universally becom- r n fc Christian Association. left at 7:30. Pare, cut in pieces about half Inch Benediction Dr. W. H. Fry1 ing. Indeed, any wide white collar and pepper, As In all county fairs, there will be years "Mrs. Day visited us some time ago thick, season with salt takes and lines and hardness lay in baking dish, cover with milk exhibits of the useful arts wonderful col- Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham. i "HARD TIMES" PUDDING from the face. The high, tight with On Le Brls. On right in oven, much the same man- "economy" dishes prepared by the belongs to two spoke of you often and of the left Renee and bake lar but sorts the We Antoinette Le Bris, sisters. as Hubbard squash. household efficiency class, dainty "Y. woman so beautiful she can be noble work you and Mrs. Judd were ner An original recipe for a "hard' ad- Select as many as required of a uni- W. V. A. goodies" prepared by the pretty in un- and Mr. Eckart and pudding: One cup molasses,! spite of it, and the doing in France, size, scrub, and bake, as sweet times" vanced cooking class, ravishingly usually woman I with keen for the support ot a fatherless child form one cup chopped, enp1 thin who must hide have always read interest potatoes. of raisins, one beautiful "creations" made by the scrawny neck. published in papers of France. three-fourth- s cups! her But even here, the accounts the as above, but when tender, cut water, three and members of the millinery class, and a collar opens a of your continued The new subscri tions w ere from Same flour, one teaspoon soda. Dissolve! that trifle in the from time to time ach one in half, scoop out inside, frocks of all kinds made by the dress- front, and then rolls softly over splendid and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin, Mrs. C. I!. Wood. soda in water, in But--' the efforts in behalf of that with salt, pepper, Dutter. a little beat molasses. making classes. shoulders, will be more be- A Friend, Mrs. C. F. Eckart (Olaai, mash pan. much heroic country. milk, yolk of one egg. Refill emptv ter Steam three hours. county too, there coming. Gordon Hodgins, BiHie Hodgins, Mrs. One-ha- lf As in all fairs, "With kind regards to you and Mrs. sprinkle bread Sauce for pudding cup be shows to de- Do a John Guild, Mrs. Wade Warren skins with this mixture, will marvelous side little experimenting with in which my husband joins me, of on top of sugar, two tablespoons butter, twoj boy, and grown collars and see which Judd. Thayer, Mrs. John Balch, and James crumbs and dot butter light the small the sort looks I very yours, tablespoons flour; beat sugar, flour, on remain, sincerely each and set in oven to brown. ups who have not forgotten the days best yourself. . M. ECKART.'' Mclnernv. and butter together; mix smooth wltbJ youth. physical depart- rv "EDITH of their The ii The program was as follows: Official denial was made of reports a little cold water; stir boiling waterj a Questions and ment is preparing circus, the best Answers La Marseillaise (National song of that Sir George Buchanan, Britisn into mixture; cook a few minutes' Do forty-three- ever presented in Honolulu, Including you think a woman of ,' France.) j Ambassador to Russia, had left Pe-- I over fire, then add one teaspoon va- large collection of trained wild ani- tcho has alxcays lived the plainest tort of YOUNG nilla. a hfe. would be foolixh to start now to make Duet Elizabeth and Joseph Teves trograd. mals, acrobatic stunts, clowns, and herself lock bettert I have been brought Moving picture. all the rest Mrs. Mae Schariin will up to think beauty a vanity - yet some of troupe your Chats have made me want to get to Sailor Boys' Chorus present a vaudeville which will work at myself and see how much I too Twelve Olaa School Boys ORPHAN GIRL provide an entertainment slightly might improve over Sature. I icish you would answer this. Moving picture. more Intellectual.. The board of direc- "Wide, fiat collars add to the charm of Anxious. Song Reply Why not bcrin at once? Der Japanese Girls' tors, however, will have the most almost every type of face lady, common pense may Olaa School The finest spread for the children's vegetable be the backbone Twelve Girls of How She Was Cured. Had timely stunt, an animated of tbe world, but beauty Is its very 6oul ; Moving picture. garden. The rivalry is keen as to and you owe It to yourself and your Headaches, Dizzy Spells, gives a young girl a childlike ex- friends to be as pleasing to look at as it Is Chorus of Newsboys, by Mrs. Day.. bread and for light lunches and who shall impersonate the animated pression that is desirable even in possible for you to be. beauty culture, Twenty Olaa School Boys Awful Pains, Could string sensibly donp, Dot pumpkin, who the animated woman ned take much time Jof-- j youth, and an older a much or effort. You are gladder for looking at Every day subscriptions to the Not Work. picnic is bean, and the animated carrot. younger look. woodland, support of country The small "Dutch" a pretty bit of a pretty picture, fre Tribute fund for the the The very useful store will neck without collar at all is very a loveiy fare why not contribute your orphans are coming to Mrs. A. G. operated by the homestead. This own bit to making the world prettier to be youthful and sweet; the round baby be in' Hodgins. the treasurer. Yesterday is being planned along the suc- Pittfihurph p.q am an orphan rl, 0 store ten ino.ivio.uais jueu-- uremse.ves lo established by the fam- Bnd when only Beventeen year9 old had NEUMANN'S cessful lines give ten cents pe day necessary five cent Yap, Mrs. C. B. Gage. Miss Grace ru. May 27, 1917, Luis Ham, married, the to support myself. ous Woolworth and ten 11 "Absolutely Dieck-mann- . lllliuuyjl 1 would have Pure" Peanuts, lemonade, ice cream Channon, and Miss Annetta merchant, a native of China, fifty-- ' 29, 1917, Mis? but chain. May Cum Sam and such sick speln cones, and canay will be sold by three years old. Hattie Makaonaona. Rev. John J. ROBINSON, In every month that I other association clubs and classes. the Queen's Hospital,' Mathews, pastor of Ka Makua Mau ' would have to of Honolulu. May 1917, .lohn K. stay A fancy work booth in charge the 2, Loa church, officiating; witnesses home from worK, JAMS Robinson, married, fifty-fiv- e years at Club and a flower booth in VITAL STATISTICS H. H. Akana and Mrs. Ahuna. af- Lyrio old. and I could not Marmalades and Jellies , charge of the Wakaba Kai are being f TYLER-ESEUBI- -- In Honolulu, May ford to do it. I also most attractively planned. DIED 28. 1917. William H. Tyler and Mrs. had headaches, diz- show with wha. JONES In the Department Hospital. BORN Two other features MOORE In Honolulu, May 31, 1917, Louise Smidt Eseuhio, Elder Ernest zy spells ar.d a pain Strawberry Still Apricot and safety of Fort Shatter. Honolulu. May 2f, Jesu.-Chri- st My sis- care the convenience to Mr. and Mrfa. George K. Moore, L. Miner of the Church of in my side. Green Gage are being con- 1917, Ridley B. Jones, private in 2" th how Blackberry selling 0 fair patrons of. the of 143" Emma street, a son. of Latter Day Saints officiat- ter toid me Ihe a checking coun Infantry, of Schotield Barracks, un- Lydia E. Loganberry Marmalades In sidered. These are SILVA In Honolulu. May 31, 1917, to ing: witnesses Fineas Fortsou and much at in the price of married, a native of Mississippi, IS Kong. Pink ham's Veee- - Gooseberry ter not included Mr. and Mrs. John H. Silva, of Kaiu-lan- i Mrs. Rose 'Lemon stalwart police-- : years old. tabic Compound had hclpid her, so I several tract. Kalihi valley, a son Eu Raspberry Orange P?ov??ed by the Hawaiian Girls' WELLS In Honolulu. May 29, 1917, For five months a girl, aged Is, began takinr it. The r- ?ult i : I am men gene Joseph. ! - Peach Mrs. Lena C. Weils, of 96SA Alapai whose home is at Milkwood road. now in goci . aith ar.d r.e cr day 25c Grape Fruit WALSH In Kapiolani Maternity charge of the af lane, Palama. a native of Chatta- the Heme Hill, London, has lain asleep from my work, and you ; .ay ru:Mish Quince Guava Jelly The committee in Home, May 31, 1917, to Mr. and Mrs. jar. Mayme Nelson, nooga, Tennessee, forty-on- e years at King's College Hospital. Denmark my letter to shew other girls the per of Miss Alfred W. Walsh, of 1631 Piikoi fair t'UUB1Dlfr. Carter, secre-chainna- old. Hill, London, to the bewilderment of good Lydia E. Pinkham's eetable rthei street, a daughter. " Mis? Map.ib Schariin, Mrs. Mome HAM At sea, aboard S. S. Kuyo Ma- - the doctors. viil do. tary, Mrs. Mae Schmeltz. 3-- Gardner St., Troy Hill, "THE HOUSE OF QUALITY" MARRIED N. S.. Pittsburgh, Pa. MAHAULU-HOK- E In Honolulu, May All OT inO two Eya for a Llfatlma 2 This good old root and herb remedy 31, 1917, Paul H. Mahaulu and Miss E llnvlae Murine ii for Tired Bye. Red Tor periodical TONSILS Ifl0V169 Byea-O- ore lyes Granulated has proved unequalled ENLARGED Jane "A. Hoke, ILev. Samuel K. 5 ByeUda. Beets Refreshes suffering of young women; it contains C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. is 3 healthy children, and should not be cut. See a Kauma-kapil- i i Restores. Marine a Favorite Treatment con- frequently met with in assistant pastor of Z (or Byes that feel dry aod smart. 01 Te yonr 3 what is needed to restore healthful church, Palama, officiating; Byes aa much of yonr lorlnc care as your ditions. King St. Phone 3451 : (he sane regularity. -- - V CMrcpractlc first. r Teeth and with E- witnesses Miss Adeline Hoke and 1 CMIFMTIUL TOO CAIIOT BUT IEW ETfll s Write the Lydia - Pinkham Medicine ' F. C MIGHTON, D. C. Abraham K. Amoy. Bold at Drug and Optical Store or by Mali Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mass., for free loriM Ejt Umttj Co Cklcaco, tar Frta look : CHUN-MAKAONAON- A I itk 'j: : - (Ove? In Honolulu, advice if you need jt. ;: . ?04-Bost- Bid. May's). t iiwi-M'Mt- t ; , atNtia wmim