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Left to right Senator and Mrs. Cummina of Iowa; party on board ttearner (Jack Desha near extreme and Mrs. Mann on right); "Unclt Joe" Cannon and Speaker Holstein of the local house of representatives. -- Kodagraph .Prints. JAPAN DECIDES baseball results rf 124 CONGRESSMEN, FAMILIES AND SlUIUOFALIERICAriSraiO AMERICAN LEAGUE. At New;York New York 8, Phila. DISTINGUISHED GUESTS DECKED 0,"! delphia 4. v ULTIMATUM ' Boston-Washingt- on game postponed CREATES fl SEHlflUS SlTUfllE on. account of rain. , WITH LEIS AS S. S. SIERRA ARRIVES China's "Maximum List" of NATIONAL LEAGUE. WASHINGTON AWAITS FURTHER DETAILS OF TORPEDOING At BrooKlyn Brooklyn 3, Boston 2. Met off Port by WelcQming Gommittees and Many Ccccssions Is Considered At Philadelphia Philadelphia 2, . OF THE GULFLIGHT OFF SCILLY ISLES BY GERM Afi New York 3. BAT-TERIN- . Entirely Unsatisfactory In Friends, Visitoris Are Greeted Dock and SUBMARINE SWEDISH STEAMER SUNK ALLIES G At Chicago Chicago 5, Pittsburg 1. Aaih at Tokio, and Negotiations Will Then to to be Spent AWAY AT THE DARDANELLES FORTIFICATIONS Be Broken. Off Unless More Taken Hotels Afternoon a Beach-yGovernor- 's IAssociated - Tress Service by Federal "Wlrelesi. V Concessions are Made Soon Waikiki Reception and WASHINGTON, D. C.May. The first official report c? Evening---Journe- y oil-tan- f AflBAfivf Ail ttnai r. AUral VCIvlial Ball This Across Coun- the: torpedoino;, of ; tlie' Americaii k steamer Oulflilit, TOKIO, May 3 The Japanese gbv-- RTH try arid Voyage Ma torpedoed off the Scilly Isleson Saturday by a German sub- ' f marine, was received today from Consul Stephens. ;u J ; of. the latest diplomatic note from S cnina, nas ceciaea to send an ultima- - PieasantIricid ents- - 'I'.nTairorbbaBI towlfie" 'Gulf light to" cill7. 4 4 : ; ? officials reserve . g. " At the administration, judm::;l break off all diplomatic negotiations Hawaii pave the congressional tourists a g'niltag wrlcomer this mcrn-In- 4 v-- , ft '4 ;prjsnt TfifflRD BRITAIN ' - i-- Aimost cioudles: nkies and dimmer seas rr'H'lu. nl amid 'really PROGRAM IN BRIEF on the situation, awaiting details.- The officials admit that is : described 'as Jupan'a minimum Ifit," tropical urroundings members of, the . party got their first .ste of island . TODAY AND TOMORROW - ' a serious matter and there must be an investigation but no ed to at once, says an extra , hospitality. It was all' new to the great majority, and the few that have ' ; ' '. less-travel- '. "i - been had been able to give friends only an . .. ' hasty, matter. v' - : edition issued this morning by the German Aircraft Passes here before their 4 .TODAY. 4 ::' . 0ef : '. - . ' ? inkling to expect, according to testimony Tokio JIJI Shlnpo.. n" of what the enthusiastic that 4 . Morning Congressional party UUlCn oCOUting AerO- - " This drastic action follows a care Llty; was freely offered when the greeters boarded the Sierra off port. .:'' 4 arrives. ;Goes to hotel. 4 NEW YORK, N. Y., May 3.-- 0f the Americans who lc:t vi me ui, wiv .Ten l;nitoi States senators and' 39 raemters cf thg house of represehta- - .4,'. Afternoon Surfing,, canoeing v mi vuiKiutiaiivii icpi; Diane DraWS Fire Near 4 . of'Ylsit-n-g dis- - torpedoing of Gulflight, in addition to Chinese Republic to the submission CnllocAno ' ' tives, together with the families ccngressmea, and several 4 and bathing at Waikiki beach. 4 their lives in the the !!tt of 24 demands made by . tlnguished guests, bring the total' to 124, all of whom are looking forward ,ofthe ' - 4 Evening Governor Pinkham's 4 Captain Gunter of Bayonne, N. J., there is Charles Short, th : y ' - ' . Janani China's- m ranlu'. 1 una ;:' with the keenest anticipation to the prcgram of sightseeing? and enter, reppntlnn- Pala iHanltnli sat 8 t-- i ml. Associated rress " 4 4 who Chicago. He learned telegraphy by Federal Wireless! r - operator, is from uinment promised. Everyone Is sin cere In wanting to knowthe real 4- o'clock ' followed by ball at Na-- 4 wireless . first, May 3.-- - p LONDON, ; the it has kfcn r.nnnhMlfd, " Another Zeppe Hawaii, and from the outlook this 'wish is likely to be gratified before the tional Guard- armory. General 4 and was a soldier in the, Philippines. Eugene Jahpaneta w:. lin on 4 Japan would find unsatisfactory. raid the south coast of England band speeds the departing guests ith "Aloha Oe." 4 public invited. . Armory will be;4 re- Is expected tomorrow morning, , was port, being an hour a seaman from Port Arthur. Word to this effect has been before It was 8:45 before the Sierra off this about 4 open from 8 : 30 on, dancing , to V JAPANESF HARIWPT HAS for early today a big Zeppelin, rhak- - and a half later than schedule time. However, the delay worked to the 4 begin at conclusion of reception. 4 ceived by the vessel's owners, the Gulf Refining Company. ing speed to the north, was sighted advantage of the passengers, as they had. plenty of time for breakfast SESSION OF SIX HOURS 4 . . TOMORROW. 4 flying over Viielahd, Holland. ' aboard, and weren't hurried in their landing preparations. Morning Auto tour of Hono 4k Ag a probable forerunner to the As socn as the quarantine officials had completed their inspection, lulu and schools, leaving Moana - oy - 4 Effecti lABsoriated rress Jr'e!eral vvirelossj Zeppelin's arrival a German aero- which, with three doctors, was done in record time, and the customs Hotel 8 a. m. London Hears Bombardment TOKIO, Japan, May 3. 4 at 4 The cabinet plane scouteu over Folkestone and men had finished their, routine work, the gangway was lowered and press Noon Ad j held an presum ' 4 Club luncheon at: hour's session today, Dover this morning, but was soon representatives and members of thout In the Kulumanu II, scrambled Young Hotel. 3. ; ably to deal with the crisis which has driven off by fire from, the coast guns, e reception committee, who had come overboard. In a jiffy the visitors LONDON, England, May It is reported here that th: fair-plan- Afternoon Continuation auto ' in negotiations No damage by aero-- lefs, e, arisen the with the was done the were decorated with carnation Presented by some of Honolulu's tour of schools. warships bombarding the Dardanelles forts have done grc : Chinese Republic The Emperor will which showed no fight, but was est daughters, and everj-on- e was busy getting acquainted. ( Evening Mayor Lane's luau damage both to the forts arid the towns adjoining. It is zzi n imponani eruer in a iew j occmingiy 'mereiy on a acouung expe : crowd, inw, A jolly and sincere are Ha 4 at Kapiolanl park, 7:30 p. m. 4 v v, bbw uiiiji UlUUNl ashore, and in a remark- has been destroyed, ? iv Kic iicm waii'tf guests. , There was no formali- confusion that: the town of Dardanelles v , 4 Agency. ":. . ty or stiffness about the welcome, and able short space of time the entire 4 4 44 44 4 troops Allies .whic'.: party enroute to the Moana.. Constantinople says that the of .the its acceptance was equally, as ffee ;! WELL-KNOW- N Ku-- . On the Oceanic dock another rous were landed oh the Gallipoli peninsula have been prevent: WOMAN OF from restraint. : Delegate Prince ARREST PURSER coming recepticn greeted the congres- 1 hlo, as chairman of the general AUSTRIANS VIN from making headway. v. V- . , MAUI CALLED BY DEATH ? having mittee, was . everywhere : at once, sional tourists,, the band greeting old ' friends and conducting doubled back in time to once again v The" French battleship Henri IV. has been damaged by th: WAILUKU, May James 3. Mrs. a rapid introducing campaign. irrppt the visitors, while hosts of ."' Cornwell of ACCOMPLICE fire fire of Turkish forts. Walkapu died. last! night AS The chairmen, of the various friends and well wishers lined the of .hemorrhage. The funeral will oc were all on hand and did gangplank, greeting friends and ac- - GREAT VICTORY, cur on Tuesday 8 - at o'clock. their part toward making the iciest oualntances. i at home. Nearly the entire party will' return Russian Fleet Copip elled to Retire ? NORWEGIAN CRAFT SUNK JEWEL CASE From the deck of the launch Ma-kaal- a, direct to the United States,, but there picked are a few who have announced their BERLIN ASSERTS BY RAIDING SUBMARINES even before the Sierra 3. Bosphofus cf ; up quarantine and revenue offi- intention of going through to the LONDON, England, May On the ; side I the : PhiliDDines and the Far East This N cers, the Hawaiian band made music Constantinople the Russian! fleet, after several hours' demon- 1.0 DON, Eng, May 3 The Nor Asso"iatcl Press by Federal Wireless' airs, in party includes Senator and Mrs Sha-frot- weglan steamers Laila, Balliwin across the waters. Patriotic Associated Press by Federal Wireless says Con- and SAN FRANCISCO, May 3 F. V. F. terspersed with Hawaiian melody, de- Senator andMrs. Reed Smoot, stration against the forts, was compelled to retire, America have been sunk in .different Baker,. purser of the Steamer Ventu RepresenUtive and Mrjs. C. B. Miller, BERLIN, Germany, May 3. The ' parts lighted the steamer's passengers, stantinople today. of the North Sea by submarines. ra, was arrested here today, charged uhn nrt tn ho niltrtntlft In musical Representative and Mts. Austin 'and Austrians have won an imposing vic The crewa were rescued. with complicity in , the" attempt made rendered, -- a Long, Long Miss Austin, Representative and Mrs. tory over the Russians in Western by Mrs, greelng( it's Slemp B.eJwfraneis of Sydney to way t6? Honoltllu," their own version Brumbaugh, Representative Galicia. In the presence of Archduke : smuggle $18,500 worth of gems into Slemp. With the exception Frederick the Austrians pierced , : SUGAR ' of TjPPerary.' and Miss the Germany Asked For Cushing Statemenl the country. .Mrs. Francis was ar-- When the Sierra docked every of the Smoot party, which will trav- Russian line and everywhere crushed SAN FRANCISCO. Ay 3, Sugar: rested here May 1, on her .arrival on guegt had been provIde(1 with a card el on the Mongolia, these congress- it. Baker, Man- WASHINGTON, D. C, May 3. Ambassador Gerard at 96 dejerpe8 test, 4.T7 cents. Trevious thejentura. according to W. showlns the number of the automo men and their families will go to H. Tidwell, special agent of the treas army transport due here VIENNA, Austria, May 3. Eight quctalion,. 4.827 cents. bile In which ; he or she would be ila on the Berlin has been instructed to request the German version cf th: ury department, has made a full con- no 10 days. thousand Russians have been captur- ;to hotel. There was in about air-attac- V. taken the k reported ; fession. j j ed in Western Galicia. on the American steamer Cushing, which is ' nananaaana aa aaana a - a damaged as the result of three bombs dropped by German aviators Baker is well known in Honolulu. AD CLUB LUNCHEON. a BY GAMftRADERIE ITALIAN CONSULS SEND ;; - : - MARKED over the North Sea, the Cushing flying the American : ;. purser JOURdEY IS ; ".-- , He has been on the Ventura a ..-- a - years. 4 - A more : .r a Ad Club members attending a for than four FELLOW CITIZENS HOME at the time of attack. . vv : a the luncheon tomorrow to the a which cheered. the pilgrims across the V-'-- f .' BY JOSEPH A. BRECKONS. Associated Press by Federal Wireless ''".. . a congressional party are asked to a MINEWORKERS HEAD Congressional Party.) long stretches of the Arizona deserts ' ' (Member ot the UNDINE, Italy, May 3. Many Itali- a be on hand promptly at twelve a 10 1 1 rl r Aiiii tv r and the w ild waves of the Pacific. a to facilitate the seating. a 13 ncuu UUILI I Ur . tg a long, long way to Honolulu, Under the leadership of Jack Desha, ans, former residents of Austria and More Victims, Found by Submarines a Bring, your tickets with you in a MURDER IN COLORADO lt' a long way to go. whose guitar was the accompanying Hungary, are returning to Italy through city, having been It s a long way to nonoiuiu musical members of the this advised 3.--- orchestra, the LONDON, England, May The Swedish steamer Elith a Im reserved. a Associated Tress by Federal Wireless And the fairest land we know. party crowded nightly into the obser by Italian consuls to leave their - in Monarchy. a The lunchecn is to be Berved a TRINADAD, C0T0.,. May 3. -- John Good bye, Albuquerque, vation car on the Santa Fe de luxe homes the Dual has been sunk by a submarine, being torpedoed in the North garden t .". a Good bve our land so fair Oe," ': a on the roof from twelve a awnn mmhp hf h. wniu train and learned to sing "Aloha Sea and sinking in three minutes. ' ''V- a to one o'clock. a'board of the United MinS" Worker, of It's a long, long way to Honolulu, "Like no Like." "Pua Mohala." "Hone GREAT NORTHERN WILL a Members buying tickets after a (America, was today found guilty of But Desha will get us there. Kaua Wiki, Wiki," which Interpreted Two trawliflg-vessel- s have been sunk by submarines off u-il- l HER RUN SOON 4'tftA . A'lrvrV. this fiftapnnnn TT " to "kiss me quick." and that RESUME the murder of John Nimmo. Nimmo is said be Aberdeen, Scotland, the crews" being rescued. ' 7 V . a gain admission but they may a was killed during a battle between Thus sang the guests of Hawaii as vefy popular song. "One, Two, Three, have to whistle for lunch New Mexico, were added the Assoeiatea Press by Federal Wireless a their a the coal mine strikers and deputies they journeyed across Four." To these BEGIN SECOND MURDER I KAISER MAKES TOUR OF ." Wash., May 3. a as afl orders for seats were suiv a in October, 1913. Lawson has been Arizona, California and the Pacific American repertoire of "Old Black SEATTLE, The A a posed to be in by noon cf today, a sentenced to life imprisonment. Ocean, the air taking on a more hope Joe," "Soanee River" "Old Kentucky Great Northern liner Minnesota, TRIAL OF MRS. CARMAN, WEST FRONT TRENCHE o ful tinge with each day of the journey. Home,", "old. Heidelberg" "Taking which went ashore on Iwajima rock, m n ti ti a a n s 2 1! a a a b a n This adaptation of "Tipperary" was Nellie Home," and scores-o- f other old-tim- e has been floated and is now at Naga- Associated Press by Fcderaf Wireless AsswiateI by Federal WireIf?-- : CRUISER BROOKLYN IS - Ira the inspiration of Rep. Conry of melodies, in. which at times ev- saki. She will resume her run in 20 MINEOLA, N. Y, May 3v For the AM) I tfiuw, ivray jsj-in-z ucrrr Kt t TVf TO SAIL FOR ORIENT New .York City, who, when he is at I ery one, including Uncle Joe Cannon, days. second time in less than one year Mrs. Emperop ani Prince, Henry are s: Arri t xttc home, beats the torn torn and chants J joined with enthusiasm, if not with Florence Conkih Carman, wife of Dr. the western frontier, miking a ! f WASHINGTON, May L The cruis- war songs of the Tammany tribe harmony. CLAIMS VILLA LOST 2005. Edwin Carman of Freeport, Long-I- s of intc-cctio- of th trenches ar the ! er. Brooklyn, now in Atlantic waters, of ood Indians, with Representative The impresario of the songsters was WASHINGTON, May 3. Gen. Car-ranz- a, land, today faced a court to be tried t'featrens fronting the Alites liw;. ': ' -' ' H. E, HENDRICK, LTD. has received orders to sail to the Ori- Riordan. chief Medicine Man of the Representative Stafford, of Wisconsin. in a despatch to his agents on the charge . of having murdered : ; -- .. ' rC--last Villa 2000 men of , . ent, to relieve the Saratoga, now off tribe as his assistant. . j here, claims that lost Mrs.: Louise O. Bailey on June 3 'out of doors whi'e ihi wss'ifi. I ' v , Merchant and Alakea Sts. the Asiatic toast. Nor was "Honolulu" the only song (Continued on page three) in the battle of Navajoa: year. Mrs. Bailey. was shot ?rom. nan' officcf J , TT70 R-- HONOLULU STA Bt JLLETIN MOXPAV, MAY 3, 1915.

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Sees Triumph For G. 0. P. and sugar 'up I fancy you had a foretaste AT FlliST HAND "We" Meaning the Republican again after next year's elections, and of what frrr sugar would . really we'll took after you all right V Restoration of Doty ' Sugar mean. Party, Which He Says Will "My, I'm glad I came," concluded When Control Is Gained in ; This is my firat visit to the Ha- Return to Power in 1916 the 1'tah senator with contagious enthusiasm. I have on many a Congressional Body-Agai- n waiian inlands a visit I have loug Senator Overman Says He Is Wa "1 trip, never I a looked forward to. 1 have always "We ll look after you all right." was but have experienced Particularly Interested In welcome like" this." , "These islands may be assured of been Immensely Interested in' Hawaii, the reassurlug statement of Senator its joslt4oh. its fertility, and Its "peo- ; forest Reservations Here lioed Smoot of Utah. n his arrival James R. lajan of Chicago,1 minority ple. ; In .art, .my prime motive, when at Honolulu this morning.' leader of the bouse,- - as he swayed I first stood for election to. congress r' HaVsii's forest resefvatton and ap Snator Smoot, who comes .from a 1 CONGRESS PARTY NOTES " ffom heel to toe Id time with "Dixie" way back $o;s, was to do in propriations for ' insulari 'possessions beet sugar state, is held by many to ii.thc all f as' played .by the Royal "Hawaiian my jowrr 'U.f secure the annexation will receive a : large share 'of atten be the best informed man on the sug- The congressional party is divided i and on a'lbmg launch'whicu was of the Islands to: the United States.", tion . from Senator Lee slater Over- ar Industry, sugar statistics, and the 48 - ' almost equally in potitics.; Of the alongside the ,slow moving Sierra as : Mann eyes roved shoreward, man, Democratic senator from North effect of the sugar tariffs who ever ' members of Congress, 25 are Demo- sue neared the harbor entrance, and as he looked uj the vista or the Carolina, a member of the congres- sat In either house of congress. The Republicans are going' to win Xuuanu' valley he threw out his hands sional party which reached Honolulu "I visited Honolulu once before, crats and 23 are Republicans. On the 8 : ' politics Is of at the next,' election,' that much i with an .expressive 'gesture. "Your today In the Sierra. i kaig ago." It Was just S3 years ago, trip taboo and the strife certain. One thing equally certain islands have been .'written' up"' by "I --can hardly say at tins time along to be exact, )n the old monarchy the past session Is forgotten. is that the Republican paxtyvlll at nearly ievery 'pae'vwbo has what lines my' particular investiga- days;, : visited he continued "Ever sinee the Dr. Andrew will once restore the sugar dutyf and them, but from a casual : survey I tion will be carried white on the tour were Jackson Barehfeld ' Havrrflan islands annexed to In' Ho- '. vsjiculd' Islands," Seuator Over- celebrate his. 32nd birthday our territory knows what that say that jtheyhaye hever .yet of (he ' said the TJnited I have taken a keen - ' - States He- I '. man. ' ' . . nolulu on May IS. was born in means." understand that at presehV been' dvne justice to. And as for. the interest in their welfare." and 1 know ' the islands are 'prospering, but before welcome which the people sre .giving ' "The territory has been repeatedly Pittsburg in 1S63 and though. his 1 almost as much about the conditions life--; l - '.-- . Congress through name is Andrew Jackson, he is a T iaek uronaan wflijeBi ,iae-- pmca iU8r r.eil i sx 4 brought before its and problems of th . islands as if I delegate other sources. Your iso- lens Republican. He is a noted .and ;-- : lived here. :-- stump ' lation lends interest to the matter of speaker. , r : . -- Senat0r(aodMr.J.'& JWartioa VWew Jersey ' l have always iaaen a. pleasure In legislation." 4 ' ' looking:: Hawaiian Interests in - anticipates much after The last day of the Journey,. Sun- OLI Senator: Overman senate, only sugar of Interest lnHthe tour of Hawaii and the not as far as day, saw the entiro party gathered In Kauai." He will be' given an oppor- is concerned, but also your canned ex the social hall of the Sierra to attend ' gen- no tunity of viewing at first: had lands ports and . agricultural problems religious services which' were con- rnirr msmmmmm now reserved, for forestry'.' erally, I shall, of course, continue to ducted by Surgeon JtacKechnle. Th JlSii - LIIUJ rillLI.LlJ As a member of the important com do so. Beyond the shadow of a douht lessens '"of, the day were read ,and : - jdo we Republicans shall be in power the hymns sung with' solemn fervor. .Vriflii'.NvJ'.MjuMltjifjfi I ,r ; ,. mitjLee that, has to with national appropriations,4 visit to the islands tee.,' In ;,t)irc'ltipacite8' he .has his ' all " 'timely. Senator iVycmmg Contingent Out In legis- Is deemed Overman been IntimateU' connected VHb Mil expressed keen Interest in the estab- k ' Force to Veteran . affecting; federal j ' Wclccme lation Jivraii, the the free sugar outlook, Mr. Burnett a naval base at Pearl - ' ''M i ' : lishment of ""asns- t'"'-- 'u' ir'i building being JUs, introduction. Influential Member of Lower : ; bill of '" '..' . -- bad little to say. He expressed the Harbor. egior my Hawaii," : "'This: is first trip to Investigate In- ' present my visit to the is- jiaid cjjn 'Jafesure House to belief ihat if the European "This is first An impressive figure, and one 'the senator. Put I war, or: war in Orient, jiues lands, which have been brought most ' that yon I here in imagina- Situation the coht was surrounded by friends and new that have been dustrial a war tax will be necessary prominently to the notice of Congress many .times.; , connection with heavier moment the tion In .goes effort to establish the acquaintances from the fa- U investigation pro- when the tariff bill into effect. through the military legislation I have become A personal of the In tWlL . public launch touched side greatest naval base the Pacific." health the -- That publicity on the coffee, tobac DOUGTO new build- , jthe docked, miliar with Oahu and Its defenses posed sites for the federal opinion of the senator of the ship unHl Sierra of course like seeing by Representative co and pineapple industry has served In the the was E.' Warren of but that isn't ing will be made Is yet in Its infancy. Army Senator' Francis hope to able to secure mem- to. create the impression in the east work Wyoming. Senator Warren comes them, anl. I be John L. Burnett of Alabama, a and navay appropriations come under first-han- d will jMihllc - that' Hawaii can revert entirely to information here that ber of the buildings and ' ' ' Cheyenne, where Bob Shingle, of one of the commit- '' ' from 1 1 as the Jurisdiction '' .''.:--"' '' ' :; on. those lines of endeavor k substitute ' '" "''!' Ho- be of great, help to me later grounds committee and one of the ' ' Bob Breckona, and several other will specialize, somewhat in for sugar cane growing, if free sugar tees which Senator Overman is a "P sen-,ato- r suppose leading Democrats of the house of nolulu, notables hail from; and the I is reality, was believed w hen member. He is chairman on the com- shaking military matters when it comes to ai representatives, made a was kept busy hands and although 1 am, of Mr. Burnett Indicated such was mittee on rules. ' Hawaii. sorbing information, are two things which J am that pertaining receiving a warm. welcome to course, much interested In the federal "There his impression. On matters to Hawaii's He is accompanied by Mrs. Warren Very much interested in and will in- Judiciary, Senator Overman would el-press Until September oOth our store building site as well." , When informed that coffee and to many friends in the army vestigate in the islands," he said to . opinion. He spent some who has Wairen, in" com- bacco are produced .successfully on no . set, of w hom were at the dock Senator and'Mrs. Star-Bulletl- n; "One'- - Js the pro looking over the San Fran several con- the' part, pf one island and that the pine days in give a first "aloha." mon wjth all the members of the posed the federal building. of the sena- M to her looking forward sites for apple market Is .generally overcrowd- - clco fair as a' member will close at one o'clock Senator Warren is a member of the gressional party, are The bill for the grounds and building torial conimittee on .industrial exposi- inter-islan- d ea, Mr, Burnett was surprised and senate comalttee on military, affairs, with great pleasure to the came up before our, committee and tions. : y ; trips. They keenly interested in then commented: , . arf3 is a recognised authority on army are we recommended passage in our re- Senator Overman expressed delight . . on Saturday; - Islands ' "Well, case, I am going - of the everything pertaining to the if that's the matters. He is also a member port to the house. : , at the unbounded hospitality of Ha f'1 appropriations committee,' and of the and will prove most appreciative lo make a thorough Investigation into impressed with ' Wail. He was visibly :' V "As a member of the committee on and grounds commit-- 1 guests." i ix : y '. all industries while here, if permitted, visiting public buildings Immigration and naturalization, I In- say the reception accorded the and I will this much now, I am congressmen and their party. tend to investigate . conditions along ready "be . to convinced." grand! Were the islands 10,-00- 0 that line while in. Hawaii. , Your in- The the. liquor traffic In "It's effect of : away visit would be iJi.iiTTEE FUB spector, Mr. Haley, met me on the by miles the Hawaii also .will be inquired into more than worth while," he added, steamer and has assured me of his LMr.. ;Burnett, ;fie .heing a member of ' '' 'V v:- assistance." the bouse -- committee on the liquor film which might - " ' choice collection of Concernlng Uie sugar industry- and traffic.' ?; be termed Highbrows at Play," you, glad be IS SITE, "Glad to see and to o-ICI- back in Hawaii," was Mr. Miller's cheery greeting to the Star-Bulleti- n. This tour Is a great Idea. They Know something about Hawaii In Congress, IWIMl'E beSphant but not nearly as much as they should know. Everybody'll learn something they : su- SSiSm this time. Something won't for 'Your harbors, are matters of Only Two Locations Now Being and these will be get, either." preme importance, ve my of the islands," Rem-esentati- Miller As one of JAS. h: LOVE Considered For Honolulu's considered in tour' who through to the J. Barch-Tel- d sea,, the distant' mountains, the un those are oln?on said 'Representative Andrew Doesn't Wish to Discuss Presi-- ! He expects to sail on the Furniture and Piano Movers Phone 1281 Federal Building, He Says of Pennsylvania, member of the folding view of the docks in the in- - Orient riyers harbors committee. dentia! Politics But Is Em- -, Lner harbor ceased to hold his atten army transport due' here about the house and : -'- ' , : . That Honolulu's new federal build- Joined the congressional party phatic IrvParty View tion, : - 13th. ing will rise from the Spreckels site i securing first- "Ah, In the lap of Fate." he for the purpose of that is "O-p-o- is the intimation of Senator James concerning Kalihi, said slowly., "Some kind friends have h, look see,'' was the chorus hand information For a moment an , abstracted-- look those on the three v Edgar Martine of New Jersey, with and ; Honolulu harbors, been good enough to mention me, for of voices from Kahulul, Hllo came over, the face of Senator Albert when the small boats round- . congressional party, a. member of place. r launches the for , which appropriations are asked B. Cummins of Iowa. He had been the . " the senatorial committee on public "carry out improvements, - To fost- ed the stern of the Sierra this morn- Finest Sweet Cookies in the .land, al ways fresh. to taking a lively interest in the pano- "But whoevet heads the party tick- ing port. object of at- buildings and grounds. , question of off The their er a merchant imarine, the rama of harbor, missing no et," and here he smiied genially, "you , V ' - Honolulu tention was "Uncle Joe" Cannon Sold at all Stores. "The matter of selecting a suitable J aarbof s is of greatest moment" v may will detail of the spectacle, as he leaned be sure thai the Republicans outlined on the rear end of the steam-jbx- , cite has narrowed down to two loca Representative IiarchfeJd. . de- lazily against the rail of the Sierra win. And you may also be sure that long, black cigar set between his tions. . We carefully considered a vol express an. opinion at this a fined to this morning as the ship, with :thej the hard times which seemed pending congressional teeth. Loyefs Biscuit and Dread Co ume of data submiUed to the com :ime on -- the outcome of a movement congressional party aboard, threaded fpr these islands before the European today ;.o mittee," said Senator Martine prohibit the sale of .intoxicating ber. way, amongst the buoys at the v. ar opened will never materialize, for "I hope to look into labor ques in territory. He is a mem-e- r the Jquors the harbor entrance. : v ,v ., ' the Republican party will most cer- tion which has often toeen brough of the house committee on alco The Iowa senator had been chatting tainly restore the sugar duty." of congress. Pps liquor ; t;" to the attention iollc traffic. easily about politics and probable leg '. Senator' Cummins, who has never offices and public roads also comij islation, suggest- - visited territory before, Is looking A : and it had Just been the under my Jurisdiction as, committee f Utah, Warren . of Wyoming and ed to him that he was regarded as a J forward eagerly to the visit of the -- ' . . at-entl- man. ,' " , Jrady of Idaho have .given close is-ca- probable candidate for the Republl--. congressional party to the other n uie for , sugges-ion- s Martine is chairman of th sifting jnaas, pf I r, Senator lo the nomination for the presidency. lands, and wishes to familiarize him-.Fo- committee on industrlalxpositions that have poured upon the pub- d - a brief Jnteryal . tb summer! self thoroughly with local conditions. in concerning lo-ati- fefcr He spent some time in a careful ic lands conimittee the jsr spection of the Pan-Pacif- ic exposltioi of a new federal building at while assortment is complete. New shipments of at San Francisco. He expressed him lonolulu. , self as pleased, at the showing madi Senator Martine will pay particular REP, MILLER 15 government Silk Sizes by the United states ii 4tentlon to : the matter of :a ite for children's raonos jiist received. from exhibits,' and' the manner in whicl I i public building at Hilp. - they are presented to the public. "Our visit to the .territory is des-ine- d 20 inches to 40 inches. Prices range from $2 to $4. '"Congress Intendi to work for Ha to redound to the good of : the TAftIKO jvaii's interests. Ia reaching a defin erritory," he added. "The islands 'IVIES In choosing a location fo been as a ite decision tare much heralded' haven the new federal building, much will f rest. I had hoped to enjoy a va-- away to insure its speed, ation while here,' put Judging " froml be cleared ' - : AS : your-vari-u- s T:h construction,"- he said. . . he activity displayed, by HEJilEYS 1 According to Senator Martine, .Sen entertainment committees, mem-er- a -- ators, swanson 01 virgmia, neea o of the congressional party; will : : . ... r Oppdsite Catholic Missouri, Lane of Oregon, Suther lan. b kept exceedingly lusy." ; r : An old friend of Hawaii, who says iP Church Colorado Senator, Chairman he is glad to be back hers onc more, of Islands Committee, Com is Representative C. B. Miller of Min- nesota. Mr. - ; merits on Resolution Miller has been here twice within the last year, once en "Statehood for your territory!" ex route to the Philippines and once re ' - a grasp claimed turning, and be has good Senator John Shafroth, chair on local conditions. - man of the Senate Committee on the Representative Miller goes the ko Pacific Islands and r Porto Rico, when. dak fiends, one better. He has an on ; his enormous moving picture arrival this morning he, was machine. AVJien w ice - about the biggest one seen in the is installed an creame:MIAliplant we had in mind to put at your service, told that .the territorial legislature lands, and he has been turning the what most modern cities have, an ice cream plant which represents the last word in ' had passed a resolution favoring the - - crank assiduously all the way across new status for the islands. ;V the preparation of this line of dairy products. The industry has developed probably " now a 'v continent: and ocean, having with their, crisp, snappy forecast of a pleasant day. ; "I had not heard of the action of far beyond your knowledge of it. Ve are satisfied with the sjlendid patronage ; " your' legislature, but I wish go, on that ';' only do these sweet, golden-brow- n to Not bits of food record as saying that.you should have has been shown for the new features introduced, 't but the unlimited variety which the children smile with happy delight, but older i statehood, and that 'you have make shall It such a modern plant affords has hardly been touched. Besides having an , "up:to-dat- e folks, too. :y.-i- ;T,nave always held that our terri- " tories should be iven full 'and equal factorj', we shall from time to time add such new eiui)inent as the develop-ment :f. " ' l)o you know that in Toasties all the. winning flavors rights ; ;" - with the we ,":' ' other states, if of the industry affords. , : :' . fre'sh-seale- wish to hold them loyalty. Of hidden in white Indian Corn are brought out and d' in customers, For those of our who do not already know it, we wikIi to state that . tlio factory, course In the Philippines we have A large shipment of fancy chickens for you at and come ready to eat for drifted Into an anomalous t position. for table use and breeding will arrive we are making anything that could be: desired in the line of J3KICKS; all flavors o'f - tomorrow's breakfast. r ):- - : - but Hawaii should have statehood by on the S. S. Lurline tomorrow morn- our ice puddings, ; all means. I do not see why we ing.' ' creams, mousse, and; sherbets can be put in brick form. , should presume to govern-- you. You Select varieties of different .breeds, King up 1542 for VI snouia oe an integral pan of the direct from California ranches. . Foot Union. i Toasties Prices ANYTHING "I visited the islands once before. reasonable. FROZEN 7 - J. 4 years ago, Can be seen the -- v sold by Grocers and Stores. ; That was but I expect to at milk) or it Delicious! find tremendous changes, for I under- STANDARD POULTRY AND GAME with cream, fni stand the development your HONOLULU DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION, LTD. that of COMPANY resources has boon Very rapid. I'm " igladto be. back." r' 173 Pauahi, near Fert. Phone 4531 HONOLULU STAB-BTOLETI- N, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1915. MB) M&Q,00 COmlm, wimmmmBmm EITEES tlEETfARTY OFF PORT

LEI-BEDECK- AND VISITORS AIIE ED FILLED WITH HIPPY

... '4,i - i . ' I "Aloha nul welcome to Hawaii, the '"What's the matter with Kuhio,' he's "Tipperay', Adapted For Occasion By Representative Conry Isles of dream. Welcome ta Honolulu, all right!" came the cheer from a s- Long M By Greetinqs In the cross-road- of the Pacific; wel- knot of happy congressmen when they of New York Trip, arked ililCordial come to the youngest territory where spotted the Prince nearing the steam Many Cities and Towns Along Route Traveled By Party Crystal Special Swiss Roe Transparent e o floats Old met and new friend the Stars and Stripes. Thus er. friends Crystal Special Swiss -- Violet Transparently "With flowers and with song, with ships were formed when the party (Continued frtin pag one) people1 of every community towards y heart felt hospitality "and ."aloha" finally climbed aboard and the Sierra - ' Mr. Cannon.: Kind words, hearty hand , Crystal Special Corylopsis...... fvaUG I, greetings did Hawaii meet the con- started for the dock. Senator War He was on duty constantly hlle cross- shakes, compliments and well wishes gressional party. ren from Wyoming and R. W Shingle ing the continent, but disappeared a have been showered upon hhn and he Crystal Sjiecial Sterling Peroxide Bath.. '2 for 25 2. The Sierra slipped Into the harbor began recalling cowboy reminiscenc few hour out from. San Francisco; be- has. received them all with show?- - offing senators renewed ac (Contains zinc peroxide) at 8:20 this morning and imme- es and other ing a s&ilorman on a body of water fng of appreciative kindness and mod-- a $125 d diately five fauncbes left their moor--' quaintances made in the islands or al larger 'than Lake Michigan put him esty. Some one of the party asked Crystal Special Pure Cocoannt Castile . . . I ings In the basin to carry the first Washington." ' out of commission as a musical con Ti hhn If did not find people in all ; he (for hard Vaters) . U02C2. greetings to the congressmen and Mayer Lane's Welcome. ductor. Dally, however, his well parts of the world who knew hia their parties. As the1 harbor was 'Mayor Lane, sunounded by his lei friends gathered at his cabin door and "Yes," he said. "I'm pretty well known. Collates Cradle Infant, Ke. 23c, Special ,.15c3 for 12: cleared the motor boats swung into a girls, made the speech of welcome. chanted r.N'earer My God to Thee," Tbet cartoonists have helped get peo- breast-lin- e and proceeded to the He said: "Roll, Jordan, Roll." and other hymns ple acquainted with me and then, you Colgates Guest Koom Size Baetylis...... steamer as she lay in the water sheen "Honored guests of the Territory of befitting- the condition of a member know, I'm such an old sinner that pret- of the tropical sun. The morning was Hawaii: of Congress who was thinking of pass- ty nearly everybody knows something Colgates Guest Koom Size SandalwtKHV. . 10c Ca!: 2000 to i beautiful beyond compare. The roll "You have traveled miles ing to the great beyond. s bad about me." - Guest Koom Soze Monad Violet) of the open sea breaking ''into the the loveliest island of the seas. As I In Conductor Stafford's musical ag- SANFRANCISCO HOSPITABLE. Collates $1X0 county Ho- Honor-able- a quiet harbor, the Hawaiian sun sein- mayor of the city and of gregation on land were the San Francisco speeded up. to its tolgates Uuest Koom bize Lettuce...... , ing on the city of Honolulu, guarded nolulu, I welcome you and. give you Scott Ferris. M. F. Conrw James highest gear in entertaining the Con- "by coral reefs, and fire spurting the key of the city. Honolulu is 'A. Frear, and J. A. M. Adair, but they gressional visitors during the day and Colgates Guest Koom Size Peau di Kspagne launches flying the flag of America yours. Her homes are open to you, all disappeared from view and their a half of their stay. Every houf told the visitors fresh from the capi- her people offer you their hospitality .voices were stilled when the Sierra brought some new sensation In the Colgates Floating Bath...... 5c, 50c dcr.

you began dancing g, tal halls in Washington of a land that and warm friendship. To the left Senator Reerf'Smoot cf Utah on the wavelets outside sight-seein- line. Early in the morning Palmers Salt Water; Keg. 15c, Special. ... .10(3 for C! Is theirs, the fairest ofc all America's can see' Diamond Head, which you of the Golden Gate. , after the party arrived a trio about Insular possessions. ; have made our protector. Away to RELIGIOUS EXERCISES HELD. the bay wai taken on the "Slocum " Burts Tar and Egg; Keg. 23?, Special ...... 150, 3 fop I : First came the medicat i inspectors, the right is Pearl Harbor, the key to Not only was the Congressional the chaperones and clcerones of the followed by the customs officers- - In the Pacific. All we have is yours. CLEVER VERSES party highly musical, but it was deep- party : beingV Representatives Julius j Sanitol Violet Klite; Keg. 23c, Special;;. . . .15c, ZtorC reception Every home Is open to you. ly religious. The log of the, journey advance of the committee Kahn and John I. Nolan. Commission- Hollister's Bouquet Toilet; Reg. 20c, .15c, 3 C! was the Hawaiian band on the launch : "Again, aloha nui." shows that On Sunday morning. April er. A. CamlnettI, assisted by a Ha- Sp'l. for Makaala. As the musicians jreored the The guests were decorated with leis 25th, while crossing the long,, barren waiian committee consisting of Chief Jergens Medicated Carbolic .15c, 3 for C Sierra Leader Peter Kalanl called for and welcomed by the committee of BY MRS. LEWIS wastes of the Mohave desert inSouth-er- n Justice A. G. M. Robertson. F. W. I..... the "Red, White and Blue," which was citizens. At the wiarf was the hon- California, religious exercises were Macfarlan. A N; Campbell, H. G. Riv- I Williams' Pine Tar Shampoo. . . .v. 15c, 3 for i. struck up with all the patriotism ot orary reception committee headed by held on the , train, conducted with en burph and Mr. Brecknam, The party old Hawaii. The first burst of music A. L. C- - Atkinson. The visitors were proper solemnity by Representatives returned from the cruls In time to be caused a rush to the ' rail of the given cards while on board which di- Stafford, Brumbaugh, Ferria and Alex- the guests of the San Francisco Com thek TELL 0 VOYAGE ander. Into one of steamer; the visitors realized they rected them to car. waiting for the luxurious cars mercial Club at a luncheon attended V - nearly Established 1879 were Indeed In Hawaii, where music them. As each car filled tip with the of the train all of the members by several hundred , business men of Is life. .v .. ; ;..' ; assigned party ',' it proceeded out to of the party gathered and observed the city. is Prince Kuhio with his; fellow wel- the' Moana Hotel, where the parties the Sabbath morn by listening to the "Uncle Joe" Cannon was the star of Hits les-jso- Wife of Illinois Senator ns comes were aboard Commodore Jaeg- were accommodated at the Moana, readings from the Bible and the the function. He was the last speaker, HoIIister Lt er's launch Kulumanu II, Mayor Lane, the Ainahau or Hustace Villa. Off Fellow-Travele- rs of the day by Senator Robinson, of men stay Drug Co., I but hundreds the business with his eight lei girls, he bearing the Senator Desha Meets Son. , In Dnani Representatives Ferris, Brumbaugh, ed on long after they should have re- III i i Anthony, - key of Honolulu, and. the girls the flo- One of the most joyful of the wel- wtiii congres and Alexander, and Mrs, Cul- turned to their offices in order to hear ' greatness, coming party was S. Desha, The last gathering of the lop. Mrs. Brown, wife of Representa- Eort Street near Hotel ral tributes to national Senior I sional party on the ship before land- him. JHe was cheered to the echoboth M ere also aboard to share In, the gen- 9 ho not only extended aloha to the tive Brown of West Virginia, read an on entering and when leaving the din- ing was on Sunday evening, when - ; congressional but to his appropriate selection, and little Miss Of Phone 1848 eral welcome. Representative James visitors also resolutions were adopted thanking ing room and at the close his speech Cok and Supervisor Ben Holllnger son. Jack Desha, whom he had not Rlordan, daughter of Representative when he declared that 'while both seen seven years. Deshha, Jr., the captain and other officers and the Riordan, of New York, read a poem country were armed with purple and whlta for crew of the Sierra for their care and parties made mistakes, the is "leis for Elks among the party. spent four years at Harvard and' the entitled "Working for Jesus." Follow- .ruled by law instead of by revolution. courtesy during the voyage. ing the reading of the scriptures ,7 Never did "Aloha;" "composed bf last three as secretary to Delegate presided and After the luncheon the party was Kuhio Washington. Senator Smoot at the the lessons, the entire party joined in Hawaii's Queen, sound sweeter than at He has been ' whirled In automobiles, not jitneys, to meeting and called upon Senators the., good old-fashion- songs : this morning. The rythm of the conducting the party as representa- "Uncle .and the exposition grounds where the Desha Warren and Cummins and hymns, "Rock of Ages," "Lead, Kindly troops breakwater united with the musicians tive of the Prince. Senator Joe," who responded with clever United States stationed at the son. Light," "Nearer to Thee," iWhat a : to herald the approach of the sena- rose from a sick bed to meet his speeches. Mrs. Brown gave splen- exposition passed in review and a tors and congressmen. Lining the rail I.Raymond C, Brown distributed Ho-- ' Friend We Have in Jesus," "Take it smart military band, after the review, did recital of part of "The Girl From to the Lord in Prayer," and many of the upper deck the Visitors res nolulu booklets especially prepared by Glpsey other led the party through the various ' the Golden West," and Mrs. camp-meetin- g i , of he old airs. When magnificent courts and along at- ponded with cheers. . .. .:. the Chamber of Commerce for the Lewis, wife Senator Lewis of Illi the ', of - "Hello there Uncle Joe, aloha oe congressional party. Speaker Hoi-stei- n the meeting closed with "Praise God tractive main street , of the Zone. Pa- nois, was called upon for a song and From Whom All Blessings Flow,? - nama buildings 'it- J. ""Hello Cupid, back to your islands, and "Uncle Joe" Cannon lined responded Impromp- and the various State ."eh?"-- dance, and with .there were many moist eyeB testifying grounds were : 'O Y- - up the photographer. Among the ' were visited and the for tu verses : descriptive of the journey Uncle Joe' Cannon and Hawaii's del loudest in his enthusiasm for the Ha- to the truth of the saying that "When left just in time to rush the visitors cf the party. . The meeting closed a few are gathered together - egate, . . Kuhio, were not long waiian welcome was Senator Martine in Hia back to the Palace hotel to dress for v.r Prince , "' with singing "America." in exchanging greetings while the re- of New-Jersey- ;' ;y, name,' He is in their midst a banquet given them at seven o'clock ' ' Mrs. Lewis' verses were as follows: MUCH CAMARADERIE SHOWN In the New "York building by Senator . r n" (daliing ception committee was s:ill th8 for 'three cheers for Prince! ptit - song and They toe down for Early in the journey there were evi- D. - : launch.- - Thoaa aboard Prince Kuhio; popular "favorite of Wash v James Phelan. the , good-nature- d ) -- Lane,-Hon- . dance: dences of camaraderie in ; GREAT BANQUET HELD, 'f Knhlo, Mayor John Wade Ington, Senator Martine then led In a being Sunday, no chance secretary or But, there's the'party.r The'first gathering was at ; The Senator's guests numbered over Warren Thayer, Hawaii; rousing song dubbing the prince a On the decks to gaily prance, Hon. Charles F. Chiltingworth, presi- - the magnificent otel La Salle, In: Chi- one hundred and fifty and Included the "Jolly good fellw.", , AH the folks would look askance, Hoi-stei- n, cago, where portions dent of the senate; Hon. H. L. - well represented In from all of the entire membership, of the Congres The South la Yet with you til break a lance East and South the guests assembled sional party. President and Mrs. Moore speaker of the house; Senators the party. "Dixie" was struck up by song - ; r ' Over jjst a foolish to make a start on the first long leg of the exposition, Major General and " ': Desha and James I Coke; Represen- on , dock, whereupon pong, f.. the band the Empty banter, ike ping . of jourtiey-Chlca- go Fran- Mrs. Murray, Mr. Geo!H, Huddy Fernandez, 1 the ta San Arthur and Mrs. La tatives and cheers broke out ; . from the decks, clanging bell's ding dong; . ' 'Ger-ri- Or a cisco. Although the time was short In mar) Mrs. F. G. : Sanborn and others IL W. Shingle, Charles TL Forbes, t which told Of a love for the Southland. Stop me if rings too long. Wilder, Supervisor Ben Holllnger, it Chicago it was utilized by the Asso connected with the exposition. While ciation of Commerce of, that ; city in coffee was being served short ad- Raymond Cv Brown, secretary of the congressional Sierra,-And- , The baggage of the We are on the ship making the Congressional visitors the dresses were made by Senator Phelan, Chamber ' of ; Commerce, and Sidney party was .taken care of and handled you bet, sha Is "one terror , ',. guests of honor at a luncheon attended Mayor Rolph, President . Moore, and Ballou. , by the City Transfer Company, As she dances o'er the main, Eight of Hawaii's daughters, carry- by four or five hundred of the promin Representative Scott Ferris, of Okla- Rearing up, then down again; ; "" r-- . vis-lto-rs ent business men of the city. Charles homa. ing red carnation leis to tell the Giving each and all a pain: ; Ben Holllnger, representative of the L. Dering, president of the association, Trom. the banquet hall In the New of. the island wealth in beauty, Keeping up?; A mighty strain completed the party of welcome. The local lodge of Elks, boarded the Sier- welcomed the guests to Chicago and to York building the party was escorted It's a Banister one resources, suca a. f by Cali- Sa-bi- n, , morning large On uriu. the luncheon, A taste of Congressional the host and his friends to the' girls were Genevieve ra off port this with ; lei Misses We tell (each other we're insane oratory was given by fornia building reception Dai- Con- Senator Martine, to attend the -r- Bernlce Lane, Senella Miles, lei$ for the Elk members of the. ; To venture forth so far from home, of New Jersey, who paid glowing and ball given In honor of Con -it i also aii Eng- sy Makekau; Katherlne Clark, Mrs. E. gressional party. ; The leis were of a the And o'er this wicked sea to roam. gressional mid- C Kapu Collins, Mrs. Harry Auld and the official lodge colors, purple and tribute to the enterprise of Chicago visitors. Here until ' ; We're londns now to see the dome patriotism night "music arose voluptuous Mrs. Thomas Treadway: - ' white. i and the of the people of the with ita lish shape, made of of Washington that's longing some. West He predicted an era of pros- sweU," and four thousand Callfornians perity, and voiced the thanks of mil and their guest from every part ot imported calf.Has And yet, from booming, big Chicago lions of American.' citizens that our the globe danced or looked on until We chose the Santa Fe; ; government had been bo managed that after midnight , v ; y been named DEEP SEA FISHIHO GOLF TENHIS BATHING And sallied forth, one hundred strong. we had escaped the. horrors of war. "The merry way. : t :; S i r So on the Representative "Hampy" Moore, for I0WANS ON HAND TO ;: EVERYTmUG THE BEST AT f The desert held no terrors the House, as usual, spoke wittily and Pedestrian and Our aDDetites to stay: , welL He decried the tendency to per GREET SENATQR AfilD is : And "Uncle Joe" and senators secute big business, and lauded the en MRS. ALBERT-B- , CUMMINS worth what it day. . aved poker all the terprise of men who would build such Dpl-- t r rd tell you of "Green River," magnificent structures as wefe to be Senator andvMrs. A. B. Cummfns costs Seven I'd like to have my say. seen in Chicago. He nominated and of Iowa were met by a committee 1 S - - i me, ; V But heads are shaking cross at declared duly elected to the Presidency from the Iowa club composed of Prof. ars. h - Lv By. . 60 Miles from Town you "r Tickets via 6. B. & And so I'll say "nay." in 1916, the Honorable James R. Mann. W. A. Bryan, Mr. E. A. Robblns and ... This was received with great enthusi E. A. Cooper, who escorted them to Wclls-Farg- b ti .2 Bide We are a "solemn body," asm by present Mr, Mann, at Office. Hours' all excepting the Moana hotel. Both . the senator And we're asked to far Hawaii; himself, who responded with a wave of and his wife expressed themselves as MANUFACTURER And warmly we are there assured the hand which meant much or little highly delighted with the reception St. pay. - SHOE STORE, There'a hot bo much to as yon might choose. , ' accorded the congressional party and Fort Well, we got to San Francisco, - ASSISTANT SECRETARY JONES ' stated that their voyage had been x 3 And we went to see the fair; HONORED. very pleasant and their first impres- But all that city got from us. A distinguished guest of the; Ter sions of Honolulu as most favorable. Was Dlentv of hot air. ritory accompanying the party, Hon. accepted In- day, They with pleasure an But, should you get a bill some A. A. Jones, Assistant Secretary of vitation to be entertained by the Iowa We attend to Checking and Sealing of ; Just leave it to Desha the Interior, whose home is In ' Las club at a date to be determined upon did pave the way. Vegas, For he New, Mexico, was given a pleas later' , In this Jolly month of May ing reception by his neighbors and Promptness was the keynote of the For this" trip to far Hawaii. homfe folks while the train stopped . government BAGGAGE at local federal , department Spring Flowers and The Vac: that city for half ait hour-o- n Saturday today, greeting sena- ir surly. several officials on all outgoing steamers without inconvenience to passengers. There's another, never morning, April 24: Although the train! tors and congressmen aboard the Si- At no time of the year are When van want him. call him n.riy; reached Las Vegas at the early hour Ma- our grand Hawaiian flowers burly; erra via the Kulumanu II, the .We also make a specialty of Furniture Moving. Bl and broad and somewhat of seven o'clock half of the town was kaala and the Water Witch launches. more welcome In our - homes Flowing hair, toenned to curiy. at the depot to give Mr. Jones a hearty On the latter were W. F. Young, post- than now; and nowhere will He is hnav all the day; welcome. Students, from the State master; R. L. Halsey, immigration in- you, he able to see more of an Hard at work and hard at play, Tormal and the City High Schools sung spector; "array of receptacles to graceful Unipn-PacM- ic and Collector of Customs pace with; young Desna, V Transfer Com Ltd., Keeping their school airs with a vigor and Franklin. At the gangplank Collect- Iy :. hold them than here. A to Mandaiay.7 ; ' On the road earnestness that, won much applause or of Internal Revenue Haley re- few specials: : ,;: ir"; ".'. U. S.'Mail Carriers. I from the friends of Mr. Jones and his ceived territory's guests. , Crystal vases in all shapes at apeak5 Miller; the Then Td like to of family on the train. The business of ; 25c, 40c. 50c, 75c, $1JD0, $15, King St next to Young Hotel ; Phone 1875 In white flannels he's a thriller; welcoming Mr. Jones over, there .was $10 and up to $10 each.:!. With the camera, a 'killer, a general demand for "Uncle Joe" Crystal handled baskets at 25c As he whips us into line Cannon, and the shouts for him could 50c, $15 and $2 each. sun shine (( -- Commandeers the to not be quieted until he promised to (J Clear green vases, --crystal -- Brown, Strictiy cut 1 On Mr. Slemp and Mrs. say a few words. Standing on the car flower centers,?- - fancy Bohe--j I While we whirland dance tne reei; steps Mr. Cannon thanked them for r m m s ; mm m m ' mian rases in at wealth ot! toon f . ..w; j . . tTnrln Jon with "toe and heel" their welcome and in kindly tones told o styles, sizes and prices.' And pigeon wing then cut the deal. the school boys and girls who crowded 9 ttU&H tliGb around, of the ; responsibilities they and seed just - arriyed T Now, if you would .be gay would have to face as they grew older Special 25a ; In the islands of Hawaii, and took up the graver duties of life. 35c a Dozen me when I say: t ; Just heed "As for me," he said, "my face is turn- Diiioin) HHo::!: " Leave all to young Desha, ed toward the sun, w.w. & co., LtASi," ; r I-- ' it setting but I am '. " Llluuanu St..' - j For he's got the cash to, pay, content that thia is so, when I see the umie iney Last "On the road to Mandalay." bright and eager faces of the young Merrily we roll along, roll along, roll people like you who are to follow those ' All Styles of Kimonos along. ". of us who have played our part and to Mandalay. go On the road are soon to hence." 1 yrxrl made to. order, silk and MR. CANNON EVERYWHERE V (Ti r William P. Borland, :. representa- GREETED. cotton . M k 5ii y6u tive from Missouri is a noted author- A feature of the entire journey of Thrse sedrsem furnUhsd house KalmuU, rtntxl $43X3 pir r. r ity on municipal government. He the party from Chicago to 'Honolulu )) Phone 4225 J) choice in store; helped to draft a new charter for has been the kind and, one might truly our v Kansas City. : ' ' say, reverential feeling shown by the i. ?

:oun HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1915.

SERVICE UNDER NO REPEAL OF I fTVl A m 11 Jk. Am II Jk. 0km II II II 11 I if inf inr inf ll Mm i in .irf.Yii urrn SUGAR CLAUSE, itlLEY H. ALLEN ------EDITOR INSISTS JAMES 1 3 1. '?- j :. "ji Kansas Congressman Regrets Kentucky Senator Has Heard in A WELCOME AND AN OPPORTUNITY. to Hear Compulsory Military of Such Action But Thinks Training Bill Was Killed It Entirely Unlikely Parisian Ivory --We have with us today" more than a hundred members of Congress, their wives and families and distinguished quests included in the most important jpavtv of national lawmak- That compulsory, military service ci ' There is no likelihooJ of the re- - have the merits ofSimplicity, Neat- at least one year with the colors will J peal of the free sugar clause of the Easiness-of-keeping-clea- ness, Qiuet Beauty, and n. ers that.eyeWi si come to.the tnited btates peioie ion? tariff bilh at the next session of con For seventeen days they are Hawaii's guests. The jerritory voices its for 1 hem is the opinion of Reprosenrarire U. II gress." was the emphatic declaration "aloha" Anthony of Kansas. The nation' of Senator Ollie James of Kentucky 7ith the deepest cordiality and sincerity. It is forHawaii a tremendous opportunity, just as should not try to maintain a greit this morning. as he stood on the pro We, have a ratlier remarkable array army, it is for many of the congressmen their first opportunity to visit the territory. It is an op- standing but it must have menade deck of the Sierra, trying to of articles in line in- trained reserves, and the only proper tie together the ends of a lei which this ;very piece portunity; for us to get aequaintei and for them to get acquainted. way to train soldiers is by requiring had just been flung about his should valuable on the Toilet Tables of Hono- ' InevitaWyiJlawaii is at somewhat of a disadvantage from- - its isolated .position. 'Cora para -- a period .of actual service, according ers. lulu. ;'' V v 2 to Mr. Anthony, who is an influential I have heard the repeal of the lvely few of the men making laws inCongress have known the islands from personal visita-.on- . member of the house committee on clause talked of in a general way. but Some iieces are plain ; some engraved ; in-pecti- There on I in my opinion such action is not be- - are peculiar problems here which are much easier of solution after personal military affairs. some enameled. even if for a few days only. Representative Anthony's views are ing seriously considered." '';' of special interest to Hawaii, in the' Senator James, who is a member of an-cx- ed Monograms ex- It is a matter of congratulation for Hawaii that since, of its own initiative, it became light of the recent agitation 'here for the Pacific Islands and Porto Rico are supplied without Wash-ngto- a form of It' committee of the upper chamber is to the United States and entered the union of states and territories, it has had in n mild military education. tra charge. was in connection with the local mea-- 1 regarded in Washington as being very many firm, true friends. They have known conditions here, either from visits or from sure that the congressman spoke of I close to President Wilson, and his ex-th- e iinstaking Jstudy, and aided the legislation that best advanced the islands along progressive broad national aspect of military J pression of opinions : on matters of Knes training. policy generally agrees with the in industry, political organization and social welfare. Some of these friends are in the I am much interested in the mili chief executive. The senator was ob- Wichman & Go., j arty that arrived today. , . ; tary service bill that your legislature viously in a holiday , mood, and did has just tried to pass: tell me more not want to miss any feature of the t reading dewelers There are many things that Hawaii is anxious for our friends in Washington to know and about it," said Mr. Anthony, on meet welcome Honolulu had prepared for ' o f his a to welcome them on a liaaa very useful purpose ing the Star-Bulleti- n reporter aboard the congressional visiters. .... consider rare opjortunity trip that ' ' ' ' trip delightful," T- iP-;-;;.- ' the Sierra this mortifug. "The has been he i guide i r.; ; v;n i - That is a great pity," said Mr. exclaimed, 'sheering abruptly from In matter of the tariff, transportation, harbor improvements, immigration, military and Anthony, when it was explained that politics, "i have never been able to ival afiajnjj and public buildings, there are pressing problems before; this territory prob-- , the military education bill had been visit the islands before. This is a killed In' the senate. "We were of trip I have always wanted to - make ma whose along lines. . long looked forward to. Evi- Correct solution , means prosperity and progress American t . the opinion that it had become a law, and have These be brought attention, ihe and that Hawaii was leading the Unit dently neither the ' beauty r; of your wilfj fully to the of congressmen and: there is no need here -- coast and harbor, hospitality i . ed States in' legislation ;ncr the v review-tljem.- . which the "These newspapermen are like i a J v That movie man ia navlng the time It is enough to say the islands have the highest of hopes that the visit of con- of your city has been exaggerated by entire United States will have to bunch of fleas.' remarked one of the tof , his life." commented passenger - the many people who have writtell or cse brain.men of public affairs will aid materially in correctly- settling the questions sider before long. Considerable inter- visitors as ruefully, a . Hawaii." he cast aside, on the Water Witch, the . customs of! American-:- est has been aroused on the mainland half-doze- n representatives of the boat, as they watched Representative hich affect the existence of Hawaii as an American territory as the outpost i over proposed law, and I hoped v the press on the deck of the Sierra, "you Miller of Minnesota turn the lens of inthe Pacific. ; ; . to be able to see the beginning of its know, ; light on me, I've had them bis machine on the "mostjul to fleet" We of Hawaii are proud of Hawaii as an American commonwealth and proud to be party operation on this trip. sting me for a few words, and then "It won't be long before the suspension qf In truth, the operator displayed , a ' : entire they buzz on to tbo next bait. And the . , work.of further Americanization here. country will . have to consider serious- they boarded the steamer in a swarm, huge grin. . Maybe it has been a. sort ly measure forming a well . It is no overnight task. In welding for Americanism the children of many races there are some for too, he added. i . of vacation for him. ., trained and adequate reserve. We do :Z problems of sociology .as.well-n- s big, problems of industry' .The brains and the fortunes not want a very large standing army, many men are already represented in educational and philanthropic work in these islands, but we must have an efficient reserve. A year with the colors for every t as the brains and fortunes of many men are represented in the raising of sugar, pine-ile- s, young man would be a good thing." TSSdered diversified crops cattle, r and in banking, real estate and other businesses. Education Representative Anthony expects to V time to ::e is responsible for heavy taxation, but it is taxation gladly paid. Hawaii realizes the f2LenfX SmZu ' Xhu s I or .it holds as a, part .of the Union and Hawaii accepts the responsibilities that go with many defense . problems. . He is ac ' - ' " I i. ," . "v- ". .; , by Says r ,, , . '.. companled Mrs. Anthony, and both Congressman Alexander TtJ expressed ( themselves as delighted coh-sioh- Hawaii Must Betooked After guests" of rHawaiv as friends within our gates,' you, ladies "and 'gentlemen of the al with the prospect of seeing Hawaii ' . . In Transportation party, will see much more than waving green "fields of sugar cane arid great mills' thoroughly. ; ;. so k ship- i whiehthe'eane emerges as; raw 6ugar. ? You will see territorial county and municipal If the suspension of coastwise ping laws pertaining, to vessels ope- , rnments, operating modern lines. - You will see schools and churches arid on philanthropic rating between the pacific coast and ?' "; "ti s ; socia setJlenienfs ; 'children 's playgrounds ; ; kindergartens; outdoor camps for; the the Hawaiian, Islands should be found ' may - ; to relieve an acute situation, it ' nnssibns. Yon will see many businesses integral . ii.iiUoaiii .a if!!; ) f tuberculosis cflrupaign; 'in - " a L--m f-fe-e attempted- - at- - the coming; eongfes- senir-publi- i i i Vricii ricari cities; you will see or hear of scores upon Vcores;6f c brgariizatioris de-- 1 mini sional session, intimates Representa- Medinin sized'lotsV are for sale-here arir- - r ' rATexander to FociaF Welfare" j'bu-wii- sebnice-mirigliri- g on the broadesf ruiiitmLLiaiiVLi tive Joshua Wi Denidcrat; workl iihean'frtiianS from Missouri, who with others in the Mi - VALLEY VIEW at medium prices. "Prop Jj .ful relations between every race.- You will find the scales: of wages and salaries in the party of visiting congressmen ex- "a lively in trans- of employment higher than in any siriiilarly-situate-d community and far pressed Interest the is' ccraraon other PARTY'S THAN S portation problem as It has to do with ertv is on the car line; there city wat6r, r than in most mainland states;' you will find in the main industry and in others the shipping. ; ; American gas, electric lights and' telephone service.: i::g i lement participating, in a profit-sharin- g plan; you will find the social welfare idea "I do not believe tnat the! Paclfia A ''mass meeting" of the Congtes- - Mail Steamship , pompany will carry ling from plantation to plantation around the islands. sional party membership; was held t&t its threat and go out of business A .fine lot may.be bought for as.' small a things.-- v pndeVin - ; not that Hawaii boasts of these But we take them. Weare proud vsundartnettfo bal-- ' ' f Smnot waa chairmani'and.Renresehta- - ions in the' Seamen's bill.; I attempt ii sum as, $105a!. Terms $200;cash; the : i :U our sugar production is credited; with being the most scientific and efficient In that tiv'e Borland, secretary, llepresenta-tiv- e ed to see General Manager Schwerin . orld but that the leaders of industry and, business are also devoting a very large part Kettner, of San Diego, presented of the Pacific Mail while on the coast ance may be paid in monthly installments ' : " a formal invitation thtfparty'to at- - His absence prevented, my getting a ;V ' , V to ;ir time and their means to human welfare in Hawaii (.;- ; tend the Sail Diego exposition when definite statement from him," gays Mr." of $25.00. ' ;';' 1;C; - , e comments we make without fear of being misunderstood. Friends have come to visit the members returned to the main- Alexander. i':Vi' Wc want to show them around our home and. let. them know what we are doing to make land. ; .The. meeting unanimously Representative Alexander said that adopted the following resolution and he appreciated the keen interest that mid-Pacif- ' ic 1 Icasanter home for all the family in these islands.) ; .. ; a committee consisting of three mem- the territory of Hawaii has in per; bers was appointed to carry the reso- petuatlng the American flag in the CHmA'S STA1JD. suffering and terrible expectation. - AH honor lution into effect and procure a fitting merchant, marine. He is chairman of to women memento for Mr. Desha: the house committee on merchant ma- the for their action, whether or not "Whereas, In response to the invi- rine and fisheries. He Is a member v Mna's flat refusal to yield to Japan In the its effects immediately show! ; tation of the Hawaiian Territorial Leg of the committee on patents. ' islature, extended by our distin 'J According to the congressman, the ? Group Five ' " of demands known as gnished colleague, the Honorable J am moKIn IntafAGfa nwifnoi tr iintnv. WALTHAM . - llonolulu 0 I -- 7 Id cause no surprise.- If Giina should , Apparently has not the only set of . T? xvaiai,in90ie; l"e ions journey Um the greatest objection to the or SWISS members of tbla party from ),. eoamonv law whinh ' Watche Shih-Ka- might well city fathers bothered by insistent place:hunters. ha' N EW ASSO RTM AR ARE" BEAUTIES, ,t this group, Yuan i as Washington, D. C, to Honolulu has to do wIth compelling vessels to carry A nf: 4 UST. RIVED. THEY sub-committee recently-electe- d Chi- ved correspondence go vernor-- The of the inro much t and R 75 per whom :i in. favor of some Japanese i management, crew cent of are able ; Sti detailed affecting travel .tQ the language spoken by Vieira Jewelry i'. 113 Hole! sovereignty would be lost. cago aldermen delegated to name the standing - understand Gttd al, for Chinese by land and seaand, , officers. He believes that this part committee was so bothered by colleagues who "Whereas, the burden ttiswork,' its :o group includes the following provisions: of of the new law need not be fotind ' f Personal conduct or the - consld-party- , f v. - ' v -' wanted fat committee assignments that it went jectIonable At it is carefully upon Mr. R. , ? has devolved John gred 1. The Chinese . central government ' - ARTICLE frbin Chicajgb ; to Bixoli, Miss., to find peace, Desha, Secretary to Delegate Kala- - wnrtorf !I employ influential Japanese as advisera in - r nlanaole. wo has performed the serv- ;:!cal. financial and military affairs. , quiet and a chance to make its own selections. place a distmct hardship on' American r.TICLE 2. Japanese hospitals churches and merohtnt morlna tesy; therefore, be it hope a canvass ools in the interior of China shall be granted the . , "I to make careful bnsi-nes- s , ' '. : "Resolved, That tue thanks of Mem- owning land. ;" :"' ''y'-.-- of the situation In its relation to t of Japan's irreducible minimum" and China's of Congress accom- 3.' Inasmuch as the Japanese govern--- 1 bers and others done between the coast and the ARTICLE unexpandable maximum " remind us of the panying the party be extended to Mr. says. Limited. and the Chinese government have had many islands," he po-- Desha, and that In. evidence of our Representative ; Alexander's atten- ?s of dispute between Japanese and Chinese ; situation' caused by the irresistible force and misun-- . appreciation a suitable memento be tion has been called to the service e to settle, cases which caused no little 1 ' the immovable object. procured and presented , to him." . passenger rounding, it Is for this reason necessary that the maintained by Japanese (in." and freight steamers. He would not FURNISHED : departments of important places China) ice - On one of the sunny days as "the say what action might follow from 'ill jointly administered by Japanese and 2 .I37.S0 be Islands-wer- e coming a Congress were the Pacific Mail to car 1150 Young St. bedrooms.. ... police departments of these , Safe at. last Twothousand Americans in within reach - irese, or that the ry of placing 1 252 Kmau St. . , ...... 3 V;.il- 40.00 . notable Virginia Reel was dancld on out intention ces Ehall employ numerous Japanese, so that they Mexico stop appealing to Bryan. San Fran- 4 75.00 Improve the deck and 'reproduced by Repre- its vessels under Japanese registry 2368 Rooke St, Puunul . ; ...... y at the same time help to plan for the J 2562 4 60.00 : a moving picture "I will say that the isolation of Jones SU Manoa ...w. r.i Chinese police service. -- cisco Examiner" sentative Miller for ' of the film. Among those who danced and these islands is too important to per 1605 Anapunl St C...... 3 50.00 4. China ahall purchase from Japan a - ARTICLE Ay on tonnagt Waikiki , 3 ...... 40.00: whose agility .will . be perpetuated in mit of drastic restrictions r J amount of munitions of war (say 50 per cent 3 M govern--.- t) the "movies" . were Speaker Cannon needed to meet the demands of traf- Kinau and Makiki Ste...... '50.00 - more of what ia needed by the Chinese Such minor, affairs as the European war and Mrs. Austin Senator' and Mrs. fic." ... or that there shall be established In China a will litlle in jointly worker arsenal. v Japanese attract attention Hawaii for the Warren, Senator and Mrs. Cummins. Senator Smoot and-Mr- s. Brown, Rep- light was perfect and It Is expected 1 to be employed and Japanese next two weeks. UNFURNISHED nical experts are Mlss Slenip. The notable film will be the result O-- - ;, resentative and -r- o be purchased, "' :" ial 1270 A ve. ; '.' . . ; . . '. . t . i 3 bedrooms. . . . .$32.00 5. China agrees to grant to Japan, the, Matlock RTICLE 2116 Lunihuli Drive," Manoa.. 3; 45.00 constructing a railways connecting Wnchang : We doubt civilized world will see any- t cf if the 1143 Luaalilo St. 4 22.50 ' KiuUang and Nanchang and Chaochou. , . ' thing particularly holy about Turkey's kind of 1328 Kinau St. 3 , 35.00-- RTICLE 6. If China needs foreign capital to FOR SALEBARGAINS harbor,-V--'-- Vs 2205 McKInley St. : . 3 45.00 mines, bnlld railways and xsonatroct war.W' : : ...... dock-yar- d) 1579 Piikoi! 3 in the ofu . NUUANU VALLEY: st 370' (Including prpvinte 4 1. ' 770 Kinau St. r Japan shall first be consulted. . cr- - - r "An attractivero-roo- m Bungalow improved ... .' 44U t with large 1 877 Kalakaua Ave. . . . . : 3 20.00 : ' I T1CLE 7. China agrees that Japanese subjects v VUnel6 Joe Cannon has come to the right ,:.'. 1901 Young . .. 3 25.00' 'Vtave the right to propagate Buddhism in China, lot, 108x190, near Wyllie and Liliha streets, $3750, St' ... . . place toeiebraie,5bis seventy-nint-h birthday. WAIALAE: 1126 King St...... 50.00 China would be under the 1205 Wilhelmlna Rise . ' ' 3 270- - words, " ' '. i other Two lots on lfith Ave. Area 22,500 square feet. 2015 Oahu Ave.," Manoa '" 2 30.00 . of.- - . . Statesmen Tokio and T0 0f the Elder Evidently the Colonel is going to fight it out Make us an offer for this propertv. 1317 Makiki St . 3 30.00 . : 2144 Lanlhula Drive 3 45.00 imperial cabinet : yyj along his line all summer...... if it takes KAPAHULU: 1454 Thurston Ave...... '. .. 2 27.50 12 50x100. Can arrange easy 702 Wyllie St. and Puunui Ate. 4 50.00 A - 1.38 acres or lots Congress Women will charges repulsed" is certainly a safe 1251 Lunalilo StJ ...... ; 3 45.00 ; 3 International of "All i terms. 1313 Makiki St. 3 30.00 delegations to the heads of the European and sane sort of an official bulletin. 2130 Kamehameha Ave., Manoa 3 40.00 For further particiars and list of other property call on. " demanding immediate cessation of the Cor. Mokauea and ColburnSjts. 3 c rs Adams Lane ...... 3 35.00 It may not' bait the mad course of con-h- ut China declines to be revised downward any Lower Manoa road and Hillside 2 bring home to the rulers what further. Guardian Trust Co., Ltd. Mendonca tract, Liliha St. ... . 3 20.00 , ; it' must - Kewalo 3 40.00 ; ; Stangenwald Bldg., Merchant St ...... entails-iipo- n those who cannot bear a gun St "n ticuch but inult May-fhdm- e in Vilerit Meatis;Pin r HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- MONDAY, MAY 3. 1013. Mayor lane favors SEVEN HUNDRED LOCAL CHINESE filACCAUGHEY excursion steamer, tmmssm to exposition Harmony Lodge No. 3. I. O. O. F- the leets in Odd Fellos hall at 7:30 to-- Mayor Lane says that he will sup- KIDDIES FROLIC night PREPARE TO AID WILL LECTURE port any movement to charter one of the larger vessels of the lnter-Islm- d Hawaltan Lodge. No. 21, F. & A. M Company for.an excursion to the expo- will hold a stated Ineeting tonight at sition ill June. From the present 7:30 o'clock. . . REPUBLIC AT PITTSBURG heavy June bookings from Honolulu Mswamice DESPITE ST0R51 HOI to the mainland it probably will be Ceo. W. De Long Post No. 45. G. impossible for many Hawaii residents A. R.. meets this evening In the II. S. to be present at the exposition on Ha purpose raising Professor Vaughan M"cCaughey of Afternoon Downpour W. V. hall, Alakea' street, near Me- Having as its the ' lf waii Cay, June II. There has been Does'Not rchant of funds to aid the mother country the College of Hawaii has been given some talk locally of cnartertng ves- Agakst Halt Annual Mav Dav Fete ....' should war break out with Japan, the first place in the summer session pro--; sel which would leave Honolulu June Tboee havlnt sold tickets for the Chinese National Defense of gram of the University of Pittsburg 1. arriving in San Francisco iri plenty on Punahou Campus according to an announcement Mar-Da- fete will kindly make returns Honolulu was organized last night at madv of time for the celebration.. Mayor SEiit-ilowo- 1640 Kewalo meeting of local the in Pennsylvania city. The subjects j3 with the s ISeven - to Mrs. Mannie Phillips, a Chinese at Lane in communication hundred kiddies from the street, this afternoon. t'nited cninese Society headquarters. upon wnicu uir nuuu.uiu iciuimr wun exposition commissioner of state and ft kindergartens of Honolulu diverted as The organization will have to do Speak have not. been announced as foreign organizations concerning the . Voiney A. Driver, well-know- n in Ho- with the raising of funds; there will yet proposition. ana iaas ana lassies or every imarm-abl- e on Hawaii, died in Kona, be no recruiting or drilling, nor any- Acccrdiag to the Lniversity bulle-- ; Occasionally a business has a break- description May nolulu and during summer at the annual 12, fi-o- tuberculosis. on neu- tin, 'each week the. ADCC lAHTC Hawaii, April thing with might reflect the i.LUUMO1100 UCULMHCOncn down its power system which causes Day fete on Punahou cw.Tium Saturn was Kealakekua. trality cf the United States should session there will be six special Iw WITC in, Interment at a recognized day. .t:--- .' , Japan China go to war. Yee tures by authority, anct MAKES FALSE CHARGES money-losing-", delays. Do you want insur- and j um.ug aaunieu uy me ni'ziaj Tbe dance which was to be held at Yap. president or the United Chinese five conferences The lectures by ance against such occasions? ilownnnnr f.f rain thp nararla ittrtril Phoenix tonight has been indef- Society, was elected president cf the weeks are as follows: An answer in divorce, in which he hall beginning 28 promptly and gaudy colors tmployed initely postponed on account of the new organization. The of Week June Vau?hah denies practically all the charges members MacCaughey, .College of Hawaii. Machines driven electric power pur- as a aecoraung enect on uie umatr-M- ' arrival of the congressional party. the executive committee are C. K. Ai, brought against him by his wife, .M- by garten children Wended, The teachers manager July 5 Joiiu Dewey, Columbia I'nir atilda K. Lucas, has been, filed In cir- president and general of the versity. chased from a wholesale producer are ' umbrellas, but the partici- vice-president court by Lucas. In the carried The territorial grand Jury will meet City .Mill Company; Laii Tong, cuit Albert shut-down- 12 G. Stanley Uni- most s. pants appeared to enjoy the f'.te. rain 2 Thursday. The city Soci- July Hall. Clark answer the libelee admits that his highly insured against at o'clock next of the United Chinese versity. ir no rain.; attorney's department will ask the ety; D. J. Wudan, Mormer colonel-general wife has been, suffering from illnes3 It was the first pay" crowd, an ad- - recent July 19 A. 3. Todd. University o fcr some time' past, and admits that Electric power from our station is al- inquisitors to investigate the in the revolutionary armies, Pittsburg. mission of 23 cents being charged, to escape J, McG rath from theity Young. of "violent and dangerous language is of J. and Kwong Tat, treasurer ? W. D. Philadelphia; ways ready any minute of the 24 hours to go to the benefit fund of the Winder- - - Julv Lewis. dangerous to her just as it might be " JaiL the United Chinese Society. 2 ww4 TVi a rfvAvarl vaa 1 sr of A Aus. E. C. El;iott, University of any other, being." He also drive any machine. t other Officers are: Chinese - to human : The Wisconsin. frequent applause; Indlcalec! that it Neil Campbell, one of the oldest secretary, Lum Yat Keong; English denies that he is guilty of habitual ' 9 Week; ' enjoyed th$ affair hugely. vTlie na residents Kohala, Hawaii, died C. F. Aus. International Peace drunkenness. Our record of service is open for your of secretary, S. K. Lau; treasurer, Henry Ctiltiml)ia April 20. He was CS years old and Zen; auditor, Wu Wing Sun; direct- Au? in Suzzalo. The answer says, "libelee says that inspection you are interested, and will -- versity. if the Fort street kindergarten and the had never been out of the district ors. Goo Sark Wun. Shung Seu Kwai, lni libellant is afflicted with what many Bailor boys' from Paiama were reoiv- - since going there In 1873. He was Wong Chee, Doo Kwong, married gentlemen diagnose as a convince you that our power does not fail Hee Jack ' ed with cheers and hand-claptiu- g. a native of Scotland. Sun, Tom Yee, Young You K wun, DIABETES nagging, quarrelsome disposition and at critical times. Chang Kwai, Tom Kwai, Young Koon, an ungovernable temper;' that.it has

H WW H Day fete" will be RPRUf W w rBW mm Ffl WRIRnW DWNw RHv An attractive May Ming, We announce this new FACT IN been a common' occurrence during the w street, Kau, Ching Alal, Chung Lee Electric motors will run for weeks and held at the Homestead, King fCau, Iook Kee, Ching Lin. Tom PHYSICS influence the renal tract past 20 or more years for the libellant The man tVo"sooceeds In business next Saturday afternoon under the agent opposes to push, 'shove, shake and strike the months without any attention except ' Young Fook Ing. Hee Tong, Chai with an that Renal and , ausDlcps of members of the T.W. man- ' today is the man whc; rives aervice. the Ku Yuen and Loo Joe. Hepatic degeneration and urinalysis libelee and to apply to him all oiling. :";;:r : Selling goods alone - does' not suffice, "C; A Maypole"dances. aesthetic I ner opprobious and unprintable epi- I will, In many cases, within twenty of Coin-pa- AfHXa will Ki pV. ' ' fio the Philadelphia Bird Food n days begin to show diminishing sugar thets. ; WELL-KNOW- N Let us explain the matter more fully to y is giving service. to bird owners. en by ;60 'young women. HAWAIIAN in people 0 over.; In Diabetes of and ' : They are helping people who possess having been no agent On pre- you. . f J 5 yi There N. G. H. WILL M the 20th Infan-tr- WOMAN LAID TO REST 0FFJCERS keep' them 'health.1 Accommcdatlons for "' - birds to In scription counters to reduce sugar in ' ' - : now Paso, Texas, probabl5 AID EXECUTIVE r .' "... :. You can secure everything needed In at El Diabetes (except opium which Is not CHIEF may Schofleld Barracks The funeral services of Mrs. Kama-k- a tbe lire or mru rrom in is company, be found at a specific see Van Noorden on Dia- November, 'according Kaohi, who died' at her residence by gov- Electric Ltd. you next anti-glycosur- Hawaiian Co.; and they will always give advice .tome time ic Under orders issued the betes) the importance of an ; progress which Is being in Pua Lane at 4:30 o'clock yesterday Lieut-Co- l. B. Cooper, on this subject to the speedy ; ernor, Charles 3 is immediately manifest ; .'' 'made In construction of the 1st afternoon, will be held at o'clock General, . N. G. H., been Yon can buy Bird Manna a food, the That sugar can be reduced and that Surgeon has Phone 3431 : Schofleld. this afternoon from Williams under- on ad- stimulant and ionic produced by this Infantry Barracks at many succumbing to Instructed by; Col. J. W. J es taking establishment. Fort street In- of those Diabetes general, to report to Secretary company, .from your druggist, or a can have lives prolonged to other ter- jutant yon 15 The cadets at the Honolulu School terment will be In the Puea cemetery Wade Warren Thiyer tonight for duty , package will be mailed to for minations has been established by ur- coin stamps. Orange Color for Boys soon will dispense with the Funeral arrangements will be in during the chief executive's ball and cents, in or com- inalyses and confirmed by disappear- Is put up In half pint bottles koa rifles now used for drllL A: charge of the Kaahumanu'. society. reception to the visiting Congressmen Food and Mrs, Kaohi was ing symptoms in many cases. and. sells at 25 cents.: This will pro- plete equipment of cadet rifles a native of Kohala, in the National Guard armory. The 2d sldearras Is on its way to Honolulu Hawaii, and was 86 years old. She . Tbe presence of sugar being a following officers have been named to 3 duce the beiutiful deep yellow color disappear- from New York, according to news is survived by three daughters and a PHYSICAL FACT, and its Colonel Cooper, Lieut-Co- l. . so canaries, assist. riejjred la ! Black-ma- n son. ance a FACT IN PHYSICS there Is no received by .Principal h G. W. Short, Major Rose. Houghtail-- 1 : John Gustave sier, First Lieut Mark JL A famous woman novelist was once Bird Fanciers Hand Book, a : ' v The ''v;'- - : uncertainty as to the results that have Major M. Major Ed-Wi- n ' 120 pages, will Merele Johnson, tag, First Lieut John C. Lo, First why she had not married. - "t volume of illustrated, A been obtained. '- 1- asked tourist traveling In the north of D. Kllbourne, Capt Arthur W. Lieut; Alan J.: I)wrey, Second Lieut ' tell you aft 'about the care of birds. .i three the ; Scotland, anywhere,, ex- The agent to reduce sugar (Fulton's M. have things about house'i Articles remaining from the fancy .far from Neely,: Capt. Charles Coster, Capt James U . iC Cunningham; Second , . This book will be mailed on receipt of : : May Day . on the claimed to a native: ."Why, what do Diabetic Compound can be had at Hopkins, Capt, Benjamin K. Ka ne, she sa'id, "which represent so ctosel book and a package tabje at the fete Ed Lieut "James. Lemon, Second' Lieut 15. cents. JThe campus Saturday are on sale you do when any of you are 11 It You Honolulu Drug Co. - Ask for pamphlet Capt. Joaquin M. Camara, Capt Henry characteristics of the average man '2 fj Punahou Roscce W. Perkins, Second Lieut Gus--ta- v ti$ of, Bird MfunVwM be mailed for jMhss Alexander, can never get a doctor.; ."Nae, sir, Current bulletin of recoveries and ra- P. 0SulHvan, Capt Rudolph W. Bent I don't want any more of. h Ira. Orange Color Foo4i I$r4 Joan- at the home of Helen iSchaef err Second Lieut Steven- that, cents. 22C8 telephone .1023. replied Sandy. "We've jlst to dee a tionale mailed on application. John Capt V. Kolb, Capt Laurence "What' do' you mean?" was asked. 32-pa- NtroanuVatreeti Walter son, Second George K; Baker. na, one and one 12ii)age bird - : i Gle-son- , Lieut. -- It is the desire 6f the ways and means naitural death." ; J. Fulton Co., San Francisco, Cal. W. Redington, Capt. Henry Van Well, the novelist repliedi "I've got . book will kll be mailed to ou'upbn committee of the kindergarten asso- adv. . - Capt George B. Schraeder, Capt ;:';--:;- ! a-do-g that growls all the morning, a s- Bird , Manna is re,: receipt of 50' cent- ciation to dispose Of all the articles. A resolution to submit a state wide R. Wi'; yarham. First Lieut. Loult Several additional courses 'for mis- - parrot that swears all the afternoon, only in white metal caps, with - sold prohibition amendment to the voters Capt Woodson ?! Mashall a promi- Kne, First Lieut, William Ahla, First sionary practise are to- be added to and a cat that stays out hll night V the trade inark P.B.F.CO. in red. Tbe Lieut) Louis Asa result of 4h recent' cloudburst was defeated in the Florida senate nent Indiana lawyer, jid vfatner of John Hilo, First . Lieut the 'curriculum of the Yale school! of Philadelphia Bird Food Co4 400 K. 3rd STAR-BTTLLET- have suf- The had passed' a reso- R.Madelros, First Lieut Perry M. religion, according to an announce- - IX GIVES TOU '. at Hana, the Maul roads house such vice rresiaent Marsnau, aiea at m:i Phlla.-f-adv.--; J : '- r-" .- :-- ' - -' . 711 St, fered damage amounting to about lutions home'in' Marion ; t ? I ; P??t,first IieuL Charles IL Jras- ment-''1r'T- v. TODAY'S WS TODAY ' "' $20,060, according to Hugh Tlowell, county englfieer'of the Valley Isle. Mr, Vr Howell believes that, the . Maul plan- DAILY REMINDERS tations have suffered an equal amount v , r of. damage. ;l.:V - :V: vl"'-- . - ; ' i : ' r ' ; . ; 'r' ' Round the .Island In auto, $4.00. Strong winds meeting from appar- . Lewis Stables. Phone 2141. Adr. ; are ently three different directions ' 1 ' Fashionable cowna to ordef.-- l Mra. given as the cause Of two large water- Bldg , W E. BelULove Fort St Adr. spouts which were, seen ia the chan- Milton ic. Parsons are 'showihir hats nel between West Maui and Molokal sail- that are hats; leghorn and Milan last ; week; ;. Persons witnessing the shapes. Adv.. ; say IF or and shepherdess , ranch 31 spouts from the Honolua . cor- Goodwin," ocly exclusive ; e The that weather conditions at the .time shop In" Honolulu. Pantheon bldfc . I set were most peculiar. v rooms 21-2- 2. Call ' and see the new If 16 models. Adr. ,V..; '','.-;- Slave Girl and School Girl? was ! the title of a play' In three acts pre The Outdoor Circle through Joseph sented at the Opera HouBe, Saturday Rock, territorial botanist of Hawaii, evening, by the students of the Japa-- : sealing : has ordered a number of wax nese ... School for Girls.' The theater ? lo- palms . for planting in the Capitol filled with members of the . was well NORFOLK grounds. The palms, come from Sln-- cal Japanese community and the play gapore and are' said to ibe. the first , is said to have; been one of the .best " imported Into United States territory amateur performances ever seen here. In black and Target practise on the Fort Shafter tan calfskin range was begun by the. members of f . 15, 1915; ; Mr. Everyman, ; April made By the the (itlonal Guard yesterday sev eral excellent scores being 'reported. ' Ilonohiln, Hawaii. world's best Captain WSTter V. Koih of D company OK"i::Tio;i has been designated officer in charge Til expert from May 2 'May - of the practise to Dear Sir- --After a careful study of the Honolulu 31. Captain Samuel Ware will be the o&icer in charge of the Kakaako range shoe field we .have made the He?al Shoe Store onr exclusive for May 2, 9 and 16. Nettleton Special Agency in this region. A .man is often judged by the The lowest . bid for the erection of V The addition of Nettleton Shoes for men is in line with , bis Girnpcund. . . the four iron: gates for the ew";,ter: f now being Shoe shoes he wears. :The shoe that "lifts ' rltorlal penitentiary built the progressive (yet careful) policy of the Regal Store. Montpelicr, Vt v We hare treat at Xalihi-ka- U it that Xrom the; von a ir-- g . you up" a notch in your own estimation V faith ia your remedies. I waa yery (Hamm-Youn- Compay, and names No doubt you know of Nettleton Shoes. They are one of., - ; regular was .Other . bids opened Saturday f and' a remarkable . extent command and; of others, is of double tired and sleepy all were as' follows: Honolulu Iron the finer men's make and to the, esteem the time, would have Works, $380; Durant & Irvlna Com-- I continued respect and perpetual patronage from their wearers. value to you. cold chills, and my pany, $439; Waterhouse Company, E.-0.-H- all . hands and feet would $T28; ASon, $890. - .r From thread to sole leather, nothing cheap enters into the i My stomach bloat construction of Nettleton Shoes. They are custom-built by an bothered me, I had DANIELS CONGRATULATES NORFOLK ' pain in my aide and organization skilled by thirty-eigh- t years of experience;. they I DEWEY ON ANNIVERSARY hold-their-shap- Made NETTLETON, a bad headache most possess that comfort and ' e' ' elegance not by of the time. Lydia OF MANILA BAY FIGHT equaled except in the best made-to-nieasu- re custom work. E. Pinkham't .Vege-Itab- le is a shoe of this character. Compound has v. Idone me of good fAssociated Press by Federal Wireless Ask the man who has ever worn Nettleton Shoes if they lots WASHINGTON', D. May 2. When you are nearby, drop fine.- - C shoe-satisfaction known. and I now feel I am regular, my y do not yield the greatest he has ever Secretary of the Navy Daniels yester-da- 1 stomach is better and my pains have all congrat- in and ivill be pleas telegraphed of ' it our left me. You can use my same if you ulation to Admiral ' Dewey, yesterday We trust that yon will look into this matter of what Ueal' like. I am proud of what your 'reme- being the seventeenth anniversary of Value is in a Man's Shoe. ure to show you the Norfolk dies have done for me." Mrs. Mart" the day -- of the American victory of ' - 21 Ridge Montpelier.Vt bay. V' y . 't '. styles. Oauthiek, St, Manila Yours verv trulv, . r arid our other Spring Dependable LaBt night Admiral Dewey attend--' An lloncst Medicine ed a reunion of the members of the It must be admitted by every fair-- Manila Bay jSocIety, composed of the zninded, intelligent person, that a medi officers who fought under him on that ' cine could not live and grow in popularity occasion. The reunion took place at for nearly forty years, and to-d-ay hold the Army and Navy Club. ; record for thousands upon thousands a ' v of actual cures, as has Lydia E. Pink-ham- 'a George Ade tells a story which he Vegetable Compound, without says always seems fresh and glisten- possessing great . virtue and actual ing to him, no matter how old it gets! worth. Such medicines must be looked It is aout two solemn looking gen- I. S. Should you be in need of Shoes of special construc-

both standard and tlemen who were riding together In co-opera- txpon and termed tion, we shall he glad to te with ypu through the Kegal a railway carriage. One : gentleman; dependable: by every thinking person. Shoe said to the other: "Is you wife en-- j Store, and shall endeavor to earn your unqualified Slioe yon bard the slightest doubt tertainlng this summer?" Whereupon Regal If approval. . that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- the second gentleman replied, "Not PANTHEON BLDC. FORT AND HOTEL STS; ble Compound will helpyou,writo very. .r:;Vr:;;.;;:y Co, "The Store that leads in Styles" to Lydia CPlnkhamMedidne 31 18, ad-ric- e. By vote oi to the New York, (confidential) Lynn, Massifor senate passed the Sage; bill creating" Your letter will be opened, a state .single-heade-d hospital com- read and answered by a woman, mission t to take charge of the state and held In strict confidence. ' hospitals. STAH-BTTTjLKTI- ITONOLULU N, 3rONDAT, MAY 3; 1015. rv rr Hohofulu Stock Exttums nnn Pi) ! ! Your Selection 'Monday.1 May 3. should riot be governedby the size of the Com MkTR CAKTTL1L i Bid. Asked pariy, -- the amount of business transacted, nor j Alexander Baldwta.Ltd 200 : .... " It" Co; ...... ;. A the of ele- ' 'm; patronage friend. Neither is a vital 8TJGAR. ...'.. ' i ' ' ment of yi ? '.-- mm:.'m-- ' j -- Ewa Plan. Co. 20, 21 BREAKER Brblieri Lenneo ' JAIL IS WAR TAX AS " .i-- SugaSr Co. 145 - :.. 'A,'-- '':.- '- ; ';. f Haiku .... replaced prom pt and; - accurate work. Haw. Agricultural Co. . . . . 210 .. Factory on premises. : C. & Sug. Co. 34 The Matscn stfainer Hilonian has ; B Insurance that Satisfies Haw. 344 Special ground to order, ln i com-- 1 lenses "55 taken sugar Kahului Haw. Sngar Co. ... 34 at and will KRYPTOK A Life Insurance Policy is a CONTRACT VELL HIDDEN IF plete cargo , AS TARIFF ciadlng TORIC and foraa. Honokaa Sugar Co...... 3i .... at HIlo for delivery to SB0? between You and the Company ; v Honomn Sugar Co...... California coast refineries. - j Hutchinson S. Plan. Co. . 15 1CH ".'";..-.v',--' ..f Kahuku Plan. Co. . 15 The schooner Melrose Is reported ...... discharging a cargo of BILL'IS Get the Best Contract Kekaha Sugar Co, ..... 145 .... IN CITY lumber and rORKIG N. Sanforcl Send name, age information Koloa Sugar Co...... S1L general at Kahului, Maui. It may j A. and address for sugar returning Paci-- I : optician , McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd 6 . take in to the " 5. I :mi as to the New Policies of the - Sugar Co 21 21 fic coast Oahu H Is MoGrath hiding fn Honolulu? Has One of those smiles that leads those Olaa Sugar Co., 5 6 Over May Co.: "'V- - Ltd..... he gotten away to one of the other who Bee R to believe that it is an un- 4 . . 32 The barkentine Makaweli has not Onomea S'igar Co...... islands? Did he leave Honolulu in discharging spoken sign thst its wearer is --with England Mutual Paauhau Sugar Plan. Co. 19' completed Australian the oil steamer Chanslo; ? mat Port' Alton. Th vmsaI i you ' is wnat benator wiuard sauis Sugar Mill ...... at Pacific .. These 'are questions wlreh are be- bury of .Delaware displayed whet Insurance Company Paia Plan Co 145 pected to sail to the Sound the latter ing asked not only around the city part of the week asked his views on the proposed state Pepeekeo Sugar Co. . . - - ...... and county Jail but at the police de- " . hood for; Hawaii Mr. Saiilsbury is a Pioneer Mill Co...... 25 25 - partment and in the city detective de Sugar from Kauai mills amount- - member iof the Pacific Islands com- Agrl. Co. 101 102 " 1 Walalua .. partment. Rumors as to - '' ':; - McGrath's ing to 7500 sacks was received In the "V. 'fi,r i. j . J t & Wailuku- Sugar Co...... "j'"' : Castle Cooke Inter-Islan- " ex' Ltd.rnl whereabouts continue to be originat- d .;:-- steamer KInau. This vr fv? T. " . Walmanalo Sugar Co...-- ...... pected, the Hofsteln resolution.nujrmem ' ed, but a constant scouring of the vessel met with rough weather in re- Z. '...;,, Fire, Life, Marine, Automobile and Walmea Sugar Mill Co. . . orialisin'g Congress ...... city andvicinity thus far has failed to turning from the Garden Island. for statehood will j Accident Insurance Agents MISCELLANEOUS. reveal the hiding place of the man f be referred. . & 't-.'-T- Haiku F. P. Co, prd...... ,,-.- VM-- .. ' ,Thu3,inuch depends on how the wanted by both the territorial and uln,,Muu ' Haiku F. ft P. Co., Corny : federal authorities. ia"" members of the PaciSc Islands com has been overhauled to enter service genate Ha-- Haw. Electric Co. 185 .... by some mUtee of feel towards It is believed of the police uo HAMM-YOUN- Q Haw. I rr. Co. - Ltd...... ueiweenonoiuiu .ana in.ac waU whether O? not Hawaii Is to be rHE von CO, .... force that McGrath got away on rT t n a Maim Vi at nntw vvmHav fT arfaf - Haw. Pineapple Co. 34 35 the admitted as a state the next few LTD, Honolulu ' ... Chanslor, though a message to I. the congressional party on a la TTJ HIlo R. R. Co.. Pfd...... wlrelss take years and Mr, Saulsbury's smile was says he is not on the tU steamer, cru,se or 18ianGS-- H116 Ry. Co., . .75 .95 ine taken to be "all gold.? He declined Com.. .. which San Diego B. Co., 18 19 sailed for shortly I to make any Statement, .saying thai Alexande Hon.; ft M. Ltd... after he mysteriously left city P. T. Phillips, one of the Hon. Gas Co, Pfd ...... 100 .... , the. and Purser .n Interview on the matter before the county-Jail- . A captain police as- best posted officials connected with , Hon. Gas Co., 100 .... cf Holstein resolution feached his com-the- Com..... Inter-Islan- d ' was positive coastal service, has - R. & L. '. 150 175 serted that he that this ralttee would 'be premature; "Fm rv Hon. T. Co.... is the state of affairs. Captain of been selected to accompany the con- - Inter-Islan- d V, , .strons. for Hawaii,, believe me he S. Nav. Co...... gressional party Ma- - 18 Detectives McDuffle says there is in the steamer 8aid the snrile, reverting to the Mutual Tel. Co...... U8 I mtr ' hardly a doubt about it. McDuffle una Kea. Phillips will have charge , : : t ara m. "A B. A,? Baldwin Oahu Ry ft Land Co. .. . 135 . . . . tenacularj vt Checks has several men out searching. of the purser's office on the crdise. There Aa auestion in mv inlnd Better Than . Pahang Rubber Co...... " Since McGrath's escape the detec :'- - LlmlUd. I that a new war tax will be necessary ( ' Tanjonj? Olok Co..". .., Money Rub...... tive department a num Captain T. J. Morris has closed a goes . , has answered I when the tariff bill into effect,' "4 P. H. OURNETTE ": : BONDS. i When traveling, . ber of calls " from persons believing charter with C. W. Macfarlane for the he said soberly, "even though this sys money bag ? Hamakua Ditch CdT , . Cemmittloner of Deeds for California to bei J Sugar Factort 6s... they had seen the fugitive. Last n.'ght yacht La Paloma for a cruise of sev- tem of raising the necessary revenue ; Haw,' C. & Sug. CorSs...... and New YorkJ . NOTARY PUCLia , exchanged, often; a run was made, to of eral months in the North Pacific. Cap- to run thor government' ia Co. . the intersection cot proving Draw Mortsaaea. Deeds. Cilia cf at a discount, and,; Commission Merchant' Haw, Irr. 6s ...... 8'. tain Morris, G. W. Denver, second -. ap- the old and new Manoa roads. .A call popular with the t people.- There Sale. Leasee. Wills, etc. Attorney far IflosU Is gone for-- - Haw.Ter. 4s, Ref. 1905...... come in from, Manoa mate of the schooner A. F. Coats and pears to be some doubt capital ,!v and Insurance' Agents Haw. 6s, Pub. had a resident in the the District Courts. 71 MERCHANT ever. ;. jl Ter. Imp...... saying that a mysterious man, who a Japanese and a Hawaiian will, leave on whether the. tariff,; bill will go Into -- Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. .... quan- STREET, HONOLULU- .- Phone 1S4S. A. B. A? checks 4s...... might be McGrath, was in that vicin- port early this week to seek a effect during the war' times! : How- may be cashed at; ity." myste- tity cf ambergris believed to be drift- ever, going to my . . The detectives found the I'm make it business many ! ' Haw, Ter...... ing out' the followed by the banks around ' ...... of track to investigate industry Affected by ' ;.;; Aejnte for rious man, but it wasn't McGrath. one ' ' S. 1901 60 67 : Hilo R.R.Co. 6s Issue am- . GAG E the world, and if Hawaiian Sugar Before the transport Dix sailed to sailing and steam .vessels. The the tariff bill, augar, while here.!.'' ; BAG Commercial ft Hild R.R.Co. R.&E.Con.6s. . . . . 52 bergris is said to represent a snug lost or stolen mar ;Co..-:- : .; '' day the vessel was carefully search- Honolulie Censtructlait -- . mm'- Honckaa Sug. Co. .... :.- be replaced. ; )m 6s.... ed, but no McGrath was forthcoming. fortune. ' A. Drayinj Co, Ltd.; Negotiable only Haiku Sugar Company. Hon! Gas Co, Ltd. 5s.... 100 The docks also were watched until V CS ." '' V Hon, R. T. ft L. Co, 103 Queen St.' when : countersign- Pala Plantation. 6s.. Skipper Read His Obituary the time the vessel had cleared the . . Ry. Co. 100 . Phone .4331 ed by owner; , Maul Agricultural Company. Kauai 6s...... Her knell, sounded at Lloyd's the ''. 100 wharf. McDuffle said today that be r McBryde Sugar Co. 5s. . ..V. day. .Get. them, Company has men watching all docks. before she struggled . Into the at the Hawaiian Sugar , Mutu a 1 . . the Tel. 6s...... Mc- South American port of Guayaquil, the A.- - BANK OF HAWAII Kanuku Plantation Company. Oahu Ry. Co. 5s 103 In spite of rumors," however, Li ft Land .. Grath's mys- schooner Ethel Zane, well known on BOATCAPSiZIl IF YO U WISH TO ADVERTS 3 III '. Cot, whereabouts is still a McBryde Sugar Sugar 104 105 : Ltd. ; Oaha Co. 6s...... tery. It is likely now that a cable the Pacific, Is. safe,, together with her NEWSPAPERS , Olaa . Sugar Co. 6s . . "88 skipper. Captain val- Kahulut Railroad Company. will be seAt, to mainland police to Dorris, and his . AJiTW&arVat Any Time. CaII ca ci Pacific G. ft Fer. Co. 6s.. 103 103 crew. Hardly ever does, a . ' iant vessel . . ; ., Kanal Railway , Company, jj'-: watch the Chanslor when It .. . '.. Writ,-- ' i Pacific Sugar Mill Co. 6s .... 90 arrives show up again when once officially on Coast. 1 1 Kauaf Fnilt & Land Cc4' Ltd Pioneer Mill Co. 100 the posted as missing, In case of ARE HLICHKIi A KB'& ADVEIl T OtNQ v v 5s.... and the II CD ' Ilonolua . .' . Mill Co. hope .,.;-- . i Randu v San Carlos 6s.. .. Big Oil Tanker Launched the fore and after all had been - AGENCY Walalua Agrl, Co. 6a . . . 10Q abandoned. The claims were to have MA Sinaome Street . San Frar.s!ss VALLEJO.--T- he oil tanker Maumee B been paid on April 2Cth. ' Although Conflicting reports reached here- - by will be launched at the Mare island 1 " SALES : Between Boards-3- 0 H. B. no particulars were- - conveyed in the I wireless todav of accident off CITY MILL COMPANY. LTD, navy yard. Miss Janet Crosse, daugh- a'iatal bull-l- explaining 1 Importers lumber ftnd ij ft M. Co. 18; 5 Haw. Sug. Co35. Captain-- : despatch the schooner's Lahaina on Saturday aight in which, of best " ter vof; William M. Crosse, - Session Sales 10 ' McBryde 6. Jong voyage or aays, n is oeuevea jf appears, were a materials. . Prices low, ana we rv commander ; of the battleship Rhode i two drowned when ?-- :: Co. order-promp- v Bishop & t t hy y : that she was dismasted in heavy, your- - attention wbetief i limited!" t i ;..-- boat Tan : Island, will christen the vessel.' frmireimr'Kllanea ,:: - ., r ' ; Latest sugar quotation: '96 degj weather and that she was compelled larara or small We have- built tu bankers : Work willbe suspended at the navy out of its course and struck a reef, "Jury f city cer-- A De-- jrees; test, 4.827 cents, or ?96.54 per to make tbe coast under slow - passengers. A dreds-o- houses In thla wlti Fy 'yearly on 8avlnge yard, during, be .ceremonies in order ' being capsized wUb- Jta ' ' : .' .:;...x . yoa uu-u-a V . - rig. 7; satisfaction: U want to .., ;, . compounded, ton. . I' t . fect UfueaVlC'K." K. Le tter of poalta twice that empJoyfmay. attend. Belling-ha- Japanese wcmian and a Chinaman ate .'. Z, The Ethel Zane sailed from - Annually, Maumee, ship saW beeh drovned. the - rTrayelereV :ml.:;'. .v. v 1.. .The a sister of the 4, 1914, fo'have TAIL Credit;- and Checkf July, was on October lumber laden, others, including boat's crew, ere K'hawha, launched last and was never heard of until a recent the ... available throughout the . world. built at a saving of $85,000 under the said to have been saved. The a icldent cable announced her , safe arrival on ' Sugar v 77cts estimated cost of ?1440,000 accord- ' is very unusual, the Hawaiian rboat to anpouncemcnt the west coast The Is ing an today. V ;, ow nartleT and en being noted for their skill in Utett' Millinery kJ Martin Grune oChea geir craft m jmd outf island . Kauai Sugar Report. is, REAL ESTATE Beets ested In the vesseel. porta when the rough.. MISS POWEJl 1NSURAN According to officers in the Inter-Islan- d Cable Transfers steamer Kinau the following FASSE56ESS AERITED. 1 69 Merchant St. Tel. 2350 Henry Vatertiousa Trust Ce sugar, is"awaiting shipment at Kauai Japanese Jump . Freighter. - Two Japanese sailors In the freight - at Lowest Rates 'm :': Ltd.- 'i! ports; Wa3mea Mill J200, Hawn. Per str. Kinau .from Kanal, May 2, Mara, which completed dis si Co. .48.430, McBryde Sugar er Kaifuki --Mr- D: K. Kalan, Master W. Kalan, Membert Honolulu . Stock and Bond Susar ' charging general . cargo at Kahului, '" v.;",-.- Plantation 38,396,' ' Koloa Plantation C. B.. H9fgaard,. Capt. .Nelson, Mrs. g. bockus,; mmm-- ',;lr:r:: Exchange.,,:' are said to be at .large on the islahd Honolulu' Photo c ',: Fort and Merchant Streets 3S17, Lihue 2500, Grove Farm .5000, Nelson, Mr Tono, Mrs. Tono, Miss Authorized Agent for Hawaii for of . Maul, despite the effort made by Makee Sugar Company 2000, Kllauea Tono, . Re v. C: Hon Fo, Mrs.: C. P. Co. ; First Preferred Stock of Pacific Gas Telephone 1208 Captain Kawahara to the men .Supply 9500 sacks. I return Rowe, S. Hamaeku, Mrs. S; Hamaokn, . H EAOdUARTCTtl ft Electric Company of ship facing a fine of J1000." Of - KODAK California. ; collected to the Kotan'l,- Y. Klrchara, Geo, Wond, Fifteen thousand dollars T. ;.; - - C.Brcwer&Co. ficers halted a number of Japanese . ICS Fort Street BY AUTHORITY. Rob-bin- s. " German-America- ns Miss Wood, Mrs. 2784. O. Box 542 among was dis- of Mrs. Wond, Phone P. who had taken French leave the Mr.: RobbinS,: A. D; Hills, Mrs. (Limited) Office, 503 Stangenwald Btdg. ; civil SEALED TENDERS. and brought all runaways hack tributed to distressed German vessel A. D. Hills. Miss E. IL Wilcox, A. U. v with exception of two who are prisoners In , South Africa by the the Alex- moun- Hlmes, Miss de Lkney, F. A. , FACTORS,- - Cape Town. Sealed tenders will be received up believed to have fled to the SUGAR American conSul at ander, Mrs. : Alexander, C. O. Smltn, A GROCERY ' to 11 a. m., Thursday, May 13, the tains. MEAT MARKET COMMISSION MERCHANTS at R. N. Oliver, Miss London, Idlss Mer- day office of the president of the College m SHIPPING and 1NSUR S7.50 a :' A- Gay, Mr. MerrUl, - Horner, can be made by good agents eelling of Hawaii, Manoa valley, for the con Hat Kerosene for:''.the Allies. rill, Chas. ANCE AGENTS, A. Gartley, S; B Dole, C. W Spitz PiiOiIE 3451 cur Industrial Policies Apply at once structlon of a reinforced concrete en- The British: steamer Ranella, filled '' and 43 ': :.; '" HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII gineering laboratory for the College with kerosene oil said to be for de ,deckJ''"r '': cJ; co, : . Claudlne" from :MiuL May Ysa hcpJc m .m,-LTD.';-- Regents re- livery at a Siberian coast port, called Per str. of .HawalL The Board of Kort two Miss TORT ET nONOLTJLU. T. IL Fort and King Streets. j serves right to reject any or all to take bunker coal. --The vessel Is l.Mrs. and children. the d. Kort; Mrs..;' E. ilurphyr C. M. Sym-moo- Telephone 3529 P. O. Box 265 FOR' RENT. . . specifications expected to steam to Vladivostok. The tenders. Plans and C. Et, Buchard, H. may be had on application at the of Vessel took Its cargo at New Orleans. P. PhonorT. Furnished house on Tantalus; 5 rooms It met no delay in passing Panama Sait0 B.' Indzaku; Gea 4lu"raphrer, V. fice, of the president of the college. An-len- Ima-Mur- a. e Hawaiian v- ; trust:: ; and bath; can be rented monthly, Canal..; mmy. C.; M. Thurston, Mrs. I4sl cf Officer! and Director: WALLACE R. FARRINGTON, ""..: . 1 20 . ''''.i. CO, LTD. y weekly or week-en- d . Apply box 485, Dorego; 6. F. Heine and deck. ... i ..' i , Chairman, Board Regents. E. T. BISHOP...... President - ' ; of '; ' : V : . 6154-6- t Per stf. Mlkttbala from Maui and ; ' Honolulu. Honolulu, May 1, 1915. PASSENGERS BOOKED : ; Sol robkutson . , it Molokai, ay 2. Mrs; Chas, Gay; D. mr: bht, cocsa . il 'Carries on' Trust 6153-I-0t - 'l:"-- CL-.-,r- : Vice-Preside-nt anager Two-bedroo- m opp. Fort ":A and Business, In all Its furnished cottage, Per stmr. Claudlne for Maui ports Leith and eight deckv '; : ) ; Young : 1 : . tennis courts. 871 St. - May 3 A. Seiner, Ida Weaver, . . . . . Secretary " Miss ii VERS , v NOTICE. ; branches. ":. 6154-t- f . - W :, ,. : Locomotive Co. '.JLX ROSS . . . . ; Treasurer J J. Fassott r The American ? H It. 4V -- Kewalo Fill stmr. Kinau for Kauai ports closed ; a contract' for $65,000,000 of O. It. CARTER. Director LOST Jaxaierlals-Itainder&too- May 4 Jack Rod way, Percy Deverlll, wax: d tha ' II. COOKE. . i . .Director R. Miss M. was., C MORGAN O- LTD. 14-- meetings wUi 9 P. Spalding, Henry Rente, order received, from the Russian L R C- k. gold watch, open face Waltham, Public be held at 14 PER CENT ICE CR2A1T, R. id ...... Director ' m. on May 17 18, office Yim, G. C. Lai, Mrs; Y. C. Lai. government;, .:;"'.-v;-. -' J. ALT..,. TOCK BROKERS and chain 32d ; degree Masonic a. and at the ': mm- 'm . ?t of Superintendent of Public try,the ':J, R. A. COOKE...... Director . ' charm ;. . finder please, return to Y. the Information Furnished and Lont purpose r.ceivlng : Director ' m; C. A.; reward; absolutely no Works, for the of MkVlMlMl DRUG CO. A. GARTLEY;.;V .; Madel'..' :m .' r 6154-t-f claims for. damages arising out, of the . I y . questions asked. Hotel and Bethel Street D. O. MAT: ...... Aodltor Merchant Street Star BtthdfnJr work done'on the sanitation contract. Phone 1572v:;'.-- ; Gold- - watch, open face, diamond In in Kewalo, Kaakaukukul, Puunui and ....; pearl fob. A. H. Honolulu. back, in Ret. Kukuluaeo, :xt;p-;- - lorse, Honolulu Brewery";' reward. AH persons having claims for dam- m: r:.. , 6i54-6- t . ages 'are. requested to present them J FIR INSURANCE at this time, and no claim will be con- "Mayflower" Cdffco FURNISHED COTTAGE. sidered after the latter date. "Save of FROM SELECTED BEANS lit; in attle tit - CHARLES R. FORBES. THE Furnished cottage and f Hght ; house- Superintendent of Public Works ; HENRY MAY el CO, LTD. ' '. : pocfet; . keeping rooms; all conveniences; 6149-Ap- J Phone 1271 :, : : ' r. 27, 29, i May 1, 3, 5, , 10, bod m 'm - t B. Fi DilU Co; electric lights; bath, running water; 15. 17. mod- 12. LIMITED 'abort distance from postoffice; Creditor will tibt ins tfeee erate. Ganzel place. Fort and Vine- BUSINESS NOTICES. " 6104-t- AgenU Hawaii: yard. Tel. 1541. f .. General for f oppress; .V . .BUSSES ELECTION NOTICE. SCHOFIELD BAR--y 'Atlas Assurance. Company of ' Te and from London, Nev York.:- - UnderwriU i RACKS, Alakea and Hotel St, LOTS FOX SALE special meeting of . - era Agency;. Providence Wash. ":;v;:EOB;;RENT;--- At a stockholders every; Tyc- Hours 75c one way,: ; Co. v; Electricity, gas, screens in all houses. of W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd.. held at round trip. " Ingtov Insurance $40062x109, off Asylum road; - $T5 v' Building. I Fine cottage In town; $22. the office of the company this day, HAWAIIAN TRANSPORTS 4th floor Stangenwald 4th Ave- 1 block from and pleasure 8pxin " bouse, large grounds; $15 $30050x100. - the following officers and directors ''.:"--. T10N COMPANY r Kaimuki car line. ; : Large new house; $26. were elected: $16050x100, 10th Ave.," Palolo; $10 - ;. hearrt"Benjamto ; Small furnished cottage for 2; $17. George J. Olfell President thy .rash. $3 per month. v v v THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE - E. W. Raphael Treasurer j ! ; $250 50x100,, cor. 10th . and Pakui ; , BANK, LIMITED. ; ). :H. Schnaclr, RAymoid Secretary Book trip around Island J $25050x100, cor. 10th and Pakl; Irwin...... for autft : j. "v " Yen. Real Estate d After die sfockholders' meeting the on Sunday 4 or Pass. "::;; good for store. FIRST-CLAS- ' Capital subscribed, .,C00,000 84fe Kaahumanu St. Telephone 3833 directors organized and appointed $4 EACH IN S Perry y. ' -. Capital paid 30,000,000 $200087x122, KTract. George manager of the cofti-l-an- AUTOMOBILE, v.- up...... $17550x100, near Campbell Ave. JCNeil Reserve fund ...... 19,600,000 Makikl KeighPU Poultry Ranch. Su ndaye special ' rate of $3.50 $800-4.0x- 100 W. KaimukL 8. AWOKU LoomI Marser 5th Ave., RAYMOND IRWIN, Opp; Y. M. C. A.. Phone 2333 B. C . White Leghorns and S. C. Orp- $200 -- to $300 Lanakila tract, near Secretary, W. C. Peacock it Ca, Ltd. BISHOP ? " day-ol-d ingtons. Hatching eggs,' School street 6152-3- t chicks, young and' laying stock. Rec- $16050x100, 12th Ave no stones. -- 180-24- ; S le ri ord of breeders: 3 eggs. We $90040x80, Perry tract nr. Emma st FISHING AND TRESPASS RIGHTS. ayi rig s e p laiiar t m P - trap nest every bird every ; day in the BARGAINS IN HOMES. ' year. Cockerels from hens with over $3700 105x150,, 2 bedrooms, 6th Ave. All persons are hereby notified that STEINWAY- N - 1 2 82 record. Strictly, fresh table $3250100x200, bedr.. Hobron Ave. the rieht nn thp land and m Bargain fa Other Kssca Sld3, .02 Merchant ri: .':;.- -, ttangenwald rggs &Qd choice Uble poultry. Visit the fishingrrsn?rights for squid of 'the' T PLAYER. PIANC3' . PIANO CO, LTD. , STOCK and Buriu onufttiw our plant; write for pHce 1UL waters of .Mokapu. Heeia are reserved, L THAYER. Bond 314$. X3U M Honotilu Stick end Tel. C Pohlmann. P. O. Box P. E. B. STRAUCH by v- - ROBERT W. DAVIS.; 121 Hotel Street ; Phont 6153-2- t HONOLULU STAB BUIiLETIN, IONT)ATAT f5? 1915. frv? SEVEN

GERMAN OFFICIAL 7 SALVAGE I VORK ;, CABLEGRAMS TBWO DBOH : : . . : , ' r The following cablegram from official German sources was received to- Haliil ON SUBMARINE day: -- WASHINGTON, D. O, May 3. Headquarters report. May 2: ln Flanders enemy after strong RESUMED TODAY preparation by artillery attempted as- sault on new German position north- east Ypres. French attacked vigor- ously between Canal and road . to' After four days of insidew work, Ypres, Saint Julien. English weakly The remainder of shipwrecked pas- TONIGHT AND TOnOREOW NIGHT OllhY westward." ' Enemy's efforts ab- sengers' in the Great' Northern liner where operations were more Photo-pran- -- confined to m : the-- unsuccessful, especially in Minnesota' reached Honolulu in the . Majnilioeut of Sensational overhauling gar and fitting new ma-- t solutely ' ' Toyo Kisen Kaisha steamer Tenyo consequence of German flanking and ' V.-"-- - salvage work on e, '; TiusIayiust trial, the sunken reverse fire. From direction Brood-seind- Maru today. v .. submarine F--4 was resumed, this morn- Veldhoek, Argonnes, German The vessel was welt down in the AWdiH'Mlay Martha ing. Weather conditions axe again attacks north of Lefourde Paris made water: with the heaviest cargo carried , good progress. French despite des- in many months. A portion of the ' ' ; Ideal for the work, end it is believed Thursday Aila (Ad Club Niht) perate resistance lost several trenche- freight destined for the east coast of I that new and stronger lines will be s."- the mainlanw was transferred from' -- 1 ; secured to the vessel, by which it "Fifty-si- x prisoners between Meuse the Minnesota!. Featurino; the Famous Actress Florence Roberts . Friday Lucia (SikuMaT Kcjiubt) Mill be possible to gradually draw it Moselle. In Priest wood only sharp .The Ten yo Maru landed 14 cabin. ; - ! ; 150 PEO - ' ' upward and shoreward. fighting. French here attacked in one second-clas- s and , 146 Asiatic SCENESSIX REELSOO Saturday MatiiNf Hioletto : 1 This morning the tug Navajo took force, reached even German trenches. steerage passengers. Were, however, repulsed heavy ' - Others may possibly W first in War, hut wo art firt ill Saturday Kveiling Cannon the dredge Gay lord to the scene of with Proceeding through to San Francis- operations, where it was again anchor- losses. Lost 90 prisoners yesterday. co at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning are Peace, etc., and will show enemy aeroplanes down near 2a3 S6 196 ed above the spot where the F-- 4 lies. Two shot cabin. secoudla88 and Rheims, Verdun. steerage ; Prices: Orchestra, $1.50; Dress Circle, $1 00; Gallery, 50c The Navajo then commenced drag- travelers, . ging with the heavy wire and chain "German operations in northwest- ern Russia made good progress. Near ' ' cables that have been prepared dur- r all-wir- Szawle hundred prisoners. Ger- 7 ; MATINEES HALF PRICES . ing the last few days. The e four J VESSELS TO AND man vanguard in pursuit fleeing Rus- cables used at .first chafed through, ISLANDS BOX OFFICE OPENS 10 A. M. PHONE 3937 one after the other, and it has been sians. Southwest of Mitau Russian FROM THE found necessary to insert 90 feet of attacks near Kalvarya repulsed with heavy losses for enemy three hun- ON SALE ADVANCE heavy chain into each cable, so that (8feclal Tflreles U Brrtaaita SEATS WEEK IN chain and not wire will pass under the dred prisoners taken. Exekaiif

.submarine. There Js little or no " chance of these new lines giving way . Monday, May 3. In all its grandeur and jrjpfy for two days only Under, any strain that the hoisting THEATERS SAX FRANCISCQ-Arrive- d, May 2, S. jgear can carry. S. C-!-2 (Ex Wotan), hence April 17. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, HAY 5 and 6 2, I According to what luck is met with, Five mammoth reels of heart-rendin- g NEW YORK Arrived May S. S. the lines should be in position in one scenes in and around the titanic Dakotan from Hilo April 6. Tonight to two days. When the ends have death struggle that now grips bleed- Radiograms. A few of the views to be seen in these special teatare been carried to the lifting scows and ing Europe will be the special added S. S. LURLINE arrives from San 19 films are: San Francisco Bay and Ferry Landing, everything made feecure, the divers at Ye Liberty theater for Francisco . Tuesday With cabin 7:30 P.M. Promptly will be - sent down to make a report Rttraction commencing tonight The and 3 itMrnp nnsflonrorft. lflfi ban with its mammoth sign, "California Invites the on the holds secured, and to estimate regular weekly features and addi- maiU 10 pkgs. express matter, 13 1 ; World ; Opening Day Parade; Mayor Rolph Greeting the chances of getting a salvage hose tional films will be shown, as usual, autos, 1327. tons cat-go- for Kahului, to the F-- 4, by which some, of the with a change of program Thursday 1046 tons cargo. Friends; General View of Fair Gronnds and Buildings; BIG DOUBLE BILL water can be forced out and a little night and matinees Wednesday and U. S A. T. SHERIDAN. 8 p. ra.. May The Famous Joy Zone; Dedication of Hawaiian Build-ing- ; buoyancy restored. A compressor has Hearst-Seli- g mas- 2, -- 600 miles , ofj; jwrt; . will arrive . : Saturday, but this y . j Commis- been Installed aboard the dredge, terpiece, "The History pf the World's about Wednesday. ,r t Dedication of.Chinese Building Chinese which is capable of blowing out a Greatest War," will be shown at each sioners Band; Beautiful Night Illumination; The ; ': and --TIME TABLE : portion of the boat, if the hull is not performance throughout the week. Reported. top badly damaged. quiet day Late Aviator BeachyDoingHis Famous Loop-the-Loo- p IN POLICE CIRCLES Patlie Weekly, 7:30 p. in. For those who will not have an POLICE TO TAKE SPECIAL opportunity going to the PanamaJ Pacific Exposition, the management Thomas Hicks, charged with as- Popular prices: CARE WHILE PARTY HERE arranged sault, and Adam Ahia, charged with , .Popular has Mary Pickford; 7:45 p.. in.' of the theater ' to bring the exposition to Honolulu. having threatened to kill, were the ' jltinees DaiAd vianilarUn in Wishing Btog," 8;00 p. wAs soon as the program is made may seem a out the or- only arrests made this morniix by "The m This little of Evenings--IIa-in Floor, 25c; Reserved, 35c; Balconyr15c. public we will act accordingly," said dinary, but. it is, nevertheless, a fact. the police department Due to the Captain of Detectives .McDuffie to- The .motion pictures of the exposition, coming of the congressmen, perhaps, day in .reply to a question regarding Popular on the police court fjequenters . have : ; Jntermissipn 5 Minutes. .:., which .will be aeen at the V v detective serrice for the Congress- pres- ceased revels to size Che visitors ' Wednesday and Thursday of the their .'ilenrst Seii World's Greatest War, 045 p. in. ional party. ent week are .so realistic that one can up with the rest of Honolulu. - Captain IfcDuffie jsays that the' de- "barkers' along the five full parts; . almost hear the Taken at the BattleFront, in partment plans to have secret service famous Joy Zone. ' That the recent rains on Kauai Ye ? at men at all the functions to be given will cause the sugar plantations to AVhySuch CrbwdsAt Liberty f Best Pictures AU.D r Jn honor of the vteittio.V Members of Another excellent crowd of music realize their original estimates, with ALL KINDS OF ROCK SAND FOR CONCRETE WORK. ,10-20-3- -- ; 0 Cents, Of Course! ; the department probably will accom- were well, repaid for mo- McBryde approaching close to 16,000 FJREWOOO .AND COAL i: lovers the :... v - : pany the congressmen thea- tons, is news which L. D. Tim-mon- s, 98 QUEEN STREET. - P. O. BOX 112 . NO ADVANCE IN PRICES In their trios ney and time spent jit the Bijou the ter, last Saturday night when the editor of the Garden Island, to 'the, other islands. Ax any .rae. cer- - j Bevani Grand Opera Company re- brings to Honolulu. There were heavy : tam members of the torce .will be on peated that popular ld opera "Faust". rains between - Hanalei 'and Maka-we- jl Kilauea, Kealia, STAR-BULLETI- rrrri7" tne joo at ai tlme, Jp spite of the. All ,pf the . artists '. were, up to the Thursday night N 75 CENTS PER iact tJoat nothing of jan .nntortunate good record that "has been set by this Hanamaulu and Lihue plantations also - . :- - .v-i- ...... nature is expected during stay sterling organization andtQ iSfngle were favored...... " .;. - t. i t ' th .of the visifora' . :. -- v i out any particular' one for praise would be jua injulstlce to the balance - CHINA STRIKES MORE of the cast Each member of .- the company .was perfect, while the or- ANNOUNCEMENT: : DEMAWOSPEOPLE,0F chestration proved " revelation td 46 vT 2S SPECIAL advantage, W many ; who had not taken - INDIGNANT 11 r 1 114 1 11 11 11 vj- !; jmSi WW of the Bijou's feast of music since) r ' ' Samoa . opening nights. T i Pursuant to the policy, of this iouse to give the best (Special to' Hawaii Shinno.) the TQKIO, Japan, ;A-C-he Cjy-- j ijay : and latest "pictures to be obtained in IhS; rsavinff pictw government Tfi"plfising depjarture lias teen : Aese has, refected Group i Amuse- -- the .aidoiftlun . matter from 4ue jn 'jthe arrangement of Xwor)'Ctojiw;p will present, Veei, liSdtr: JdJtable.pf demands the ment Company. fl gently haded program At 'JEmpire the republic ,by. Japan, according to ,new,s the 0ally the tion to the regular program, commencing next Xlcnday ater. his heme, of good pictures will Honolulu can say HONOLULU ' ! .; '' In f to six ": . i jnojjgnauoiL.pX .je, .Japanese utjytretueqourday. cop) oyer ,tWs'. aetion. .has" reaclved new "releases' each 5S3i how, the :PRESEN1T yearly Jb,the flawing JpoiC4"indi- - that las A-- THE - cagons .are JMi .the jjeople 1H 4e--i mand that the Japanese government I 1EBITED 4' IT? take some final measure which will 1 . Per O. S. S. Sierra, from San Fran- It will be a i t ' 1 either or , settle the difficulties result cisco. May 3 (exclusive of congres- in an ultimatum. , - War sional party) Mrs. M. A. Balih, Mr oV, has made arrange- C. UBartJett, Mr. J, L. Brickels, Mr. nihtlv ser ' : PROGRAM FOR LAST A, W, Brown, Mr. H. E. Burnett, Mrs. in five reels of motion pictures, taken by thQ Hearst-Seli- g SUPPER OF SEASON Burnett,. Airs. Geo. Cabill, Mr. C. H . witn the .Cady, Mrs. M. Cressaty, "Master C. mentSi - .. immediate battle-fron-t. ;f The vice the .V on the . : photographers, Cressaty, Mr. G. Croshy,. Mrs.-H- .' C. .. V V T T TV llie Y. M. C. A. boys are arrang- J.,JDaynes, Mr. E. W. ryr a" pavls, Mr. John - pictures-of- war to.be jseen Amciicai. ing f Wg prprnm tpnlght ' art- 'first authentic this in in ccn Fiaeld, Mrs. Flfield, Miss L. Fitzpat-rick- ,' V ., rt- - ueo na4on with th3 last supper of the rate wiiiKio:t 111 liw XlJW f iavv Mrs. F. Goodman, . Mrs. R. R. sfast n. Music,' talks. ..tfis.' base Grow, Mr. Harris, Mrs. Har- ball jnd Arthur.C. ice crem .ace 4he .features ris, Miss Barbara A. Harris, Miss Mir - ment tor wire- . p , , word- the .evening's . , Miss, Edw. the.: ,.-- - ;: " jorio Harris, E... Hayes; Mr...... 3: 'You see all great features. first at Ye Liberty Theater. j Comic ljusical jumpers viU &e Ten E. 'Jenkins, Mrs. Alice Johnston, Mr, o cor.inERCi- - jjtleed by the cl is ledc." PaulSurer Win. Knight. Mr. S. C. Lay. Miss Isa- lessing ! $1.50 No popular pnees or lu, w and 30 Cents. jvii describe a Jove "scane on the iaa bella S. MacLean, Miss Mary Mattis. with a advance in the nc.' G. E. will cing Zee Jacki "Zee Mr. H. W. .Sanders, Mr. Ray Schu- ! 11 W 1 1 1 I Zii " n r f II I III II ir Zum; It. P. Lambert will cUince mann, Miss Greti Shaw, Mr. C. Sla iilli UA1U -- VltlMi a lMch iig; A. E, lAjtoer wjji p;ay vick, Mrs. Slavick, Mr. Paul painr minnimum ...' t!e with th help of Ben Hosea; Mr. W. T. Van Dorn, "Mrs. Van Dorn, , and Jay Urice has : something uiian-tomjce- Mr. O. H. Walker, Mr. Archie W. Wai, " ' Messages .. .''.-- Mr. B. O.Wleedan, Mr. Felix Wichita, Although the FASEWELL CONCEKT ,lV.;owing the fun will be a telk by Mrs.' Wichita and Mrs. Walker. J. W. Wadman on tlie subject "King Per T. K. K. Tenyo Maru, Manila -- - 0 . . Alcohol." After tn.r program in Cooke I via Hongkong and Japan , ports. For service is direct between r hall the boys will .adjourn ..tp the gym Honolulu, May 3 Wm.; Bembower, K. 1 'or thIeticjPport3.fhe supper starts Ikeda."H. Iijima, Mrs, U. Ishiura, Mrs. Wo the two at o'clock and costM a dime. .. 8. Kebayashi and child, Mrs. S. Mc to Pago Pago', mes ' .'':.' Cullum, S. Ozaki and Wife, Y. Shima-da- , . y''r COSTVJME JICCITAU : - '' J IN ' : ' ' Circuit Judge L. Whitney Yokoya-ma.-. : " f- - - William K. Yokoyama and wife, T. , V : At the ;;- , , - groups has granted .a ,to ' .'. divorce Caroline 1 V'.- 1- OPERA HOUSE, MAY J& V :''.: - . , , v ... r...... sages will be deliver- Burroughs from Herbert Stanley Bur- 5 y - ' PRICES Firbt row, dress circle, $2.00; balance of downsta.irs, roughs, the grounds, being npnsupport. - Jl-5- Gallery,. &0c. QUINN NO $1.50;.UaLlconr. 1 $1.00' and 75c: ... r";. SUPERVISOR .i,e of Isl- ; Tickets' on sale at ths Territorial Wessenfler 4ervic and fiox case of Sylvester BETTER TODAY, REPORT to any point:t ;;' on ;- -- The Freeman and m .performance.. - CUHTAW4,-:30.- M , Office before the . Rose Sylvester, charged with conspir acy, is tscjieauieu 10 go.io irjai in lea-eral "May Jive until the end of" tie Island of Tutuila court Wednesday morning at 10 month or. may., go suddenly," was the Sanl-.-: P ClOCk, .. ''". .'";'' " report given fiut .at the Pacific .tarium this morning regarding the It is expected . Chow Ma NIn, a ChJnese who was condition of Supervisor James Quinn. .that VIOLIN RECITAL stabbed in a fight which, is said to While Mr. Quinn's physical condition havO place April ccntinues to be fairly good allowing taken at Mokuleia. a.. 26. died at the Queen's hospital last him to eat and to walk about occa- wireless service will be Tl7 GEO night. He was taken to the hospital sionally, he is said . to be slightly - gen-era- l April 27. . .. ':"' - put of his mind at times. The he to Fiji, New DISHOP HAti; report of hjspondition is that extended PUNAHOU V isno fetter. v- -- "Assisted by: - - CAPT. RERGEfTlMPROVES zeaianu ana Australia "l A , Mrs. 4Utty 84ows Contralto; V r'liTSriM MAY my Mrs. L. Tenney Peck and Miss Gatfield, accompanists. DAILY IN HEALTH; " John Glfford, Violinist. ' The House of Silent Drama. , LEAVE HOSPITAL SOON in the near future. Tickets for sals at Territorial Messenger Service. Two Shows Evening 6:30 and 8:45 o'clock. , '. Capt. Henri Berger, veteran leader of the Hawaiian Band, who has been TODAY'S PROGRAM. ill since the junket of the legislators HIS LAST APPEAL : to Molokai. is daily improving in SPECIAL PRICE , ; .'...-Sell- Two .reel drama . nealth and probably will be removed Gid-da- p, Napoleon-Com- edy tto an early date, accord- -' - his home at ... . f w . Essanay ing t0 a report I rom,J&uevO's hospital J l - - Matinees-, 2 5 P. M. The Blue Rose - (today. '. . . wm Telephone Company, Adims Lens.) 4ON0LULU8KATiNQ.RINK';::;..:V.l:.;Vi':' . EVERT AFTERNOON Two reel drama . . . Vitagraph . . (Mutual Ltd. Phone 1574. "'' ; j 77 vcntnos.' 7 to 10 p. 25c Did She Cure Him ; ST A Rilin J.ET15 CI X K s ion Comedy .. Sells TODAY'S XE1TS WDAY ; - kigtit v HONOLULU STAK BULLETIN, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1913. mef:iall(sWM Congressmen IMMIGRATION 'UNCLE JOE' IS SVAGAR SHERLEY

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TO JOHNSON IonBors DEFENSES FARE The Governor of Hawaii 1. cordially invites the citizens and public : Y Congressman From Washing- - He Was Here Once Before; Too Kentuckian, Member of Appro ion Keeps in Close Touch Busy Enjoying Himself to priations Committee, Will to meet the visiting With Pacific Affairs Talk National Politics Look at Results , "My home Is on ye P'c'fic roast Ihajed over the rail b'. the Sierra "The military and naval nd of United States Senators and roieqncntly I have kept pn-tt- y with black slouch hat and cigar at appropriations will ccmy In much. touch with the immigration juxt the angle that the cartoonists fa much i f my foit to Hauaii." said . rroblems that confront the Territory vor, Hon. Joseph G. Cannon of Dan Representative Swagar Shcrley of and Representatives and Party f Hawaii," said Heprewntative A- ville. 111., was tbe most distinctive Kentucky. lbert Johnson of Hoquiam. Washing- figure among t!ie hundreds who dry-doc- k, ton, "Pearl harbor naval base. Ms who before leaving the SUrra thronged the steamer's deck as shops and quarters, wilprrquiro Jat a reception in the throne room this morning intimated that drew Into the harbor this morning. hundreds rf thousands of dollars to tion matter would manage to keep Off quarantine tbe former speaker ; make a complete naval base and oue him well occupied during the 17 days gave pleasant response to the inter Pa- of ; of the most impregnable in the the Capitol Building allotted to the island tour. viewer's questions, and seemed to be cific "European and Asiatic Immigration at peace ; with : the world in general "It was my good fortune to visit to these islands has been a matter of nd his prevent surroundings in par the islands about ten years ago, while Monday evening, May third, at eight o'clock keen interest to me. I realize what it ticular. a member of the Taft commission to ; means "Yes, sir, I've looking perhaps vmore than a legislator been forward the Philippines. - 1 then went-ove- r Mho comes from the eastern or middle to this trip for some time," said har-lc- r followed by a Grand Ball -- the proposed site for the Pearl states. Uncle Joe." "All of us have for that naval station. My return to Ha- : I want to pay particular attention matter. Some of the party haven't regular waii is pleasurable in. the extreme." to the manner in which immigration proved sailors, but for my Representative Sherley shows keen in the National Guard Armory - la handled here." part I've, enjoyed every moment ot voyage, interest in military appropriations Inspector in Charge Richard Hal the although, of course, I'll opportunity to eight-thirt- y sey be glad to get ashore look a He hopes to have an visited the Sierra off port to per and round see how1 the money already made at o'clock scnally greet the representative from bit." expended Washington "How Is Hawaii thought of in con available has been at tbe and others on commit several military posts on the island tees gress. , Is it just a doit on the map, or irandlint; immigration mitters. of Oahu. Representative Johnson is a- - real do the lawmakers really know some "live wire." He Is a newspaper man thing about us?" was asked, i of Hoquiara. Washington, where he Is "Weil, said Mr. Cannon, "they do a leader affairs. He and they don't We hear a good deal NE YORKER IS . was familiar' with Washington, D. C, about Hawaiian defense, and; from a military standpoint the Islands are . ierore going: there to represent: th stUe of the same name," as he bad had pretty much In the limelight There's long experience' s a correspondent a lot about the Industries and the life and special writer. He now publishes here, though, that: members of this INTERESTED IN tne Dally Washington ian at Hoquiam party never dreamed of, that they are going to find' out soon, unless I'm much mistaken." I was here myself for c6untry, I I may four days in ninety seven, and I've re -- but think say tint (has begun, everyone on it is indeed LightfcMjt, Lorrln Andrews, C. S. ent in the politics of the northwest, DISASTER TO 4 New York City was especially sor- lucky." William B. Lymer, W. CURRENCY membered that time 'all through the Franklin. Jno. then residing in Seattle, . Later ho EXPERT rowful. With the Brooklyn navy yard ( K. years. . I think tbe trip to the other athcart, R. J. O'Brien, C Quinn, moved to Chicago and made a no- next door to us, and so much subma- islands will be of special Thompson & .M 11 Stan- table record as corporation counsel interest" rine work going on on the Atlantic HONOLULU ATTORNEYS verton. Holmes. "Uncle Joe was too busy taking In Representative D. J. Riordan of ley & Olson. A. A. Wilder; Frear, for the city. Rising fast In Illinois coast, , we seem close touch with the beauties of nature to talk national New York City didn't fasten his eyes in WILL HAVE PLAY TIME Prpsser, Anderson & Marx, Alexander politics, he was. elected ta the Unit-- ? EXPECTS TO GET 1 branch that of the service. . politics. He Intimated that this was on Diamond Head, and the pleasant Lindsay, Jr., E. A. Mott-Smit- h, W. G. ed States congress, where he had a pleasure trip, and that his first few Oahu as the Sierra came "Of course the loss of the F--4 has already had experience aa a member coast line of. brought to light all sorts of inventions In response to a request from at- Middleditch, Alexander D. Larnach, hours in Hawaii should be out of sight to anchor off port this morning. His torneys Smith, Warren, Hemenway & Sutton, of the lower house from Washington. and schemes for , raising vessels of practising before the court. and sound of the day's work. attention was fixed on a spot on the & .Mrs. Lewis was Miss Rose Law ton . may Circuit Judge Stuart has ordered that Bitting Ozawa, J. T. De Bolt, R. FACTS ON SUGAR by a clumsy dredger that cluss. Some of them be Douglas Georgia. were mar water marked good, and worthless. from Saturday until May 17, inclusive W. Breckons. ' of They and several Dufflne tugs. - The grave someor, them rled in 1808. - That I; can't aayf-Bu- t'I do think' It no cases will be tried In his division. of the submarine F-- 4 claimed all ot WILL likely that the navy department "Will A recess of the court was asked owing WIFE OF SENATOR LEWIS i congressman's attention, and his - the de- to territory of Two-thir- ds Jones- makeup . comes sugar, I. give careful consideration to any the visit to the the of h "When 4 It ,to must KME first words to the interviewer were: at- PARTY confess I don't know ery much." said get up?': vice which increases the factor of congressional party. Many of the WITH VISITING curiosity, the other third wit. A short "Do you think they'll ever it - "Virginia, request he- Representative Carter. Glass' of U ' a mem- safety. torneys making the have been time ago met bis neighbor: proudly; .Representative Riordan .Mrs. Lewis, "but I don't. expect to be so Ig- LOOK very member, too, of "Of course I want to; see Pear' Har- appointed to assist in the entertain- James Hamilton who displaying a valuable horse. "That Is OVER SITES ber, and a keen' ment-- among of con- - j norant on the subject 17 days hence. on .naval affairs, bor just-a- s soon Jaspossi Die. I feel V is the members the a fine horse you' have there, Brown the house committee attorneys gressicnal party, wife of Sen- - .Now you F--4 maps The who petitioned for is the j he exclaimed cordially. "How mucK if would talk about banking made a great that know all about it from y ."The loss of the Withing-ton- , my or currency I could give you some impression on people of America, descriptions and reports,-- but I want the recess were Castle and did you give for him? T gave the crisp-rejoinde- ', Atkin- information.. V J ' to see what it JooJts like actually. It W. J. Robinson, A. I. C. known Democratic leaders.' Senator tote, was the "Welh FOR U.S. BUILDING said Mr. Riordan. "It excited the - -- son, E. C.v Peters, Lewis for many years was promin- you got cheap." said Johes.k r ir, Glass is ,the man financiers give greatest sympathy throughout the this trip continues? 'aT pleasantly as it ,F. Schnack, J. him ,. credit as-- being "the Inventor of anti-pani- c - legislation, inasmuch as . he currency, " fathered the bill for' federal Representative RV W. Austin of - . . - . - ". - - ..v., : . . g' .;' ... aid to banking, concerns during bad Tennessee 'began f to . talk federal ' -- times. . - "i:, ; :' boildmg, site . even ? before J the Sierra When it came to - commenting ' on came: .into her berth this morning. The Governor the equabble between Secretary of the Mr. Austin, who Is accompanied on McAdoo Comptroller ot present by signed "The Truth-- ; Treasury and tbe t trip his , wife and Ourrency Williams with the Rlggs daughter, is a-- member of house the in-- A " National bank, which, It was report' cem'raleeicn' public buildings i and dvertisi ng cd here resulted in several f 'banks grounds,- - and.' he .comes J :o Hawaii withdrawing their applications-- - for with a special mission to help In Bill, and we indorse h e membership in the reserve system, the . final selection of a site for , the sentl the Virginia representative said it jit w bubsca waauUQ ft ments in it. . was a matter he cculdn't discuss. "Senator Warren, Representative We shall ad- Burnett and myself were asked by vertise truth- Assistant Secretary of the Treasury fully as Newton to go into this building site ' RORTH CAROLINA controversy and make a decision," said Mr.' Austin. "We will get down to right away and try to look business theTatest-develope- at the proposition from all angles. Every year there is a One-Week- 's Sale of ' 'Hotpoint Electric Cookin Utehsil3, at which time d SENATOR TALKS "But I hope business won't take too much of our lime," continued the Specials for year is which will be sold congressman, "because we are look- appliance is sold at a reduction from the regular price. This it the "EL GRILS70V0" ing forward o a lot of pleasure on 1-- ONLY, BRIEFLY the present trip. I am going to keep vMoriday .and at a discount of 33 3' . Instead of $5.00; you pay but $3.35. ONE WEEK y TARIFF right on traveling and am planning to continue to Manila In about ten days BACON AND ECG3 and from there make a visit to China. Tuesday Only "-tw- o stoves, two operations at the cost of one "Let me tell you, sir, Hawaii's prin-cipa- r I want to investigate conditions and re- "El Grilstovo" industry; sugar, has . not been get new statistical information "El Grilstovo" crippled Senator Lee S. Over-- garding the. industries. You know we yet" Now for clean, Wherever a man of ; North Carolina declared on have to keep our supply of facts and - c o n socket is handy, , Sierra this morning.- "The full figures right up to date in this busi- venlent the ' . PRUNING 1 post- .', E L E CTRIC Grilstovo is operation of the tariff bill . was ness. :':' ; ' old-tim- over poned for two big reasons, One of Representative Austin Is an ; e cooking: ready; in every SHEARS ' and under the is the necessity of raising rev newspaper . man who still likes these pressmeh. cheerily glow- room in the enue in view of the present Interna- to talk "shop" with the blades--strong ev- Good , quality . steel ing coils pf El house, to fill tional situation and the other is be-- - ery Cook bacon and eggs as you like; spring all Grilstovo. Dou- ordinary cause it is apparent there is some LUCY KAHUE READS . ' brass Sld cooking need. eggs above, bacon below, or the re- bill and Its going In' ble service. Half doubt about the the time at 50w eaclv expense. verse; or cook the bacon and eggs to effect was postponed so-- that It NEWSPAPER AND IS the together below, and make toast on ';' could be further considered at the top. - congress SHOT FOR DOING IT For 2 days next session of 'should such , I t desired. ..:., t. r be ; 1 -- . a Grill-Stov- Its glowing STEAK AND POTATOES . riwotftd rather not express my James Kaiona, Hawaiian. last An electric, A e that is ready any hour of the day or night fired three shots at Lucy Kahue, well-cooke- d opinion on the question at this time. night, to prepare a lunch or a meal quickly cleanly coil has double There is real delight In a Asylum, , be- atove and grill I must make the personal in-- a matron at the Insane economically. No tire. Truly "match"-less- . Was $5.00 steak, with fried potatoes If serv- First reading a newspaper. ' vesUgationi of the Island, Industries, cause she" was combined NOW $3.35. . .capacity ed PIPING HOT, El: Grilstovo is including sugar raising, which I con Kaiona was arrested and now Is 'In IDEAL for the cooking, and serving - the city jail. The woman is in tne 'template.' , y - y I r, HOT of this appetizing combination.. tA Queen's hospital suffering wlth two BOILING AND BROILING El Grilstovo is an any-hbu- WAFFLES AND BACON ; ' MANICURE "fea-zes- any-mea- J stove inmatei of the, Chicago bullet wounds. - Heavy "family cooking never " The steady, evenly distributed heat V Two hundred police report, Ka rom breakfast to the hospital for the insane were According to the El Grilstovo. While the meat is" El State woman had some words SCISSORS midnight .''snack' and of Grilstovo turns out tender, Will Sell rescued from a fire that destroyed an lona and the reaching perfection in the Underdisbi We former's home, ev- between meals. creamy, nicely browned waffles. And annex." The loss is ectimattd at $50,- - last night while at the the vegetables cook merrily in an The woman rtiised a request made Superior Quality. Made well eryday utensil on top. Use any of your, regu- at the same time, bacon crackles to the Famous by Kaiona and started to read a news'- - j by .Solinger. lar dishes on El Grilsto- completion in the Underdish. paper. Kaiona pulled .a. gun and fired , vo.' A special, extra-dee- p three times at the woman, wounding Reg. Special . Underdish, with a "Hotpoint" her twice in the leg. After the third . 3" and ZY2" 65c ,..45c removable broiling grid, is shot the .'woman grappled with the provided for. .cooking be- COFFEE AND TOAST Iron for $3.00 man. .Neighbors separated them and 4"-- .. 65c ,45c low the coils. There is a Vailed the police., j reflector ; which throws El Grilstovo will prepare and you COMMENCING MAY 3rd 1.1J ,1.. .Alt.. t, . ... n 1 up or down, can serve, the morning toast and cof- f.l... ' all ;the heat dHven mad with jealousy when To Is f- when only one, operation fee; and neither of you need leave It is the Iron over two million (he extreme weakness often re iancee, as, he called the woman, start- is being performed. the table. An effective "time-and-ste- p women have chosen, on the ba- ed to read the paper,' -- Because she MOPS We will gladly demon- saver" indeed is El Grilstovo. The of QUALITY It In impaired hearing, weak- sis alone. has stilts was reading the paper is the reason , strate this latest "El" of toast is crisp, and tne coffee hot set the standard for over TEN ened eyesight, bronchitis end given by the. woman for the sbootingv ONLY 75c EACH the Hotpoint family when when served from El Grilstovo years. bat you call. ether troubles, if SCOTT'S Radio from the Lurllne EMULSION is given promptly, The following wirplpRR idpssdzp haa !been received by the agents of the! Us rich nourishment' carries S. S. Lurline. bound for Honolulu. , strength to the organs and For Honolulu 19 cabin passengers 3 steerage passengers, 108 bags ot 7 creates better blood to build up i i r , .. w- - , t i mail. 10 W. F. X. matter, 13 automo-- J 7 the depleted forces. uiifs, -- iuus cargo. ? : For Kahului 1,046 tons cargo. V,y thrive on r Children Ship arrives Tuesday and will dock Msiy I I IVY SCOTl o tftiui-aiu- n at xuer No. 15. -

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Senators Strong In Upper Sketches of Careers of Dis- -. ; tinrjuished Men Hawaii Is House ; and Representatives EntertainingMany' Hava ;. .Wield;: Influence In Who Fromi: Obscurity. to I Terri-jtor- ys ; Among Lower, are jH Deserved Position of Prcmi-- . Guests For Brief Sea-:;;- :! ji hence in : Rational Affairs soTVVVho They Are and the i ' v ; '" ' Porto Rico, chairman; agriculture and Many; Honorable ;lRdsitions forestry; appropriations; audit:, and iv control the contingent expenses of the . U : ; ; They Have Held in the.Pub-- i Benate; baokins and currency; mines -- 1 transporta- : and nlnins; Philippines;; i ; : Country lie Affairs of the tion and sale of meat, products. .','.'... , - ' ' wjeided , ' - ; Reed Utah, Re- Men 'who have Ions fireat Cummins. . li Senator Smoot of v . .. V - . :';!'.- t Influence in "the tipper' - and lower ( publican, - houses of Congress and through them Reed Smoot of Provo City was born in national affairs are inHawaIi to- January-- 10, 1862, at Salt Lake City. day as guests of the territory for Utah;, was educated at the State Uni- slightly more ttfan two weeks. versity and Brigham. Young Academy, Insti- Among these men are a number of being' a graduate of the latter congressional leaders. tution; is a banker and woolen manu- the recognized September 17, 1881. Many are veterans in legislation,, all facturer; married experience in pub- to Alpha MEldredge; was elected ta have had valuable the United States senate to succeed lic affairs. , Some have passed out of : WAlOMDElA Joseph L. Rawlins, Democrat, and took Congress and back again, the voters ' ROGERS , . 1 was re-elect- valuable services. H w 7 l his seat March 5, 1903; recognizing their by the unanimous Republican vote of In party " There are a number the -- Z75'. i ' legislature a sec- SEN. JOE T ROB1H50N Avi. m 7 the Utah, state for whose names: are household;, words s .-.- ond term of six years to begin March i throughout the nation. :3t la .Indeed. ' . , - ' 4, 1905i; a distinguished party t(iat! Hawaii' id in the in- - ? 5 entertaining.- '", ,' f I ! 1 ? j H j terior 'department, chairman; appropriations; civil.aerylce, and. .retrench- achools, but owing to the death of his ; . of, Iowa, , pensions; , priatir.--- Senator Albert B. Cummins : V,'T'Xi:''":l.:-.':v- .': "' ment; finance; ! : ' v'I ." f'""- - : ' father was' compelled to leave achool . A :' -r - ; V . public quarantine; Republican. ,- V . occupa-- . health and national " at the. age of 13. years; Is by '' ; ; Albert, Ittlrd Cummins of Des public lands., ,. , ; -- never Moines was born near, Marmlchaels, tlon a farmer; i r;"!;. held MEMBERS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PARTHT: February 13.MS30; .was publiQ; office,' lIeJWis' inducted lntp .7H' E." Warren of Wyonv Ta., educated 1911.,- - Uxr-.h-... ; Senator Prancft offlc on March 4, r Hon. Jameaya Davenport; VinltikliiXx- -' vin the public schools, .preparatory expositions, Senators. Academy, and was three years In Committees Industrial MrsXajfnport . - FranrbrEOTojr Warren' of Clieyen" , - n ' chalrmanf;.census;- education arid la'j - Z College; the latter M rsV f;- was In Mass., .Ivzi . Weynesburg (Pa.) " born Hinsdale, lf:-'J,- banksfCpostofSces' lIIonTATlC&X L.TTParker. ."!- -' of national and common . j .itut!o:i"c6:.rtrrci ihe degree , 3 Hon. Jeo.;W. falfchlld, Oneonta, N. Y. 1844; was educated In tr:. ' pci.tr roads; public . buildings-- and ; : '... x. cn cM' Cornell " 1,114 no. land academy; enlisted Ia l8'"2 t: Llr., Collesei '. - : i ' la grounds. , '' V Hon. Hardwlck, Sandersvllle, Ga i mis. a vuuui In- t. ut c f LL. D., is a lawyer by - 'T.W., - 43th regiment of low i, -- Mssachusetts -- ;: Mr-.TS,- ' Scott rt v - - Hon. Ferria Lawton, OklaJ .ts-vo- 1 was a r- r Blalock. t ; f. non- rv.fcrt.ion, and carried; iuemJ " 1 i, fantry, and served as private and ..r: :- ! or of representatives ot Senator Lee S. Overman of North Hon. Oljle James, Marlon; Ky. . v - Mrs, Ferris.' : . , tiiTv i; In 1cr t!ie liouse " f commissioned officer that Carolina, . , ; resl:r.t of a Democrat.. -- :'. V !':. i Hon J.' A2 Frear, 'Hudson, Wi3a. servlc',; the SCnJ general assembly Iowa;, ; Mrs. Jatns- - i .'''.; f ' until It waa mustered out of '; Salisbury t v1-- - ' Lee Slater Overman of ; v -- '' vi . : r.ieniber of the Republican national Hon. James. E. Martine, Plalnfield, N. J yj i, V. i' ".'' Mr8.!'Frear.-- '." '..'v. i !. received the congressional medI rf was January 3, 1854. In Salis- : gov- born : Va- MM ; romir.ittce from 1836 to 1900, and ' Hon. Carter 91aaa, . Lynchburg, - jt'roc honor 'Tor gallantry on battleSeM at . Mrs. Martine. ' ' bury, Row3n county; graduated " ' -'. ;; i ; aft?r-iward- s ernor Iowa from January, 1902, un- at 'MrW 'rSIas-i- . - - ':'' t' : huh . siege of Hudson; was tf J Overman, Salisbury,; C. i - the Port elected, November 24, 190&, to fill Trinity College, North Carolina, with IIoriLee; S. captain jn the Massachuset'.i til t-- 1874;-th- e; :. . a f. : Miss Glass. degree of A.; B., June, Mica f.ri-- nvPItrtan.i J -i a vacancy in the United States senate the militia; was engaged in farming a- degree M. A. was. upon r'; Carter! Glass, vJr canned by the death of Hon. W. B. Al- o conferred Tiias'Kathryn Overman stock- - raising in Massachusetts until V" ' :" i . years taught school Mrs. G. F. Lucado. ';; V.'y-omln- g lison; was January 19, 1909, him two later; '.I MIsd, Mildred ,Borden r ;'., early in 1868, when he moved to ears ; was private secretary to f Mrs! M. AshevlIIe) for the term beginning March 4, 1909. two j i Miss Anne I. Pou (daughter Representative Fou): Hon; and J.. Gudger, N. C (then a part of the territory r f 1877-7- 8, ' Gov. Z. pri- Hon.-Albe- rt .' Mississippi and B. Vance In and Johnson, Hoqulam, Wash. ; Is present i a Committees river s .Hon. Joe T. Robinson Lonoke, Atk Dakota) at Interested Gov. Jar-vi- " . v.. census; vate secretary to Thomas J. . v Mrs.V 1 ; its tributaries, chairman; civil I Mrd. Robinson, ; V Johnson. ' '.';; livestock and real estate; was pre in 1879; . began the practlse of.law A. -' t -- lr- service and retrenchment;' interstate , Hon William Kettner, San Diego, Cal.; of the sehate of Wyonir - In his native town in 1880; was . five Miss Aline King, 5 commerce; judiciary; library; manu- '' , '. in 1873-7- 4 of t: ; . .v Mrs. Kettner.'. :;,i laturtf and member times a .member of the legislature,' Miss Miller. ';;; 1884-85- ; . factures; rules . ; senate in was twice memt r ;' sessions of 1883,' 1885, 1887, 1893 and Saulsbury, Wilmington; Hon.' Gordon Lee, Chickamauga, Ga. Hon. Wlllard Del ' mayor '.'".'Mra.'-Lee,- - of the council and also of C: :- ' - ''''' 1 1899;, was the unanimous choice ot - .;' :V-- - ;';'.'- - ', Senator Thomas W. Hardwlck of Mrs. Saulsbury. - city of Cheyenne, and served thrr-- his party and elected speaker of the MIsa'Prlngle.'- 'y: Georgia, Democrat.' Hon. John Shafroth, Denver, Colorado. ; terms as treasurer of Wyomiag; wai - ' ' house of representatives, session ot Hon: James R. Mann, Chicago, 111. ; -- ; : '' k member of the Wyoming delegation t j Thomas William Hardwlck of 'San 1893; Car- Mrs. Shafroth. 'K U:. was president of the North Mrs. V Mann. - .!'"v r- - V dcrsville; born .December 9, 1872; ; Hon, Reed Salt Lake, Utah. hv the Republican national convention :! " olina Railroad Company in 1894; was Smoot. t ; Ecrved two terms la Georgia legisla- . ; Hon. C. B. Miller Duluth. Minn. y - Chicago in 1888 and chairman of tl.3 con- Smoot, . . i- president of the Democratic state ;Mr8. . u ''! W-r ;' ;, Republic- ture; was elected to the 58th, 59th, ... rt Mrs.' Miller ;' : ; -- :.! Wyoming delegation' to the vention fn 1900 and 1911; for 10 years :t M - Nunn- - t!i, Cllst and C2nd Congresses, and r Hon. William B.? McKInley, Champaign, I1L : - an national conventfens at' Phil id rl a member of the board of trustees ol Hon. Fraojcis .E; Warren. Cheyenne, Wyo. ' 4 ' ? :. phia 1900 Chicago In 130 1. le-- t looted to the Crd Congress; .was '" ' .' ; : - ::. .:"'"" - in and at university; Is also, ' :' .';- Miss Julia Mattis. the state trustee Airs, Warren. .. ;' " 1908 1912; i ..rv.In.ated by Democratic '"' s and was chairman of th? the..6tate Trinity College; was presi- V- '' ,': - Hon. Moore, Philadelphia, Penna.' ; of chosen - ''''' ' J1H. 2, " ' Republican territorial central commit- .ncntlon cf Georgia on September ' '. i. ;::'-';"- ; " ; dential elector for the state at large Representatives. :,:t'', Mrs; Moore. I , - .f: ; .; :. tee, and chairman Republican stat3 JJ14, to fill the unexpired term of the 1900; Mary P., of in married the eldest Hon. J.I.F. Raker, Alturas, Cat , of Wyoming Li A. O.. Bacon was ' central committee lite Scrator. and Hon. A. M. Adair,' Portland, Indiana. ' daughter of United States (afterwards J. : t. Wy-"omln- g ' 'r Mrs! - on ' Raker,- ivv , - 1896;. was appointed governor of elected tir the United States senate -- : : ,';: Chief Justice) A. S. Merrimon, Octo- Mrs. Adair. . - -- 1914, by people-o- f .':. ' Mrs! G. M. Burroughs,'-- ', ; '".'.' by President Arthur la Febru- Xovcmbtr 3, the 31, i; ber 1878; was elected to the United Hon." j.' W,. Alexander, Gallatin, Mo. ; ary, . '.;:;::'-v-- ' 1885, and served until November, Georgia for the term . ending March senate to Hon. - j Mr. B.' F. Lynip, '1 "r;;V::r .'; States succeed Jeter C . Mrs. Alekander. ; again governor 1319.' . - ; ;.; .J886; was appointed 5, i Mrsl Lynfp. : : Pritchard, Republican, for the term be- Hon. p. R. Anthony, Leavenworth, Kansas. Wyoming by ! ' of President Harrison ii ginning March 4, 1903, re-elect- Hon. D. J. Riordan, New York City.' and ' ' ; : 1889, ter- CenVter Ollie M. Kentucky, ; Mrs. Anthony. . ;': ' ' March, and served until the James of -- ' ;. " in 1909; was on November Mrs. RIordan; . ;';- y s': .'V V ; . - ritory vas admitted as a state, when' Democrat." . ..":''''. Hon.-R- W. Austin, Knoxvllle, Tenn. v 3, 191 4, a third term, over Mr. : for ' ' . Miss. Riordan. . ':r.' - ''.'.;' :' "'' was governor ot Jame1 Marian, . . Austin, he elected the first Ollie M. of was born A. A. Whitener, Republican, by a large ' .Mrs. WV 111. " :- :; A. Rodenberg. St. Louis, .' ' H-,f- - - lr Hon. East the state; was elected to the Unite! - ': - ' ' in Crittenden county, Kentucky, July majority. ' - ;'. ,"Miss Austln.S ' ' "'. ';' Rodenberg.. -- : '; 18, 1890, to -- Mrs. :. : :r r States renate November i .27, 1871; educated in the common and Committees Rules; chairman ap- iJidn,;A.;-J.;v.BarchfeId,.PittaburgPnn- Hon. John Rogers, Lowell, Mass. his seat Decern bet 1, 1890, and serve! - J. page Ken : - ' . academic schools; in the propriations; forest reservations 'and 'Mra! Barchfeld, ; i ;;- - ' v.-- -j . i.j '' . ; ;' l'-.- until .the expiration of his term, Marcii , tucky legislature, session" of 1SS7; protection of game; industrial ex- :v Mrs. Rogers. the ed :Miss Barchfeld, ,.i,' 3, 1893; was re-elect- in 1835, 1301, studied law under his father, L. H. positions;. Judiciary, v Hon. E. W. Saunders, Rocky Mount, Va. Myra Davis,; ; ' 1907; and 1913. His term of service "In Mrs. -- .' James; was admitted to the bar ,, Mrs.. Saunders, . v.;. ..; ";; - V Mr, W. : : will expire March 3, 1913. 1831; was one cf the attorneys for C Gearing,; ; ''r; "''' ,::-'- Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkan- ' Peter. Saunders, , ' . Engrossed bills, chair- - ". C. Gearing; '- Committees Governor Goebel In his celebrated con ; MrsW. '' ' ; ; '' - sas, Democrat. : ? Miss Kitty Lee. ; appro- governor the of Ken- ' Mr. Kraiis. man; agriculture and forestry; test for of state Joseph .Taylor Hobinson of Lonoke P. P. Hon. Swagar Sherley, Louisville, Ky. priations; irrigation and reclimatioa tucky; delegate to the Democratic na- Hon. V. P. Borland, Kansas City, Mo. was born August 26, 1872; educated in ; ; public , Mrs. Sherley.7 ' of arid lands; military affairs; tional convention at Chicago,: 1896; common j Mrs. Borland, the schools and the Unlver-- Hon. buildings and grounds; rules. . . and delegate from the state at large ," J. L. Slayden, San Antonio, Texas. slty of Arkansas; began the practise Mrs. K. B. Fullerton. -.';' "; tp the national convention . Mrs. Slayden . , lmocratlc of law in 1895; was elected to the gen-- ' Hon. William G. Brown, Jr., KIngwood, W. Va. ' at St. Louis, 1904; delegates from the Hon. C. B. Slempt Big Stone Gap, Va. ' REPRESENTATIVES eral assembly of the state of Arkansas '. i,-'- :V na- ': Mrs. Brown. ,' - ' state at large to the Democratic in 1894 and served in the session of ':; Miss Slemp ' .' - I "V tional convention Denver, Colo., In ' Hon. Clement Brumbaugh, Columbus, Ohio. " " ' A. M. Indiana, at 1S93; was presidential elector fqr the ' Honvw; H. Stafford, Milwaukee. Wis. ;.,";.. John Adair of 1908; was married December 2, 1903, '. Mrs. Brumbaugh. sixth congressional district of Arkan-- ; Hon: R. Y. Thomas, Central City, Ky. . Democrat ''.'" to Miss Ruth Thomas of Marion, Ky,; Hon. John L. Burnett, Gadsden, Ala . John A. M. Adalr, Democrat, cf sas in 1900, and selected as electoral , was elected to the 5Sta, 69th, COth and : '.'- messenger; was : elected to the 58th, Hon. Phil P. Campbell, Pittsburg, Kansas. . . ' Distinsruished Guests - Portland, was born n a farm in Jay Congresses, and to : J; Cist the 59th, 60th, 61st and C2nd Congresses.: - Mrs. Campbell '):,' '. Hon. A. A. Jones, Assistant Secretary of the Interior. county; Ind December 22, 1853; 2nd Congress; was nominated for ' ' en- - He resigned from the 62nd Congress Miss CampbelL Mrs. Jones. K V. v;. "''"' -- ";' '!.: j moved xto Portland in ASM, and United States senator by Democratic - on January 14, 1913; was inaugurated' I1L gaged in mercailtilei pursuits; wa3 state-wid- e pri- Hon. J. G. Cannon, Danville, J.'A. Breckonsi, Cheyenne, Wyoming.' j arty of .Kentucky In governor of Arkansas on 16th of of city .of Portia a a mary 1, 1911; the Hon. William J. Cary, Milwankee, Wise; F. B. Lord, President National Press Club, Washington. elected clerk the July was elected to the 1913, ' 1890; January, having been elected to; ' 1888. of Jay county in Eenate by the Kentucky legislature on '": Mrs. Cary,"-- , & Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis, Chicago. ; is clerk that position in September, 1912; and : ' married Grace R. Johnson ifl 1831, and January 9, ,1912, for the term of six Mr. W: Cary, Jr" v Hon. Joseph Knowland, Oakland, CaL . on the 28th of January, 1913, was elect- - J. has .one child. Herbert J. Adatr, a;e1 years beginning March 4, 1913; was Hone W. A; Cullop, VIncennes, Ind. Mrs. Knowland, ., y - ed senator to succeed Senator Jeff N '.'; 20 years; studied law and was admit- delegate the state large and ' from at Mrs. Cullop. . . " '..t.-:.- . Davis, deceased. He took his seat as ."':. s Miss Knowland. 1833; - was elected .elected permanent chairman c of the ted to the bar in senator on. March, 10, 1913; Hon. M. F. Conry New York City. . A. J. Erly, Washington, b.' C. : representative to the general assem- Democratic national convention held ' Committees Expenditures in the ; Mrs. Conry. , ; : - John R. Desha, Hilo, Hawaii. fa Baltimore, Md which 'nominated . . bly of Indiana In 1902; was elected treasury department, chairman; agri- president of the First National-Ban- Gov.. Woodrow Wilson for president, culture and forestry; claims; expendi- made-speec- h In 1904, since which time rnd notifying him of his - of Portland tures in the department of justice; cembcr S, 1893; educated in private committee:' 1906, of Dcmocratfe nation-- 1 (minority) votes on Joint ballots. Igan in 1875, and is a lawyer by pro- -- t m A. . . m . given his to me n; b has nomination. X' -- sur--jeasio- ' immigration; Indian affairs; interstate schools and University of Virginia; al committee and its eiecutivevcom-mitee commiuees uoasi ana msuiar was eieciea 10 ine itiin, iain. business; - Committees Patents, chairman; tanking and manufacturing commerce; revision of the laws to bar 1882; ever since in 1908, of Democratic vey, chairman; District of. Columbia; 56th aud 57th Congresses; was elect 1 , and retrenchment; of the admitted national was elected to the 60th. 61st and 62 tlvfl service United States (Joint) ; public lands. practise Wilmington, Del.; Wilson campaign foreign - relations ; com- ed governor of Colorado in 1908 over conservation of re- active at committee and the interstate Congresses, and reelected to the 6C ! claims; national president of New Castle Bar Associa- committee 1912; delegate at large to merce; Pacific islands and Porto Rico; Jesse McDonald Republican, and was enroll- '- 23,530 votes, to sources; District of Columbia; - Congress, receiving Senator WlllanJ Saultbury of Dela tion 1899-190-0; director of sundry Democratic conventions at. Chicago Philippines;-- . public buildings and governor in 1910 over John ed bills; finance; geological survey; " ' 13,157 for EL ,C. Turner, Progressive. ware, Democrat." , v f president Delaware 1896 ' (chairman of v delegation); St grounds; University of the : United B. Stephen, Republican; January 14, investigate trespassers ; upon Indian .; 8238 Isaac P. Watts, Republics r. Wlllard t Saulsbury of . Wilmington, Society Alumni, University Virginia, Louis 1904 (committee on resolutions), States. f ;':."if' 1913, waa elected United sen- for of States Pr-zU- i , Taciflc islands and Porto Rico. re . Gibson, lands; vice-president Anti-Tuberculo- son of WillardV Saulsbury 1912-13- ; and,-Baltimo- 1912;" never pub- ator !y a vote of 86 to 13 Clyde 2033 for J. Walter. - I. I .. v. (attorney Delaware held for general of Delaware, United States Society; member of Sons lic office until elected United States Senator John F. Shafroth' of Colorado, Dawson, Republican having carried tlonfst, and 611 for Hunter McD . Jer-'-. 1859-187-1, " - -- E. of New V'-'- : alcK: Senator James Martine senator and chancellor of of American Revolution, Colonial senator, January 29,.,1913, but was Democrat. .. the state at the November election Socialist. Committees-Expendltur- cs - , ' la t'.. eey. Democrat. Delaware) . and Annie Milby ponder, Wars; member, of Democratic state Democratic caucus nominee for United John F. Shafroth of Denver, Colo., by a plurality of 51,311 votes. His - Edgar Martine of Plalnfield his wife, born at Georgetown. , Del- 1892 to date ; chairman of for' ware at'sea-sion3,.o- f was born in Fayette, i June 9, term of service will expire March 3, War Department, chairman; lmn:';r James - committee States senator Jela - Mo.. was yorn in the city of New York." AprlL 17. 18fil; married May 4a Pont, Democratic state committee 1900-190-6; 1899 lfOtJ-l- f OS,- 1S05, 1907 1854; was graduated from the literary 1919, - - 10) August,, , tl50; attended. Uve publk daughter of "Victor du Pont, Esq., vDemoeratlc'cDngtessfonal ap4!19y: aqd received 'all Democratic department of the University" of Mich- Committees Pacific Islands and (Cont'nueu oa p3;a ' -..-- - i - . ... , .i. J ;; STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, MOXTU Y, MAY . 1915. ISIUKG PARTY INCLUDES CHAIRMEN AND INFLUENTIAL COMMTTEE

1 (Continued from page 9) i Michael F. Conry of New York, public schools; is a graduate of the HOUSE? j University of Illinois and of the Union I t"UNCLE JOE" CANNON, ON CE MORE TO ENTER SENATOR A. B CUMMINS, PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECT College Law Chicago; waa elect- tioa" and' Naturalization and Invalid Michael F. Conry. Democrat, of . of in Pensions.. , New York City, was born at Shenan- ed to the. ttthv and each succeeding , , ..ti. ; - : 4 - ;:-- Congress. : .' k t's . . . doah, Pa April 2, 1870; was educat- Republican V Jeahua W.' Alexander of Missouri, ed In the public schools of hi native hoase leadec V Taught seven years; i town. school for - - Democrat:. - r--.-" - - - jCtM.,;,. Michigan TTiT-- 4 - - . iTr. r4."jjtJr it. AiJrvirr4 - n B. ?oahua W. Al ' of Gallatin. Da-- attended the University of Clarence Miller of Mlnneaeta. " : - - less county, ,rn In Cincinnati. and - graduated from that institution Re.ouMicaru . January having finished In 1896; receiving the degree of LL. Clarence Benjamin Miller of Doluth, v mar- waa born March 13. 1872. oo -- the public entered Christian B.; is a lawyer by profession; Is a farm la ' 5 Goodhue coanty.'Minnesiitv. son University' A.Mo.f in Septcm-- d ried and has. three children served the of bery im Insane, 1K72, two years as assistant corporation a veteraa-o- the Civil war'who idled? , in 1876; was educated1 conatry Jfv-schoo- l. reecly" je of A. B-- and the counsel of the city of New York; la' ' der' a June.' 1907!' studied was elected to the 61st and 62nd Con- high school and r Minneapolis II the-Uaive- r j la u;d to the bar in 1873 gresses' and to the 63rd Academy: graduated .from where be has resided Congress. sity of Minnesota In lS9S,and from - - since June, 1873; was . Committee Ways and Means. the law department of the same tnatl- tution in 1900 ; waa superintendent of fllc administrator of Daviess - 1876, re-electe- d j li public schools of Rushford, Mlnn A and William A, Cullop of Indiana. .. 1882, was elected member of hi 1893 to 189$; since 1900 has practised Democrat. , , , . , law at Duluth: waa a member of the .rd of education of' Gallatin - r William Allen Cullop of Vineenne Minnesota legislature, 1907; waa elect' 4 d istrict; and revved, ' first as county, tdent and as secretary, waa born on a rami in ILiox ed to the 61st, 62d and 63d Congresses later for r -- Indiana; March 28, 1853; attended the ed to 64 th Congress. V years; repre-tentativ- e fi and the ,t In 1882 was elected col- to the general assembly of common schools untH prepared for Committees Indian Affairs; Insular : ; College In Sep- hi , Missouri from' Daviess county, and re- lege; entered Hanover Affairs, - r V, tember, 1873, and was graduated ther elected in 1884 and '1886 serving in degree 1878 : v - the S2d, 33d and 34th general assem-- , from in June, received the William Brown McKInley of llllnola. biles; of A. M..in 1883 taught far two Republican. : has served two terms ar mayor f In - ftVincennes University; McKinley. Republl--can- . of Gnllatlnr was a -- member of the yeirs the William Brown board of managers asylum then studied law and was admitted to of Illinois, was born at Peters- of state for practise YIncennes; Ind in June, the insane at Joseph nnm- - ,: at burg. Illinois, September. 1S"6; son of. St for a 1880, and began practise at once. ' .Was years, -- George and Hannah (Flnley) M.r ber of having' been appointed ' 1 : prosecuting attorney, of the 2th judi- , by Governor (now senator) , William J. student University of llllnola. ; two Stone; waa ijudge seven cial circuit from-188- 3 to W86 . wae a year; married Kate Friahee of Chi- - of the fo member of the Indiana legislature 1891 dlclal froraMjamt-ary.-l' " cago February, 18SL jWaa aiders; lnu cJrcuit'nf Missouri 1 1 893 7 a was v 1901? and t the latter session store and bank, 1874-7- ; became mana-,- until February 1, 1907; haa ways means conv , always been a Democrat and active In chairman of the and ger and partner In banking and' mort-- the polltIc state:, mittee of the house;-- and leader- - of his gage of B. and Ws B., of the married the party onUhe was a delegate .loan business J. daughter .of the' late Judge Samuel A, .' floor;. to McKlnley. since 1877. la. 1 883 built. ' the Democratic national convention ' Richardson In February; 1876; bis wife owned and managed water works and , of 1892 and 1896; In'l892 tbe In- - : and eight children, five sons wai lighting: '"property I . Cham- and three - - ootl-dy- . electric,.' diana member of the- committee- " daughters, are living was -- cpntIauouaIly' en-- , elected to Cleveland and Stevenson their paign; since ihen re- of gaged In building .buying' and oper- - nomination r ia; 1 904 was chairman nt t elected to the-63- d CongreBa.' receiving atlng gaa lighting . ' on i resoluttoae plants and fleetric' 20,482 votes, to 10,992 J. Mor the committee at the properties-.- of for' If Indiana Democratic state convention, and railway 4 President iS rowayffre pabMcaa 'And ' 6 W; Rail-wa- y 69' for - Illinpis Traction Western'. and reported the platform to thecon- r Ca... V - Sam Wlglitmany Progressive.: & JLIght Sy&temi ember, o) r - vention was married in189& Mrs. Commlttees-rMerchan- t andjM tof CongresaesWOS-lS- ) ' Mrlne Artie-Goodwi- d the 59th to 62nd of Chicago; was elect-e- - FIsheTleghairmtal;,Iafchu. w. . j L' . Senator Albert B.K Cummina of Iowa, member of tha congreaaienal for the 19th Vnilnois district Presby- to the 61at, 62d and 63d Congresaea ) party; is a presidential possibility for 1916. He is a progressive Republi . (New-York- and re-elect- to the 64th Congress. terian; Clubs: .Republican Daniel R. Ahthofry, Jr, ef'Kantaa, can, strong man In the upper house, wise and farseeing. . Some of the Cosmoa, Chevey Chaae (IVaah- - - Committees and Foreign notable-legislatio- n Republican. -- ;,r "; Interstate of the past few year has been largely shaped by him. ington),;- - Union League (Chicago), . Commerce. ;.; . .. v ' - Daniel Head Atrtbony.-Jr- of Leaven He is a' former governor of Iowa. J Cumberland (Portlind,- - Me.),, tV)un-- . : - ' ' ' worth,- war bornAcgust t2, 1870, at try .(Cham,) Re-elected Iast; fall, Leavenworth,- - say no member 1 xongreaalonaV party visiting Jamea S. Davenport of Oklahoma, - Scott Ferris of Oklahoma, Democrat; rality of 3400, receiving 24,822 votes," Kaa.; "attended public It it safe to that the I- schools and afterwards Michigan hr going have' any better-tim- e than Uncial Cannon, to Democrat1--1;'- - t:r. .rf .y,- 8cott Ferris of Lawton was born to 21,426 for S. C. Evans, Progressive, 'the Hawaii' to . of J. Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania, than2he-w4II- HI November 3, 1877. at Neosho, Newton 7039 for N.'"A Richardson, Military Academy and University germore Insight into affair here reelection "to the Sanford Davenport of Vinlta Socialist ; the real Jamea Republican. .. a county 4842 a.'? of: Michigan receicl-- i law" degree hMiir (af mnw vtiri ha wit a areat leadeK'and oresldlna "officer. was bora on a' farm near Gaylesvilh Mo.; graduated from the New and for Helen M; Stoddard, Pro- n uhr .:'--, , Philadelphia, :; ." J. Hampton Moore of , ton County . High School, 1897, and hibitionist ; . .. :: ... ; and was admitted to the bar, but has) brings back into nalional affair one of the most picturesque and able Cherokee county, Ala.v. September 21, born Woodbury. N. J., March S' ' K : ' - from Kansas City School of Law, Committee Rivers . at been engaged in newspaper work all V men in the cdurrtry. the and Harbors. ' . " - 1864; educated In common schools; . . 1901; haa practised continuously his life; waa mayor of Leavenworth In " . ""T law ' ' : law student in Philadelphia, 4877 to 103-1905- ; received by William G. Brown, of West Vir-- party at a DemocfaUc 'primary of the CAPABLE ASSISTANTS since 1901 in Lawton; was married In John W. Lang ley of Kentucky, the nomination Jr ' , : , - - 'Ohio-congressional - u 1886; reporter. .in the courts and on ;. U.e Republican . - 12th district held June, .1906, .to Misa Grace- Hubbert Republican. ' f : . of the first district glnla, Democrat r. liiORINTERIORiPEPTi: Ledger.! 1881 1894 , district-havin- g Mo. ; j the'Pnhlie to chief f May 2L1912, a nor -r of Neosho, was elected to the John Wesley Langley f piievllle i 29, 1907, and was elected G Brown pT,f Kingwood the f- tdt will iart - to city treaanrer, 1 89 4 to L$37;nf : 1904, rep clerkt the 60th Congress; elected to 61st. Klngwood,-Va- , 7, mal Republican majority of 'about' legislature, of Oklahoma In was born InyFJppr d ; county, Kentucky ; the wag born In April editor and. publisher: 1839-9- 3; ecre .r re-elect- - - 63rd Con- ' resenting the 22d district;. was elected 'early 'education "In 62i and 63d Conrresses and 600; was elected to the : received his the - ice- aftor i'mmnn srhnol " - to- - 61st-an- as tary mayor 1900; treasurer, , no- ft f II 60th,- d 62d Congresses, common v he-w- ilty ta 64th Congress. ' -- gress,' being the only Democratic to the schools, In which a ni the education, web AVest Virginia 190l-1903:- r. . tbth re-elect- to 63d Congress by chieff Jureant of ..masuac. Conimlttees Expenditures In the arid grad-Af- "i minee for Congress in Ohio receiving and the teacher forjhree years: attended the University, at Morgan fawn, - - " 'of,: commerce f.8dl, , u Progressive 18,000 plurality. . law departr.:- the" 'National, thres, department Tcstofflce 'Department? Military to the the Indorsement of the 1 ; :' uated In.l877:raa4iiltted. :'--- v -- ' labor, January, 1905: resigned Jusa :.- ; - " party, Congress." ; f Committees Public Lands, chair Georgetown 'unblan h. (now fiira." i.bar- 'engagWMiArW practise? of fof 1905w. City Trstr-Saf- e and Affairs;, Terri- man; Territories; Expenditures in the George Wa for to become president He early became engaged in Committees Insular. , -- law. ;. Depo8lt Surety Co: oUTllliro tories; Expenditures In, the State De- Department of Labor. . ; an aggrega period of eigh year r:hard W. Austin f Tennse, i the banking business and has followed del phli ; . appointed, by the court Jusa t r. .ti-;;i- i . : partment T;ffk-,y':''y- and was awardetrTthe"" first prize :1a publican. , ' utofa, continuously ccMhection with tho s. it W -- : 1905, receiver, conp3nyr-- Jamea A. Frear of Wisconsin, v; two. of them y-- had "conferred on him 24.. of: the' r.ichard Wilson Austin of Knoxville; practise of law; in addition to other president National Republlcaa Republican,:'-- ' :' s."..y i, the degrees Jbatirelof "of liws,' ma-te- r elected Ik 1 857 ;,i J -- of - - - rant lines, of busines!,,ba-- an extensive f JohuL Alabama, - League Ch lcego-- W 2 ra- 5 Bwrfttf i James A. of Hod son was horn of- laws- - (in each" of the three uni- at ra vi i cJactted LouJoa High School; much Democrat...;-- x ; i:.-- ? r:: ', '. Frer tt tlie landowner ahdlaBflSlGevotea in that ctty October 24,1 1861 ; moved versities- named), doctor of the civil elected at Indlanapolla lnl904; .cscsJv;,. University mar-- ; rais-tie- d ; ar.i the ofTennessee; of hi time to agriculture and the John Lawson Burnett of Gadsden, to Washington, D. C., with his parents law, and master diplomacy;, was an dent AUantic Deeper lcWaterwaya.An o cf Misa Margaret Morrison and has Ing of thoroughbred stock for'practl-t- county, Ala waa Ce- Phlladelphuv:1907; bora a sociation. Etowah at in 1879 ; 'graduated from the National In re-- "" offlce-- mem- relec - Aia-Jan- examiner the children living Charles M.- - mem- . i s ? Norfolk-J,- C , Lieut eti use on tESTm: an ardent dar Bluff, Cherokee county. Law University in 1884 ; returned to ber' of c ; appeals, ed Battimore 190 k ;,4 H ta-ryan- the; board ension AtEtln, United ItzU ' jDf thS-- party, has ? - - Jane ber' Demo Jatic be' uary 20, 1954;' was "educated In the Hudson, and was elected city attorney and disbursing sand appointment clerk Providence,- 1910; JAlduwmdv ,l9il;r t Avstia; ?s a r.:err.' er the was- - represented national-an- d county, - London, 1912; JacksqavilleJ913 bir; ; common schools of the at the terms; appointed- New. presi- - for several district of the census office; served two terms aulsta dooilreeer of the houso of state conventions; he ran as Wesleyan Institute, Cave Springs, Ga Croix county In 1896 -- Newiyork,.19l4;. elected to the 3th,,, ' 1 1 1QnQ- - attorney for Str In the Kentucky legislature, receiving rr rr Snr, 5 !vea in tha iTfVi. Pnnprooi' tl.l lAAn. In wo nnmfnafitH School, Gayles-vill-e, Congress unexpired term, and . . and Gaylesville High and elected for three terms thereafter; In his seebnd i term the caucus nomi- for the; wt s on re-elect- Ut'.ted Ftatrs r:s.rhal Jor theUgain for Congre aMoorefleld studied Jaw. aUVahderbilt assembly In to; the,',tuth,61st,.JB2d, 6?1. f tera-Glwir- Alir elected to the Wisconsin nation of 'hi party for speaker of the c: ict of Tennessee from the 21st day of July,' 910;'-I- ,188a University,? and waa,-- admitted to the ; and 64th Congresses. Vi.V3:,8-t- H ? 1992 and to ther state senate in 1904 house; was twice a delegate from Ken- ,. to 1S06; served a American con- - tox Miss Thomas, and, .; Nvat-- a Uol was married Jessie in Cherokee county, Alabama, in :onvea-tloh- s; .Commlttees-- r Immigration, w,; bar chairman of the Wisconsin legislative tucky to Republican national -- - iu! at Glas-o- Scotland,. front July, In 1886.;4 Ree-de-r ; Way ajid . M , of Tyrone Pa., who died ln Miss - ean 1876; waa married to Bessie insurance- investigation held in 1906: married In 1904 Katherine Gud-ge-r, urallzation U.Z, to November, 1907, when i he re-- 13, 4902 he married Miss Flora B.MarUn of Cleveland, Tenn. December elected secretary of state 1906, 1908 daughter - Gudger, f'.- -r cd to race for Congress: of J.M.- Jr., j make the t 1886 i was elected to the lower house and 1910; elected to the 63d Congress member Congress from Car- John E.' Rakr of California, .. 5 - of North elected to 61st" 62d Con-- - ..- -' : Aa3 the and Alabama- legislature in 1884, re-elect- Democrat.- - , KENTUCKIAN IS POWER of the and to the 64th Congress. olina; was elected to the 60th, 61st and Stces and re-elected to the-63- d Con-press- - 1886; was - ; Alturas, Modoc -- and to the- state senate in - Committees Election No. 1 ; Insular 62d! Congress, and- re-elect- to the John E. Raker of IN AND; ' - receiving 12,778 votes.Tto 7046 UPPER HOUSE to the C6th 57thi 58th, 59th, - -- county, born', en n a- farm near , elected' Affairs. t ' 63d Congress by a majority" of 7299. waa' f:r W. IL Buttram,-Republican- 6690-fc- r 62d Congresses, and re- , county, February FOR PRESIDENT: 60th, 61st and Committees Expenditures-- in the Knoxville, Knox . IIU C. WTiliams, Democrat-and- ! SPEAKS J. J. to the 63d Congress, x Secretary- - - 22, 1863.; Sooon hla parents mov- ' -- elected First Assistant of the i Glass of Virginia, Democrat.- after - Carter - V ,.:T5- I - for lr. Miller, Socialist- 'i t T " immigration Nat-uralizatio- p, and, remaining ; and interior Andrieus Aristicus Jones. of Lynchburg was born ed to Sedalla; Mo.- s v-v . .vg Committees Carter Glass COLORADO Committees Public Building and' :. : - SENATOR IS ' chairman; Public Build- ... , . .... Iff- that city; educated In private and there but a short; time, removed to Mining . ) Grounds; Mine and . 1873 pa- I ings and Grounds;;: Alcoholic" Liquof 1864, and at the age of 15 years moved public schools and in the newspaper AT HEAD 0FJf.P0RTANT; Knoxville. la moved with his - . v :, . - ; i- - ' Traffic. --: with his father family to Conway, business ; owns the Dally News, the C0MMITTEE0N ISLANDS rents to Lassen county CaL; worked Arirew J. Carchfild of Pennsylvania,, Faulkner county. Ark, where he work--j morning paper of the city and the Dally . - f r - mem-educate- r.;;ut:icix-- ' on a years was' Advance; the afternoon paper: d (Continued on page 11) l?i p Camp 11 i ed farm for several t' Dr. Andrew Jackson Barchfeld of Ph P. bt of Kanaaa, 1899-190- 3, - ' In the public schools and. ber of Virginia1 state senate RepuWIcarws; r KJy -- r::tsbiir was born ln"Pittsburg, Pa.,' work-land' Virginia constitutional convention T ; , the academy at Greenbrier, Ark M;y 18, 1SC3;. was Pliilip Pitt. Campbell of Pittsburg 1901-2- educated la the ' ing his way through high school and in ; eight years member of board " e ' r--T ; ' waS rborn in - Nova. Scotia; wRea 4 :" . I lie schools and Pittsburg" Central teaching in the summer while of visitors University of Virginia; wis ! r.-- -. u y earmold moyed ; with ; his", parents to months if li: h School? graduated from "Jeffer' attending the academy; read law--' with elected to the 57th. 5Sth, 59th, 60th, y -- w - Col!.-ge-v Kansas: and has resided thereC evet rc Mtiical. rhitadelphiaTht CoL G. W. Bruce, Conway, and 61st, 62d and 63d Congresses, and re- Ark iiwvii1 Ufelortg'-republican- , since; ''graduated 'B'. from Biker Unt A t! e class of lS84i haa been'a was admitted to4 the bar of Faulkner elected to the 64th Congress. : .)" li versity ; law on the farm, and : and became Interested In' read county "February? 14, 1890; in October "V Committees-Bankin- g and Currency, - " waa admitted to practise. In the fall of IKlitkis upoa attaining his majority; of year he moved to Indian Ter- ihatrman. . , - . ) f 1889; in- - 1892 married - Goff ; that wis elected a school director ia 188S; Helen M YcsMy was .to the &8tlC 59th, 60th, 61st ritory, locating at uskogee, and fn Cchzdzr a member council of, elected 1893 moved d to Vinita, where he? haa Danlef J. Grifftn.of New York, -- and 62d Congressea, and to Tittsturg In1 18SS' and 1887f was' a -- ' prac- MONDA-Y- - v-- . f" since resided, and continued the Democrat '' the 63d Congress. : . delegate to the Republican State con-- : tise of his profession; haa' been-- twice J. Griffin of. Brooklyn. N.Y., Hawaiian Lodge Nov 21 ; SUU 19j01i.,was. 1 Committee3RuIe8; Indian Affair; Daniel ' :f ventioaa of 18S6. 189C ahd married, : In 1892 to 'Gullelma ttoss, was In BrooklynvMarch 26, 188); . ed; 7:30 pvia--; . v - '''''..:"- - ; f . i born for many year a member of the Re- who died in 1898. and. on - June 15, was educated In the public schools, - TUESDAY ' ' " Republic- St " publican State committee v has , been Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois, 1907, citi- - ; to Miss Byrd: Ironside, both Laurent "College, Canadai St Peter's ' Honolulu Lodge Na 409; Spe- presidential " guber- an.:,-.: active In all and ..v:,,;;:-.;:- zens by blood of the Cherokee Nation; College, Jersey City, where he recelw . pw.nu - - cial. Third pegreet 7:30 campaigns fon- the- tump . Joseph1 Gurney Cannon of 'Danville, - terms-- In ' " natorial' he served two the lower ed the degree of A: B., and the New . -- throughout western Pennsylvania Is I was Guilford; N. C. May 7, WEDNESDAY. born at house of the Cherokee legislature from York Law School; was admitted to the ..- -.' ; '' Hawaiian Lodge No. 21 ; Spe- prominent In his profession, .being a 1836; la; a lawyer; was state's attor 1897 to . 1901, being : elected speaker 1902; was bar ia November, commi- cial, Third Degree I 7:30 p. m. member of the Pittsburgh South Side ney In Illinois, . March, 1861, to De- the latter term, the only intermarried ssioner of licenses for the Borough .of Medical Society. Allegheny County cember, 186&J was elected to the 43rd, white man who ; ever held that position; Brooklyn, and in charge of the admin- , THURSDAY ' ; - -- Medical Society, Pennsylvania State '44th, 45th,- 46th, 47th, 48th, 49th 60th, was elected the 60th Congress i to . and guardianship depart- . d istration - : j Soclety.-an- National Medical', 51st, 53rd, 54th, 55th, '56th, 57th, 58th, re-elect- :'- - Medical September 17, 1907, and to ments of the surrogate's court of the FRIDAY . v V'v Association; was elected to the 59th, 59th, 60th and; 61st Congresses, and the 6 2d and 63d Congresses; receiv- County of Kings ; was elected to Con- Oceanic Lodge - No. 371 ; Spe- re- - 6Cth. 61st and 62nd Congresses and reelected to the" ,f2nd Congress, re ing 27,184 votes, to 20884 for R. T. gress by a vote 'of 17,40? to 8867 for cial. First Degree; -- 7:30. p. m. 20,943 s. Lew-I- s ' to the 63rd Congress. ceiving votes, to 16486 for Daniels,; Republican; and 6463 : flected for Albert' H. Banshaff,' Progressive, 6027 L ' ' - ' SATURDAY , ,' : CommitteesAlcoholic-Liquo- r Traf William Iw Cuhdlff,' Democrat; 1,664 B. Irwin, Socialist for Ernest P. Seelman, Republican, - Aloha Chapter,; O. E. -- Lei S,; Rivers and Harbors. vs..'- - 1 for George W.- Woollsey, Prohibitioni fic: t Committees Roads; Insular' Af- 1078 for T. Lickemacher, Socialist 7:30-- .rav Senator Ollie M. James of Kentucky. . H; Stated: p. 1st, and 725 for M. Brooks. Socia- fairs; Territories. ;' and '108 for F. C. Foster, Prohibitio- - ;-: - ; list "Mrr Cannon- waa elected .speaker :,r--''--;-y-?- V 11111(1 r. wvi nist Senator Colorado. " ': , - ; Con-gresse- s. JohvF.Shafroth of - " V-- of Klngwood, Pa., who died Septem- 58th, 59th, 60th -' : in the and 61st ... Military es. 7 ocraL Leonidas-Carstarphe- Committee Affairs. ber 1. 1912; his daughter.r Jessie n, ; ; -- - n Dyer of Mis- ' - William Patterson. Borland of Kan y' vf Navy Department; Invalid Pensions; i Is only child; elected "? souri, Republican. , Mo. c was Leaven- his iVas Recently i reelected , absence eas City. born,ln after of Washington, Public Buildings Expositions, . ' V-- ; -- Albert Johnson and 3CH0 FIELD LODGE to the 62nd and 63rd .Congresses and -- V Leonidas Carstarphen . Dyer, Repub- " -; worth, Kans., October .14 1867; has from house. r: Republican. - : re-elect-ed x to the 64th Congress. ,.v :: City, Sep- lican of Missouri, was born at Warren - '' ,; resided In Kansas Jlo, since Albert Johnson of Hoquiam was Gordon Lee of Georgia, Democrat WEDNESDAY ' ' Committee Banking ,and Currency 11, 1871; ; waa tember, 1SS0; war graduated In 1892 William J. Cary County, 'Missouri, June born In Springfield, 111!. March 5, 1869; Gordon Lee of Chlckamauga was .V : 'V: ; Vs from law department of University of Republican.. .::: .. a son of James Coleman and'. Martha tegin the printer's trade at the age of born May 29, 1859, on a - farm near Michigan;' entered upon the, practise Clement Brumbaugh of Ohio, Demo William Joseph Cary of Milwaukee E. (Camp) D.; Central Wesleyan Col- 1 4 ; held reportoriat and editorial po- Ringgold, Catoosa county, Ga.; receiv- yt , 5 ' l-- SATURDAY' t , 1893 helped . ; ; r:; in-th- lege, Missouri, law - - . In and . '.' 1 cf law at Kansas City;. crat :'X was born' city March 22, 1865; iWarrenton, sitions on the S t5- Joseph Herald, St ed his primary education In the coun- ,; .. i, sj . . City School of Clement Brumbaugh of Columbus, department, Washington University, Globe-Democra- t, ; ' to crsanfte the Kansas. v received a primary education in the Louis New Haven try schools; graduated from , Emory ' f. c'r'.-- tT:-.'- La w and .was elected dean; was re- Ohio, son of Samuel D. and Elizabeth publlc'schools and at the age of 11 St Louis. Married Clara Hyer of Register and Washington (D. C.) College, Oxford, Ga.; in 1880; is a men-yea- r year (Darner) Brumbaugh, was, born on a Warrensburg.;MissourL April. 10, 1898, elected for Si i1 until was left anjorphan'with five younger Post; ! became editor the Tacoma farmer and manufacturer; served as - go-- tf he res!o2f to to' Congress; has farm' near Greenville. Ohio, February children', ; began ; work Vas messenger Admitted to the bar 1893, and since In Daily News ' in 1895; in 1906 became member of the house of representa- i 28, been continuously engagftdvin 1863; graduated in scientific course boy, the.rounger children being placed practise at St. Louis. Assistant cir- news editor of the Seattle Times ; two tives of the state legislature ; in 1894 HONOLULU LODGE NQ1, MODERN 18-h- 1909-191- 0; law; married In 1904 with B. S. degree at National Normal e -- Wash-ingtonia- n the-senat- e ORDER .OF. of in an orphan asylum ;Vat was cuit aUorney.. St. Louis. years later purchased the Daily and 1895, and in In 1902, :::; PHOENIX..., s to Ona Winants," daughter of fW. H. University. Lebanon, Ohio, 1887; 'from a telegraph operator and at 19 took member 62nd knd 63rd Congressea at Hoquiam of which he is 1903 and 1904; was appointed by Gov. Winants of Kansas Cityahd-ha- s one 1SS7MO 1891 founded and conducted the younger children" from the asylum (1911-15)- ,, fpr, the 12th MlssomiTdis-trlct- ; still the publisher; active member of Atkinson as member of state memorial Will meet at their home, corner "Municipal Lobby" Van Academy; special $ v " - gon; served on the the Buren took and gave them a home; was married Served 'as private throughout the International Typographical Un- board; is a member of the national Beretanla and Fort . streets, every - City at tha legislature of course in ancient languages at the in 1889 to Alma Louise Clark; elected Spanish-America- n - war in Santiago ion ; one Thursday evening 7:3B o'clock. , of Kansas married and haa daughter; forest reservation commission, created at' - - ed y, lr07- was elected April, 1908, member Ohio Wesley an" University. Delaware, aldermm In 1900 and re-elect- In campaign; od staflT of Governor Had-le- member of the .Military Order of the by the act 1, 1911; member CHARLES' HCSTACE.JR,- Leader. " of March 1891-t- o " of the board of 12 freeholders to draft Ohio, from 1893; fall of 1 833 1902; elected . sheriff of Milwaukee Missouri'' with rank of colonel. Loyal Legion and other patriotic s. of the joint committee on federal aid FRANK MURRAY. Secretary. : - for Kansas City; charter entered'' the senior year, classical county In 1904 with a plurality of 11,-00- 0. Mason, Odd Fel-low.M- C, . , , . v.. : post new charter Christian church, in the construction of roads; was " was adopted . by popular course. Harvard University, Cam- leading his ticket , by 3000; . was ..vrv-:.-...--,- Committees Immigration Nat- to 59th, 60th, 62d HONOLULU LODGE, 118, B. P. O. E. . as drafted - and elected the 61st and bridge, Mass.,- oit: -- vote August 4 1908; elected to the and graduated with A. nominated for Congress at the' first uralization Territories; War Claims. Congresses, and re-elect-ed without op- : . meeU la their hall. : r :'; and 63rd Congresses, and B. degree from Harvard,. June. 1894 : trial of Uie Wisconsin primary ; elec George' w; o New York, position to the 63d Congress, receiv- oa ' King Bt, near cut ; - Fafrchild : JSS the 64th Congreavre- was superintendent of schools of his tion law, and elected to the 60th; 61st, Republican: William Kettner California, ing 14,990 votes." - Fort every Friiay 'to i e of v " - ' ; re-elect- a; ; to WW B. native city, Greenville,. Ohio, from. 62d Congresses; ... One-ont- ' ' . ceirins votes, W and to the George Wlathrop Falrchlld' of Democrat , r . ,, ' Committee Agriculture. : . ereniag Visiting Camer-- ' , y rVnu-- Prc-rcsslv- e.; 5387 for i to 1900; . member and minority 63d Congress;, receiving 15,779" votes, 1 ; - . ; ; brother-- are- cor-dlall- ' 18; born May 6, 854 Is married William Kettner of San Diego was , - ftran- - 74MforC3eorga ieaderbf Ohio legislature? from tb! 11,730 R; Gaylord; Social a- - r?: r Ti i - for'W: was, elected to She 60th, 61st 62d and bom la Ana .Arbor, . MlcJiiJiQyember. 'Jamea R. Mann of Illinois, Republi lavltsi ta . O J m 1 a 9 - AA - - : 119 Karlf td 1904; waa engaged fin '.the: praens -- ' -- ed iuaa-pareBi;w- .. i - AV t. kid: T av a a 63d to aa can. f vv - nvuu - Congresses, and the tvv itM, oi ; ; tend, Columbus. ,04ioJlWa8 r '' - . ui - jrjin iiLst tabor. V t ? tf ivomlnl HeffeL filth Congress. ed. to the- 2d Consnresa from n district James R. Mann , of- Chicneo was Conprrss I no . aioI for. by the Democratic Committees District of Columbia..'-'.. Committee Foreign Affairs. normally 4 to 1 Itepuhlicnn by a pln-- lorn In 1H5P; was educated in iho If. DUNSUElC'Socl 'HONOLULU STA1M5ULLKTINV --MONDAY, MAY :i, 1915.

". ' ' TfTTTT - iil Iki :.mmiUit PARTIES ARE REPRESENTED ,. (Continued from pace JO) Robert Y. Thomas. Jr., REPUBLICAN LEADER of Kentucky, Democrat. PARLIAMENTARIAN AND on tbe ranch and farm and attended Robert Young Thomas, Jr., Demo- the public, schools, working bla own OF HOUSE HERE WITH crat, of Central City, was torn in Lo- FINANCIER OF SENATE way; attended tbe grammar school at j gan, coanty. Ky was educated at MEMBER OF PARTY HERE MASSAGE CONGRESSIONAL PARTY Susanville, and the State Normal Bethel College, Russellville, Ky.; re- r ...... School at San Jose. Cal., 1882-118- 4. la ceived degrees of A. B. and A. 31.; Is tbe spring of USi entered the law a lawyer by profession; was a mem- What It Does For The. Con office of. Judge E. V. Spencer. of Su-- ber; of the state legislature in 1856; '- ) - sanvllle, where :t he studied law apd was elected Commonwealth's attor- 1 1 'gives : resli duo to pore leinj; .coinj klclys was admitted to the bar in the fall ney for, th seventh Judicial district, a eloar.f skin, the of 1885; became a partner of Judge which office he held when; nominated 8pencer under the firm name of Spea-ce- r. for Congress; was elected to the 61st '' Raker. "Was his party's candi- and' 62d Congresses, and reelected to - ' ''' : It bnnr rosy blootl to sallow by stimulating the circu- date for district t attorney of Lassen the 63d Congress. ,, " county in 1888.- - December 6. 1886, Committee Judiciary. t: ; lation,' : :':; ; r:y: - 'ri'v -.- " :. rooted to Alturas, where he has re- S - ; '. ylC- sided ever since, engaging in the prac- James M. Gudger, Jr of Ashevltle,' .I In fact, it tones up the skin generally Wcause of the mihl tise ' of the law;: the firm baring an ri North Carolina Democrat.' '" extended 'practise in California, Ore- .. james. m. uuager, Jr, was educat- friction caused by the cream lein rubbed in and ont; '( gon 1 and Nevada.' Ib 1894 was elected ; ed at Emory and Henry,' Virginia: a. POMPKIAX MASSAdK CKKAM is not a cnld cream but is a district attorney 'I oT Modoc county, lawyer by profession; married Miss which office he held four years, 1893-1898- ." i Katie M. Hawkins of Henderson ville; ' ' ' i massage cream entirely different in pnrpo.e, use and results. Elected Judge of the, superior elected to. the state senate in 1900; court coun- was solicitor of-- the 15th district; of Calfornia in and for the ' ty of Modoc in J902 and re-elect- in elected' to the 58th, 59th, 62d and 631 1908, which position be resigned De- Congresses. '''. : V s; i Three Sizes cember 19. 1910. In 1906 was electe Committees Expenditures in" the grand sachem of tbe Democratic Iro- Postoffice ''Department chairman), quois of California, and reelect--. Public Buildings and Grounds, Indian SOc 75c $1.00 dubs " cd In 1?07; delegate to many Demo- Affairs. - - SOLD BY cratic state , conventions, . chairman committee on platform and resolu-- i Hons at one time, and :n 1908-191- 0 SPECIAL GUESTS ' chairman Democratic state central 0 aT . Teaigning on Becoming committee, Senator Lee 8. Overman of North Co candidate for 'Congress." Grand master Independent Order t)dd Fel- Carolina. 'of' 1 TheBexall Store lows of California ' 1908-9- , and repre-- ' Willi VISITING ' ' ! correspondent for the Philadelphia - 121)7 scntatlve : to the ' Sdverelgn - Grand Fort and Sts.- Phone - Evening Bulletin, the.; Buffalo Times Congressman James JR. Mann of - LoJge. at Seattle; delegate to Grand T y-.- Argus. He a mi- '.'. ,:. .. Illinois. - . i and Portland Eastern is Open Until 11:15 p. Lodge F. fc A. It. of California at" v - - ; and. forceful writer and gener rat was Novem- keen serf sessions; married CONGRESS PARTY ally-popula- r. 21, 1889, to Iva G. Spencer, daugh- 1889; : studied : law at the University ber J Joseph; Knowland Is a Califor-jnia- n V. Spencer 'of Susan- of Virginia, and graduated June, 1891; ter .of, 'Judge E. and has served In several ses- - pt Anaheim, In; Southern Cali- was admitted to the practise of law ville, congress. All September. 1891, at Uhe Louisville In addition to the congressmen and slous of UU1 litU v vaui fornia was. elected to the 62d Con ' party paign , last fall . he was nominated in . gress, to 63d Con- bar; has practised continuously in their wives and famines, the and elected the. - - Re-- " the California- primaries as the gress., receiving '23,467 Totes' to 10, state and federal courts; was married .jrhich arrived today Includes several rcr . l5 mni ;m nie"pu an(J Y- - April 21. 1906: never 1 - a member of the coneresslonal Dar- - senator but was beatea in the election -- ana ror . ni..i. ucan. sis "rat ht11. r.,h1f .haa nPrt- - trt hi l w. ' i. v.. .-i- . Jamps D Phelan, Democrat. clalist tion to Congress; was elected to the Ciated at this time Is Andrleus : A, Joseph R.: Knowland of California, Fiftth Qth fi?Tlfi. Bnil wv- r firtth. filftfw.v Taaa Uv aaalotanf OAtVAfanr tha Renuhliean. . Dan!el J. RIordan ef New York, vwa .tfvuco itiev aooioiauv stewt; vi - Congresses, and reelected to the 64th there-- ! Joseph Russell Knowland, Republi- -- ' department of the Interior and Demccrtt.-.- ' .'''".' congress. ... v. j ; : in close touch with Hawaiian af- - can, oi Aiameaa, was porn in inat cuy nil dl . of New York City .fore Daniel J. RIordan ,Co.mmlttee-:Appropriau- ons. - - He, from Tennes- A at- fairs. Is orWnally J was born in that city in 1870. He . - j gee. . j hH ohnta nf th ai...... i and a Democrat He was born G. 0. P. CAMPAIGNER AA triet 5l Vwi he entered Man- - "Si' ,andfn oVsVTntonio ar Union City. Obion county. Tenn., ADDED TO REPUBLICAN whitttn College and was graduated in !A w lg62 Son of Rev. James H. A. B. w" ??"?; ? n'V5kZ W. and Hester A. A. (May) J; Beth- - ; WING IN LOWER HOUSE V 1890. receivlna: the deareef He f . - ... . try schools of his naUve state and el Inert ant(a tsnn B. S. ; then became a partner in the real .f!. ' Bronzes, Old and New China estate business .conducted .by ha 4. I Vnlnn ml ark " ( In?" V Tinlvpmftv: .1884, In 1S02 ne was ejected to the NEW JERSEY MAN AT A. B., 1885 ; law . courses of studr. . Val father. r n - state Senate. He'rwas renominated ; HEAD 0F.C0MMITTEE -- paraiso university; ' married watana ware, Distinctive Furniture, ;f 8t-- ? on .Vegas,': N. M.,' Aug- -' for te senator la .1904 and his toneroad of Las . . .. ''1. 1 .. . f if!' ' appointed by Lieut-gov- . , ON BIG. EXPOSITIONS 1902 ;' taught: Bchool, ; elfctlon was ( ust 7, Tennessee j i r A Bruce a tstnibfer ef the'eommittees on ; ' '' ") ; t for years; principal public xceotionallv Handsome fish--an- d : to insurance, rarest,' gme and schools; Las Vegas, 1885-7- ; "admitted Kll'.tary afLJra. .. In Xhd. latter part of to New Mexico bar, 1888, bar of su- - - 105 te: was' 'appointed a member of ' preme court of ; the 'A Chlted "States, Harid Embroidei the ''special-- insurance Investigating 1894. Member law firm' of Jones' & conir..:Uee:- Mr. RIordan was elected Rogers, cattle firm of Hicks & ' Jones: - is wortn a tnp to see tne many; new in inis store...... j.. ( to tl.3 ECth Congress, to the 59th Con- President Douglas At. Building Co.,r it cnarminar amvais v gress tvferve out the unexpired term Cuervo Town county ; vice-president of TI;:. :tiyfO,;' Sullivan, resigned," to ? , Investment and Agency ConroratfbiC the-f-tv- rTjt'rrl CZ1. CcirsreSsea, ahd" Las',Ye-gas- . director First 'National Bank. ' re--'- ta the C2J Cos'sres. Mayor of Las Vegas, 1893:4.; spe- 4 .V' t ' - - .... )Oi5 :.". .c Natal Affairs. cial; United" States district; attorney, LTn: 1894-8- . Delegate national -- t:;;, A. R6denberg Democratic Re?r convention at Chicago in 896; , chair: cf r "man ,N. ' M. committee, vY.".." ,r.i A. Rovlcnberg of East St . Democratic Ran-fio!;- 1906-8- ; : ' Lou ves' lern near Chester, Y chairman Democratic state ccur.ly. III.; October SO, 1863; committee during the first state cam- was t Jucctcd. in the public schools paign, 191L ; Received vote of Demo- IfNuuanu Street Above Pauahi Sire ei Wes-leyc- , ; ... and w e 3 praduated from Central n cratic members first Estate legislature Cc:i:e, "VVarrenton, Mo., in of New Mexico for United States sen- 1!S4; la the profession - of ator; ? member Democratic - national tnrstJ : seven years; - committee, 1912-1- 6. Presbyterian. tcachirt for attended 4-- ad-'r.:i- tf -- ' (the Ct. Leu Is "Law school, and was Thirty second degree Mason. . - 'lifinola; 1 to was a delegate to Joseph A. Breckons ia well known R ep. Wil Warn B. McK fnljf the tar; Vorry-inf- the r ' : uhl! rr. national ?convention to Hawaii by reputation. He Is a TODAY is th(? TOMORROW that you were f -- - , 7: cf li.v. tz'l "ltCS; was appointed a brother of Robert W Breckons and August 5, 1873; was educated in pub-- men.l;r cf the United States Civil for a number of years has been at lie and private schools and in Univer about TESTER DAY, so don 't delay lliat ions-rpmUedtriparon- nd Service Ccrr !:r!cn by President Mc-Klz!:- v, Washington, as' newspaper correspon- sity of Pacific; is vice president of ?:rch 23, 1C31, which position dent .and also as clerk for various Gardiner' Mill ? Co.; is a: director of v the Island, or tho trips to ; he rc.:;::J ;cn April 1, . 1902; was committees. Mr. Breckons was for- Gas Consumers' "Association "of the elcctel to the CCth, XSth. 9th. 60th merly i Washington correspondent ' for United-States- , the Kennedy'Mining and Clt Ccr.rrci;cs, and reelected to' the Hawaiian Star. "His home is in & Milling Co. of California, the Union the CCr.d Cccrrcis, receiving 23,024 Cheyenne, Wyoming. -- . : Savings Bank cf Oakland; the Alame- vcte?, to 1S.TS7 for the Democratic Another Washington correspondent da National bank, - and the Alame- - 1 ccr.iiJ-t- r, : :J for ths Socialist can. of wide experience and high standing da Bank of- Savings; married; in Up- !; : 1: Rin Us - Thone We Arrange All DetailK iiJ:tr. Lit i:r the Trohibitionist is Frank B. Lord, who also has the 1898. at the age vt 23; "was elecfted to . 53. honor 6f being president of the. Nap-tiona- l ' :i after absence Club. - has as (Continued on page 12) ; Press He served rSLANDAVi T1 from Senator, James E. Martin New i HAWAIIAN IT T! T, L.o, 1 O ' of 9V ' I . ' Jersey. ; Jchrt J. Refers of M?::3ehusetts, Re Para " pu:!::an. : . V. Washington and Lee Uuiversity. Lex- - ALDRICH, HALL AND WAENEE, - . JcLa Jacob Rogers of Lowell was ingtonya.; .was a member of the 23rd Lc-.vc- born la 'Aujust: lf.ilSSlrla a Legislature of Texas, but declined ate ' of Harvard College (A. B. electlonr was elected to the' 55th and r Union and' Hotel Streets. . . irA). Harvard Graduate School (A. j all- - subsequent Congresses, Including - . : . JI. 1ZZZ), and Harvard .Law School . the 6ith. " - LL..B. 1S07); lawyer., i Committees . Library, chairman; Committees Foreign affairs;, Elec p. " Immigration and Naturalization Coin 2. '". " ' tion No. age, Weights and Measures, 'v"v V . Cdward V. Saunders of Virginia, - C. Bascom Slemp of Virginia, Republi- " - Cemocrat. ;: can. - :r-- ;rs.:-;:j:x:- ::- :; , v ..Edward Watts Saunders, Democrat Campbell Bascom Slemp of Big of Rocky Mount, Va., was born in Stone Gap; was born in Lee County, Franklia County, Va..' .October 25. Va., September 4, 1870; was raised on - 1SC0. and has always resided in that a farm; ' was a page in the house of county; was edecated at home at the representatives of .Virginia, 1881-S- 2; - Bellevue high school of Bedford coun- entered Virginia Military Institute at ty, tr.d at the University of Virginia, the age' of 16 and graduated at the where he graduated in a number of age of 20; was commandant of cadets, aca-em- 1SS1-S- 2, re- lc schools, and In Maricn Military Institute, ; for one ceive J the degree of bachelor of law; year; afterwards adjunct professor of was associated with Prof. F. P. Brent mathematics, Virginia Military Instk in the conduct of a high school at tue; resigned in 1901 to enter profes- Onancock, Accomae County; began sional and business life; has been ac- tte rractise of law at Rocky Mount In tively engaged since then in legal 12, and in 1SS7 was elected to the work connected with real estate, prin- .state legislature, and suc-ces-lvely cipally? coal lands; was. elected chair- . . V.,. w v'v- v for seven terms;, served as man of the Republican state commit- :;;thebii.lion-bubble;'.--;- cha!rr:an of the committees on privi- tee la the spring of 1905; was elected " ' "' -- leges ahd elections and courts of Jus- to the 60th, Congress . December 17, V :::. '.-.- '' tice ; ia 1 SC3 . Mas elected speaker of 1907,0 fill the vacancy caused by the 7 the house and retained that position death of his father. Hon. Campbell until elected Judge of the fourth cir- Slemp, by the largest majority ever cuit court la 1901; under the opera, recorded in the district, and reelected tion cf tv a : new" constitution. of Vlr-gini- a state, chairman by unanimous vote in l.e I . ae" Judge of the seventh state convention1 in 1908; again uni-mous- ly k r circuit, and while serving in that po-cit- ia elected state chairman for four w as elected 'to fill the vacancy years from March 12, 191 2;, was elect- in' tvs r,rth Congress caused by the ed to the 61st, 62nd, "and 63rd Con- -- res: nation' cf Honl (1 A. Swanson; gresses and re-elect-ed to the , 64th " '.was e' eted ta the COth,' 6 Island 62nd Congress! '.,; '',: .' J-.- Co-rcs- ss and d to the 63rd i Committees Roads; War Claims. ""' ; .. .' - Ccr.::c.s. " A ... Ccrumlttees Roads;; Invalid Pen-- f William H. Stafford of Wisconsin, h 7 i lrr.s tad I Merchant' . Marine and v " ; . - , Fisheries.',, . .William- H. Stafford - of''Milwaukee was educated in the public schools; is tmi Cv : ; : r Cherley of Kentucky, Demo--' a graduate of Harvard College and ' - ' - School;- crjt. ';' , . . . Harvard Law is a lawyer; 1 1 ., : ..... ; . Sherley, of Louisville was was , elected to the 58th, S9th; 60th, I I f ' .v..- Cvaer -- . ..: 4v, . .4Mb.. " in Louisville, Jefferson county, 61st and 63rd Congresses and reelect-.e- d i. Newsboys Baltimore called on tern -- from vrrrj : :,over.;tpr 2S.1S71; educated tr to .the 64th Congress.; ; . Wilsoir and presented a per- STAR-BULLETI- ! j:, ' President W t r t ocl3," graduating': ' No. CEi i frrn ' CommitteesElection 2;.post mit' that would allow him to sell pa- 75 ! 1 High. School ' ':t.::?.:: June, Office Hon. J. R. knoyvland of California. pers on. the streets of Baltimore. ' , ,'it TWELVE HOXGLULTT; STAR BULLETIK, MOXtttV, FAY ?, 1915,

1. U. S. PROBE COMMISSIONER BLAMES iCONijRESS PARTY il I ' V V, L--au . u classified want ads " a - - T ; rr...... - - gineenng Co., i ran FrtAHclsco ' cavicc. eenreRT. u- -c lectic? c- - JOHN D. SR., FOR COLORADO STRIKE HIEflERS HERE - lt, NCaONtC Ttf. LOC o . - Ll a- i t e d v. - i Declares He Is Still the Power , Recently. It r. "'Walsh ma dej iibj!e Continued from paige '1 1 som e. rot ,i e s dence. ; Young FOR - he ".fvrr ixn the lower nouse .of fhe California FOrT SALE REHTj- Behindhand Responsible For, - lg Rcckefell.er iaignantly charged him ire-electe- d; 'On the Beach - ' " islature; was in 1900; ' .in time-savin- g tzi parts . Fuel Co.'s Policies . 1902 ;was The Transo envelope, In- Desirable houses various of HAL ' 'wltha Tiolatlon of private confidence. elected to the state senate, the city, and CONTRACTORS resigning 1901,. vention., i No adcfTesjins. necessary furnbhed unfurnlahed. In his statement last night, the,' com. la after .serv Ins one ?15, J18. 120, 2S, $40 Prei9 ! Wireless session,-havin- receipts.. " tt and i Ax'iatvl Pelral g in sending: out bliU or Ho '30.3S. - miesionet .dented that be had broken in meantime received up to $125 ; V . or All CINCINNATI. Ohio. May 3. Fran- a month. See list in our kinder or construction work, the Republican , nolulo, . SUrBuHetla , CtuXU, sola . YOU WILL FIND THAT faith, ajid asserted that, on the con- nomination for Con- "'"officer Trent Trust Co.. Ltd Fort - brldjet, paving, sewer and cis Patrick Walsh, chairman of the gress;. ; was elected to agents for patentee. . tf rerrolrit re- trary, he had ierformed a public. er the 5$th. 59th. , between and ' Merchant federal commission ou inctiutrial St, Kins 1 water .ryetems, dredging. Irrigation 60th. 6lst and C2nd Congresses, ? - 'vice. and Krugef UPTlic. nearly at - .. - lations, issued a statement here last ed Piaad: new.' WStVf- ' v. - to the 6Crd Congress by a I reclamation projects. ;' night in whih he holds up John D. It, was a pity, saii Commissioner a bargain. 1605 Anapuni . st cor. "Hustace ViDa" plurality of S9S5. ' Cottage, -- ';:' I?of kefeller, Jr. to scorn and pity. Walsh, but none the less it. Was 'the Wilder ave. Call between 5 and 1 .2 bedroom, garage, larga - 4687 '. John R. Desha, secretary 6147-t- f yard coop, f.Ctmcbtll Bldo. v Phones 2110 A Mr. Walsh and Mr. Rockefeller have truth that Rockefeller Junior, re pie to Dele p. m. Wm. Green. and chicken artesian and La-di-es -y- 1 gate Kuhio ; Honolulu, T. H. Has Accommodations for in, correspondence over tlie dis- - seating the greatest fortune in the and now in Hawaii with gov't; water: Cor. Younjc at and been the vlot on lower: atanoa 282 made by the inquiry of the world, was. what the correspondence visitors, J9 the son of Rev. Ste- Desirable road: Pawaa. iPhoneT48S jpr cali 134 Be and Gentlemen. Phone tlostire "bo -- him to" be, merely a subord- phen L. Desha of Hilo, who is a mem- lQOxl50, Reply 175, this office, retanla it:; 427.58 permo. commission into the Colorado coal showed ' ' . 6150-i2- ' - miners' strike. The Rockefellers own inate, takiqg orders from Tarrytown. ber of the territorial senate. Young t 6143-t-f IX Rockefeller, Sr., spends a Desha was edocated at Hilo. in Pu- Standard upright piano, Al condition. a controlling interest-- the Colorado John Two-bedroo- m na hou college knd at Harvard, where Address box 167, this office. cottage with electrio Fuel and Iron Company,, which was large share of his time at Pocanico ' he studied law. He 6142-- 1 6t light and gas, cor. King and Aua-- of Hills, a short distance from Tarry-tow- n was a star ath- .''... st r CHICKENS the storm center the strike. lete both at tin lane; 18 per month. Inquire W. Punahou and at Harvard. 1 " Pleosahtoia Hotel Performed Public Service. on the Hudson, New York. , Inter-Islan- d ship- Hawaii people who have . visited and Oahu Railroad K. Namauu, 78 Merchant st . ping books Star-Bulleti- n office, - 6148-t-f , LUXURIOUS AND Washington have brought back the at tf . For Sale report that Desha was wide- 'COMFORTABLE Ford runaboflt Tel. 4863. 6150-t-f STRICTLY FIRST CLASS DENVER SAVES BARNES ON awake and capable secretary for the Two bedroom, mosquito proof cottage, Tel. 1109, or - DW delegate. Punahou st, gas range: 820 per mo. call at 100 ROOMS FIFTY BATHS AUTO FOR SALE. Apply C. Okimura. 1511 Kalakaua ave. 6144-t- Stevens-Duryea- ; jT-pas- 1912 model, t Club Stables, Ltd., BRITISH BOAT r YESSELS TO ABBJYI good condition; will ell cheap. P. Office and warehouse, center of town. O. box 961. . 6139-l- m J. J WIALS HAUULA HOTEL- - Apply to Jas Stelner, Elite bldg - 62 Kukul , ' ; ''. Monday, May 3." - ' : ' St Hotel street room 7.- - - 61 53-- 1 m "A Home Away From Home Philippines,. Hongkong and Japan COCOANUT PLANTS FOR SALE, An - Ideal Vacation Spot Tenyo Maru, Japanese sir. - 837.50; bungalow White Cooking. FOR TESTIMONY Coeoannt plants .for saler .Samoan- va- on Lunalllo , " Tuesday, May 4. - . box 172, - .Fl riety: Ajply Llhue .s st. Address this office Phone 772. Hauula, Oaha ; finih - t : ' V. l - Manila via Nagasaki Sheridan," v ! 6277-t- . 6145-t-f ; . . , v- Kauai. f A. ZUMSTEIN, Prop. v : :F.rCHESNEY COFFEE CO. .' t i s. a. t. ,. , Associated Press bv Federal 'Wireless New fYork Baikal, Assoeiatel Press by FedoralWireless via Panama: ' FORi SALE. OR LEASE. Furnished cottage, 5 rooms. 63 S Hotel V., 2. -- . ; COFFEE ROASTERS . May 5 SYRACUSE, N. May Before Russian strl ; i Alapai - M. Data, ; A REAL CHANGE OF. CLIMATE SAN DIEGO, CaU The - it; near 'st . f ' Roosevelt-Barne- s goes "Mr.-- -- r the libel icase House, and Inqjiire John j 6132-t- engaged lot.; f . , Dealer In Old Kona Coffee - can be had at the new IJritish steamship Cetriana, San Francisco Lurline. M. N. str. . 'v.: ' an- 2609 Alewa, t S to the jury counsel for Barnes TeieIra, : boartllcg house in :. in the Mexican coastwise trade and Hilo and way ports Kilauea str. st. Puonnl. HERCHJLKl STV HONOLULU tb Five-roos- hailing from llazatlan, was towed in- nounce that they will call the stand Wednesday, May ai mosqult prcci cctUxs; 125. 23 present state officials, W.-Cyc- - - 7AHIAWA to port here yesterday by the Vnited and former Newcastle, N. S; le, Br. str. .'Phone' 2664. 6123-t- f STAR-BULLETI- ; who will testify that there never ha3 .V GIVJJ8 nearly 1000 feet elevation, near. depot; States cruiser Denver.' ; Kauai ports W. G. Hall. str. j i . TOP knowledge, and is : V . EW ROOM AND grand scenery; fine bass fishing. For Had It not been, said the vessel's been, within their Thursday, May 8. v 5 TODAY'S TODAY ...... COARD. be- Wa-hiaw- now, L." a.' of not a bipartisan combination - particulars addressE. Kruss, first: officer.' for his defiance orders ' New' York, via Panema Egemont Room- '. . CO IT. tUECTRICALUY ' ; Re- I with board prlTt com-mandante tween the state Democratic and F R E G h: Phone 0393. delivered to him by the Mexican Castle, Br. str. .H4 1839 ' f;y. Cali- publican organizations. Uakikt st Phoaa 2345. , at Ensenada, Lower Maui ports Claudine, str. 6097-t- cargo worth hundred Roosevelt charged that .Barnes, as ,T-.- . I C, K E TV S f CORAL GARDEN HOTEL fornia, his a ; Hcwcifzn Bcctrlo Co. . thousand dollars would have been chairman of the Republican state Alt Reservations See the Wonderful Marine Plo central committee, and the most TISSELS TO DXFAST any point on the UNFURNISHED HOUS.E. ' 9 confiscated by, a squad of Mexican - tures In KANEOHE BAY ej ; pur-s- strongly- entrenched Republican ; andL.Capt..' Minister, y'-''".- ; rV v;' '. ....mainland. Glass-bottome- soldiers the Monday,. 3",' : : d May College Hills, , .sail and row op- leader in the state, had effected such WELLS-FAR-G- mosquito and tle ship's ,two wireless p. See O . boats hire Good Meals : - Mur- Kauai ports W. G. Hall, str .5 proof JiungalQW,. near car; phone for erators would have been jailed.: a combination- with Francis I. A CO- 72 S. AND GATES. m. - 2979. .. 6132-l- r WIRE FENCES Served. .. s phy, of Tamgiany Hall, and At the captain's orders, the wire- the leader 5 King St Tel. 1315 . A. L. MacKAYE, Maul ports Claudine, str-- p. m. ; V Proprietor. Den- the ppwer he tad thus acquired Th very . bett for every less operators appealed to" the that Kauai ports Likelike, 5 p. m at- was a corrupiing' Influence in the po- str ver for help. Their prayer found Oahu ports-J-. A. Cummmgs, str. rep- litical life of the state. ' - . tention and 5 was answered by a r You ' don't really love Hawaii sb couched the com Tuesday, May 4.- - : Alaket Strfft'" resentation that Tenyo Jap- until you have dined, danced mandante did' not dare disregard IV San Francisco .Maru, 0(&M1G CO - ; nd anese str., a. m. :". ' y ;: v slept at ths - .:' - ; 1 " Kona and Kau ports Mauna jissa-- tf i n E "CAPO 3 ITI 0 N LINE f ' ' loa, SEASIDE . HOTEL t f .;. : str., noon. - ,. t :. TVOrt SAN FRANCISCO: I ' FOR SYDNEY. N. C V' : J. Manager HonoKaa and Kakulhaeler-Wallel- e, , II I LLER ANO FISK Tl RES, HHertscfte, WAR DEPARTMENT w-- 4'ff . I "snxura 17 ' 8tr p. m. ",, if. '' :i ,...... ,...,,r.jjty HOVS TUBES. "f ' ' . , ; ' ' Kauai ports (windward) Likelike, J- KCrscHNER -l . -i- -. '.U . str 5p. m. ' - r"VetgJU3.,.;7;;v' .June 17 12 VULCANIZING COMPANY ;;Vyr?iV'v' ; -- ALIVE TO VALUE cjahtt and Molokal ports-Kc- ra nkila, 43 - - .: VEiiraBAKERY , S 117i77 Alakea ti; Phone 3 rtinnfennhTTPT1 str.- ; sub-vAK- lllrf 1 Thecit-Home-Ma- ' 5 VOUn13lS'flESERVAT!ON3 CaVlY f ' de Bread Kauai ports Klnau, 8tr p." nu'; ; ' . : pTiTown. . - f Wednesdayi May 5. - .mica roundi jcip.-- . Fort CL Phon 2124 OF RIFLE CLUBS San Francisco . - .MatsoniaJd.' -- im : ,v- - :; ..re th.UifsfcCiy! Htta"f;t str., 10 a. m. . '.. ,''''.".. '.. .. '. ' - CentSerata'V.Cv.: Assoeiaed- Press iyFetfsrarWireless U.-S?-A- : Laa .ni iuii . San Francisco Sheridan, v. Come and e Us PANAMA C. Z., May 3. The Pana- u t iCfill In. Press" Wireless ma government las; put force what portsr-Kiiau- ea, D VAssoci4ted by Federal lyio via way str.4 ic uycca; YOUR FEET isVdescrifeedgHfmbnopolIstic scheme - ' ' ' TT May-2,-Shoo't- : ing :- --'., l! WASHINGTON, U C, 10 a. m. . , lPHED" YETI . ' for, the coionizajion;. and exploitation r ; : ' ; national ': Thursday, May 6. matches 'for' the ' the! AtTatld a if''..-;- .' ..n4 rifle' championship' wiir be held '..this, of jthe 'g$n BlaCCoaston Kahulul Lurline, M. N. str.," p. m. .;"n(i a Ith ; govern- RSGALilCOOT SHOP v.:tt summer on the hjoniet ranges of Ha- ocean, American - Kauai ports W. G. Hall, str., 5 "pan; ' ment,, liierDOsed. objections. The - 4 j Fort and! Hotel Street , V waii .the Philippines, Alaska, the Can- CALC x . United Spates pointed put. that ,: the Zone, Rico, and- - the mainland. al Porto would greatly with MLULS and Fcr.;M Y&!st ) yester- scheme" Interfere' - " Crti tlr.tn In making , this announcement mbu zkn :; - t francisco- SAN FHANCJ : a profitably trade la Tocoanuts and 3 ".'FOR ZZOl Patterns day, the National Rifle. Association Mailt ' are due thm followlnx other, prodacts which the San Bias from' . CHAN & CO. explained war department :' f ... .ir.May 4 8. 8.; Mataorjla. YCS that the ; points as follows: '' ... . , , 9 '. HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Indians conduct,' with ihe , ,Engr i.. vMay ; -- in Nw " - x Ccrr.tr Kir? and Esthtl Ctrtstl would help organize rifle clubs " ' San Francisco Lurline, May . 4 ; land states. v'; . . rnneimina...,.,May 11 o. 8. May 11 " every state, territory and possession Yokohama Nippon Maru, May 19. turiine.. Everythlnj MualeaJ ,; ' S. S. ' of the union, and" that championship Australia Sonoma, May 20. ManoaV.V...... May 18 t; S. 8. WilhVlmlna...... May 13 will held annually. v f ; ' " matches be Vancouver Makura, May 19. S; . ..May 2 , Matsonia; 8. 8. Manoa...... May 23 . Vv.' R. 4. CLAKE Fort, next to the Clarion JAPAK CABINET Malls "will depart for the following 7 : i Ageat NORWAY SHIPBUILDERS points as follows: 'V I!r'jfact'jrrs :' ' 8. 8 Hyades sails front Seattle May 8. Orer XIUl'A Curio Store, Blsley San Francisco Tenyo. 'Maru,-- May 4. ' : f f DOING BIG BUSINESS :' Klzg Eta. , Yokohama Chiyo Maru, May 17. til Australia Ventura,; May 17. ; CASTLE &.COOKE, LIMITED, AgsntsHcnBlL'lu . riica 2U2. Associated Press by Federal' Wireless Vancouver Niagara; May 28. v rail Heat CHRISTINA; Norway, May 3. Nor-vegla- n the ", In ways with Oahu Ice-'V- various ship-builde- rs can., scarcely ' TBAJfSPOBT . Company's SEKTIC1 ,.. t keep pace with i the d Imand for ves- CURIOS, JEWELRY AND " ; sels. The shipowners find the war,80 Logan, Fran-Cisc- o, v- - NOVELTIC3 from Honolulu for Saa ' Sailings from, C?, advantageous to their trade; that,; in - ' Honolulu:, en about . fniiAi-- - - i f r . . Feb, 14 - ...... arrived tf...... n,, .. X. t HAWAIIAN J2WCLRY. need of more vessels, they- are turn- Thomas, from Honolulu to San Fran- I -- ..."....-- FOR; x ." CO. ; , ; tak- " THE ORIENT: FOR NOVELTY ing to obsolete craft. They are Associated Press by Federal Wireless cisco, arrived April 13. ' ' tAN FRANCI2CO: - ' j ing old' vessels y Ktrj knd Cethel'Strestx whalers and other that TOKIO,' 'Japan, May '3. An' extra-ordinar- Sherman,' from .Honolulu for Manila 8. S. China via Manila, VT fit-tin-s ,8. 8 MongIla..w.i.;..May 3 i had been? marked fc the grave, Via April' --V;; Jjrieetmg ov was Guamr. 14. ;., the cabinet ; ",$ ?ut --an.d ; May 15 them with gasoline engines and " $ v yesterday to Sheridan, from Manila, sailed to Na- ; 8. 8. y- -9 called consider .China's T -- Persia. a. screws, and them sen - 8. Manchuria via 'pressing into refusal to', meet the latest Japanese gasaki April 22. r- Vice. The local shipyards were never - ...;..' Manila 217" 8. 8. . ; - .May Korea.. ; demands, What ; policy was decided Dix, from- Nagasaki, arrived at Hono- ..i i... fc,Jun$ 15 so now. . ." Reiki! 2 Transfer Co. busy as Is known. task; of lulu April 21. Mongolia) V on. not; yet. via . ,The Manila. .Jun 18' 8. 8 Siberia. 1 June 22 ; ; made- - In- Warren.. stationed at the Philippines. f,,V. ;rLr.3'S3I9 - RAiNSAVESCROP the goverpment has beenT IN creasingly; : by . V" difficult the clamor v -- C:ihl CW bet. i' lESTBRfCFRUIT BELT from a. large, section of ihe press and - FOR GENERAL INFORM ATtnM iddi v a - ' KIrj and. Hotel Ct many politicians ior radical action. : ; If your are looking for a route designs . Suggestions and for unrivaled scenery AND REMODEL- - Associated Press by Federal Wireless for excellent RESETTING ;" ''.' - "' '.' ; ING OLD JEWELRY SAN FRANCISCO,. Cal., May 2. A GREAT NORTHERN LINER take the fifty-millio- n dollar scare fell updn the '; HAS NARROW ESCAPE IVESTCTOl raCTHC. Soap! v platinum Setting - Sanitation and Sold and Pacific coast . yesterday afternoon When falling : temperature led ; to the 5 IFROfGALE'S FURY - A DOUGHERTY : : -- '' tWALL belief that last night would be a dis- ..', - '7 ; nEiniERfirtToflpjiniDB try Vhitc Wnjs. astrous one for, the fruit and cereal Associated Press bv Federal Wireless -- r crpps. changed into-rejoi- c SAN FRANCISCO, CaU May 3. Best for Speed and Comfort' )" " - At Your Grocer's, t ; This fear i - , .' tf99991BHV99lH9B9 ing. however, when, , just at. dusk a The Great Northern coaster Northern ."'' drizzling rain set in. ' Pacific arrived here late yesterday, FRED L. WALDRON, LTD - teamera of th abovt Company E'O.Hall.&Son The rain brought great benefits and. three days overdue from Astoria, aft- vv ; - ..'.Agents will call at txd laavt Honsfirfa "3 -- 100-mi- le r about the dates mentioned below: : - ; made a bumper crop almost a cer- er weathering, a an hour gale. t. Dj..cAsiinArjv -- ' ; : ': , ' . GENERAL O tainty. , ; v So great was the force of the waves TENTS AND nAWrJINCl v MERCHANDISE that, trst her steam steering gear, FOR THE ORIENT: i ' OAHU RAILWAY TABLE FOR BAN FRANCISCO; , Luau Tente CCincpkaar Rent Fort and Sts. CENES and then the emergency hand gear TIME y Klnf DISTRESSING t Tf-.trt- Yesre'. ExpsrJer.:a", Sugar Importers, and were buffeted out of commission and " .'.V Factors, FIRE-SWEP- -- ;. Is- 8. 8. Chiyo Fcrt CL, ? Allen,- - IN T COLON for nearly 48 hours the .vessel lay OUTWARD. Maru...... May 7 8. 8. Tenyo aru..V...May 4 c?stxlrt ; ::U rsir .:v.; '. - ." helpless. Temporary repairs were fin- For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuini, and 8. 8. Tenyo Maru...... May 28 8. 8. Nippon Mani....".May 11 way stations 9; 15 a. m., -- it . Associated Press by Federal Wireless ally euected and the ovrtnern Pacific 3:20 p. m. 8. 8. Nippon Maru. June 12 8. 8, Shinyo Maru...... Jun H. HACKFELD & CO. COLON, Panama, May 2. This city came in tinder her own steam." For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and way -- " t 8. S. Shinyo Maru .June 25 8. 8. Chiyo Maru. . . . v 23 V-.- : ,... presented a scene of great .desolation stations f7: 30 a. m., 9:15 a. in., Juna Limited., a, yesterday, following the great blaze RESERVE BOARD SAYS , 11:30 m, 2:15 p. m, 3:20 pm rJciiiaipQiihiaiaPcri' Commission Merchants. of the previous night, when the great- 5:15 p. m., J9:30 p. m., fll:l5 p. m. Leilehua--10:2- 0 CASTLE HONOLULU er part of the city was destroyed by BUSINESS LOOKING UP , For Wahlawa and COOXE, LIMITED, H:n::j s . fire. Throughout the ruined blocks i a. m. 2:4a p. m., 5:00 p.'aw'U:00 il::n, cK i At the thousands, of homeless wandered, Associated Pess by Federal Wireless p. m. ' ' :,. ri 1 Arlcish's. scraping over the, ashes.: of, , thei - WASHINGTON, D. C, May 3. An- , INWARD. PACIFIC EfJGINEERIHG CANADIAN-AUSTRALIA- - , houses in a vain search for something other document was added yesterday Arrive Honolulu from Kahuka, Wal- ;f ' : N ? H0YAL MAIL' Li:: : " I. ." V, Jy- COMPANY, LTD.; of .value." s- .v.'' -- -- to. the dSta which the administration, alua and Walanae 8: 36 a. m 5:31 ' Subject to without trjotlcw - 1 : chans , ,.. n. ,; I Brig.-ge- Edwards ha 3 ordered two is pytting out in an to p. m.. v K- ' effort convince ' Consulting, Designing Con- - -- For Victor! DETECTIVE'S and additional companies of American in- the. country that, business confidence Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill tn4 VMcoirvtn For fjrvsy AutfWarid"icii S NEED A . AlDt structing Engineers. and jtztj fantry to join-th- e Colon patrol to pre- is. returnjng. A digest of the reports PearICityt7:45 a. m., 8:3S a. nt, Niagara ' J Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Struc- ...... iMay 23 "Makura 13 - vent any looting.. . , ;,t madebythe federal reserve banks all 11:02 a, m; 1:40 p. m-- M:26 p. nx, '.....V...... Mjy Phone 1051 tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys- ! Makura 25 - over the country is said by the fed- :31 p. m- 7:30 p. m. i;.... June Niagara V:...... ;...;:j.ns 15 tems, Reports Pro-tor- t - and Estimates on eral reserve board to indicate the Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa PhonA ioas . , MADERA'S WIDOW EN that and THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD.; GENERAL AGg.TTS ' Bowers' Merchant Patrol jv financial world is steadily taking a Leilehua grio a. m., fl:55 p.'nu, ROUTE TO NEW YORK more optimistic : outlook. 4:01 p. m.7:10 p. m. vr ; HAWAIIAN .DISTRIBUTING CO. The Haleiwa ; Limited, a tworhour ca Associated Press. by Federal Wireless train fonlv fl rat-class tickets honored -- AJ!lEl?AHAWA,,AN the Panama CAr;L Li;; 1109 Alakea" YORK : A U S Honolulu.'Phone 5114. Texas, May 2 The wid- NEW THEATER 8TEAMER will be despatched from NEW YORK for HCT;T-L- EL PASO, leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:36 via ports every Call oqr .Ma-der- o Pacific coast TEN DAYS. Approximate and see Art Stamps. Start ow and son of the late President OUT OF BUSINESS a. m.. for Haleiwa hotel: return!-- - r. FORTY-THRE- ti Wrapping an E DAYS. SEATTLE Vt't 'whds of Papr collecting. Peace stamps. Motion Pic- of Mexico passed through this rives In p. nx, AND TACOUA to 1IC CLT JLTT 'n Honolulu at 10:10 The S. ; Prlntlcg and Writing Papers ture sUrs, and Add stamps. city yesterday en route to New York. Associated by ' S. KENTTJCKIAN to saU about May 28, and sallia- - evVrr TE1 We are Press Federal Wireless Limited stops only at Psarl City and . ' , eyery ? -- They-stat- e Wal-lack- thereafter. r , sole, agents ia trip is on per- N. Y., May 2. 's . jravaitj ..i that their NEV ypjiK, Walanae. . ' r - ."o sonal.- deny that there.- was closed Dally. ' For particulars u to ratea, ttcw apply to business and TJieater last night tFceptunday.J Sunday only. ' -- ' Honolslo: ' J tb.etn'-erlst- s P. MORSE, - v i '." H. HAC'tF- -' - Streets. STA R.BITTJ.ETIX GFTKS any . ' ; ,n(1 oueea TOU has Jeen split between THebtUTain la .ToB5fiTzed toffiake - - - u 4 ' - - " ' ! - - Qanena FrelxXt Axtat' r: TODArH KF.WS -- TODAT Gen. I S and vnia. . 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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. FOR RENT. 5 Five-roo- T, Nakaniahl, 24 Beretanla, nr. Nuna-- modern cottage; elegantly no, for rood oka, yard boys. furnished. Rent 835. Apply-Joh- n Phone 4511; residence phone 4S1L Doe, 761 Rabbit lane. PROFESSIONAL CARDS WANTED 62464f AUTO STAND.1 WATER. DRESSMAKER Everyone anything CARBONATED Phone 413S for all kinds of help, or with for sale to ; - 1166 Union "Play Safa Considering the fac- Auto service, Haleiwa Honolulu, The very best eoda water of eTery call at eU or write to P. Dressmaking of all kinds;, erenlng tors of sales, success In planning bet ft 0--. box 1200. Responsibility cur; Haleiwa' 997; Hono flaTor. Honolulu Soda Water Wke. and gowns a specialty, Anna Fedotoff, an ad is ' more satisfactory tel. promptness our specialty.. YU Na-- Sample advertise- - than teL 1112; King :' Co. ohone 2022. 10S-t-f J. of new "display classified" The McDonald, Punahou st Phone knowing how It happened stand and.Ala U after lulu rase, manager. 6106-- . ; STAR-BULLETI- N 18H. . . 608741 ' SUr-BuIIeti- ment, now obtainable in the at warda. a Want Ads CARRIAGE REPAIRING. " Fniplno Y. M. Ai, Queen ft'UUila 'S:':' r;: ':::: , "Bring Home the Bacon every AUTO.' a the rate of ':'''': K. Takamura, ladies and chlldrens tlmfc . : 63334f TerawakL Iron works. , Palama. nl stsv will supply alt kinds of help. dresses made to order. 557 Bere. : ' ,9c PER UltE PER DAY p. V. A. Llonson. Mgr Phone 5029. ii'M-6143-l- ,, : Am-- . IL SekL auto for Walalua, 4. m., -- To see certificate of stock of -V 6126-t- the daily.. . r.cisi-t- f f 45c PEE LUTE PER WEEK Telegraphone Company ot CAFE. erican $1.05 MONTH Dressmaking In all its branches. SFrs. the series recently sold In Honolu- 4 PER LINE PER Nlsht, cnto for. Haleiwav 4 p. Aloha" Employment . Office,' Tel. 4S89; - - opp: A.' C. Burnett Ingleslde, Vineyard at. lu by the socalled IL T. McCann Co. dally; Boeton- Cafe, coolest place In town. Alapat st, Rapid Transit office. ten-lin- e ' The above sample is adV Everyone Phone '521 4. 61521m Manager Star-Bulleti-n. After the show drop la. Open day All kinds of help furnished.' ' a Honolulu ( , ,. 61534f";." ; Ho, auto for Halelwa 4 p.m. TeL 2173. and nlxht BUou theater. Hotel Bt 6101-l-f - ' that looks at this page will see'it at' a glance. EMBROIDERY.1 ' MADEIRA - - : 6539-t- r- ClS21m . , : f . ... ; , Japanese cooks ' waiters yard GOOD ADVERTISING. Everyone to Insist upon the Hcndu! : and IT'S lira.: Carolina 'Fernandes. Union st' ' AUTO REPAIRING. Qolck - boys - furnished.' United Construe Soda Water Worka soda; sasrrti: Columbia Lanch Rooms; serrlce We advocate this form of advertising for those; Madeira embroidery; luncheon sets, slways: and cleanliness "our motto; open day tlon Co tel. 5058; cor. Beretanla baby caps dresses. Specialty ot the best ti::r. tJnlted Anto and Machine Repair Shop, ( ' wishing something a more attractive than the. and and night Hotel, opp. Bethel street, and Nnuanu sts. . 610841 little -- Initial hemstitching. Reasonable y' . 6091-t- and LADY HELP WANTED. Pbos 4X31. Asylum ToadV f : : ' classified " adv.,' yet do not want to k53224f Ktf Japanese help of all kinds, male and ordinary liner AUTO FENDERS. ,- ' female.' O. Hiraoka, 1210 Emma go into large display advertising, where a contract' Fire bright eapable ladles la tz: Eajle- BetheL Hotel" and " st. MILLINERY. The' bet -- 6054-t- state to travel, demonsxrate and s:'.I -- - phone 1420J .v f : MUhlaa.-Kln- g and -- Punchbowl; anto Kins. ; A- - nice place to eat; flnw is necessary. -'''' 325 per rail- ' dealers; to 350 week; 6141-3- m day. !C Isoshrms stylish millinery. ' King, , home cboklnaV Open and fenders made to order. nlshl For besYgardener ring 4138. 6109-t-f No contract is necessary for this form of adve- road fare paid." Goodrich Dru? Co., near Bethel. Phone 2136. 592241 Dept 119. Omaha. Nebr. 612 n B EXPRESS rtisingand you can take as much space as you wisb. V? MODISTE. V New" Orleans Cafe.'" Snbstantlal meals,' ' Try it and be convinced of its merit: " i SOLICITORS WANTED. . moderate. Alakea, cor; Merchant Aslas Express v 4873. -6- CUY AND SELL. St Stand TeL Jonnson, 1119 Czlon Ct . 55S9-t-f r y: 132-lm - lllss Nede Fire bright capable UZlt la c:v Kincadi , watches and Jewelry bontht ? Breams gowns, Ungerls drtsssx Estate to travel, demonstrate ! ? anl t: k5341-- U .' f; toll and exchanged. J. Carlo, Fort Home Cafe; Beretanla nr. Alakea :i . dealers; 323 to 50 per weei; n'.:-roa- - st ' 6079-tf- " paid." , HYDRAULIC ENGINEER, fare Goodrich Dtct Cj Dept. 119, 612 " it: S , FURNITURE. Omaha; Nebr. CLACKSMITH SHOP. ? ? CARD CASES.' Jan. T. Taylor, 611 StangsnwaM bldx, FEMALE HELP WANTED. Cxsakt lloaalo works, Nuuasn street hydranllo cng!nY. Kuta, re-ti-re work: Palama. 6076-t-f Business and' Tlsltlag cards, enrraTed consulting crril ft or- - printed, In- - attractive' Rnssla k53754f Flvev bright' capable ladles ta tt-- ' Ccsccs tlactinlthlnj, Panahl at . leather cases,; patent . detachable state to travel, demonstrate an 2 z - fcrnlturerEinar-Alapa- L ' - CCS0-3- m 'V . Star-Bulleti- Star MASSAGE. ft , cards. n office. 6540-t-f nass&wsr dealers; 823 to 330 per w&ci; fare paid. Goodrich Cr--T C CAM COO WORK. Ur. Jk'Ura. Hosblaoto. Picss i::7. CURIO STORE. Dept 119. Omafca. Nebr. 6i: - L'akano.' Enamel furniture; '544 Kmx i ; : ;6076-tf- -- . 'r J CltizL Tcncj tatnboo work, 12SI Fort 07S-in- K , MTYRESSt SHOEMAKER, . i ; k - Tiahfcaar Japanese-- curios, Bote! WANTED TO BUY. 376-t-f st K. Oshlma, expert Berstxaix - massais, 'it FLORiaTt NoaakI,S;mattreases to order.' TeL 1303. Hashlgnchl, shoes repaired, 12S3 Rtrer r. t . .' T 6030-t-f - r- - ' ' . CAM COO i 4';;-- 6147-l-m . I 6085-3n- ; - - WORKS. -- " . COLLECTOR. J- ; Scrap' Iron and rubber. Hon. -r n Waklts, lent flowers; . Aloha lane. K. TakeyamiltiM2isej Bere.' - ; CCS Bereta-- 6106-t- 1 390- - - - ' ' ; Co, 623 King P. O. box 7Z2. C.I1L Esboo fumlture; y V. T Fukunaga, inattresses ; Beretanla. Ogawa, shoe-make-n Fort nr. KukuL .... .6116-t- f - St, ' fl-v;J-.-T- T 607-t- S. Kawamoto, due bill collector, Smith t!i It., f v .v.-.f- 8150-l- m , 6087-t-f . st ..:! 411441 TafrichL-ctttflowersrfxt- tlt 6147-l- m ' lloOfflL HAIR DRESSER. ; , .. : CICYCLE STORE. - WORK. Shiral. due bill collector; Nunann MASON "CODA ''WORKS, r: at Mrs, Okaseko, ladles halr-drtsa-e- r, SAlESLADira '. WANTZD. , -- v , f1' . , re-- BIdff. . . w 6123xtf FISH-KlTCS- -f: XI.'wi:ii'a .t:atT ctrrlaxe tires, Wtmtw, 'S T. Uatsumoto," stone lanterns.' lIollIlL Snirlae- - Boda 'Works, catllled crater. - 'man!cure; 145S 'Nuuantt. TeL 4CS3. - Kuouxtt TeL 6041. . 6100-3- nt 'bright; capable c ,vt!rtd- tt " King st; Tek 1345. 608141 Fire lad's' la , : CUT l, c;c3-t- f - FLOWERS. Artificial Japanese fish bailooas at state demcnstr&ta arl ; r -- ; Bamura"i-Hoter- streets. MOSQUITO PUNKS. 8HOE ; dealers;' 323 to 3o per weci; 'opp. Harada, fretlL (jt fTbrers ; tel. 2029. anr Bala 8T0RE. , )4usV6;leson: Eato, bicycle store i 330 tKing, 5134-lBJ- A ' . fare "paid."' Goodrich Ditt C ? , -- . ' " n re;; Gt; m; lose; . 61514m Only effectlte; mosquito punks nt S. Takahashi; King,1 opp. Asia' park; Prof.; Laurie A. DeGraca, 15:3 Tornj Dept 119, Omaha; Nebr. - 612 ''; FIREWOOD Koyama-- ; Smith, .f ' store, Pauahl and etc.-- 6030-3- m Telephone-4179.- ' dry goods, shoes, Rapid lnstmc Ccrxya, fcicycles. Punchbowl & dnz. Ctaura, JCo'rtrs,. Tort at Phone 1147. v 6136lm ' - v st LOST t ,Co tlon cmviolin, cello, mandss, c& Tanabe PauahL nr. Rlrer teL 8HIP-BU1LDER- .1 st, - tar, banjo and ' nkulelSk ' ; 2657; firewood andcharcoaL whole- Diamond pendant pin; la entrance cr BAKERY. CLOTHING. 6140-- m -- Young r sale and retain Tekehfro Ship Yard, Fktsko; 'snm gana tea ,. elevator of hotel; lzrzz r- ' ; ' - .. : prompt e Cxkery, Beretanla near Alakea. Pay, for. your clothing es conTenlent PRINTING. . pans made to order" 60884m W -- SURGEON CHIROPODIST ward for return. Boon open a cnarre witn, -- Young hotel. ... : v .61:2": account Tne KatamotA'' sampan ; builder, Kakaako. Model ClotMers, 6064-t- We do not boast of low prices, which -. -v; Corns, corns, corns an foot troiblea Fort f '- .v-r.r- st 6101-t- gold-rimvglass- : GUILDER. usually coincide with poor Quality; f llclnemy's Shoe Store; Fcrt street Friday; pair5 Re t -k- now-how'!- - 61H . C LOTH ESC LEAN E Rv - but we to : put life, Dr. Merrill' ' tf Blalsdell hotel; reward. K. Hara, builder, 546 King tcb 3921. Koya.landscape gardener, wants care hustle snd' go Into printed matter, 6147-t-f or gardens Address Gardener, this POUND.' Haradx? clothe" UL 2029. - and that, is whai talks and cleanedr ' f- loudest " office - ' 609141 w . - ' Star-BuHet- la TOY KITES' 6121tf. ' longest Honolulu" Job A' brindle bulldog. wjth black er: -- Department; Printing Alakea Street; - A ; Ring 3940- paper WATCHMAKER. also block chain. Call at Aala .' CLCAL'INQ. AND DYEING. H - Of Merchant- - for Japanese kites. Branch 2ce; Street ' , 6134-lm- - 2437, t ; ' -.- '. Stand," or phone owner to CCriTRACTOrt : 6S394f --' ;- T.' Motothige, expert 117 r watchmaker. . for ad. , Royal . Clothes Cleanrag and Dyeing hawau products. ' .... -- Beretanla, nr. Maunakea , " I., y TAILOR SHOPi i; ' st C . Ilzs, ceaeat work, paiatlrs. . Ehcp. Call and ,TeL 8149. V--v dellrer. " PAINTER. -' - er.-IIa- - 60974f T'-bl- zr, etc Aloha Eldg. C04 tZi ' Ciii5t3,- ta;' nr; Alap&l Am Product Co Prison rd. Ecrc'i" St Tety4137. MaUnlL taBorv Beretanla, pp. 'Asia. rcrilcu cztcn&lcn. Phone 1576. S Shliakl 1202 Nsnann; Tengndovratchmaker, Hotal ft Smith. tt o r; 6056-ly- 6081-t-f RENT l!-- r. paperhanging.:-a- TOR IT IL Cct3. Painting, and - 60764- 1-. " CLOTHES CLEANING. .t" HAWAIIAN FRUITS." work sjisranteed.'.. Bids snbmitted six-roo- m S. CuIbara Co., general contractors free. . - k532842 tailor; Suglmura, jewelry. King, nr. Birer st A" modern bunsslow; res: 'and-builde- rs; Pawaa Clothes Cleaning Shop, Tel. Fukn Bhokal.llaw.vfruiu; Prison rd. - estimates furnished. .6080-6m?- -' H r ; . laundry- 1 - -- ' :'": to proof, and sharer, 6139-t- 4862; all clothes : 6135-l- M; house-painte- r; X322T O.'OkazakL merchant tailor. Hotel TcL IS: I; r: O. box 748. f and hats cleaned. Nlsblaya, tel.' ' st quarters? car3 -- - 6106-t- - - rants lawn takca - 6152-5- m 6076-t- 1 ' y f ' - . ... , f WHOLESALE PINEAPPLES. byowner.' CaIl'at'8S3'Lura:::i r. ruiuyaT contractor & builder, ca fcV HARNESS MAKER. (20L FujiL' tailor. - School at; phone 2455. eca wcrk; 1837, Bert tar, fo cleaning, Alakea Co. OTamagnchV 1S83 PhClpr teL . WANT; these at Eteaa st nr. Gas harness-maker- .' 6141-lr- a S. Hlyama. Fresh pineapples. TeL 4425. A , WAR UAPf ' : -- Kashlwahsrs, Palama, - : . ' 1 C079-c- a ; : '6076-t-f - '.' , ; ' e 60774f . :: 6101-t-f ' a'- - xramner- 2 3 Cz.:tsi Ccistructloa Co, geaeral con- The ricseer; c!: and re-- POULTRY AND FRUIT. u v limited - ot wx? n r ; tickaned 1 I .put my reliance In the wisdom of Uurcpe) ., been securci 1 7 ' tractors Beretanla and Nuuanu -- TtL --li:Ecrttlsla-Emxa. - hare riarci, : - ttie plain people, said Senator Sor- Star-Balleti- a afe-cf:cr- ; streets. FLena 5058. ' 61CS-- U Hawaii Nosan- Shokalwitemelons, and t3 UMSRELLA MAKER. " IRON WORK. etc:4 Aala lane, i- - fe.'- 609941 ghum. "But suppose the' plain people runs of this paper at the very r: r.'XIckusMa, phone 3031, do not happen to agree with you?" 15 cents, 771K1::, TLe Tz.z. dyed,5 cleaned, re IL Hliuta. Umbrellas. made' and re able price cf the crJ .: ec-trtc- Hzitif Masada, Iron- - tcr, paper-harx- r work Beretanln at" BOXES;;; , Day. c builder, -- ' PAPER Founders was celebrated at the be accompanied by three ccu;:z3 - : 2. m ., , 1284 pi!rci prtr tiJ Fort, nr. KukuL - 6133-3- ' paired. Fort, nr. Kukd; phone . c::o-t- f ' ' Charlottesville, ped paper. ; cc.;:-- 'r : University of Virginia, from this Tti -- .5745. 65534X Japanese hox factory; Beretanla - laer Va., by ther unveiling- of a bronze published ; la another eclana. Tans.ka, contractor, painting . y eoas-t- C house , and Riirerts.' f Thomas Jefferson. map In ' '-- statue of " takes all cf Carets Tanabe, clothes cleaner, phone 2167j 11 1 in muum "trd ccrcxete work. Kukul - 'in, I: tlr st -- ri : W. Poile,' a wealthy retired ables the reader to felloe tl) ladles dreas, genta clothes, eta . Xr PHOTOGRAPHER.! M Thomas JEWELER.. stock broker, shot and' killed himself itles of aB the European warrl: t VETERINARY. MdJ, cav Remember that ths su;;Ij u : - - ArfrGallerytr at his home in Ironsides, where U.v- Fujlli, ccstrictbr', and builder, Sun- Wo, Gold ;snT Sfltersmiia; jna--' Padfld Hotel st; pastos. CnAbe, ladles dresses, gents clothes he lived a recluse for 'three years. ptlitcr, tz-zz- hinser. Phone. 5CC1 tertal and work guaranteed: If.not Veterinary surgeon. Dr. T. Katsumma. CS3-i- a cleaned, dyed. Phone 4029.. Emma- - ' satisfactory money, will refund- ' " be jiaM-j-.-ft-t- 11 2797, Met 4k Rocky -- V 6CS8-t- f ': ' : r a M CERiW,'; y Phone calf HlUrd. ed. 1121 Uacnakes; nr. Hotel street 60?84f v ':::.y'i---- v Kctoncto, ccatractor, 1801 B. Klzx st UayashL clothes 65314f 8858. - dtxned; phone 2278. MatsutshL Sanitary plumber, Tel C085-62- X JUNK STORE. 527 Beretanla t Sugimoto ugr. v Kcnura, ccntractcr-builder-; taL 2319. 607T4X ; ofi ; - " "Aroha, 652 Beret; 620-62-4' N.' WHOLESALE MERCHANDISE. - C376-t- f clother cleaned. Hon.. Junk Cx, King st; 610m ; ;, r.-- phone 4366," Khowles water and oil Fujlwara Plumber ?snas Tinsmith, 6T - - -- ' r-- C Cerxwa, cbntractor, CC2 Beretanla. pumps.- '' 6t)82-6- m BereUnia' Phohe 4320." 6100 3m 45: . 1.... '.,-- ; c:76-lyr-.; .r Fujll Dying Cleaning Co. U. 2319. ': - - PAPER-KITES- ; ',.: jv'6151-im- - JAPANESE- KtTES ASah! ft C4 Ltd, Kapiolant' bids XL Hara, gex contractor;' Vineyard at Alakea Importers of" Japanese Best' Japanese fish kites at Samura's Samura's atore; hotel ft - Smith, sella 'st; A. B. C RenOTatory; clothes cleaned. drygoeds and provisions. 6146--1 n store, Hotel and Smith streets.--- '' r best Japanese" paper fish kites. ' X 610nt ' :: m - m Tsuchlyama, cotrctr.v McCandless bid. 6134-l- . . . 6134-l- ' 6123-t- f PUNKS. H. FuJIkawar plumber; Nuuanu' atrect 6146-l- m - DRUG STORE.' Write P. O. B. 725 for mosquito punks. KOA WOOBV ' 6136-l- m WHOLESALE HOUSE. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Selseldo, Hotel : Rirer sts, Japanese Ti TJmemoto. Koa wood. Prlson'road. ; M."' Queen- - Inrtruiaental phonograph' records. Kl:- 6077-t-f ? v.!-..,-,;- ' Kswaharsv sU Ajlnomoto J Ges; .IE' Tanada, general contractor. (essence flavor)' for cooking pur-- ' of Mc- ; " v 6083-6- m r" Estimates furnished: No. 208 - KITES 1 i ? : SHIRTMAKER. poses ; ready to use. f v V'Caidlsr BuUitiS. Talapione 2157.J Balto Drug Store. King 4s Aloha lane. 607641 If you want Japanese fish balloons n Tamatora. shirts, psismas. ktsu For. best mosquito punks call Koyaros call at' Samura's. Hotel' and Smith. nos to order. Nunann, near PauahL atore,' Puaht and Smith 'sts; ' Clnko'Co, Nuuanu' and Vineyard. 6134-l-m ? - 6136-i- m - . Tel Drugpunka, v-.-4A.-f - . lahlt etc, Nuuanu 4b Beret k 553342 ' . 215L Contracts' bufldJags, paper-- " - ' 617941 j - :.. ttr.&T.z, cement work, cleans lots. .'.- H.' AksgC ahlrtmaker; 1318 Nuuanu st Ko7ana, raoequlto punks; Pauahl and - f 'i : - - : 6136-l- m :,.L5227-t- - Elng-AIapa- '. . 6098-t- t sts.- ; t.v- TottorL l, cucumber spong-- f v ' ? LIVERY STABLE. T. Kobayashf, rt2 era! contractor, 2034 SOFT DRINKS. Koysms Shoten, dry goods,' toilet 8 da. - Ftrst-claas'lrver- y :';'-- : - '-- r B. Elt. FLcne S356. Reasonable. drygoodststore: turnouts at reason- i.vy 8076-3- r- - ' . 1:531741 - , able rates. Territory Urery Stable. That help your business, Mr. Retalt J. FujlL Japanese crepes;.. Hotel st ;84S King, nr. PunchbowL TeL 2535. ?; er;1 from the Honoluhi Soda Water Otakl Shotesv merchandise. King-- st CAC1NET MAKER. - . C51841 Works are the ones for you! 610641 1:- -". ; 60764lniTr; - -

" Katat cabinet maker;' 1338 Fort st Klohll. Japan silks; Beretanls street ; DRUMMERS. SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS. Koyama; Pauahl & Smith; -- only 'agent vrith. ? for best mosquito punks " 6136-l- m On guard In trenche filled' yon quarters f V a " . J - If "want to display YAMATOYA. Hod two hldui-- soKHors. , ;.;-'- i taraj jnaker. Smith T.RMitisTkirB-Mauftakcs- . ' Jzu cabinet tiwt. - v your samples In I Uio, use Osorto's 1250 Fort ihlrts. pajamas, kimonos. Influenced by ' 1 ; ' "Then I refuse to be the - Asvr?. ztzit, v K .;.Cv' . .. . eoDWm . . b'Jtv-- ' , OidZ-l- l . . 1 lore. t clamor of the Uioushtlcsa crowd.!. V KJht slvlc v!tt, !1 It i ; k. ; , . j " rotmTnEii HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN- ,- Y; MAY 3,-191- 5.

For recording nabya growth, sayings, etc.

1 "BABY'S LIFE." Decorat- -I by :: y u ID I Evelyn von Ilattman. i i in ? . OWN :RECOriD Dcc--V SCHOflLIKG FOR L2ILLSSCH00LTEAT.1VILLrJAItE orated by. Clara, Powers Wilson. ' --BABY'S CHILDHOOD." Deo LATE LEAGUE OPKIKG COACHES LATEST FIGHT IN I1EHSCH. DLASTIC SERIES .? crated by JV E. KrebblcL; i III -- iillLS ' BAIirS imGHAPIlY." Dec- JAS. IIOTT, Jr orated by Rita Mary Hallnck. - Is All-Ar- It impcssflile of course to pick ' Plumber and Cheet Mstal my Manoa VaIIey,:Boys, Though St. Louis.' Beats Japanese Portuguese A: C. IDEA ' Bests ATHLETIC "'v.-tach- winjers this early, and a coach would Worker, e .In 11. Innings Latter Game Pieases Soldier Fans-H- ard Handicapped By" Youth, Block, Berttanla, nr. Fort be foolish in trying to do so." As eachr '" Right-Spiri- t phone 2561 Swats: on Both Sides Late in Game M V?;' v Have : team has but six games this year, : Honolulu athletes, and coaches as much dependaupen getting off on the Hawaiian IJcws Co. : ."o well., In what In final, practise game before fccreraonies marked the opening' ADltnilSQPO A E w will be interested the tbeir Saints beginning. '. of the 1915 season u BaseballjKn 4 1 0 University of lllinoia is doing to put the beginning of . Uie Interscholastic' right foot at the The of Cab Sue, cf SO: Laundry, 777 King ' 19 game St - - ."-'. ' Leaue 0 4 3 0 coacliing cn a. scientific basis. I series, the Mills 6Choal ball team' lost with Kamehameba will be a ' at Athletic partk yesterday. Chllllngwortb, ss 5 0 i, Telephone 149t. ; Bldg. .,6 4 1 0 0 Once barely tolerated by educators, to the Ccast Defense last week aat hard cne." We have for the most part V Ia 1M Youn unere tbe SLLouIs quintet scored Franco. 2b ..... l 0 Si - 6-- R N C D by":a 7. tbe same team as last year. Three of F E H L'AUN R Y to 0 over the Japanese Asahls in the Alcana, lb ....V: 2 2 1 It 0 0 the athletic coach is coming Into his MoillUI Field seore of It - first-clas- s opener All-Arra- y own. exemplified by the was ba'U throughout, and cur eld men are gonebut. their places Branch Office, Union and HoUl nd the won an Schuman, c .... 2 0 . 0 5 0 This is lasted" 11 are. filled by new ones who have come game with the Portuguese Ath- Williams, rf ... 1 1 O .0 0 fact that the University of Illinois for hardfought 'innings. Tolephone 2319. J ' ' out-size- d In'. Iwasaki will be on the pitching . . permanent its Though ccnslderably and letic Club. Swan, 2b , . . , r-- 0 1 0 1 2 has decided to make ' cut-weighe- d presence always A" - N No one, as a mark of honor, open 0 0 0 0 0 school for, athletic coaches, which was by tbeir , opponents the staff again, and his WEAR BLUE- SERCZ Dunn. If . .5 . - sum- - ; Valley boys - Into things puts a lot of confidence In the others. cd the season by. proudly tossing the Janssen, p .0 0 0 2 4 opened as- an experiment last Slanoa .went- Neat Only NikI, who has but recently come from ' for all occasion. one" and there was no hilarious Joy. 1 0 1 0 mer Announcement la made that the with the sort of playing that should WEAR - .first If coming Japan,' will with Iwasaki la , music rom1 ragtime band to give the university was, so well satisfied with bring tb em something in the alternate . TR0T.M0C3 : $22.50 at tne "box. " "boys" a. good send-orf- . Nevertheless 6 ...7 27 9 0 Us success in this Hovel venture that series. The Defense team began the, the He bas had considerable '; Totals' ...... 25 '.2 -- v- from ; the I IDEAL CLOTHING , CO. the fan's were treated to a matinee it would from now. on be a earry fix-- game with Dobski 'pitchmg, but his experience In the game, having played by Innings: : ' " . Jluns and hits .. , .."''--- "Y- ! sol ved bv "school during his high, school course and for MclNERNY SHOE 8T0RE performance that enaed to the entire VQ tnr curves were. the Saints . 0 O 2 2 0 0 years ". Keio naiverstty. above King St. "7 satisfaction' 'Of a blenchcr-ful-l of sol- - ...... 2 , Accordingly ? Director George - Huff boys ia tbe first' two innings, 'and hef.jtwp at fOf fort, x ' Uase 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 boy dipr . hits.;... Bob Zuppke, ' was hammered for six runs, tin: the. course every on the team has his fai.a' :i"i.j .,,.. ,,. 0 07 and his staff of coaches. AsahJs . 0 0.0 0 0 0 - Second The cpcnlnj encounter was censpfc-uou-s .....0 00 Harry GUI. and Ralph : Jones, will .Uhlrd inning he was relieved by'Hund-- s heart set on that pennant 0- 0 1 0 0 0 X -3 - for Us lack features, Base .hits 10 bend six time: this summer , ieyt who pitched good ball. ; NikI was place was good last year, but hardly of thr'lls or Two-bas- e weeks' Summary: hit." Franco; n : - We arrange ,all kinds trlpa---; ! by-Jan- sen ambi-to- pracus- of - oLhcr than good pitching irr Hhnwine and . those the mound Mills and Wah Chee 'good, enough. we nave peen of reaches for - I UUdl AiVL4W.J bit by pitcher, Franco; double plays". - - every Uie everywhere4n every detail. the. St Louis. Schuman received for tioua to .become coaches the prlnci- hcaught ; The lajter made a sensation- ing afternoon that weather . of all operas. Chillingworth to bases on v ';:." ; ,'AlsO( hulas. and 'those other: and lAraltJ Nlsh) .were Aluna; sport tutors ihe.;fifth"inning when he J permitted . and on rainy days have luaus and lj, -.- the victors ,aad pies of by which the al catch in ' 1. V ' ballsy Arakl S, . Janssen 0 ; - ' moun-man- r the Japanese batterils. six runs' off off - to- grab off so Into grahdsUnd after a sent the boys tramping in the CO. The have been enabled crashed .the. ' v - PARADISE TOURS, by 2,. by 4. -- 4- oror.TPfiM r.o. uti. In struck out. Arakl Janssen year , tains." s " v" j ainir were fnade p?ilrs,in;the first, fqurtb! championships. Last 127 low foul. " u V :; . , . . . ' ...... , I A turn. . . Hotel and Union StsI i Stayton-;- ' jiuiB-iwiuicuaiuc- rrnm a Innings.--- I U- - . Umpires and Almoze. ':'.' ; and nrth persons sat at the, feet of the local , uoacn copeiana;or ia? uuia iacui--i . iue ' TkM.hA csui game, 1 40 . ro,r?ny-hurian- s cavortlngjin an Time of h. trL'?f ty;.k who last year, brought his .team , schednled for today, wfll be played fct mentors. -- -- : I r playing f. tsstlm manlier tWas the Second. Game. . .. ' 1 -s within cne game of, tying Tor first Mciliili Field. St Louis is ritrtr. Big Demand for Coachet.1 j " V - i! t A. ..O AD R DU EDPp A E - 1 Punahou ait - Alexander Field. , ; 5 w'J th;:ttnct the P. ': yesterday; ur Ihegaze of Thai It is Impossible to supply the place; said i J Put-Yo- Poultry Probleme 'Z ' 5 12 0 " r: ' r.iore tani in the grand Carroll. If I , is - ' t demand for skilled coaches the ttp to the Etand when their eyes went bleacher- - Bushnell, 2b ... .4 0,1 3 3 statement of both the department of ward In the fatal ninth of the second Fernandez, cf, 4 0 1 1 ,0 physical training vand the department CALIFORNIA. FEED Ca . HONOLULU HAT CO, 0 4 Y. f,l. BOVLERS AUkea, corner Queen. tanie.. Souza, 3b 1 2 of education or tne universuy. IHEARKEH UHTO THIS SPIEL! Hate! 6U nr. Cethtl tL 1 1 4 wiw It was then that M6 Dnmshot, like Easter, p i 27 ; applications for They will tall you the troubla - in two months ume 4 the mighty Casey of yore faced Por- j Filler, 3b 0 3 14. 1 $1200 inniir hmmicd e positions ranging in salary from trr-jes- Pitcher irasler and, aided and Bickel, s 2 0 0 1 0 by the to $3500 a year were received " Dawson 5 0 0 11 2 TO CLOSE Drops ' c university, which! wastmable to rec- HOI New Ear res and tied the ganie. Mangum, 4 0 0 0 0 - " During a practice game recentlj CO, Ornellas, rf . men for- places. This CRESCENT JEWELRY c f tV.e - ommend the ART PICTURES r.rniy men, had pretlously reach- 3 0 1 0 ' ' Kaiser, ss ... 3 universities, col- President Dreyfuss called attention ti ; .- ! Self-FlUI.- -j c 1 demand comes from , 25c . to 75c . ..'" Conkllna'a i;rct on an error aad after Dumsbot Wagner first ' leges; prep schools, and high schools. the fact that Hans for the .Vv'tv";- t!:-c- d the syhere left: field Many Subjects. Fountain Pers. 'to .the Totals ...... 42 3 10 232 17 3 An Interesting development , of the SEASON time in two years "pulled a ball whUi f a for two bas, fciauer, a pinch-- : many day Picture Framing Co., 1133 Fort SL, nr. Pauihl , winning run came this year the plate. has been a : 1 1 1 Tvo out when scored coaching schoolIdea Wl at "It V . r, In right well-knownmln- ; Bethel, near Hotel jlaceJ.a lor.tmsle or , great ' 1 AIl-Arm- y director of 1 since Honns has each i f ABirBH SB PO A 15 when the athletic .hown s.r.d !nsum ena Dumshot cross-- r ' -it -- college was elected f ! 1- . - , - ; , Lyman, c . i 5 ; ' fbrm,H said the president of the Pitts the Lag. . 18 14 M. BOWLING LEAGUE : would 'Y.' C.A. v; -- iMangum, o with the understanding that he ' burgh clnb. He seems like a nen ut'a'.t .the ninth mr.inj functions. If 1.1 '."- .- : . ' summer going td 'school on . i W. Pet. LAUIIDHY ' " : .. v c re not j crformed tho uniform Dumshot; ss a j h 0 2 8 spend his 'ISLAND " ly v.4 , Chamberlain's ColtS .33 . 9 4 786 '.:.ycm, IV. Hundnall, .. I 4. .A .i ft Illinois .field..-,- v; .'.';;'-- -' the A. swatters having rf 01 Honolulu's . - .31.- -- 73 LAMB; and. MUTTON S iW.V. v' ll - cne-to-c- e 0 2 : ''. ' lr:hcn the' tie in' the first Dossett, ci 4t i r ti Outline of Course. i t: p.f b.. ' : . : ; vvtf j. 2i asou j ; Parker Ranch Beef : - c w. 2i I ...t cf the- fatal when Eonza JoRnson, 1?. ' Huff-Tb-eory and Jncse lb Baseball Director SIgnal corpa ..2 1 ; iia . ,31 31 ,590 Metropolitan Meat Market huJ o: 2 '4f - running; ; practise :of batUng; base , J cosmos ?I8 3445 v j ( :tcr-fiel- d '3 g .r Phonr and 1 lizer, brought then) JDoison, 2b" 0 5 2; proper methoo-- qi neiaing eaca. 31 : inwr, Coast'. Defuse tXiUs;. 8 uo for-tw- ) e o o J2-- : ..e ca a 'double to right, Peed, p wors; anu - .t. ? . 3 .'..., -- tlon; team wwuhub lour 1:. s. ' '' ;r "if-- i : ;,. :,. 'ISauer. o o con rf ' ,2 i ods: studyof the rulest physical In r pro Callahan 1. .0 o o o 0, - the nth action failed to .y.. dltion; indoor practise.; a A .. Tonlght--CospiDt- f ;,ys- - Derense. HEYWdbD ; Tc-- -: -. L-G- SHOri i 6 ill ikst Suva's ; .- ! Dyke, 0 0 o 0" ih.r pcrtuziieFe fn jVan 2b... i Track and' field' athletics,' Harry Wednesday Houolulu9r V. Cham- ; T ,t5.C0 and i cr a f, practical demon-- ; : s l& t:.e Jith arter Instruction and berlain's Colts.-- I , ' " l-- s 8 2 33 19 r : ttt... ,: p rallr. With' the Tctals ...... Jt t The IllInoisvcoaches have outlined Thursday SignaJ Corps vs. P. D. C. 'THr.aTor.z r.:r. ! , L": t!;e lunrngs:"-- ; . v , Cni-- CLOTHZw 'h ;:r Jchnson Llnred out ;'Ruo.s."nd4 hits. t:pr the fbllowlngreourses; ..:. ;.v;-- r : MANU?ACTURXR8 SHOE " "'" - dis- :.;'j : Building - Kir tcorc. Pcth Caster fcr the V A. o'.Q- - O 0 1 '0 6 0 3 stration In starting, sprinting,', ; -- closLigHveep of M. C A. ;"r.;'"' ... Elks' 3 :;rr:t C. qO 0.2. ' : 'The' tth'e stored ;.: ;:ce3 cr.1 PfCd for the hurdling. high and. - . soldier --Base hUs 1 O 0 1,, 0 ji 0 3 1 tance runnini. Lowllng leagu4 will be ushered in to .c 1 heart-brca-k 11 - .i r cJ l.all until the hroad v junfping, pole Vaulting, shot j. Cos- - All-Arm- y 0 1J) 0 2 0 with a tttat?h between, the - I. . . V .1. . . . - v. 0 0,00 w , -- " . i 14 puuing, wnmer. turo h Defense. . of The Monoiyi ' 'sV.r- - i ; 0 most' and: Coast oBth iren , ) '. .D;:se hits 10 2 of Prepar-- : - Ecrcs lOQipt practical on methods e f . 1 Ulk ti.iese; teams-ar- lin shape ks , : Comrny :. solicit torrr---- :. 1 :: ir.g 2? tnsir best ere the ecores of the two Summary: Callahan replaced Dod contestants for different .events,, . , v - -, in A:' . and,. ' .- -t. . t son at bat in Kaiser replaced jL.i....., D O N E cla.'y tenth;' thin,. . i. Motor Trucks f t:. r;-:r- .i sts.betwe ' . mates relatlvs ta re- - : ABUDIISnro A E Elcknell at bat in sevfeiith; Sauer SSKXS " - ! .equlptnen! cf HiJ!s ani F:.:.f- p 4 0 0 ofK - - Coast. will line up with E. W. "ELLIS, sole agent,' 18 0 1 4 1 placed Hundnall at bat in ninth: Two physical condition, including endur Jfejse ' " Treptow,Tf tCapL McTavish.r Building.- - 3C32 tea. .., . . .".?, 4 0 0 0 0 2 1 base tits Carroll, Fllzer, - Dumshot, ance, speed, fatigue, and all means .taytou. Pantheon' Phone j nam-- 3-- 1 -- - 3 i, : - and doebjg m tbo order j i, C . . 3 0 0 0 3 Lyman; sacrifice hits, Bushnell,- Fer-- it,r fnr mtiditlnn: maiiaee .Lawson ... i , ' : a, P5 0 1 2 5 2 1 nandez; hit by pitcher. Mangum; dou ment and officiating of meets. - ed. Lieut Van Deusen and Martin 3 0 0 0 .2 0 0 tie plays, Dawson to Bushnell to FH; Football, Robert C. Zuppke Theo--j re the reserres, CapL Frank Denson T LI) 5 0 1 0 . of the Cosmos will Dernal,-Meh-aH- i . 0 0.2 ier; Kaiser to Bushnell to . Flizer. retlcal rules from the standpoint ol tse Canton Dry ( 3 0 0 vvnv Smith, and Vhtte with n, lb . 0 12 1 0 Bases on balls, off Easter 9; off Peed uiavers and official:, several- Jackfon ' i. rf . 3 0 1 0 3 0 OjO; struck out, by Easter 8; by Peed etvioa nt : nfrpnsft and defense, witn Franks In . reCrr. "T'gusta comcr?,, If . 3 0 0 0 1 . 0 1 4; passed balls, Lyman. Umpires special : reserv- consideration . of their Wednesday, evening wl be iAdonde?,V rjstaytcn and Almoze. Time of game, strengths and weaknesses; general- ed for the U'mplonsh!o match be- -- Hotsl St, nsir Zi.!.i Z " - '.. v r .23 0 3 2 27 12 7 1 h. 13 m. ; ship and strategy.1 v v- - ' tween the- Honolulus and Chamber- iv-- "El Sweet SHop!". practical training,; condition and lain's Colts. This should be the fea- xt" f players: equipment; punting,'"" drop, ture match of the season with" tha y " p HOW -- THEY "STAND place kicking,; kickoff, and championship depending on the '. Vj kicking, result. TJ,,""ii""I V. iU .44, v n forward pass; tackling dummy "and Close to it in excitement v.ill : be the .,.,;r.c- LIm::;J. National League. chareine sled: special drills for line match for third place between the P.' f'-- cnAZ'J ' i f . wr L. PcL men, ends and backs' following the B. C.; and Signal Coros. Th?33 teams r J.v is ' : work; v.-- I j Philadelphia 12, .800 balL interference d team , fare neck and neclc for. third place with Sanitary : Car., : J ' by Press Association. Chicago 11 , .688 plays,' freak plays and percentage exactly 500 Photo American t fundamental a of each m i 4. m, m . ' J.. --- . Boston . .'. ... . U ; 6 .571 signal system. , BANS WAGXEB. TEX OBIZTLT OLD VXTXB giv- STAE-BCLLET- . , prrrsBUBGH Cincinnati 9 :29 Basketball Instrucuon .wm oe IX GIYES TOU a.ioi tbx rxxAiza. 1474 men . to Ty SL. Louis 9.. io en with a . view to fitting ;' Latest Mail,: ,.4.'f' TODAY'S JfWS TODAY man. He is faster-en-d more fuH o Erooklyn 10 .375 course will cover; pass 1 Nir.V YOItK, April 17, Plans for 6v coach.; The life than be has been for several years. Collcjinn C!:l!::: acrc;-.an- Pittsburg .313 goal throwing, 'dribbling, ' team 1 r" a v at;;".cl competition as ..i. li ing, And Is Is this Only team , and this true. The German . Cold At the committee of New York 10 , .231 play, how to condition a r ..;in ly t , runnlngf used l" the-differe- used, by spring the. bases as be - Aero CIu'j cf America have been' styles of play American League. h - ' . . - f to rub them, five, six." seven years ago; '; : u.i Ly the board of governors leading coaches. The Clarion meo-rle- s, be Is chattering and fighting all the w. ;pct, .Training, Trainer .Glimsted i 13 ' 6 ; .684 massage, treatment time. andTlf he can only keep up bis pert of railltary organizations is Detroit ...... ef training, New York 10 .'5 .625 of sprains, bruises, etc.; - oanaagmg "AA7, present form he's going to pull the bbj j to get men already connected ' "-' n 11 8; 579 first aid. : surprise of tbe 1015 baseball season. r-t'.- guard and naval and the 7 6 .538 "buIL ' U W : - ..Bfnvingt0n Nor. Brother Fan. is. this It Lr.rTO : MUTUAL ;t:a to k. ra aviation. One eonci " 5- - ' TELEPHONE CO, LTD. Etra ; i , . r .: ... . . f 6 .455 FIND. MOVIES CIG HELP . straight stuff, and don't you forget Itl :i anuounceu, i Iki,I ci i:ie ccniest, ji.wbs vjan a 7 11 .389 HARVARD ATHLETES ill .'.! Le participating TO that aviators and'. tjn 6 12 .333 I I ' X , : J 1 HAWAIIAN ' II The. Holland-America- n line steamer PICTURES, STATION Prizes cf 17501 and upward " 4 Aom sailey'o FunriiTur.r ct: v 9 .308 idea, as reported f - ? ;. I PhIlaDhl The newest Maartensdyke arrived at New York v CRY, PICTURE FRAMING, : It:.--- o to rut thrrii?rlves r.i meir to have base Alakea CU r:";r .i university ia $400,000 ' 3 the disposal of the na-ir- Harvard fron. Rotterdam, bringing In " at ' Coast League, ball candidates end oarsmen practise OFFICE SUPPLIES :1 ; --' gold, conslgtfed to the Guaranty Trust rival militia, free V. ': V W.. ; moving pic '" : - U Pet under the stimulus of a. Company. v'-''.- --,"V : r f r 13 days during . .t:a, San Francisco ..'-- . .18 14 -- camera. Since the open- YE ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOP j t year, expenses to ture machine ' their L03 Angeles 19 15 .559 outdoor athletic season the w 1122 Fort St : ing of the ? a; i by the organisation availing '. November' late so-lect- ed Sprinklers " Venice ,...... 13 14 .481 Crimson" baseball,' lacrosse and row- tenth as the : t: . selves cf their services. , Portland 14 16 467 snapped several by the Japanese cabinet for the "'-- ing sauads have been L!.--- 't , - of - Flyinj D;ya.; Salt Lake 13 ?5 .464 while coronation Emperor Yoshihlto, - ;'.':'- - fcr times by movie operators, and . SEE LEYVER3 & COOKIV LTD, c'ays have boea limited to Oakland lfv 17 .453 the Pictures were, being recorded, ac postponed last November: because of rir.g of Dowager Empress. t :. hours, it was stated, because con cording to reports, the coaches noted the death the . contest are made prin- - JOE JACKSON, GAUDY GUY; : pulled splendid C O Y N E cf the that the screws with FO R FURNITURE ". . Svit.li cf WEAT?3 DIAMONDS ON harmony; players fielded like y'ThewIll of Donald Nicholson, for- "y the .Intention .foster FIELD the ball . :."-r..-.-al Young Building : by , men mer managing New York ) t Cying normal aviators: major . leaguers and the Jacrosse editor of the : cfinv iTaVOirttrm traa I '. Tfl hntv JTa ex- "I: the tentative sc'. tiula if. wera unstoDDable. ? .if: Tribune, directs that his funeral ' - r penses 'should not exceed $100. -- pr.icra t f ; i are a "t t record", prize of velcped. since his wliter as; an actor .5 , J L :'.",;. loycst : awarded - - : .;atc!y, Jlr to be man,' It is sUted at New Orleans the . . 1 . n. czuu, : ' ' " " ' ' y prize 3 ct !CO each to "the ! .; '. ;," other ,'Cay he came fout of the :ball i ;Wlh attempt i ' . ; held j irry Payne Whitney Bishop ::i vho ;the jbest crc3 t n3 Hetel Ctrsets ya2' for practise wearing , strong s polo team to Osteopathy' y at; of several to organize t . try f in record the end t COUPON - cost.'y Jewels on his' fingers and a big L .the; Coo perstown four DR. SCHURMANN, t :. cy. Eloht best record prizes play i agalnst, t . -- flashing -- tir.g Eiiohtly more than 510,- -' diamond In The bosom ot his after t the Upring 'races at Piping i Beretania and ; Union Streets re .. 1 " baseball shirt. Whether it was Joe's Rocit. hich wUl Te fun off from :.' 1733 i w:i Le awarded to eiht aviators Phone Kinrj 1 own fancy, or his press agent -' "I 5. Nj St. Auto S!: . v !. 3 the best records in the told June to June STAR-BULLETI- caa , N .:'y distance competition..-1;- him to bedeck himself so that the LATEST CARS. PHCN: 47:3 reporters would give him is - news ? from Fli-h- t. " " notice According, to wireless cf ?::,CC3 for Long s" -- .' - CARR ANZISTAS Sam McMillan ; Sam Pet:rs rr'z: not stated..' . .'.-,- Hagen of Ro- REPORT "' San Francisco, Walter prize will be divided be-- B ; Antone flodrues1 Frank Cs'xjp A 0 chester, N. Y4 has won' the exposition OCCUPYING NUEV0 LEON; t vera the three aviators '.who make - OOCLE TO DRIVE ON COAST. open golf championship. r .The game con-- t' 2 L est time in flights across the -t was played Saturday .afternoon, first WAR MAP OF EUROPE VILLISTAS SAY 'TIS LIE starting frora and ending at The veteran Budd Doble plans on place having a value of $1000. John $10,-- ::ew York. A prize cf JGOOO.or f driving Wilbur Lou. 2:101-4- , In the Black of Oakland finished : secondf Assoeiated "Laces of tbe Press by Federal Wireless j ' demonstration $20,000 Ven-ustiail- fcr the best trot at San Francisco In June. Charles ("Chick") Evans and Harry EL PASO, TeJU May 3. Gen. o ci; carrj'Ins and Send three of these coupons and Fifteen Cents . "'"ahillty of mail Davis tied for third place.' Carranza's agents here an- Embroider: z$ ;. between $5000 ;and $10,000 Arrange ments the opening hospital baseball Y I HAWAII & :3 cf for of The department Star-Bullet- nounced today Nuevo Leon 'has f CCUTJI among aviators who to the in and receive the new and that i ? divided the the 1915 season will be made at a teanv of Fort Shafter went down to been occupied by the forces of Gen. V Sf CZA3 cjr.:c- C2. greatest number of miles meeting ag- ; 1 ' y r the of the .Oahu Junior leaguers defeat before the Joseph Brothers' ' Obregon, ? ho is to --advancing Terrs 1 - said be - petition. , Mo-IHI- li cp-to-date map of Ifcrope. t t! : ccr Tuesday evening. The present plans gregation to the tune of 2 to 0 at northward against Gen. Francisco Vil- Jrl rp re iiSsj - - are to elect J. 1. Arcia oresidenL and yesterday. The game lasted an t ij la. In a counter, proclamation. STAR-UrXLET- Villa's lX ,) flying events, piay a game . .; ; . TCU to $."f:.";o for other each Sunday morning, hour and 1ft minutes. . ' agents give Cairanza Clin the lie. TODAY'S JfEYTS T w AY