Laiil WHARF in Handling Crisis SATISFACTORY and PLANS Tin Associated Press by Federal Wireless

i From San Franctsco: 4 ' Tcnyo Mam. July 27. For &an Francisco; . Matsoala. Jul 2?. 3:30 Front Vancouver: "illY it f ' Nifcftara, August 12. For Vancouver: .. Marama, August 11. 5wl Edition Evening Bulletin. 1882. No. 1915. Eft 20 -H- LY 1 0 Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXII. No. 954. PAGES ONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, KATTRDAY, JI lr, PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PALMER 1700DS NATIONAL GUARD President Approves MAUIVANTSTHE Prince Alexander SEWS REELY IS NOT The $1,500,000 Bond Mast Show Ability IN, BUT IW IS PLAYING Issue For Territory LAIil WHARF in Handling Crisis SATISFACTORY AND PLANS Tin Associated Press by Federal Wireless. IT M WILL WOT QUIT ? A BIG WAR GAME WASHINGTON, July 25. Presi- ANUilWS FOR IM-- COfllEiED formally approved to- dent Wilson 5." ' day the $1,500,000 Territory of Ha- waii bond issue. Secretary of Conflicting Reports Are Neither First Regiment Encamped at Treasury McAdoo has given his Believes Adequate Docking Willingness to Punish Assassins of Archduke Ferdinand and Affirmed Nor Denied by Red Hill For Five Days of consent that the usual concessions, Facilities; Would be Panace- Wife Not Sufficient Jor Austria, and Minister and Lega- in the form of an agreement to tion Staff Recalled From Belgrade Governor Pinkham Field Maneuvers accept these bonds in lieu of fed- a-for Present Ills Servian King and eral securities, on the same basis Court Moves to Arsenal Town Where Army Is Ordered GET-TOGETH- MAY GET LANLVJOB IF MILITIA CAMMS MORE rt existed in the previous territor- ER DINNER IS '' f I Mobolized Russia Ready fo Take Hand and Back Up HE RUNS FOR DELEGATE AMBITIOUS THAN EVER ial bond issue, be allowed. It Is VERY SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR understood that only $750,000 of Stand of Servia Market Badly Affected ' - . the $1,509,000 of the issue will be r"' V ' 1 Rumored Plan for Counter- Approximately 580 Officers floated at this time. D. L. Conk- - Tourist Crop Promises Rich Associated Tress service by Federal Wireless. VIENNA, blow to "Pauahi Street and Men in Field to Work ting, territorial treasurer, having Harvest If Properly Han- Austria, July 25. Servia replied to the ultimatum of Austria- -' , Hungary secured the consent of the presi dled shortly before the expiration of the time limit, stating that sh :Bunch" With 2d Infantry Regulars dent and treasurer, will leave here Is General Opinion is willing to punish those responsible for the assassinations of Archduke' New Ferdinand his wife, for York to negotiate for the I - "''V and but that it was impossible to reply to the other 4 4 To the music of a lively Quickstep sa!e of the bonds. Maui wants the Lahaina v harf. demands upon such short notice. -- ; '' v seemefl . '.. - .. 4 played by the Hawaiian Band, the 1st This to be the result of the opinion Austria answered that the reply is anrf rritartrrw her 4 "Everything ia unsettled, and regiment' of the National 'Guard of consolidation of at the splen and legation staff from BefgYade. V. - Hawaii, materially strengthened by did "get-togethe- r" dinner given under 4 uncertain yet" Governor, Pink- 4 The Servian king and court has moved C? Krayuyevatz. where an 4 ham." - .(.- - the addition of the Hilo and Lahaina the auspices of the Maui Chamber of 4 arsenal is located and at which point the n mob '".''- , Commerce Maui Hotel on trrn nsTrrf1 4 I believe Palmer Woods will 4 companies and numbering approxi at the Thurs olized. rias 4 run for Delegate to Congress." 4 mately ixo officers and men. marched day evening' last. 4 Joshua Tucker. 4 cut of Honolulu at 8:30 o'clock this Maui wants tots of things. Maui in PAPERS DEMAND MOBILIZATION respect Id: every They can neither force nor 4 morning cn route to Red Hill for en that like other place campment MAY cn earth, but wants were If ST. PETERSBURG, Russia. July 25. The Bourse Gazette In its issue 4 persuade me to run for Dele- - 4 and field maneuvers cover BE FIRST after all the Ing a period com simmered down It appeared the of today declares that "Russia cannot for a moment tolerate any attack 4 gate" Palmer Woods. of five days. Each that upon t pany bad been mustered considerably business men of the Maui chamber be- Servian independence." " 4 above strength required for such an lieved that in opening up and facilitat Many Russian papers are demanding the immediate mobilization of the 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 outing, and air officers reported little THROUGH CANAL ing travel and better communication, army. Two conflicting: 'reporta or no trouble in getting the men out the construction of a wharf at Lahaina EXTENSION OF TIME IS REFUSED today, both Red Hill was reached shortly before that will alloV the business man, the , of them making 25.-rT- he pretensions to authen- noon, and following a hasty luncheon women and the children to land in VIENNA, Austria, July Russian charge d'affaireson behalf ticity, but neither one confirmed nor of Servia, has asked for a 48-hou- r of In ultima- the guardsmen, with the assistance of American-Hawaiia- n extension the time set the denied by !! Austria-Hungary-vt- o Governor Pinkham, have the enlisted men of the 2nd Infantry, Vessel !,If"! tum issued by Servia. ; aroused a fire of interest or apprehen can happen. According to unofficial information the reply was made that It would Ion, as may U. S. A., immediately got down to Sails From Hilo For Balboa that r'IIS f the case be. In the work to set up and prepare the camp This is especially true at the present be impossible to grant the extension requested. . camps of the Republicans Demo- on instructions to Captain and which Is to be their home for the next money . time, as the for the wharf has MENACING TONE OF RUSSIAN crats. t . PAPERS five days. Upon completion a t ; t a a j a. the of FUr-BulMl- D I een aumonaea unaer xne The first is that at the meeting of tSprcuU drwapondencel lernionai LONDON, England, July 25-N- ews dispatches report the Servian this task the guardsmen and officers HA appropriation and furthermore several leading Democrats with Got. uii r,.t. ?iAf( hnim' - lloan troops evacuating Belgrade owing to the belief of the government will commence in earnest the working -- general awakening on the that rinkharn yesterday morning It was de .t hi. t' woitin ntn nr. there is a the country is untenable. cut of the problem which is the main Acln-Hawliia- cided to pet Woods in as land com objective of year's encampment. d-e- n .tean, easy The Russian newspapers are assuming a menacing tone In regard to this ; making the "way of the tourist mifsicner August 1, his appointment ship Pennsyivanlan, Capt Joseph the attitude of Austria-Hungar- y in her demanda upon Servia for the sup Strength of Guard in Field. - through comfortable and good to be transit Pan-Servia- n made.cn tho condition that he The following show the Nichols, was instructed yesterday- af pression of the movement and for the punishment of the assas run for. delegate to congress on statistics proceed once to Balboa, accommodations. the strength of the guard as it now Is In ternoon to at Dinner a Great Success. sins of Archduke Ferdinand and his wife. Democratic - semi-official t'eket the field: Panama. It Is believed the Pennsyl- The Novoe Vreyma, a organ says: "The Russian gov The second -- is; this: That Joshua , go through the emment clearly recognizes Austria's Is ' Company A, Captain H. P. 0Sulll-van- vanian is'to second get-togeth- affair, was also that ultimatum not reflected ' Tucker, land commissioner, has with-- If so may Lthe against alone. 39 men; Company B, . Captain canal and the be the first program Servia ' drawn his verbal resignation In cMc Convention and Paul Super, 45 men; Company C Cap- vessel to make that passage from the a running start, proved a great suc "Unless this ultimatum.. withdrawn Russia will not remain a silent.'' formed the-- governor he will not spectator length' yOf that tain J. M. Camara, 60 men; Company Pacific to the Atlantic side an. his In every way. one and far any great time." resign, laving been by hie cess Between " advised D, Captain. Walter V. Kolb, 38 menj Uoric honor, two hundred, business, and profession attorney he has right to con- Crown . of LONDON EXCHANGE DEMORALIZED v-- V that the Comnanv E. Cantata' C M. Coster.-E- 6 If the news of the big ditch's onen Prince Alexander tinue In office until the expiration al men of the Island assembled about Servia to Rumors Is r of men- - romnanv P. 1st M. - RJ ine. Riven out unofficially at Washing well arranged in the cool who, succeeded the that Russia mobilizing her army of one million had a most his commission,' his appointment hav- lieut I the tables throne when, his father, King upon Houghtailing, 45 men; Company G,ton,is bssed on fact the Pennsylvania an(J attra(jyTe dining ' room of the demoralizing effect the stock exchange today. - Throughout ing been confirmed by I Peter, 24. the senate. Captain B. F. Kane, 56 men; Company .undoubtedly will go through and In all ? Manager Field, who had abdicated cn June tne entire trading session the market was most panicky with a decidedly It is learned cn good authority. that jfxit hotel. downward a - H, Captain Laurence Redington, 7iHJKeunooa win oe uie ursi vessel roui cnarge of h,fc of the session, had trend. i at the meeting of the ni . Associated Press t committee of men; Company K. Captain J. WJ Cook. 'the Pacific unless snother steamer everything on time and in order. The BELIEVE A Democrats with the governor yester- to BELGRADE, Servia, July 25. DEMANDS WILL BE GRANTED 42 men; Company L, Lahaina, Captain .from . San Francisco beats her. it dlning'room Itself splendidly to day the Question of Woods succeed- leads Prince Alexander, who recently sue LONDON, England, July 23. In diplomatic circles it Is oenerallv con W. F. Young, 48 men; Co. M, Hilo, Here Is the chance for sn interesting! this eharketer. and the 4 ing Joshua Tucker In office came up, ceeded to of follow- ceded Seryla .will grant Austria-Hungar- y Captain J. D. Eastcn, 5? men, and Hos- race between some ship from, the ccastj servJce ag as thd dinner was all the throne Servia that the demands of which call and the, chief executive urged to ing King who punishment of Fer-dinaa- d set Corps, 1? men . V: ; ;V-- .v and e pennsylvan'an frorrf Hilo Indeed, the abdication cf Peter for the these guilty of the assassination of. Archduke pital w-- in tolthat nave been asked. it - - tle the matter. one way or the other - - gave : sickness as the cause . for quit- and his wite? and suppression- of The cltizen-soluier- s of Hawaii com reach .the canal ana receive tne ais- I was handled sWwell that one forgot to .fori the .the PanServianovement.. soon; and also-tha- t woods was, cues making tmftiYfllf called iUpont V exercreo Honed willlnpness prising the 1st Infantry; and the.Hos ftneticnf. lh': on his to run on - Nyj.L:-a4tttrineTr,niftruEh,-wnu- nald diplomatic ability terms difficul- nitaLjCortiKi- e tne,taument w noi snriu oriick cnanees 04 arable 'in of Austria make the granting of the concessions a matter of vkmimi in waVi self-respe- " j handling of ty losing ' ' '. ' e H,V..pavIes'-'4i'J demands Austria without Servia Cret-chiac- ttTleW service11 since the deflnitefv by., ckre of a larger the TQ-Ptc- made X piag-- take br . , . This U d cut, 1 j.jg it tfeslredUa or- - guara mosny proceea i Hungary which call for an answer by L: L. reorganisation tne six mat tne vessel is 10 number than had been promised or i SERVIA SUBMITS, SAY SPECIALS v : . order to icat McCandless out of . re-- six o'clock tonight months ago," commencing today. At by that- - route, netertheiess it is expected. V X , the nomination, thua striking, a blow ; BUDAPEST, 25. 6:30 this morning the nine companies garded" as certain she wlll do so un--J While the Crown Prince Alexander Hungary, July Special editions of the local afternoon at th i "Pauahl street bunch' who r presiien)t Frank, F. BaVwln set the some experience in kingship newspapers declare submits, stationed on Oabu, together with the jess the waterway is not yet open for I;... Mneech on has had that Servia unconditionally, to the demands lth Hit y. rcfponsible . oy Austria-Hungar- , . were for inserting the arm-'commerce as regent during the illness of his maae party sanitary troops, assembled at the when she reaches Balboa. wnat the progressivevirspirits of Maui r plank in the platform roasting - - father, King Peter, comparatively lit There is no official confi.imatlon of this report V . ory, and the organisations were) Pennsyivanlan completed- her expect-forme- d. : after The a e trylni to dQ and Cf waat is the governor. - And. a number of o'clock, up tie is known of him. abroad. He is ' single-hande- at 8:30 took cargo at this port Wednesday V.. itavstnnmonf rtf thA Island MONTENEGRO Democrats feel in. a d thecsr ,J )S BEHIND SERVIA :. that march for Red Hill, there to join two n(j was to have sailed at once fof the young, and reported to be popular (Continued on page three.) thrnnIrh fijgterlne a more active and. among his people. Born in 1888, he LONDON, July 25. Montenegro has indicated its readiness to back me ,uu i , - un ui ot xaageiian. wj(jer in community y cuuiuua ; ai interest snairs. Servia in event Austro-Hunaar- iuiu; Com-mo-"'iraiiant ni I was educated at St Petersburg, and the of Its refusing to comply with the flav Deriod of ioint maneuvers. f'nntAln- - Kir.hola received orders w ' w I r I J UDl 4811 lUC' yifjDCyiiv i.iaia v like his father is believed to be note and in the further event of an Austrian attack. . pany M, from Hilo. and Company L,; delaying sailing 24 and to await he-held hours first week n. 0 the strongly pro-Russia- iauaina, rrivt?u uu me - lunoer insirucuona. inis orner w ofCeUnIs foremost In the minds or AUSTRIAN MINISTER GETS ORDERS proceed--i October wnen King peters eldest son, 7 o'clock, and after breakfast renewed agafn yesterday morning, but of 25-T- GRAFT PROBERS' the members of the Maui Chamber VIENNA, Austria, July he Austrian minister Belgrade .' 10 m me Prince George, renounced his right at has ea join iue vi ,c8"u'f'-- tne sailing instructions arnvea in commerce and Mr. Baldwin expressed been instructed to leave, accompanied by his legation staff, in event v " - camp. company, I, of WaK nightfall big of succession to the throne in 1909, the The twelfthri afternorn and before the the that the people of the island that the Servian government does not notify him at once not luku, is due at midnight, and will go steamship was on her way east She jf reputation It was widely charged . that George whether or wou 05 fully up to their was mentally servia will comply with the terms of Austria's note by six o'clock tonight xo Kea mu luuiormw carries a capacity ioaa, tnougn u is fftontlnued on page eight) .unbalanced. He had REPORT DELAYED not as much sugar by sereral hun killed his servant, and it was believ - (Continued on page three) areaa ions as sne1 couia.uavet a mnen tJuaui... m oiirnCCCAD ed he had developed a homicidal ma the news of the canal's npen'ng been! CALDWELL O OUUUtOOUn nla. His brother, Alexander, has been Intimate Love Letters Cause AUTO SPEEDERS ARE received before she left iHonolulu. IS H. BIGEL0W OR space mlgBtr. been L described as of a studious and refined TILL NEXT WEEK PAY Much that have FORBES temperament, COMPELLED TO given to sugar is taken; by tuel which CHARLES R. and delicate constitu- Mme. Caillaux to Swoon And i SMALL FINES TODAY she would have reaulred for the lone tion. To strengthen the latter he run through the straits. 'V I Governor Pinkham has decided on went mountain climbing in the Alpine su- - snows, where on one occasion he and Will Then BeSubmitted'to morning im- vvhethoi- - th PonnsvivaT.fnn will hn I the successor of John W. Caldwell, Jurists Plan to Fight Duel Small fines were this - a companion were found by the Monsar--a- big perintendent of public works, accord- St posed by District Magistrate t actually tht first to traverse the dogs overcome half-bur- - Governor Legislative Ing a report morning, uui iu Bernard and Associated .Press Service by Federal Wireless in d'spcslng cf a tumber of of- ditch from Pacific to Atlantic, she at to tnis Jed by the drifting flakes in a dan ta-- 1 uj Bills Later' : against the' traffic ordinance, least will hav th distinction of name of the man ne is supposed gerous pass. PARIS, France, July 25. rM a da me Joseph Caillaux, on trial for the mur Drafted fenders I not given. Super- - He has also spent much which time a delegation of automo tin thmnrh th firat Hawaiian Kiicir have decided on is der of Gaston Calmette, editor of the Figaro, fell into a profound swoon to it Caldwell goes out of office day love-letters will be a week the bile owners or drivers were arraigned by ship. Some sugar has gone across Jlntendent (Continued or. page three) when her husband's intimate were read in court. It being It about before - 1 nn harppaw aa Wf nn thA vea AUEUSt 15. necessary to give her a. hypodermic injection of hut nnrtA ml before formal report of the Hawaii county upon a variety of charges. d " I . . ether she revived. sels receiving cargo at the islands. U H. Bigelow, supennienaeni.... or Following the publication in this morning's issue of the Figaro of, the graft commission Is presented to the C L. a Gait, son of John R. Gait, Planing was represented by Attorney ProsSer, construction of the Honolulu substance of an argument between the members of the jury yesterday Judge governor. R. Forbes, superin who stated that his client was unabie mill, and Charles TODAY'S MAJOR louis Aioanet, presiding at tne trial, challenged Judge Lois Dagoury, asso- 'The commission has been sitting In tendent of construction of the Spaid ciate judge in the same triaLto fight a duel.. hoped fin to b'ejresent at the police court. Gait Honolulu this week and to having attempted to IS COHEN OFFER ing Construction Company, are two The jurists disagreed about' the adjournment allowed, yesterday by its work this afternoon but Is un- 's charged with ' lh pass a Honolulu Kapia Transit car names known to be before the chief LEAGUE RESULTS Judge Albanet at the instance of the defense, during which the Jurymen so. Chairman H. B. -- able to do Elliot executive and it is confidently believed retired to their chamber to argue. r - , . while passengers were alighting from ' departing for his Hilo home today, is - mt. sa ! the larger vehicle. He wlir be given that he has decided on one or the oth ..:) taking back some data on which to er of these men AMERICAN LEAGUE. and will whip hearing before the police magistrate SUFFICIENT TO base recommendations - Mr. Bigelow married the daughter At Chicago Chicago 1, New 0. shape in on Monday morning. York Would-b- e this last bit of work Into $5 of Land Commissioner Tucker a few At Detroit Philadelphia 10, Assassin of the completed to Hon- James T. Tsy lor contributed for Detroit time to send It back - days ago. 4. next Saturday. Droceedine alone- the left hand side olulu of the He offered no defense. At Cleveland Boston 8, Cleveland to- street is Quickly 0 Commissioner Williamson said It cost Lum Hip Kee $5 without HOW CONNECTICUT PUTS 6 (11 innings). Khedive Killed original plan of com- down-tow- Louis-Washingt- day that the the 20Sts for cutting corners at n At St. Louis St. TO AUT0ISTS WHO Associated Press service by Federal Wireless. : mission to accompany the report with street intersections. He fell a victim STOP game postponed; rain. pre- CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, July 25-- As khedive Egypt complete, drafts of bills, ready for to Motorcycle Officers Chilton and IGNORE CITY STATUTES NATIONAL LEAGUE. the of was sentation to the legislature, has been That's the Question Asked in leaving the grand vizierate today an Egyptian attempted to take his life by Scott's watchfulness. ' nun nun At Boston Chicago 5, Boston 4. Star-Bullet- shooting him. The shot went wild and members of khedive's changed. These bills are designed to driving a Political Circles as Result of Special in Correspondence the suite shot T. U Peverelly truck to At Philadelphia Philadelphia 3, r r - St the would-b- e assassin dead.' ; carry out the recommendations of the the left hand side of the road was dis- tt BRIDGEPORT. July l.Joseph Louis 0. commission, the most important of Proposal to Waive Salary 8 charged following his explanation of tl Arbour, an expressman of .16 & At Brooklyn (double-header- ) First is expected, will I a. A I AA which, it be the the breach of the law. i new was w sys Haa Joel C. Cohen endaneered his "niung sireei, uniain, game, Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 3; sec- Ing of an Independent auditing Tim Tai Leong is alleged by the offi fined 10Q and costs with five game, Brooklyn tem for the territory, a sort of bureau legal qualification to run for mayor ond 5, Cincinnati 1. American Hawaiian Steamer cers to have turned too sharply to of Honolulu? ' iw aays in jan oy juage ueugnnn w At New York New York 4, Pitts- accounts. . of the left In following the downtown ta m tne city court nere ior vioia-- w burg 2. In discussing these bills the com- That tho nneation aaked todav streets on a bicycle. The defendant followine the nnblieation in vester--l tion of the motor vehicle statute V First Canal Merchantman ? missioners have come to the conclu- wag found not guilty was dis sta- - V and day's Star-Bulleti- n of Cohen's signed regarding the passing of a sion that they can get abetter results charged by the magistrate. tlonary trolley car. hearing X offer to give part of his salary to a The. . Associated Pess service by Federal Wirelcr-- ' ; If they have as many suggestions and - Kensuke Kano found guilty of driv was lengthy and spirited. Attor- American-Hawaiia- n comments as possible from private secretary and the rest to 8 r How They Stand SAN FRANCISCO, Jury 25 The Cuamshlp Com business ing' on wrong high- - ' the side of the charity, and the simultaneous pub- w ney m. u. &axe 01 Aew antam v pany plans to make the big steamer Missourian,- - departing New men and others interested in the im- way 5 'from York paid Into the city and county appeared for the defense and V - provement of public accounting. These lication of an attorney's declaration 8 on August 4, the first merchant vessel through the Panama canal. coffers. election to an office through the 8 took an appeal in bonds of $200. V NATIONAL LEAGUE. suggestions and comments will be - that Despite the declaration of H. Hay- waiving any part or the whole of B It Is charged that Arbour, who V-- W. L. Pet. evoked,-i- t is apparent after the report of selden that he did not understand the elec-- l was operating on r. New York 49 32 .605 of the commission has been presented the s&larv is illeeal. voids the nis automobile law, he was called upon to pay a fine tion and constitutes bribery on the 8 State street Sunday afternoon, J Chicago .... 51 37 .580 British Playe to the governor and published in the 5 rs Arrive of for not having provided his ma1 part of candidate. 18 failed to heed the warning of the touis.... 49 -- 4t .544 lenms newspapers com- the 8 st " of the territory., The proper num- trouey-car,conauct- chine with a designation Mr. offer was as fol-l- or as ne step-- cwwn ... 40 45 .471 ; Associated Service by ' '' Cohens made r Press Federal Wireless. mission has therefore decided not to ber. v . bills until lows: 18 ped from the running board to , fniiaaeipma S3 45. .458 NEW YORK, N. Y, July 25, The British. Isles' team that .will "parti draft the about the first of John Victor, arrested for falling to t will taVp frnm mv aalarv pnonehl8 assist an elderlv and feeble Pas- - CI Erooklyn . . 37 45 .451 next year, which will be in ample time cipate in the tennis play for the Davis cup, arrived here this morning and halt the prescribed distance from a to add to the Baiary of the mayor's 8 senger to alight 8 , Cincinnati 39. 48 MS will immediately proceed to Chicago. , England Is by to present to the legislature meeting i represented Herbert ' im-- uue ur selec-1- 8 pittsDurg 35 46 AZ9 1; w itsucuriiiug' secreUry so as to insure the Despite the warning, it was 8 , Michel R. - In 11 It f A . I . & . . Roper Barrett, Theodore Mavrogordato, Capt Algernon F. Kin;?- February. f n tr rr e,.,,, eoAn ottm 4rvt hail tn aa to w man po-i- n AMERICAN LEAGUE. . ' wir.u tion of a competent tor tne lesunea ArDour simpiy ran closer u cote and James Cecil Parke. . uie nuwuui 01 iu. Isitlnn and the balance of mv aalarv 8 to the curb and went bv the par 81 v W. , L. Pet I If m-n-i in tho TTnma and at frnm 18 tn 9( milpa nn hnnr Ar. tt PhiladAlnhia ..:..54 32 .628 Lincoln I ' MONUMENTS Achieu. returning to town Ahr worthv rharitiea and I do this a boor denied nasaine the car whll tl Boston , ...... 48 40 45 at the wheel of a large touring car. 8 without any Ifs, ands or buts In ref-- it was stationary nd brought 8 Washington .....46 40 C .535 More Bubonic Plague Reports ran down and injured Charles FreiUs. erence to the board of supervisors or8 with him a letter from the mayor 8 Detroit 46 43 317 4 ; GRANITE AND MARBLE ooy, - : a at Mollllli this aft- anv other Dublic official." 18 of New, Britain, testifying to his Louis 41 Associated Press Service by Federal Wireless . COPING AND VAULTS V ernoon. ' 8 St ...... i...45 '23 FreiLas noli-1- 8 us y-- f suffered a broken Now the ouestion is asked in eood character. 8 China : .v.,.i--45.- . 523 NEW, ORLEANS, "La., July 25v The eleventh ease of bubonic pfa-- z H. E. HENDRICK A ' r ' 4t CO, leg. He was taken to the hospital - . " ' - for tical circles: "Hasn't Cohen dlsauall- 8 n Nw York .34 50 --405 been discovered here. U. S. public service Is devct-'r- j ev;- Merchant and Alakea Sta. Phone 2643 - " ...... '.i The health treatment ; , fled himself by making this offer?- 8 8 O 8 8 8 8 88 8 8 8 8 8 tt BCIeveland .28 59 .322 energy to stamping cut the p!3ue. (.,

4--, W ' nONOLtTLU STAR-BULLETI- 8AT CRDA Y .T ULY 2T, 1914. Pi IT ITT i i atoll; mm Jas. H. Love. CITY TRANSFER CO. Phone 1281 A jj : (torni LOCAL AfjD GENERAL teraoival, There will be work in the first degree at a meeting of the members of Schofield Lodge, F. & A. M., which has been called for 7:30 o'clock this evening at Lellehua. MR. AND MRS. FRANK THOMP- Professor Hiram Bingham, famous SON are receiving congratulations up- JAPANESE ARTIST explorer and lecturer, will be the Mon- on the birth of a baby girl last night. CUSTOMS WILL HAVE EXHIBIT day luncheon euest of the Commer- Mrs. Thompson and the newcomer are cial Club, his talk on "South Amer- reported as doing vrry well. l. IN THE YOUNG HOTEL ican Trade" beginning at 12:15 o'clock. Tn The following announcement is Associated Press by Fed. Vireless. ACCOMPANY made of an of paintings to HILO, July 24 "King" Togo, a Ko- - nbtm exhibition a t . . . Rev. John L. Hop wood, pastor of I I u u - Latest Auto Licenses be made by U. KUWasnige at the urtu . - rhanel will sneak ua .F-1 was ; Young Jiotel: Jlann stah iDvun mnntha Kaumakapili tomorrow I in church 1735 River Mill l?o.. Ford, touring. Failing Exhibition of oil Daintinzs Mr taken in iow Dy me ponce luesaayi , . ,... 1t ..,,. to wait until a Rapid Tran- graduate evening he had ereated a scene 1736 J. I). Reardou. Ford, ANYO MAItU car had brought Giichi Kuwashige. a of S. after i 18 sit' been to a stop, f at the home of James Lewis on Po-- nvWaUon to atlena MlcM .1,3 Dr II. 11. Hope. imf road Morita, a Japanese, jumped from the Art Institute, winner first prize for raln j ne ster. vehicle while it was passing along paintings and scholarship, also Btudent nanawai sireei, wnere is oeueTeu - l( nave auempung arson. 1738 Lewers & Cooke, Ltd., Federal King near River street. The man was under the great master Jean Paul Lou- Deen The Nobks of the Mystic Shrine i In the stork has selected the A delegation of federal customs offi rens Julian, academy, was acting in a peculiar manner wnen tmck. taken to the hospital , for, a of Paris, will planning a pilgrimage to Maui on I bruised 'are 1739 M. Coster, Putck, touring. Eland steamer Mauna Kea while cers accompanied the big Toyo Risen body. give an exhibition of his paintings j discovered by members of the Lewis head and: or about August 21. It is reported nr-wln- g ..Ing between Hilo and Honolulu Kaisha liner Anyo Maru, from. Honolu- from July 27. August z, 1914, 10 family. uu ..uv -- rr- - h. 1740 Honolulu' and Malt Co., until The fact that there are a number of ' ' n away. They gave chase and final Ford, resting place, while David Kaka-- lu to Hilo, the vessel , departing at a. m. to 5 p. m., in Young building un- ran runabout A Japanese woman is reported to , . . i T - cand dates on the valley. Isle who Ha-Nation- i member cf Company M, al noon today, following a stay at this have leaped from Rapid Transit car der the patronage of Mrs. C. M. Cooke .n- uld Aloha Temple Is said to a pile of shavings and deb- -' Jpm WAR-BULLETI- N Guard, Is the father of a port for the purpose of taking on about 51 - and Mr. Hachiro Arita, H. I. J. M. act- Afterwards GIVES VOU No. last night without first notify- m I iwi ? consul-genera- ri o rm.nrl i.nHor th 9119 It v" "uwuuic a by. girl that appeared on the 700 tons of coal. . ing L le ic uie conaucipr io stop. sne was II I ' I - ' seeking to llll fhortly after 1 o'clock yesterday Including I)eputy Collector R. C. nicked un bv the noli re and hurried tn Mr. Kuwasbige Is well known in 11 o-- was thought he had been CPM j - POLITICAL NOTES mm. . na- set fire to the residence. Ftackable and Inspectors C. W. Neal, the hospital where treatment was ad-- 4 no,ulu' havinS come here from his Kakalia, mother of the babe, W. C. McCoy, F. L. Herrlnger, the of- ministercd for a series of outs on the live Japan at an early age and shown I l urried to the hospital following ficials will remain on board the Jap- head. such a marked tendency towards Assistant Superintendent J. W. rainier wootis canai.iacy s sum a rival of the steamer at Honolulu anese veBsel while 650 tons of orien- painting .that the late Charles M. Bains of the Hilo railway was strick-- j matter of doubt. ornlng. child cargo Cooke him in course at the lx)well K. Kapau, of tno The mother and tal are discharged at the Hawaii A fire in cottage number six, located assisted a en hv .1 mvsterious malady while he a member Getting the ported as doing find. W. H. C. port The party will not return until in the rear of the Magoon buildias on Mark Hopkins.. Institute of .San Fran- - 8at jt njg 0fl3ce desk Sunday morn--; Hawaiian band, announces hinvwlf'ns c II. Howard, Adams and other the merchandise has been removed Queen street caused small damage to cisca,, where he rapidly established and in unaccountably he suddenly lost a candidate for representative ftorn follow-.- e - ne ccrs circulated the hat from the Hilo railway wharf. A part the building and contents.- The po- made a name for himself. ! the power cf speech, tue stroke grao-t- nrtn district, lie is a Kepuuucan. advent of the llttln stranger of the djities of these officials will be lice found the placo untenanted while I uallv extending to his arms and nnal . fuhstantlal purse was presented to attend to the collection of customs a small charcoal stove had been left COUNTY .CLERKS --'WILL Iy his brain, until he collapsed. Oth- - f Charles A. Rice's strength on Oahu Bestiorthe happy parents. . ... I incl- - ln revenues- burnings A portion , of the floor and erg in the office witnessed the is said to have been materially GATHER IN HONOLULU . .1--1 . t . f At . ,J . T rr Phillips reports fine weather The Anyo Maru is carrying one of some matting had bee,n .scorched. !.dent ana quiCKiy... removea mm io uia creasea ounng uie iwbiibw '.hjb.. ii- - homeward voyage with some the largest lists f through passengers FOR DISCUSSION MONDAY home, where a physician was called. ers in the outside precincts "are de- - 'cng the coast of the island, of , nowever, to ne wiin ueie- - that have passed through the ports of ; The police are today Investigating Rains quickly rallied, anajeiarea dissatisnon A heavy sea was running at Honolulu or Mtlo Jri a steamer bound To discuss the new primary law and j though very weak, recuperated suffl- - gate Kuhio's speech in npenins his oney rr'g making a stabbing affray In which several and Lahaina, the for Central and South American ports Japanese are alleged to have figured to get together on a uniform working! clently to be out again ivionaay. me campaign. ; passengers, mall and freight by rf in many months. The list on board while at the Sunrise saloon, a basis, county clerks from all the coun-- ! attack could not be explained the I steamer Kalu-- a River ult matter. The the Anyo totals 750 In the several street resort It Is alleged one ties wilL meet with Secretary of Ter-- ; doctor and appears Inexplicable. Senator Charles A. Rice. Republican Wal--t - that reported at Wainaku, the classes.."- j member, of the party : was taken to ritory v. w. inayer Monday morning candidate for delegate, will net return Glomes llonokaa and the Maul Ma-.- . at The Anyo Maru will remain at Hilo the hospital was . 10 o'clock. Hawaii next Saturdav. ac- Mauna Kea Is departing where he treated for at frcm until The for abcut 48 hours. a, number of cut8,,,The4 officers now I David .KalauokalanL Jr., city an1 PASSENGERS ARRIVED I cording to present prospects. He Is i at 3 o'clock this afternoon. -- In possession of a good description of 'county clerk of 'Honolulu, has had j making a thorough stumping tour of ri t TliatH wluit vou an IHk Hawaii Sugar Report. ; .' the assailant expect to place un sample primary elec- Hilo Island and is meeting with rveat f'arla Steam for Kahulul. him ballots for the Per str. Mauna Kea from and, the, Despite the departure of an der-- a,rrcst hepr mans'i'lKPivri 'fa ave tion, .printed. They are the largest way ports. From Hilo: Wm. Mc- - success, say his supporters. inj; for not the lx8t f ed for the coast of California - and a Matson .Sayl-patlo- n -i- way of KahuluU Maui, Fnton ones recorded for the territory, bein? Qua'd, Misses. Campbell (2), G. H.J the steamer, sugar I county commHtcc ihfi viif but the best deal :npany Santa Maria the reported as 23 by 38 inches. These sample bal- Johnson, Hugo Homan, H. Dahm, John The Republican tanker accumulating on the jsland of, Hawaii working held a meeting night committee ! this morning, taking a part lots will be used as a basis Kai. Mrs. R. Lyman and daughter, last in showed a marked Vice-chairma- n R. M. r it fliipment of 45,000 .barrels of increase, according at the meeting of the county clerks. Mrs. H. H. More'.itad, Mrs. A. H. headquarters, to a report brought to city today Mcka-- . Duncan presiding. Iawnmce Jtidd. we RiMnial 1 for d lech arte, at the valley this The purpose of ihe meeting is to Kwan and two children, Mrs. $20.00 feature with ths return' of Phillips get county working-ou- t who been elected to the territorial Purser of all the c!crks. nui and child. Mrs. Lellehua and child,! has values iu Meu8 fcuitH. the . lisCln-elude- s :nta Maria will given a steamer Mauna Kea. The the difficulties arising; from the new p nnrmM w II f!. Cnmnbell. Miss commiiiee, nas resiKnea iro, le Uie following. county committee and C. . Ziegier : atrh for Port Jots awaiting The steamer Helena Is today being nrimary law on the same theory, an llE. Burford. Miss V. Ruttledge. T. K. Harford. The shipment J In place. Reports to rt a!."vjt one of the.sUip to Honolulu. or to the main- djschargod of 8400; sacks or sugar clear up any . uncertainties that may Evans, H. E. Nekton, J. Carvalho, J.' was elected his half I- - land: Olaa 27.&00, 5ft00, Ha- applica-.H- . Cum-Jh- o committee were the Renub 1 Honolulu. Waiakca brought from Kealia. Kadat The ves- - exist as. to the law and its Uravton and wife. Mrs. T. R that waii MIIM4.000, Hilo Sugar Co..l2100. sel met with strong northWcBt-trad- e tion. , : ; . M. Souza, Mrs. D. K.ka- - J;an prospects on Oafiu are eyced .ngly a f mings. Miss - , : S g Onoinea 17,942, Pepeekeo 14,600, Jlo-- wind on the return trip; .' ' ii Hfru t. fiooiin 1st ana mat u.ere is a nvtr- The MOlM nomu 12,800,. Hak Lau 1200 laupa-hoeho-e The steamer Maui from Kawaihael Four ' hundred prisoners in the Lieut. H. H. Morthead and 57 men.ment to Republican ranks of voters -- supported ticket LS TO AfZD 15,205, Kaiwikl 4712, Kukaiau and Mahukona is an Arrival at th!"Charlestown state prison at Boston, of Company M, National Guard of Ha- - vho the Democratic 1131)1141 St. 4312 Hamakua Mill M61, port today, 11,027 ' two years ago. Fort i THE Paauhau ,the vessel bringing have. contributed $2288 for ihp relief wall. ' ISUWP3 7500 -- of fialera 10,000, llonokaa sacs. ru;tt.D ui Bugiir, lMsau.ui tauiQ ana the iire sufferers. Mahukona: Mis3 A. Silva, Mrs. T. OiHMi till 8 m. ' 22 empty containers. The vessel met SUGAR l. 1 4 lv.,vi. ..,nn;j.r, Rolph son, Mrs. 13. D. Dond, Miss VTIrtlfM to Merchant! In with wind season and ; NfneXoors Passing Panama Canaf moderate and the M. Woo, Miss M. Naipo. Culebra,-a:e&-- Report-- , The seagoing dredge ( wyase." Offleers 13,000 sacks h Mrs W. II riahhlttnnrt SAN FRANCISCO, July 24 Beets: 3000 tons, con- of sugar .awaiting : sol of made a complete at Punaluu, with 3d. 3.51 - two children. 88 analysis, 9t. Parity, cents. KING STREET AUTO STAND . t .1 Saturday, July 23. tinuous tript through v the r Panama 1800 sacks remaining at Honuapo. . - Previous quotation, 9a. M. Dowsett, 2'2d. ::AN'CISCO Sailed. July- - 25, Canal on.June IB. The time required McGregor's: J. Miss :' (Mahuka Site) Mahukona." W. R. Farrington, Miss M. .:"':' . m.: 8. S. Nile, for Honolulu. was about nine hours, r The prospect Annie Johnson at WANTED Dowsett, "Mamma," exclaimed little Elsie, "I .ONA- -t Arrived, July 24: Schr. of the early passage of large merchant V Bringing an assortment of merchan- Holt, Miss M. Bal, Mrs. George Ma- - frnnw nnmothirip' awful ahntit nnr mln. -- TELEPHONE - I Mrs. E. Ceder- - I Jvhnson, from San Franc- vessels 1s said to depend upon the dise and supplies for tho island of An honest, intelligent voune man for ( delra and two children. l8ter! nVhy, what Is It. dear?'! ask complete stoppage of, the movement Hawaii the schooner Anhie Johnson proposition possessing unusual op-- loff. H. Ahong Yim, Dr. LMacLarett. ed her mother In surprise. "Why" NUMBER 4700 lANCISCO Arrived, July 25, of earth into the canal at Curaracha. is reported as an arrival at the Hawaii portuniUes; salary, and : coramis-iL- - E. Arnold, A. T. Fowler and wife, continued Elsie, "he was talking-- to a ; port on I m.: 8. S. Mongolia, hence Friday afternoon. .The vessel slon: work .not diificult: honorably Miss T. Nagatani. John Hansen and man on the street today, and I heard Chauffeurs: . will be given a shipment sugar des- China Hen Manifests Thrift. , of discharced Boldlem or colleen stn- - sort, Lieut. John Kanaeholo him laugh right out loud.' Henry T. Hughes Sam McMillan ; tined coast refinery. J Aerograms. The Pacific Mail liner Korear which for a ' dent with goo-- credentials prefer- D. Leiih, Schmidt, Billy Aylett M. i Lahaina: F. Rev. E. Miller Tcnyo Maru arrives from San reached San Francisco on June 12, mmt t red. Address Div -- Wv, 2003 Kaiia S. Klmura, D. A. K. Yap. K. Yoshig- - Young, Lieut Keleakini. Lieut D. Antonio Rodrigues Manny Holt Monday, 7 a. m --sails brought 610 cases, or 18,300 dozen Chi- STAR-BULLET- IN GIVER and 10D ..toadf cty,.,, i . ,;J awaj Mrs. Meek and two children, ; D. Esplnda and 48 nien of Company L. (Former Young Stand Chauffeurs) ' '' p. eggs consumption. JVEWS ' i -- nma., same day 5 m. nese for local TODAY'S TODAY IReimenschnefdcf; ' Captain Hoffman fT." G H; v- v f . r. Careful: Operators ' : Beat Machines

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Z aalizing that the - growth of Honolulu New not changed ; conditions,, ,nor changed The favorable reception aceordeil ur annouueenieiit of the extension of our businesH lie opinion regarding working hours m hours is very gratifying anu! we re assured ome nmre that our efforts to provide, a first class jiKMleru Drug Ston sen-ic-e are appreciated. The ex'tiense incurred in the increase of our is considerable but by ine-an-s of a rt arrangement of ug Stores, salestatr the working scht'dule the . lengthening of the business hours results in a shortening of individual working hours of i c i i employes. For, instance: j . ,

Every third week in rotation each portion of the staff will - !i work from 10 a. m. to 1 p.m. and from 8 p.m. to 11:15 p. m. Total 6 1- -4 hours. daily. ' sctfiilly; announce that they will con-- The balance of the staff working during the day will have ' ;-- shorter time than at present. " .; ; jistcmdoM i nue ,, wi;h , their QLtfficipnt service, Under conditions heretofore existing salesmen worked every other Sunday; under the new schedule they will work one their, - before, but mil not ask employes to Sunday in three. - "

? i - zih longer; hours than pxeseii If we had. a limited sales statr it would not b possible for us to accommodate the A J.. public without demauiliug double service from our employes! Our dHermination tjT jive ' ' VV'Vjt; M ;Z. I KZ :. Honolulu a metropolitan .."the out-oMoo- rs ''" ? fit rJi,J 'V,v'';f store service, and men more time for enjoyment will bcv.accomplisheil, by tJie changcv , .

--:. r : Beginning Monday, July 27, our store will be open to serve the public from 6:30 ' ; - pi week-da- y. - -- ; Daily except Saturday s. a. m. to 11:15 m. every Sundays, 8 a. m. to 12 o'clock noon Saturdays only, 6:30 a. to 9:30 p. m. and 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. m, - V. tit,. X i t. i t nr-- A7c teliqve the public will appreciate tHe stand we take. BENSON SMI 1X1 & GO , LTD Thq Rexall Store Telephone 1297 Fort and Hotel Streets

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CONVENTION-MEET- AFTER MONTH'S S PLAY 1 IHCviC. S ON JI01AY I plan. Leaders Busy 'Today and approval or disapproval of the PAY FOR LOAFING A BIG WAR GAME The general expression is one of approval, according to results to- iiiTimii Planks Ihe ? pi ft day, and the club's executive commit' El f r i i ii :, for introduction tee is expected to present to the Re- i. l Files Demand on Supervisors (Continued from page one Many Watch Itluminated Shots publican convention its sentiment in Planks of niucb tnterest to the city of the change of Honolulu's -- - favor and Says-Legally : Entitled trifle more' ambitious than the camps; : Skim TargetsPractice at and county of Honolulu will be pre- municipal election from November to of former years. In that the war game Fort. sented next Monday morning when May. beginning in May, 1915. to It Board Notes Is being played from the moment Kameharrieha.Tonight the the Republican delegate? who repre- Amendment to Frontage Tax liw. i regiment leaves tne armory. A pro- - -- very ac- Oahu at the recent territorial Another matter coming up next On the grotmd that a city and countj hi. . Without having any .nositl sented ft I w - ' Monday, also with backing of j CM employe Is ntit4 a month's no; aQd curate data to hand Cot. W: C. RaJer- platform convention will meet as the the the fr w, be folIowwI for the five Municipal Club, an i w quii, w wi. wuiieuuuc, ty. C. A. CL, figures that the 5th cotn- - county platform convention. The con Research is lice lav. imtntn..nr rifh 131 ,r mer city and county engineer, served ' ' , " pany. C. A C, firing from Ft. De Rus- - vention .will be called to order at lt amendment to Act of the 1913 If - - ntXr 4 ..MA.- , to- aUAlU Ilia 111 1 'FlllilllK IHI lilt statutes. This act is one of the two notice on the board vt supervisors fifth day with t, retreat, covered by a sy last night scored about 19 cut of T) o'clock in the raakal pavilion of the - vice-chairma- n frontage tax laws. Experience in try day of bis demand lor his salary for guara. shots.- According: to the colonel all Young Hotel by It. M. Duncan, ?7V it I ' rear in between tne Tegs ing to secure improvements based on You this month. and "milish" will do a fighting we mu of the county central com- -- little resignation was u ,d wi.au7.w the frontage tax plan, with the ma Mr. Whltehoose's up and down Hed Hill, me guards-- hve, at a" mittee. 3. and bfef:,,?BlUJ;"u jority petition of property-holder- s ne- called for ly the board on June men will also take a course In field bject 30 ra ise B. von Damm's !esignation as chair- can take-effec- t cessary to put the improvement to July 1.' He went out . i figured In firing at a buttJeship. county firing for good measure. man of the .committee ha3 through, has shown that the factor of of office at that time. In his letter Theoretically N. G ' At t the night firing on lov,i time, com- the 1st Infantry. been file a but the publicly-owne- d property is a vital one. bet to the board which1 was read at the Is part of ls estimated at 2 hits out of iu !iots, re- II, the permanent garrison mittee at Its meeting last night Up in Manoa the property-owner- s who noon meeting, he said: of Oahu. and it Is being sent to Red hi,e for the dv' 'rlt 2 out cf a fused to accept the resignation, or -- I am legaHy en 40 wanted a street improvement found a that Being advised that HUI to protect worklne Darties which Possible is the record,,. "Aoout a;l accepted and re- my city and county rather first it then large part of the necessary frontage titled to salary as for-!that Is necessary is to count th? hclcs its-actio- k are engaged ln throwing up field considered The reason for was owned by the government Those 1 w. r- - 1 mere, a -,w Raf-- Son few. uncauoDs nosiue neet navine1" ' j .im this' If "that the; committee does not in favor of the frontage tax plan for v JUiy, i neri'Dj uibuc ucuibuu InnH &t trnnna rn f h s nAcr itnoar Thin ferty- - expressed 'It . this.' moraine ' " ' wish a chairman who has taken sides local improvement feel when a same," j Tne CD,y fir!nS scheduled for tonighi that .'"'' county is Just about the 'work the local militia In the'Rice-Kubi- o competition for the petition is being gotten up, the city gets John W. Cathcart,5 city and and It is , expected I w ill would be called on to Derform in the that this delegateship nomination, and no chair- or territorial property frontage should attorney, In other cases that sure-enoug- has held event of a h invasion, soic,ose practice for. this yearwill be present county an emnlove of the municipality is en at Ft. man Is available in the be counted as in favor of the improve- the war game has the stamp of real. Kamehameha where,a ioKtDoii committee who 'can till the qualifica ment. It is pointed out just titled to a month's notice, and .when Ism. ed practice, will take' place;' the target that often hi given has the right d Weroanfl having put tion 6f not having "declared himself.'' the public frontage, if voted against tot it The 1st Infantry, commanded by , been out of commission Is as careful and the-previou- So It probable the committee will the improvement, might be sufficient interested period time. s hi. Mlarv tor that of Lieut-Co- l. W. R. Riley, moved out .witn first shot sfi'obt-thi- s Th dmtnd was referred to the 'ng. te not have a 'chairman until after the to beat it, and this, it is declared, morning covered by an advance four fhota primary election; At a new; would put the city or the territory in ways and means committee.' guard composed Companies H be fired from the 1?. inch guns and that time treatment here as his of and committee will le chosen ' and of a reactionary instead of a progressive Amend Ordinance. C. the first, named forming the two from tbe mortars. . '! - adi or-Kuh-io attitude toward public improvements. The supervisors agreed today to- call vance party and support. The march' Great credit if given Capt. Cat r W: course either Rice will have Dad. We've some cork- hearing on the proportion f been' 'eliminated as a party candidate. The convention is expected also to a public was conducted as would be the case if Waller, m command of. the He Russv ratify proposal a new six-Inc- county the that system amending the building ordinance. A battery h gun's, For chairman of the plat the regiment was called on to make f and Capt H, of public auditing be instituted. The ing good has been passed - form convention next Monday A. suits for Son proposed amendment . J. Hatch, A Star-Bulletin- the same march in war time, consid- commander of the 04th 's - a article yesterday, a re- on reading- allowing-- building in - company, Lewis. Jr., Clarence Crabbe and Law- first erable; patrol lng and scouting being C, A; at Ft Armstrong, port of the meeting of the Hawaii X.-Sw- M. fire limits to be improved without D. iri. rence Judd are mentioned. There at, the dene as soon as the "column left the Lieut. Jr.? was in actual probe commission with County Treas-- say, $17.50. requiring balance of the structure . charge is no fight for the place and the elec the shelter of the city.. Major Gustave at Armstrong last night urer McCarthy and County Clerk Kala- - to requirements of the Major-genera-l tion will be harmonious. In fact, to conform the Rose commanded the advance guard. Carter and his staff uokalani. has aroused much interest, Under the ordi- , harmony will be j'ist as sincere as it building ordinance. Thanks to .Employers. witnessed the De Russy firlnir from several weaknesses present sys- now when a build- was in the convention, ac- in the nance, as it stands r The encampment has 'meant a deal the Moana hotel and the Wafkiki territorial tem of county finance accounting hav- only-- improve- concernetU-beac- cording reports today. ing la Improved not the of preparatory work for all h was well lined with; residents to ing been shown up. CLARION structure must be - ments but the entire and especially for three new comjan- from every section of the city who Among the im)ortant matters to be A plank demanding that marriage to building' law. - made to conform the les, Br D and H, which are taking the were treated to a wonderful .ricochet- brought up for possible county issues licenses be handled by county officials' Where II bought the Phoenix Sox The amendment ia proposed for tile field for the' first tln and who have ting across the waters which were well are a change municipal election building of and the fees go direct into the county benefit of the McCandless been' held up until the last minute by, Illuminated by the searchlights from dates on this island and an amend- treasuries is also spoken of as desir to which a new story Is now being lack of equipment j De Russy and Diamond head. ment to the frontage tax laws. able. ' hearing was aet - added- - The public Not all toe fighting will be done dur-- ! The last legislature changed the Another plank that is talked of is for Thursday tioon. ing the five days of camp, for it has POLITICIANS MAY GET dates of county elections in Maui, Ha- one calling for the turning of chauf- Wants-Inspector- 's Job. V waii and Kauai counties from Novem- feur examination fees into the muni- RENT VEHICLES NOT The application of for the attendance of the. minimum num- LINE ONi SUFFRAGE BY ber to May, in order to separate the cipal treasury. Under the present '. - mer supervising architect of the ma- men, 38, some com- PAYING LICENSE SAYS YOUR ber of in of the HEARING' county and territorial campaigns. system in Honolulu the fee goes to JOIN rlne buildings at Pearl Harbor, for the panies. Company commanders, backed DR. FRYr SPEAK Senator A. F, Judd introduced a bill the examiner of chauffeurs and much TREASURER McCAFJHY position of city and county building up' by the regimental commander, have making a similar change for Oahu ' opposition has arisen to this plan plumbing Inspector, a place to be ; Politicians who have to expound and kept hammering at their task with but the bill got little support from the Dnvers of public and private cars More than half, of "the vehicles in resignation of Dartv m th( next- - - made vacant "with the good results, however, and the success their w nlatforms for Oahu delegation and eventually was alike pay their fees when they are the rent service are J. Miehlstein, the first of the month, encampment already month and a half might get some in without licenses, J. of the is assured.j buried. The idea has been strongly given a license to drive, but the exam according to a statement made by was read at the meeting and referred I want to who terestlng pointers on the woman's f pre- - thank the emclovers si indorsed since 1912 and will be iner gets the proceedsand it has been Charles J. McCarthy, "city aad county to the mayor.' His Honor declined to have so generously granted their men jfrage plank by attending the service sented to the next legislature. The; objected to this sy .em the ex -- that treasurer, this morning. job. vaea-!a- the Methodist on Sunday non-par- - - At given by state who he hat in mind for the who are members of the enard t church Municipal Research Club, a aminer makes far more than a reason- In order to impress the dance to be the the Mid-Pacif- ic L' driver cf King Street. a - camp," said Lieu night. Tbe preacher has recently come the Social Club at the Phoe Curb tlons for this tlsan organization devoted to the study able sum for his services, necessity for th own protection A motion was made and passed to Riley to Star-Bulleti- n reporter this from a woman's suffrage state, an.l he in- - of nix Hall. Forget the hard work of a of municipal problems, has once Members of tne county delegation having such licenses, he day Dy wnicn;tne two, pieces or prop-ert-r moraine, before the column? lloved. has announced as his subject "The dorsed change today sent are busy today will be busy a states that the pas week by attending thU this and and under the law they have no vwIJ(l Relation of Band Box Us Hot - - authority la- on King street at'Kalihi Je .There have been a few cases where the to the around to its- members a circu- large part of tomorrow ln getting to cenvey persons dance. Tickets gentlemen, "0c; ; Box, or. May Women of for hire, and that 2.")C. curbed by the city and'oountyTmlese here has been difficulty In getting When the lar letter asking for exppression of planks ready for introduction.. if a passenger dies, advertUement. work by the.property own- men off, great majority of .Hawaii, The question is one rides in an unlicensed the be done but in the vote?' vehicle he ers within 60 flay, r ", instances; often at considerable lncon- - in which the men of the community cannot.be obliged to pay a ed as a guest the and ' PRINCE ALEXANDER fare. ; of driver the venlence.' employers , have shown a are as much interested as arc the latter has no remedy against him ' "In the eyes he" if H. 0. Hoer, claiming to be a former hearty with and interest 1 women, and the capacity of the church MUST SHOW ABILITY of the law is regard- - he refuses to pa? the fee." swimming champion of NewvZealand, in the guard. I want to thank these ought to be taxed to accommodate all IN HANDLING CRISIS public through the ; who would like to cow en routs t the f San Francisco men for their spirit hear the discussion. 1 : ' announces that 'be will elve of the Star-Bulletin- ." , , . columns "-- (Continued from page one) an 'exhibition of - high lofty and . . ' .'. J Epopee, Indian, serving BUT and i i , TOUR trick diving and fancy swimming, at A small pupil in the juvenile, gram-- a life term for. muHer in the federal time at Hungarian thermal retorts '. - - I, WalkikI beach tomorrow afternoon. mar class thus compared the adjec- hospital for the insane at Waehing- trying to build up his health. Hoey, will take m a. collection the tlve "little": "Little, small, nothing ton,; was pardoned by President Wll : - One observer ' has averred that authorities permitting. at all" ; '' son. - - WILL NO! QUIT? Alexander is so much of an Invalid Menu ' that his elder brother, George, who g -- " '"'r" 7" :r'T:."'"r"'--'"'-'-'""'"'-"?- possesses considerable physical M ' 1 ...... E3 strength and vigor, may succeed in (Continued from page one) overriding him and seizing the reins ii of government. H fight with Prince Kuhio, Woods could In connection with (the turn over fi beat him out. In Servia, Theodore Maximilian Streu II Woods docs not deny that strong may appear again as a claimant for pxjjpf t a little riinnr in tlieir dur-.- pressure is being brought to bear on the throne. A few years ago Streu, diet ' ..!! him to announce his candidacy, H but he who was then a station agent at Coun- iii : reaffirmed this morning, in stronger ty Line, la.. Introduced himself to the this imiiltin; season. Try Dry Mash ii words than ever, his unwillingness to public as the. rightful heir to the Ser- PUBLIC NOTICE be such a candidate. vian throne. He exhibited documents to improve their laying; Oil Cake Meal, to f y "Under no consideration will I run." to show that he was a descendant of he aaid. "And nobody can make me." King Lazar cf Servia, who was con- aid thvir digestion, stop their getting Governor Pinkham would not dis quered by the Turks In 1704, a royal - progres-iv- e cuss any of these subjects at greater lineage which goes a hundred years . Inasmuch as the tendency among thin and ".help them to feather properly; u length than to say that "everything further back than that of the present merchants is td short en rather than lengthen Ii was unsettled and uncertain." ruling family of Karageorgevitch. , International Poultry, Tonie, When Tucker was asked the direct "Peter has no right to the Servian to tone up H question of whether he had Informed had the the hours of their employes, thereby; assuring throne," said Streu. "Neither - the chief executive that he would not murdered King Alexander or Queen their xystems; and niaylM- Conditioning their customers, willing and efficient service, resign, he replied: "You will have to Draga. If my proofs were examined ' see the governor." However, at the and treated with fairness, the Servian j Powders would he heneticial. . fi next question, which was whether he government would have no alterna- II believed Woods would run for dele tive but to make me king. I have ' gate, he met it openly. made formal application to have this) The' HolKster Drug Co.; Ltd. "I ' am Informed he will run and 1 done, and have placed in influential believe he will," was his answer. hands copies of the documents. One of the Democrats of the com I tor "When King Lazar,was killed, two beg announce that they wilT adhere tothe n met Governor Pink-ha- II v'll tflmttff uilvisr about your" - 0 mittee that with centuries ago, Milosh Obilitch, prince stated this morning that at the and Shabatz, husband of hours during which, they have, for many years, u meeting brought of Shumadia .special poultry troubles. it was out that Tuck the daughter of the king aftd heir to jf -- served the public, viz:- - ' --ill er had not handed in his resignation, the throne, was killed also. Madame nor had he been asked for it, though Obilitch lived for a 'time In the cas--j ti y CoL McCarthy Charles J. had iifelt of near Belgrade but was him out with idea of ascertaining tie Shabatz 0 the murdered by the Turks. Her son. An- -' 6:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Daily ii whether he would refuse to resign. dria Boyn von Lazar, who was seven "Col. McCarthy told us," said the years old, escaped by reason of the a. p. Saturdays committeeman, "that Tucker had ndt of an old servant. He 6:30 m. to 9:30 in. shown a disposition to refuse to give faithfulness Cali n n - to pieces and his for ia Co., Ltd. - saw his mother cut Feed 0 his resignation.- The governor then ; j home burned. The boy and his fol- Cir. QuKn and Alakea. 8:00 as m 12 noon, and 5:30 p. m. i II suggested . that Col. McCarthy Bee e A6 lived a long-tim- in the again right away, get his lowers for - II Tucker and Shumadian. forest. j 'resignation.- - sent to 7:30 p. m. Sundays ;;! The commissioner "When he became a man AnoVIa "word back that he would think it over married, and for a time was in the! r and give the governor his answer one . i - n ' Doay guara or xne King ot rruii. way or other, later." ds - times ii the From this time on the family rec-or- while it is our aim at all to maintain through a number of genera I - vHol--' POISON THEORY NOT tions, are well authenticated. August Jit the.satisfactory service which- has made j 1 SUSTAINED AND BOY Streu, my father, married Carolyn t?r Eoyn, which was the name the des- i : listerV a household word in "Hawaiij we also 7 f y ARRESTED IS LOOSED cendants of King Lazar 'had taken. , ; have in mind the welfare of our employes. When I was ten years old the family tSi'edal Star-Turtet- !n Correspnnrtepeel came to the United States. I was 0 1 L HILO, July 24.- - Henry Martin. Hilo left an orphan at Manchester, la." ; ii nothing A. W. Hanson, Honolulu." At last accounts Streu was still PASSENGERS PHONE YOUR ; 3971 TRANSFER BAGGAGE ORDERS TO Emergency needs telephoned to or B This succinct message, received selling tickets cn the Rock Island 1865 wiU cheer- -. '.. S3 Sheriff Martin Wednesday route. at any hour, day or night, be II afternoon clears up to some extent Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd. f the mystery surrounding the death on Wednesday is understood to mean PHONE 4981 fully and quickly executed without! additional chemical analysis of the ; fj last week of David. Kawai. a home- that a closer . . ifi:J---:"V- - steader of Pepeekeo, who passed away stomach did not reveal the poisons charge... aJ , . r U after a series of convulsions on Sun- suspected, though it leaves open the U day of last week and in whose stom- possibility of death by ptomaine pois- ach Dr. Sexton afterward found what oning. This is the view now taken B he believed to be traces of an unusual by the authorities, and on the strength -- t H poison. of it Bailey was released from jail rv, i, t Hollister Drug Co., Ltd. - The case aroused considerable spe- Wednesday afternoon," a few minutes mm message i i Era culation among the authorities, with after Hanson's arrived. The a t f nil KniUi I I 1 I M the result that "Bill"' Bailey, a negro coroner's jury was then to be called mi--"11111 boy who had been with Kawai when and given the facts In the case. I the latter took ill, was placed under arrest, a coroner's jury called and the The capitalist colored when he body eventually sent Friday to spoke of the check that hung in a neat l L' ti last . A. W. Hanson, the government chem- frame over his desk. "A' bit of senti- L - d ist at Honolulu, for examination. mental ism," said he; "the first billion The message received from Hanson I ever made!" Reedy 's Mirror. HONOLULU BTAR-BULLETi- y, SATrUOAV. JTLY 2.. 1014.

SIGN OF THE TIMES Serve Iced Tea This Evening

Iced Tea Sets Iced Ti a Sjmhuis lccil Tt a (5l;issis Lemon Dislu s RILEY H. ALLEN ------EDITOR Individual Lc:mn Apicexcrs BATCltPAY JTLV 25, 11U4 a larp industrial rorrmration, mr lln iiiamigpr Wichman & Co. ' 11 ,, ;. Jof a li Kton. Hp is a professional man who Jcirelers. jnnn i iiir iiiijitf xi uiiii'f u wui '" . ii a no privan nis io serve in joininjr the Chaucer, 'chamber. ''' . His spirit is the Men! spirit for the Chamber, MAYOR'S OFFICE BETTERING THE SERVICE TO TOUhlSTS of Commerce of Honolulu. "Help Honolulu." WHI Xo rant, no cant, no sermonizing. Simple. P The Star-ltulloti- n ublishes on another pajjo rect, unsellish. That's all. yA todnj a stenographic rejKirt of a talk ncently ?nDP WYImt, : given Honolulu iA1 Club bv F. C. Star-Rulleti- to the OAKLAND'S WORK (The n invites free and anything this paper has raid to mean j a in just (ho Angeles man who brought partv of I mm frank discussion this column on all that a. poor inan is not as got! ls legitimate subjects of a things bein - Mrc current interest aa rich nian, other tourists to Hawaii. This that The Oakland estab- list pajer Board of Fducatirn has . mm Communications constantly re- equal, he is entirely mistaken. The are mmr . the l'romotion ('onmiittee ami the public at i im-inr- v Mil ceived to which 110 signature is at- men who are responsible for the iikimni an jiureau. ute omv one ni trie tached. This paper will as con- Democratic platform are In the ma- large should know definitely and in detail just . .. treat , Tal,M.H a fidential signatures to jority of cases just as well off in this - letters if the what criticisms tourists have to make of Ha- . writers so desire, but cannot irive world's good as the men mentioned rnluat.-o- f e Stanford niversitv, m charge. waii. That h the onlv av to letter wrvit-- and space for anonymous above by the writer of the letter. It will be the work of this "bureau of infor ' S The Star-Bulleti- n believes that a poor to wml away the visitors in the satisfied frame 111' 111 man is just as representative as a of mind that makes them lxosters for Hawaii. mation, statistics, and educational research" to THE POOR MAN. rich man generally more so. as there - is more of him! Editor.) , "The satisfied tourist is the greatest adver- . keep track of the progress of various phases of Honolulu, Ii. T. July 25. 1914. Star-Bulleti- Editor Honolulu STAR-BULLETI- tisement any country can have sjivs Mr. Vhool department work, and report, .invest i N IS LOW Sir: In your editorial of July 24. true or ine tour-ist- s PRINTING Weber. That is particularly gate and suggest improvements for any defi- pill! you had the list of all the committee-- ! BIDDER FOR who come to Hawaii. iB men that drafted and adopted the ! HAWAII REVISED LAWS OF ciencies r misuse of funds that mav arise. Democratic platform. Now in justice W tk W'k to myself, and the rest of the mem - . The onlv other similar departments in the ' Honolulu Star Bulletin. Ltd., was to the tJHil for more attention to the; bers of that committee, I would kind- today In bidding of navins ly you the winner the United States are in New York City, Rochester, ask the following question: and publishing tourist and the tourist's needs after he gets to Has got to a man local printing houss it time that a has for the publication of the Revised Star-Hulleti- n X. Y., and New Orleans. In these cities to money-bag- s to make himself Hawaii. This is a matter that the three ttnTxyi have Law. of Hawaii. Bid3 for this work, prominent? by leg- and the Advertiser have urged repeatedly for such a department has been a grc.it success, Do you think, or do you not believe which was authored the last islature, were cpened in Secretary of several years past, but lack of funds has always contributing largely to the efficiency of the edu- that a poor and honest Democrat working man is as representative as the Territpry Thayer's office at noon. as an explanation for the failure to take 1500 copfes in wrved cational svstem. :: the following names: C. J. McCarthy, The contract calls fcr n i n n k u u n n u n :::::::::: n n n u n n n n n a n n n n r n fuH'law-ehee- p binding, book belu up and remedy j a liiunlier of faults in local E. Wirtz, G. J. Waller, AV. H.Mc the Ef-fing- about 17.1A pages in length. The code tourist wrvice. x Clellan, D. G. Rivenburgh. John A report published the other day not, how- and P. P. Woods? , commission, confuting of Chief Jus- Judge- - Cle- As Mr. Wei r em ph a s i zes, II a wa ii h as t h e I hope that you may be able to tice Robertson. 1'ederal ever, by this pa pel had it that F. C. Weber of Old Doc's Talk answer my questions and more espe- mens and Attorney Arthur A. Wilder, goods," the'gixxls in climate, scenery and in Los Angeles in his talk to the Ad Club criti- cially at this time of the year. has direction of the work. jKHiple . who are hospitable, courteous and Yotirs truly. t cised Maui acccmniodations prices. ''' ' ap- hotel and . , A. Dominic! has been anxious to give the visitor a pleasurable stay BONDS F. C. BENEVEDES. ..Santos This report'has caused considerable resentment : pointed, minister from YenezuoTa to a n :::::: n :::::::::::: t: u n n n n t: n a a n n a interpreted1 ITnited State here. Star-Ilulleti- n (If Mr. Benevedes has lb on Maui. The is today giving U. S. bonds, my boy, are all rght. They're all sorts, too, you bet, from Tourist portico needs thorough organization, jmblicity to a complete report of .Mr. Weber's I've got mth.'ng to say against them, the governor down to that rough-hand- - hi , thoueh my acauaintance isn't intimato td warm earted fellow who'd saw hl3 elimination of petty discomforts, of small SIMHH-h- Which COIltailietl UO com- - the such adverse but I can speak for the right hand for you if such a thing be- - overcharges, of haphazanl arrangements. , The incut. bonds cf trua frieudshi;i which ire came necessary. average tourist wants to see as much of Hawaii eternal end safe. Kriends I know, and friends I never An this old weather beaten world H nut: fellows in Calcutta, my boy, who with as physical discomfort as ray as possible little In ascribing the Democratic platform attack as full if the best friends ani friend !co r.ie and den't know faults. ex- .And ycu'll have 'em, too, my lad, if too to exceptional man or r- late think possible. It is the the 83 ? .watt0,- . TrS governor Bhs tvceinr to "intriguing Kepublican brains," the I 1 y( u want them: if you don't carry a ceptional woman who likes to trough it." I never a ga.no IS gOlhg far afield. It Uiay be that he doubts two better in compensation prouch and are impervious to talk. In enfs fact, if ycu walk erect like a man and 4-- of the Promotion Committee. far-- it's ail bosh, this talk about the The meeting the existence of bniins in the Democratic ' ma'ntain a sense of humor you'll of Fire Insurance with discussion of danger of making new friends; all y(terday afternoon, its t ion lighting him. bash. never lack for a good friend and the j best of the turkey on Thanksgiving plana for a hotel On Tantalus, an amusement V ', Et'ck to the eld by all means, my when; the Fire Dept. is the day. I don't mean in a natural sense, accommodations Oet-Togeth- er - pier at Waikiki and better for Maui s Dinner starts the fire- httte"1" my son, I mean the other. V t hose who take the, wonderful trip to Halea-kalashow- s works for the third nmmnl Civi Conventijni. Why, I have more friends than I messing up your front that the is going aftor Honolulu should send a big delegation to Wai cculd well list on tliese sheets, of s - paper and they're every day; wrvice in an energetic way; ; luku next October. new, but just as gocT quality as the lawn--b- ut any time be- It's op to Hawaii to stand by the Promotion old. Committee with good suggestions, with moral One of the memlKTs of the band is a candi- boys who hair from the lower side of the Mason and Dixon line. I am told fore that it is easy for support, with financial support. . date for the legislature and quite naturally he that there ore 100 or more that are will be found during the campaign blowing his eligible to membership. you to arrange a call X "THERE'S A REASON" own horn. JOHN W. CALDWELL: The por FRED L. WALDROX: Too good table prisons will be under construe- - to keep: Frank Thompson stoppei soon. on yesterday wun tne between yourself and a ; x Cooperative promotion is the kind that will tion lire the street V Pinkhanrs, to surrender hi of-Ne- Governor refusal J exclamation, "1 see Fred that you - feed-troug- produce results for'.Kauai as well as Maui, for can- - oflioe to the h ambitions bf a j mayor J. J. fern.- fer your services for nothing. Well, Jlttle - V ...... Maui as well as IIa.waii as wcdl as for mayor- don't ajuihci me. they worth representative of the Dcinocrats-for-jobs-onl- y .brings upon for Hawaii didates 're it!'; bunch of The more who tuiithe merrier, - Oahu. him tho condemnation "of the Democratic terri- BERT LANG: Some day when 1 W. C. ACHI: I am likely to torial platform. supervisor have made a lot of money in the Army fliers have found Hawaii unsuitable. my candidacy for show business I'm going to take a rrir7nrrrntTfo:)) Of course that platform does riot represent soon, i nere s pieniy oi ume 31. and teach Lonnle Austin to AVe j vacation niight add that for; last year or two a surf-boar- y. the fascinating the Kcutiment of the Democrats of this terri-tor- problem ol ride.a It is a good many stock market fliers have come to C. O BOCKUS: The sport and should be Imported into to- - Mount Tantalus It represents the spite, the disappoint- grief.'"-- nortation the northwest ;'1V' could probably t solved by the In- ment and the attempted vengeance of a clique. counter balance plan. clined plane COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS The Star-Bulleti- n , showed yesterday that the governor Republi- - A. It is a six-ttx- What the thinks of the Democratic R. M. DUNCAN: The nominal frariiers of the platform. were hut n county platform meeting next pleasure to meet with the de- - territorial central committee seems to be can - nien, and the actual framers an even less lest wni ho harmonioua" and ilightful open hospitelity accorded my- of my family by the ) expressed in punctuation marks. territorial platform self and members :.u ruber. '' ;-- progressive as the FINE SILVERWARE V : convention people of Honolulu, which has fallen to , ' j AT nnti-Pinkha- . during few days we The m plank was not by . our lot the that dictated The significant in city. Nev- - thing about the Democratic ai.pyantier HUME FORD: I , have made our home this A. 113 Hotel St. ll.e Deraocriits . joh-- ( VIEIR JEWELRY C0n Ltd. of Hawaii, but by the platform is the very evident desire of its fram- feel sure that the "outdoor man idea er in my experience over the length " States have Lasers of Piiuahi street" f ers to apologize U takine hold In Hawaii and that and breadth of the United for it. future tourists will, be afforded plenty I met with a kindlier reception It waa animated not by the reputable mem-lcr- s of opportunity for wholesome of the party who favor a square deal but W. R. FARRLN'GTON: I think Among the many lenefits from the opening that the Fred Waliron salary by Na-tion- the element that would rule the governor's of the Panama Canal, let us hope it lowers the LT.-CO- W. R. RILEY: The proposit'on for city officials shouts office or ruin the governor's administration. price Panama Guard made ah excellent show- as fir wide rf the issu s of the 99 of hats. Honolulu for day as anything could posslhlv do. It was by jus- ing as it marched out of It inspired not any thought of Red Hill this morning. I am certain is silly. In my opin'on every taxpayer, "Waterhouse Trust tice, nor any desire for territorial progress, Nobody notices Joe Fern offering to give his 'iy Phased with the way the men turn of this city and county is willing to pay busi- 1 for efficient officials. That's nor any wish for cooperation. was inspired 1 i - ! T . II I I ! 1 UU1. It saiary 10 cuarny. jch? ininKS nis cnances 01 ness. It is also common oense. The 1 by malice, fear and greed. election too good! H. P. WOOD: ,W"n suggestions issue of the hour is not to secure men to consider regarding the building of who will contribute their salaries to 1m? nnti-Pinkha- m There may among these an amusement pier at Waikiki and a charity, but rather one of securing shouters a few men who belirve sincerely that Fred Waldron's offer has the merit of hotel on Tantalus, the Promotion men who will do the work for which Committee has enough food for they are selected and do it in an ef- the territorial government should be surren- up unprecedented interest in mayoralty thought to last It some little time. ficient manner. An efficient mayor Real Estate dered instanter 'to the Democratic "orgr niza-tio- n' politics. ' ; and an efficient supervisor can sav; as the legitimate spoils of office. But the POSTMASTER WM. F. YOUNG. many times his salary. W; don't The formatroa or a southern society want philanthropists and charfty giv- Ka-piola- ni majority of the men who have struck lit the gov- Peace, justice and liberty are Villa's desires, in this city Is to my mind only a ers in office. We want clean-cut- . hard- On Monsarrat Road near ernor through an alleged territorial plot form matter of time. The material is here, working, loyal and efficient citizens. and. he's willing to fight any time to get them. and believe me. that with thp recent know better. They an striking for a purpose, addition of the Franklin Brothers, no Germany has a population of Park. An acre of land year. and is neck-and-nec- time will be lost in linine tin the a cain of 831.000 in a that pui'pose to discredit an administra- Baseball and politics are running a k and tion that would not pander to their sordid de- race for popularity as the summer sport. well improved with plants sires nor capitulate to their self-seekin- g ambi- " good ; Modern house in - shrubs tions. t i ; - Colonel Roosevelt isn't going to stop his fight HOUSES FOR RENT on Barnes because of any $30,000 libel suit. FURNISHED. condition. IT RINGS TEDE Manoa Valley 3 bedrooms $63.00 12th Avenue 3 bedrooms 3.V00 Morgan's pet egg, the New Haven, is going to Tantalus 3 bedrooms 45.00 A citizen of Ilonolulu, joining Chamber le unscrambled. Lunalilo St 2 bedrooms 35.00 the 35.00 of Commerce, writes as follows, in Palolo Valley road .' 3 bedrooms Price for Quick Sale the letter Prospect Street '...... 3 bedrooms 60.00 Bargain enclosing his dues: King George is finding the British militant a UNFURNISHED "I do!not know that I can ever be of service persistent female. Lunalilo SL 3 bedrooms $45.00 Young SL .. ,...... 2 bedrooms 35.00 to the Chamber of Commerce but anything that Wilhelmina Rise .2 bedrooms 30.00 helps Ilonolulu helps me and' whatever that is Doesn't appear to be much sham in Aloha Lane .'...... 2 bedrooms 17.00 ' 16.00 '"J .;: Auld ,..3 bedrooms am for .:. , ; IV. Lane.;.... I iV Kalihl, opp. Kara. IV Road .,..3 bedrooms 25.00 That, rings true, it rings clear. r ; Palolo IHU i.:.wv.,...V.VV.-- 3 bedrooms ... 30.00 "Anything that helps Ilonolulu helps me and i Promotion begins at home, and all Hawaii is 113 Kinau street ...... t...3 bedrooms .. 30.00 "Waterhouse Trust" ANY PROPERTIES FOR SALE, CONFER WITH US it"-- 1 IF YOU HAVE .whatever that is I am for ,' home. WE MAY HAVE A PURCHASER. Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts. This man is not plantation nor the a man, GUARDIAN TRUST CO LTD Second Floor Bank of Hawaii Bldg. Dwner of an office-buildin- g, nor the director of The Balkans an? growling again. nOXOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY. J FLY 2.1. 1014. FIVE AM AUC TI A T7 " TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1914, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, At my salesroom, corner of Fort and Queen streets, opposite H. Hackfeld & Co., I will sell A Very Choice Property, situate on Wilhelmina Rise and Leahi Avenue, Kaimuki

Two short half blocks from the end of Kaimuki cai line. Property consists of a double walled three-bedroo-m house, with large parlor and dining room clothes c!osets--- a pantry that you can stretch yourself in a kitchen that will" please the heart of a housewife a bath room you do not have to walk sideways to get in between the bath tub and the wall sideboard is built in, anl there are plenty of large roomy cupboards. Urraer the house is a servants' room and servants' toilet. There are stationary washtubs, and part of the floor in the basement is concrete. Property wants to be seen to be appreciated. It rents for forty dollars a month. It cost four thousand and five hundred dollars. The upset is only three thousand dollars. The lot is all improved and planted; concrete walks. It is a positive snap. ' The Lot adjoining on the Mauka side will also be included in the Sale. The two lots and the house .will be sold at one time. The upset, $3,000.00. 0. A. STEVEN, Auctioneer.

Also at the same hour, time and place; I shall sell a NEW WELL-BUIL- T COTTAGE of SIX ROOMS with j large Bathroom, Sideboard, Wardrobes and Closets built in the house. Size of lot 75x200 ft., situate on 8th avenue, Palolo, one block and half from the street car line on Waialae Road.

I want to sell the above to a working man who wants a home (a good home). I am going to sell the above without reserve. I I want the wife-o- f a working man to make him buy her this home. wiil loan the larger part of the purchase price on it. 1 want the working man and his wife to quit saving rent receipts, and get a Deed. It is the prettiest little cottage there is in the neighborhood. 0. A. STEVEN, Auctioneer. Monday, July 27th, 1914, at l O o'clock a. m. . At my salesroom, corner Fort and Queen streets, opposite-H- Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., I SHALL SELL: The Very Choicest Selection of Orleiniltal IRogsthat has ever been exhibited in Honolulu They comprise 'v. I Kashan, Ana, Senas, Saronk, Kermanshah, Belouchistan, Sheran, Yordiz, Kasak, Royal Kirmans. 0. A. STEVEN, Auctioneer.

COMPANY M TRAVELED compel their attendance; but no such novices and 'rook'es, and il should , capital city for the Big Island next difficulty confronts the officers of the pertorm year. I encampment aoes DEVINS MAKES in FEATURES PROMISED FROM HIL0 IN REAL with distinction this inursaay. ine not 111 1 LULU 1 lilU Hilo company. Of the enlistment of believe the boys wiil give a good ac end until Wednesday night and Wed- MILITARY FASHION C9 men, about f(5 v. ill be on hand when count of themselvtj.' nesday .'3 cae of the most Important the steamer sails this morning. Company M is to be sequestered cn of the maneuvers, so the boys cannot Special Star-Bullet- in Cunrspndoncp J Company M goes under the charge the top deck cf the Mauna Kea, an i start homeward,, on the Mauna Kea' OUTLINE OF HIS AT EMPLOYED BOYS' CLUBS MEETING Wednesday morning. Captain Easton HILO, July 24. The boy3 of Com- of 1st Lieut. H. H. Morehead and 2d in true military style will not be per- -- they probably will get away pany M, Hiio of Lieut. Caceres. Captain J. D. Easton, mitted to mingle with the passengers, thinks the detachment the Saturday, August 1. rnn fifmuTtrnvT I Mi National Guard of Hawaii, are leav- who has always bten in commanJ at save those who care to visit the men ni iOne of the features of the celebra each division. This is awarded not ing this morning on the Mauna Kea the annual maneuveis in the past, Is in their own quarters. It had not only on of points won in busi- tion "which the employed boys clubs the basis ior Honolulu to participate in the five unable to attend this year for been decided yesterday whether they Governor Pinkham signed two pa- raVtWIIUNr the different sports on the athletic j of the Y. M. C. A- - are having next days' military maneuvers which are ness reasons. . would be expected to supply their own roles yesterday afternoon, the first for calendar for the year, but for attend- provender on the trip to Honolulu o Napoleon, was f i. Monday night, will be Joseph Stick- - to begin there tomorrow. The Hono- "iLeutenant Morehead has been Eben who convicted of . ' C ance at Bible and for service Inter-lslan- lulu companies, according to dispatch- with the company several times, how- whether the d shouid fur- a statutory effense last February and Director-Gener- on rendered as well. The Washington : al Reads Report es reecived this week, are having dif- ever." said Captain Easton yesterday, nish it to them. i sentenced to serve a term of from finT-rnrmrh- around .the wo.rld'yuimXlllN.ot. Club is the winner in division A and nolhrin, of on . ficulty in getting out the required "and he thoroughly understands the The date of the company's return is, three months, to five years. The seo in the other section there is a close The orders Sho who i - quota of men, the employers refusing work. He needs the experience as still rather indefinite. ond was for San Bok. wi Phomnep : cardm . Pe- ninnaiI I 1 l I I nfI IMsii!1 mm 1 1 I I a number of nosta! - collected- in rrace between the Shermans, the mm I I w . r 111 I I 111 I " ' ' 1.11 v 1 11. Ml m ml.- 1 J -- 1..V. and I thought read Company M shall return to convicted of burglary, a year ago and -: IJ y J 1L. - to let the young fellows quit their first in command this that . i.: t , .. ., an parca oi me worm nuu uieee yt-- iers tuiu me Lite a. me wiumug uiuu two a - a would be a good for him to get Hilo Thursday, but this likely will sentenced, to, serve not less than fop Oi be thrown von the screen from-- re- in this division will not be announced jobs for that length of time, ani time Mcui Las set the date the flet may be out tu it. Company M is not a troop of prove impossible av no boat leaves the nor more than 20 years. general out-- nectroscope. His lecture will follow, until Monday night, corporal's guard turned convention, sketched the supper line of the crop-a- and appointed Mr. Immediately j after the in One of the other atrtactfons on the R. general Coke, Ha at evening's program is C. P.; Lommls E. Bevins the director in ;M J:15" - charce the event p. m. I talk on "The Boys of the Assocla- LJ .i .ii. Every fall It is customary to re- - tion Jn the States." Mr. Loomis has :i,f V? g?X ' organize fcc cV.s In? the boysVMe- - Just returned from an extended trip ' y.r:rn7l paxiuieub mi. v. visiting the . various associations ing for, settling, many ui uie i. a. iuu iuib the date and will meeting of nine throughout some prelim'naries cm Thursday be the last the the states and has afternoon which have now been together interesting stofies to tell the boys as preceding t-together 'clubs the dinner of lor ten months. The prizes for the well as some new plans to suggest limi Thursday even'ng. During the dinner - Bimy year are to be given Eighteen for next year. Mr. Bevins read the report cf the com- out : i pennants go . championship , AH boys who been members Lot to the have a given mittee which is in full and put teams cross country. Indoor base of during the past ten months the Civic conventicn In full in dubs definite j ball, volleyball, basketball, track, the are Invited to attend, because this report , swine His follows: decathlon, swimming and baseball. is the windup of the club year. In To the President and Members of the The prize which Is most coveted by order to get a seat at the supper Maui Chamber of Commerce: the boys is the large shield, which table in Cocke Hall your name should Your committee appointed to all-roun- : take goes to the best d team in be handed in at the boys' department. charge of all arrangements for the third annual Civic convention, to- - be held on; Maul during the year 1914, reports as follows: FOR CONSTIPATION, TOHPID LIVER, i At a meeting of your committee held June 26th, Mr. William Searby and J. J. Walsh were - appointed a committee on - accommodations to HEADACHE. DYSPEPSI- A- A BOX make a eanvass of hotels and privale I houses to ascertain as nearly as possible the number of delegates who f could be accommodated, also to com--; iTurn the rascals out the headache, bile from your liver and carry off the Civic or municate with the various biliousness, indigestion,, constipation, decomposed waste matter and consti- ganizations throughout the territory, pation poison from the bowels. possible the sick, sour stomach and foul gases ascertain as yearly as the : A Cascaret tonight will straighten at-- - 10-ce- number of delegates who would ' turn them out tonight with Cascar- you out by morning a nt bcx report - - tend the convention, and to: ets. - keeps your head clear, stomach sweet, TO within four weeks. Don't put in another day of distress. liver and bowels regular and you feel At a meeting of the committee held Let Cascarets cleanse and sweeten bully for months. Don't forget the July 21. this committee on accom. IPayninig your remove sour, children their little Inside3 need a amid. 8tomach; the that accommoda-- Stop gested and fermenting food and that good, gentle cleansing, too. adver- iiuns cuuiu lur VUi, misery-makl- nr eas: take the excess tisement . zvv ueicgaiea. 5uuiiuccr n acciuru advisable that there be no over-crowdin- g, and it was decided to place the CANDY CATHARTIC On our EASY PAYMENT Plan you can soon number of delegates at ITS, this number to be apportioned among the various bodies represented.; " " " OWN your home

A general discussion of the best . and most efficient method of handling the convention resulted In a decision CENT ANY DRUG STORE that a director should be appointed, be also; 50 cekt boxes Note these features: Proper Location; Near Gar to have charge of all arrangements.' with power to call committees and es together, and to call: Line and center of Town; Plenty of Artesian upon any or all members of the Civic doners, luaus and banquets and ar-- are necessarily indefinite at this time, convention committee, or of the rangements therefor. . but will be worked out later by the ex-- , Chamber of Commerce r he to be convention ; Pmmm rommittee: committee appointed therefor. Water; Pleasant Surroundings. -- officio a member of all committees Messrs :J. J. Walsh, D. C. Lindsay and Your committee feels that very sat- and Mr. E. R. Bevins F. F. Baldwin were named as a com isfactory progress is being made, that appointed such director. mittee on the convention program. we have a good working organization, com- Low Priced sure to Advance Date of Convention: Your; ItjUthe sense of your committee and that the convention can be han- mittee has fixed the date of the con- tha't Saturday, October 3 should be dled very efficiently and satisfactori- Get in on the grout d floor before prices are higher. Only vention as October 3rd to 6th both the opening day of the business por- - ly. inclusive. This date W ill, it is thought . tinn Af the mnvpntion- - that th mn Respectfully submitted. all concern- - be most convenient for vention convene at 9 a. m. at the j F. F. BALDWIN, - - , J ed. - ; . Armory At Wailuku, that the day and i H. B. PENHALLOW, mm m mm m a ( Finances: Your committee has de j tnat ntilg devoted to business, H. W. RICE. cided that the expenses ol : the con-- ( lunch at noon to Eerved at the J. J. WALSH. $50 down and $10 per month venUon should be defrayed by 6ub-- i Maul Hotel at which Bhort talkg wU1 R. A. WADSWORTH, per Lot be arranged for. . WM. SEARBY. consisting of Messrs D. C. Lindsay, On Sunday the delegates will be E. R. BEVINS. R..A. Wadsworth and J. J. Walsh was shown the various points of interest Committee. Torrens Title with every lot-- appointed to work with ; Mr. W. H. on the Island, with a luau to be giv- Rice, treasurer. Mr. Rice was also en at noon at Haiku and Kuiaha, at He Well, how do you like baseball? authorized to call on such other mem- which the program will be In charge She (at her first game) It's perfect- Call and ride out to property in our machine, or take bers of the Chamber of Commerce as of the Honolulu Ad Club. Sunday ly lovely. But why do they hav those he. may consider necessary to assist evening a dinner will be arranged for; policemen about? Oh, '"I know; it's to in the raising of the necessary funds. at Lahaina, the delegates returning prevent the men from stealing bases! King street car out to Houghtailing Road and walk up to Transportation; Messrs. Wm. to this-sid- e of the Island by auto Boston Transcript, Walsh, L. von Tempsky and W. F. immediately after. j m - the Tract. : Pogue were named as a transporta- On Mnnrtnv thA htietnpca ftasitlrtn 1 ' Plone- nf Tint piiUtv npro pntprpd in " I I tion committee.' It la probable that will ha continued, find Mnndav pvpn-- ! tho fori p ml rnnrt at Dps Moinps. la .l Ha-leaka- special trips will be arranged up la lag a banquet will . be given at the on behalf of the 36 plumbers charged and along the ditch for Octo Maui Hotel after which delegates will with violation of the Sherman Anti- - C?5 ber 4 for such delegates as mayH to steamer Mauna Kea law. ' be escorted the trust O express a desire to take the same. which, it is expected, will stop at mm MO Refreshments: Messrs. Wadsworth, McGregor's for them. Kona delegates Little Press Agent Seventeen col- Penhallow and Bevins were appoint- will be able to return by Mauna Loa umns, five full page photos and a mov- FORT STREET NEAR MERCHANT ST. PHONE 216X. ed a committee on refreshments; they on Tuesday. ing picture reel less than we thought to have full charge of all lunches, The details of the program itself it would." BIX HONOLTJETT OTXCBULXETIN, '.SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1014.

Honolulu Stock -- Exchange,, DAILY- - REMINDERS Saturday, July 25. Masonic Temple MERCANTILE Bid ' Asked ' Round the island tn auto $5.00. r L 2l41.-adre- II VI FIRE Alexander&BaldwIn Ltd. Lewis Stables. Phone r- 4A w C. Brewer ft Co .... 230 tisement. SUGAR. Jim Qulnn and Manuel Reis are WHITE LEGHORNS Veekly Calendar Kwa Plantation Co. ... 17 17 now located at the Young Hotel Auto Haiku Sugar Co...... 924 ... Stand, opposite Young Hotel. Phone Oahu and Hawaiian Commercial (Acclimated) Si, Co. 1W 2511. advertisement today. Hawaiian Agri. .... are the only stocks moving MONDAY Hawaiian C. & Sug. Co. . 2'Ai 25 The Courtland Hotel, where com- Both are unchanged in price. Of Oahu CLUB STABLES - fortable rooms and excellent cusine Leaht. Chapter, O. E. S.; stat- AUTOMOBILE Hawaiian Sugar Co 110 shares were sold between boards LIMITED. ed; p. m. MARINE . 2 are under the management of Mm. 710 Honokaa Sugar Co. 24 at 13.624. and of Hawaiian Commer- Tel. 1109 Honomu Sugar Co H. E. Palmer. advertisement cial 30 and 10 shares between boards TUESDAY: Hutchinson Sug. Plan. Co If you are. interested in photo- and 15 on the board at 25.25. Honolulu Lodge No. 409; Spe Kahuku Plan. Co ... 144 graphy you should read The Photo - clal, First Degree; 7:3U p, m. Sugar Co SO . . . . Miniature." There are 130 of these -- Kekaha COMMERCIAL NOTES I COULD JUST DIE TANGO-ING- " WEDNESDAY Koloa Sugar Co. booklets each containing an authori- to a new tune on a Vic- Lodge No. 21; Spe McBryde Sugar Co. Ltd . . 2 2 tative article on some phase of photo- Hawaiian graphy. Additions are it be made to the tor Record, played on a Vic cial. Th'rd Degree; 7; 30 p. m. Oahu Sugar Co. 134 13 $40,(RH. LIFE Pleasanton Hotel to cost trola. , ; Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd 1V 14 There's the best in good stationery THURSDAY-FRID- AY at Arleigh's; everything from cheap Onomea Sugar Co IS 194 The pineapple canneries on Maui BERGSTROM MUSIC CO Ltd. Sugar Co. paper tablets up to the best in boxed , Paauhau Plsn. ; Lodge Spe-- writing paper with envelopes. Sta- are reported to be working at full Oceanic No. 371. Pacific Sugar Mill cial. Third Degree; 7:30 p. m. Co. tionery for every 'home and social Paia Plantation ... 924 use. Peepeekeo Sugar Co At Arleigh's. SATURDAY The Hawaian News Co., Ltd., in This season's crop of coffee in theirs. Mill Co 17 18 L'.i,n Uon-at- l nrill )u I I Pioneer the Young building, everything in 1. Vila, iianaii Atatritiuiu iv i it.. w " TO AgrL Co 50 60 sell SHOW A BRAVE FRONT ? SCHOFIELD LODGE Waialua the line of "Y filing $1,000,000 if prices keep up. A Sugar Co. '. ft E" devices THE WORLD BY WEARING Wailuku and office fixtures. A large THURSDAY. Sugar Co. lot of all NEW ADLER - ROCHESTER Walmanalo ... kinds of devices has just arrived and Work Is being rushed on the navy YOU CAN Meeting for business, 7:30 p. Casde&Coo Sugar Mill SUIT SUCH AS Walmea Co.. is being unpacked. hospital buildings at Pearl Harbor hi GET FOR $25 AT THE IDEAL m. Work In First Degree, MISCELLANEOUS. Ladies desiring to acquire a Pa- the Spalding Construction Co. ' 7:30 p. m. & pfd. 20 CLOTHING CO., Pantheon Bldg. Agents Haiku F. Pack. Co. .... nama hat. either plain with the flap- Haiku Ft.&Pkg. Co.. Com. army posts SATURDAY- - ping brim, or pressed into distinctive Construction work at Work in First Degree. Hawaiian Electric Co...... 1C8 shapes ready for trimming, are advis- here Is awaiting the passage of the Hawaiian Irr. Co. Ltd.... ed to see the Panama hat exhibition necessary appropriations tfy Congress. - All visiting members of tha Hawaiian Pineapple Co... 344 354 at the parlors of Miss Power, in the -- FLOWERS TO THE FAIR- order are cordially invited to at- Hilo R, R. Ce. pfd Boston block. R. K. Trent advocates the exploit- In other words, a beautiful bou- tend meetings of local lodges. " Ry. Co., com "24 "7 Established In H5t. Hilo i" International poultry tonic or con- ing of Honolulu abroad as the best quet for Her purchased at the Hilo Ry. Co. pfd ditioning powders are very necessary : residence spot on Florist Shop of Mrs. E. M. Tay- Hono. B. & M. Co., Ltd. 16 during your 164 hen's moulting season. earth. lor, Hotel street, opposite the HONOLULU LODGE NO. 1, MODERN- BANKof Hon. Gas Co. pfJ 105 Also you .... should diet the hens instead Young Cafe. -ORDER OF PHOENIX. HAWAII Hon. Gas Co. com. 103 .... of letting them have any old thing Ewa crop estimates have been " re- Hona R. T. ft L. Co... 160 that comes handy. Put your poultry duced 1000 tons to 30.027 tons cf su Will meet at their home, corner BISHOP&CO. Inter-Islan- d S. Nav. Co. 123 .... problems up to the California Feed gar. This is owing to impure juices Beretania and Fort streets, every Mutual Telephone Co. . . . 17 17 Co., Ltd., who will gladly advise you. BANKERS. and low sucrose content of the cane. PURE ICE CREAM Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Oahu Ry. & Land Co... 124 G. C. LKITHEAD. Lader. 13 Were you unstrung yesterday no -- Pahang Rubber Co. .... Davenport Bush has been awarded You onn'r take ycur ' : J. W. LLOYD. Secretary. .- better today you when you Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. -. 20 headache that keeps the contract at $2191 for erecting a RAWLEY'S incmvv with BONDS. pounding away spoils your work or new building on the Normal School e Phone 4225 HONOLULU LODGE, 616, B. P. O. E. pleasure? will-mak- you Fort nn Beretania itosk tin limit' Divide Commercial and Travelers' Let- Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s. . Shac right. grounds. Pupils' of the school will do v Honolulu Lodge No. advertisement '. Imt have Ik'Hit ters of Credit Issued on the H. C ft S. Co. 5s...... the painting. $16, B. P. O. Elks, oull a Hawaiian Irr. Co. 6s Bank of California and meets In their hall, on journey if for old age you Haw. Ter, 4s, ReL 1905.. LARGER ENTERTAINMENT Many plantation managers through King St, near Fort, provide'. the London Joint Haw. Ter, 5s, Pub. Imp.. out the islands are encouraging mov- JExtra.Large every Friday evening. 1 Stock Bank, Haw. Ten Pub. Imp. 4s.. FOR TOURIST PLAN OF ing . picture shows as a means of Visiting Brothers are Haw. Ter. ;V'-0.- . Ltd, London 4s...... brightening the lives of the laborers Chiffoniers cordially invited to 15 Y . PROMOTION COMMITTEE ,! iv Haw. Ter. 3s...... and their families. IAl LEY'S FURNtTURE STORE attend. SAVING Hilo R.RC0.63 l33ae01.. - Alakea St, near King. U ANDREWS, E.R. Hilo R.R.Co.R.ftE. Con.6s . . . 65 The first step toward carrying out larg- . What is regarded as one of the H. DUNSHEE, Sec. KOMK Honokaa Sug. Co. 60 the Promotion Committee's new po pineapples ' Correspondents for the Ameri- Cs.... est shipments of canned licy of . providing 48,-00- : , can Express Company and Hon. Gas Co., Ltd. 5s.. for more extensive ever made from here Is that of 0 McKINLEY LODGE,. No. 2, OF accommodation Dont Mils This Chance. ' Wm. Thos. Cook e 80 n. Hon. R.T.&L.C0. 6s 103 and entertainment of cases in the steamer Wilhelmina K. of P. ; 1 ' Ry. Co. Cs tourists, were taken yesterday after- CROWN BICYCLES ONLY $30. tiiosi: Kauai on her last departure for the coast 3d Tues- noon when, at a meeting ts, Meets every 1st and DOLLARS Kohala Ditch Co. Cs. . . . B of the f day evening 7:30 o'clock In McBryde Sugar Co. . 95 discussion was had on the agent RY CO. i at 5s. ... Dr. E. V. Wilcox; special in HONOLULU CYCLE cor.-Fo- rt NOW! matter of Wai-kik- i, K. of P. Hall, and Interest Allowed on Mutual Tel. 6s ; . . . . . 101 aa amusement pier at sla-tio-n, Term and ... a charge of the federal experiment 180 South King St Visiting brothers Savings Bank Deposits. Natomas Con. Cs hotel on Tantalus and the pro- acting dis- - Beretania. viding of is as arbitrator of cordially invited to attend. Oahu Ry. better facilities for those v ' ft Land Co. 5s 100 persons putes between certain plantations of KOLB, C. Oahu Sugar Co. making the trip to Haleakala. agency W. V. C 6s...... was by C. Brewer ft Co.'s and cane B. REEVES, K. R. S. Olaa Sugar Co. 6s ...... 50 60 It stated r Chairman H. P. L. Wood that he had planters on shares. Pacific Guano ft F. Co. Cs 1014 conferred with For. the Latest Style Hat Governor Pinkham regarding, the pro- ' Pacific Sugar MUX Co. 6s posed G. Fred Bush is having a country for Ladles' and Gentlemen erection of a hotel on the slopes -- Si San Carlos Milling Co. 6s 0 'Come and See Us. of Tantalus, and that, the chief execu- dwelling In the Colonial style erected BETHEL 8T. AUTO 8TAND BANK Waialua' Agri. Co. 5s ... a on - slope behind Aiea, ." tive had informed him that two sites', the mountain , K. uyeda ten miles Honolulu. It is of two Alexander both government property, were avail- from 1028 Nuuamt SL i ef Sales: Between s Boards 50, 60 able for such a project According to stories, with extreme dimensions of Phone 4004 Sug. 13 ; 10 ' Oahu Co. 30, Haw. . 60 by Secretary1 Wood, the governor . said 70 feet C ft S. Co. 25 !4. Session Sales 15 that he would be pleased to enter Into CHEAP RATES ; ; I 11. c. & s. Co. HONOLULU 2314. r a discussion on the matter with, a The Clift Hotel cf 13 stories in San 'UNION FORD STAND LIMITED competent committee. Chairman Francisco,' which will be opened the 'Baldwin Latest - Sugar quotations: 96 deg. Emil A. ' appointed first of next year, is being erected by Berndt. therefore, CONFECTIONS test. 3.21 eta., or $650 per ton. a. committee consisting of W. R. Cas- the estate of the same name from the Phone 4770 - SUMMER Limited. . L. proceeds of investments in the Ha- ? Issues K. N. ft K. letters of tle, Fred Waldron, Wade Warren ' IN M fLLBMERY t"" Thayer, Dr. C. B. Cooper, George G. waiian sugar industry. UNION ST N EAR H OTE L . Credit and - Travelers' Checks Guild, Albert Waterhouse and Riley MISS POWER Sugar Factors available - throughout world. exe- Company the Sugar 3426cts H. Allen to confer with the chief Iwilel Rice. Mill has been Boston Block Commission Merchants cutive regarding the possibility of se- incorporated at $12,500, in 250 sharea curing, one of these upon which of $50 each, par value with the privi- SPECIAL SALE might ac- $100,000. and Insurance Agents :Beefe9S'3d be erected a hotel for the lege of increase to The Glass Linen and Pongee Waist commodation of both tourists lo- Kam Cable and are Chinese, Lam Patterns PONGEE SUITS Transfers at cal persona, v Chin being the president DRY-CLEANE- Henry-- " : CHAN 4 CO. ': D Waterhouse Trust Co., . ''YEE - Plans for a proposed amusement ' Agents w ' ' ' Cor. King and Bethel ,8ta for lowest Rates pier, at Walkikl Beach were submit- : J. D. Dole, the leading pineapple ; - LAUNDRY Hawaiian Commercial & Sog&r ted to- the ; committee by 'Architect packer of Hawaii, is quoted as saying ' FRENCH Mwnbsra Honolulu ' ' 149t . Co. - .v.- Stock and Bond H. L. Kerr.: The estimates shoW'ed that 8000 tons of the fruit will rot in Phone i - -- t Exehangt i " IIalknSugar Company. , . , that such a pier would cost in the the ground this season, owing to the MXHESNEY COFFEE CO. rata Plantation. FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS neighborhood of $250,000.' Chairman inability of the canneries to take care C. Co. Telephone 1203 ' Berndt appointed a committee con- of all the crop offered to them. Agricultural Company. V Brewer & Mac-farlan- e, Et ROASTERS. -- Hani sisting of R. ..W. . Shingle, Harry COFFf ) HEYWOOD SHOES WEAR; Cart-wrigh- t, " Hawaiian Sagar Company. V (Limited) "Sonny" Cunha, Bruce 1 C. Lowry, salea Deabrs in Old Kona Coffee you ex ; , Statements of Frank And wear longer. than J. F. MORGAN-CO.- LTD. j 'L j L. - ; Kabuku Plantation Company, Jr.; Bertram Rlvenburgh, H. agent of the Federal Sugar Refinery MERCHANT ST. ! HONOLULU a- pect for $4.50 end $5. SUGAR FACTORS,. COMMI8. Kerr and R. O. Matheson, a commit-- , (C. A. McBryde Sugar Co' Ltd. ; STOCK BROKERS I ,;: Spreckels'), to the effect that SHOE CO. ' MANUFACTURERS' S tee to make an investigation Into. the consumer of sugar has received ; Company. ( . SION MERCHANTS, SHIP. Inforaiatloh Famished and Loan the Kahulul, Railroad ' project o Limited. ': ;. ' " feasibility of such a and cheaper sugar owing to the new tariff, Kauai Railway Company. ; i PING AND: INSURANCE report back to the committee at an have been refuted by Sugar, a Chicago ; H. HACKFELD & CO. & MERCHANT early date. . Kauai Fruit Land Co, Ltd. AGENTS, FORT HONO. STREET STAR ttLD& magazine. a ' : 8T, . . - W1N01 r ''.--- ' I The committee was asked to take 'Limited. LOOK FOR TUX WHITJl Honolua Ranch. ": LULU, T. H. some action with regard to securing Plantations are making heavy de- Sugar Factors,' Importer, and prison labor in Kapiolani Park; it be- mands on the federal "experiment sta- Commission ' Merchants. ing requested by J. D. Mclnerny that tion for . jack bean seeds, the crop of .HONOLULU. 30 be to List of Officers Directors: at least prisoners detailed which will be plowed under, to add fer- and assist in the upkeep of the park. . ' tility to soU. Is said by Dr. Rre?Insurance E. F. Bishop President : the It Wilcox to he less susceptible to pests OV- - W'A N T Ai TAXI G. H. Robertson ; than the cowpea used for the same FOR JCE COLD DRINKS AND; 2500If t " Phone ;4J$J 1 ' ...... FURNISHED ROOMS Vice-Preside- THE nt and Manager MARRIAGE LICENSES purpose. 14 ICE CREAM, TRY THE R. Cool, mosquito-proo- f furnished rooms, B. Dillingham Co. Ivers ...... Secretary by FRANK M. BARKERE 1904 Mu- DRUG f, centrally located. Apply Helen's Issued Since the growth , of the HAWAIIAN CO. , A. R. 89 Society Hono- LIMITED. E. Ross...... Treasurer; Court, opp. Y. M. C. A. Merchant Street tual Building and Loan Tflggery, lulu, Capital paid Hotel and Bethel Streets Silva's General Agent ; - 5915-6- shows as follows:. ' for Hawaii: G. R. Carter.....) . t ; Joseph' W. Canario. Honolulu . .25 in from $10,847 to" M67.045; loans, i ' . Limited. Atlas Assurance Company of R" C. H. Cooke...... ) Clara M. Wist Pahala .27 from $9952 ttf 7$J87,117: aross ; eara-ing- s. 8T0RE-F0- GOOD Under-writer- s' RENT. THE London New York "FOR ? 4 Agency; Providence J. R. Gait Directors from $41S id $14,369; Interest . CLOTHES" !...... ). ? per. to' 8 - ' Washington Insurance Co. cottage, cool and in good con to members, "from .4 cent J - ; MM Elks' Building Street R. A. Cooke ) BIRTHS per cent; reserve and Undivided 'pro- VJP"'. 4th floor Stangenwald Building. dition. Apply 1115 Lunalilo St ..; 5915-6- fits, from $170 to $4533. A. Gartlcy ...... ) v t ,. THOMPSON Tp Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. G. May ...... Auditor E. Thompson, of Honolulu, on July On the recommendation of R. S. Nicely furnished house, four bedrooms 24, a daughter. and sleeping porch, $50. No child- - Hosmer, superintendent of forestry, BasKetry agri-ultu- re forestry AgentsWanted v ren. addiv Mrs. is. uee. imi Ma the board of and has approved of the creation of two - ' 600 Specimens gazine st Phone 1463. HEAL ESTATE TBAXSACTIOSS A SOUTH ' . new reserves, which remain to HAWAII HOME CO. . ' 5914-t- f forest INSURANCE OF HAWAII by-- . governor -- SEAS CURIO CO. For'Sale v be proclaimed the , If 1 LtdL, Bldg., 96 King cor. 24, 1914, ONeil St, Entered of Record July found a pubH( hear- PINEAPPLE. iYouny Building HORSES FOR SALE. a. m. 4:30 p. m. desirable after Fort St $1600 2 bedroom From 10:30 to ing. One Kauoo and KipShnlu ' DISTILLED WATER house, artesian st, H G Danford M is the - T Murakami to - near Punahou School; 53x105. fine- by Aj W, reserve on Maui , the lot Several horses for sale Cornelia A Bishop (w) to J F C and the other CONSOLIDATED SODA WA.' Seabury, 2009 Liliha Phone Olaa Forest Park reserve on HawafL '-- ; THE YOKOHAMA. SPECIE st v Hagens . t '. D WATER WORKS COW LTD, - ; ; ' - t QUENCHING v BANK, LIMITED. 2198. . , Ernest N Parker to John T Baker D 601 Fort 8C Phoae 2171- - LUSCIOUS 5913-6- t Besides its original uses of drying Ten. Elizabeth K Puahl to William R ' 4 algaroba beans for fodder and cane Capital subscribed.... 8,000,000 P.E. B. STRAUCH Castle Addl-Sec- y Capital paid Tr bagasse for sugar mill fuel, the steam up...... 30.000.000 Walty Bldg. 74 8. King St Victoriana da-- Maceta & wf to ISLAND dryer invented by G. F. . Winter, en- Reserve fund.. 18.300,000 National Surety Co D MUTTON K. AWOKI. Local Manager NEW TODAY Benjamin Glover to A W Brown gineer of Li hue plantation, has Droved SODA, WATER Co. L pre- HIGH GRADE HONOLULU -- just the thing for treating alfalfa OR:-REN- Tr ...... BS T NOTICE. : Entered of Record. July 25, 1914, paratory to grinding, it Into meal for LET ME RENT OR SELL f stock. The product Is' said to be much Metropolitan . Meat Market YOUR PROPERTY. New furnished cottage .,...... $32.50 From 8:30 a. m. to 10:30 a. m. . 3445 ; coast article, as It in Phone New cottage ...... 27,50 A public hearing will be j held at Mitsuo Sanzuchi to Komoto Ko- - superior to the Only 2 gears In mesh In the Have Calls Every Day. Com- cludes the leaves with the stems .oil Five-bedroo- m house ...... 30.00 the ofice of the Public Utilities ruku CM simple build- - the plant I I R Two-bedroo-m cottage .15.00 mission, room 507 Stangenwald G W Lockington to George Ka- F R SB E MO TO Wilson," Neat cottage In town 2 bedr'ms 22.00 ing, Honolulu, Oahu. on Tuesday, lauao ...... Rel I to 75 h.p. Ironclad guarantee. JR. p. - J. Edgar Higgins, horticulturist of cottage 2 25.00 Jury 28, 1914, at 2:30 m., for the W K Kalalwaa ft wf to T K Lala- 125 Fort 9hone ?S68 Neat in town, bedr'ms - HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co. St purpose of completing the investiga- kea D the Hawaii 'experiment station, will Grindstones i I tion into the affairs of Liwai Kaiko to William Hawelu. . D return from a year's detail of work; in H; - p Schnack, Steam Navigation Company, Lim- E E Conant to J G Henriques .... Rel Porto Rico in the August transport Seal Estate. -- ited, under Act 89 S. L. 1913, Institut- J G Henriques ft wf ta First Bank from .the coast He has investigated MONUMENTS Lewers & Cooke,' Ltd. ' Brewer Buildine. Telephone 363 ed by said commission on its own mo- cf Hilo" Ltd ( Kona branch) .. . . M pineapples ; in Cuba and Porto Rico and all kinds of marble wort Giffard & Roth tion.- Joe Fernandez to Frank R Souza and is bringing home many new ideas cleaned and repaired by expert SPARING NO PAINS. . J. N. S. WILLIAMS, et al .... M regarding, the culture. Plants of "a workmen at reasonable prices...... C : ttangewald . Edlg, 102 Merchant St Acting Maria. Martins to Manuel BotemoCM dozen of the finest varieties of1 pines ISNT IT so? Call Zimmerman at Chairman. - for y - grown Cuba, "Have you noticed when a man has STOCK AND BOND BROKtAS "What made you write all those 5915-Jul- 25. 27, 28. Lin Sen Chun ft wf et al to Lau In Florida and have been J. C AXTELL'S ; the-stat'b- n. - an argument with a woman he always - - Members Hcnolu'u Stock and " Bond foolish letters? Wong ...... D received at Alakea Street v was M. North, the most widely Charles M Cooke Ltd to Luk Hee gives In?" Exchange It the influence of unbound Isaac "Yes. von affection. The foolisher I acted the known boatman of the Hudson River. C. Paafc Hagenlocher was suspended and have noticed when a 1 I I TYi:S STAk-BULLET- ; woman has an argument with a man gTAR.BULLETl?r TOU Ur ITES TOU better the girl seemed to like me." died at his home in Kingston, N. Y William Kahlbaum to Charles from tmsinhershti of. the Philadelphia - 1 she never gives out?'. ,u . s v year. Washington Star. , ; aged 73.- - Kahlbaum ) . t? DCtockrExchange for one '.'I

1 ... HONOLULU STAIMIDLLETIX. RATITRpAY, JULY 25, 1914. SEVEN ' o o 5 j : "IK HIE BISHOP'S CARRIAGE," LEO SPOT i ! i CROOK PLAY, SCORES SUCCESS JUVENILES' NEXT

- M1 . ; 3 . , ... MIDSUMMER OPKIIA SEASON ON OF THE FAMOUS BIG OEEERING JUVENILE

"The Isle of Spice," B. C. Whitney's greatest success, will be presented Monday evening at the Bijou theater by the Juvenile Bostonians.. With 20 great song hits, including Made by Laird, Schober A. Co. "Goo Goo Man." "How Can You Tell Till You Try," "United States Ma- rines," "You and I." "Little Jap From 4. Nicotar," "Silly Sailors,",, and "The Cuban and French Heels J'. r Witches' Dance." gorgeous i costumes, 9 , clever comedy and superb scenery and effects, the comic cera promises mi to be a record-breakin- g success. : Few comic operas produced in this $5.00 and $6.00 country have enjoyed the success of LAST TIME TQNIQHT. "The Isle of Spice," which took Chica- go by storm and made New York sit uppers up and take notice. It is by far the The swellest white linen shoes, and soles ever sold here. greatest thing Whitney has ever done. ; - 1 1 ... The Juvenile Bostcnians have made a rattling success of the comic opera wherever they have played it ' It LA gives all the favorites a fine opportu- Mclnerny Shoe Store nity to display their voices and abili- ties as actresses, and that they take V above Stn-e- t AUDRIN'S LIGHT OPERA MASTERPIECE Fort Kin;; Scene from "In the Bishop's Carr iage," crook play that is scoring big I success at Ye Liberty theater. .1 J In the, good old days the correct ful as when a confidence woman. la place to end the story of one who ap one of her adventures she was caueht J proprlated the ' belongings of his fel by the owner cf an apartmtmt In which low was behind steel bars, but the she had taken refuge. This man, a CHAPLAIN SCOTT ? criminal "In Bishop's Carriage" manager, 0. J.W. Beginning Monday Night in The theatrical saved her t from was last seen In the arms of the man the police by having her read from she loves and who saved her from the a play In their presence as if. she 1 (if' B. C, Whitney's Greatest Succese bars 'and. her pal In crime who ended were rehearsing. She made such a of the 25th Infantry t- - his days an exile. .' favorable impress'.on upon him that Mary PIckford as Nancy Oldon in he gave her a chance to liveA differ- IF this motion picture play at Ye Ltljerty ent life, which chance she 'grasped. er : will speak "5 i'f v .theater portrays a charming little When her partner thief was sent to at the crook, and were.it not that her better Sing Sing she became a famous act- ' self triumps would be a risky example ress and afterward married the man- to place before the minds of other ager who had given her the opportu- ' ' girls. No place Is sacred to , Nancy nity to prove herself. . , jWhen she wants to escape her pursu- The management of. Ye Liberty is - J imm,.. i ers,' consequently "she takes her audl-'enc- e showing also two other films, winter jfiaMisiupe into many. Interesting places and scenes in the. north . of Sweden and some rather dangerous ones, "The Haunted House," Beth are j mo-- , principal character In this good pictures and between reels Jack I - The s tion play is Nancy and to those who Le Claire sings . baritcne solos. Mr. have . read the book the only disap-- ' Le Claire Is an added attraction which pointmenL and it is but slight, is that is being put on at Ye'Xiberty for this giving K5 I she Is not shown as Imitations week and Is well worth hearing. The of tlje different famous, characters. bill is varied and most entertaining - i . 5 - Nancy en- 1 Sunday, 7:30 m. it I has brains and that makes.her and will appeal to these who hare July 26, at p. Chicago's .charming because she is so quick to joyed the heavier' motion plays pre- Glittering Musical Triumph ! see a way of a difficulty, . When viously SPECIAL MUSIC cut shown as well as to those 0 j her. cleverness waa directed into an who prefer the brighter and lighter - ' ' -- other course ishe was ju3t as success- side of life. : ' ... ' 1 1 Orchestra Male Quartet Soloists Auspices of Y. M. C. A.

Popular Summer Prices to Meet the Popular Demand: Reserved Or--' DRfilLARENi; TOiEKIFE"; chestra Scats, 60c; Reserved Dress Circle Seats," 30c; Reserved Gal

; oeau, , , : v. lery ; .1 1 ? r POPULAR THEATER MatineeReserved Seats, 50c; 25c; General Admission, Children, 25c Tonight Two Shows, 6:30 and 8:30. Tiolifoi "Billie" O'Neil. favorite with the ( WWW W I I K W wwva iollilEi VUTIII WVV.VIMCilltlf VIIIV Will WW WWII ihiiiriiniVninvii riiniiir nBi tojood advantage in next production. 1 i 1 VAUDEVILLE AND 1.1011011 PICTURES 1 v wh 11 1 hi 111 ill r r nr ni--i 111 in&lliU&liU Ulilll JU1III A11L. 1. . advantage of the opportunity need Ilifl j hardly added. ' be Feature Fild of . ) j Thom Hellen, pretty prima don- - the Dr. Ian McLaren, for the past two With a series : of settings- drawn na with a glorious voice, appears in Ground-Breakin- g Ceremony for Hawaiian Building At' Panama Pa- LEDSEITY; THIXATIXR months physical director of the Alex from actual life In Cne western states, one of her most pleasing roles in this cific Ejcposition Cronuds. YE ander House Gym of MauI, plainsmen, horsemen Walluku, and frontiersmen production, and nothing little Patsie Special Music, New Songs, Dances and TricksT C'' " "r: j was an arrival in Honolulu in the Mau-n- a in large numbers are drawn JntcV the Henry does is more pleasing than her We're packing 'em in only three more nights of the Maude Adams production en- Kea this morning, haying tendered of a scenic masterpiece , part, which of course is one of come- ct the movict his resignation to the board of direct acted by a capable company of play- dy, and mighty fine comedy too. ors of the gym last Wednesday. ers who, in "The Skeleton in "the Mitchell, Clark, DorlsJ t, ...til 1 ...nllA.l Ina Lottie In speaking of his reasons for leav e l' "1 "X otT:" Canfield. "Billie" O'Neil, Frances ing Maul, Dr. McLaren vaniage wun tue imroaucuonZ?K.u.2r'oi tms said: Crane the other favorites have 1 I "There was no longer work enough ImI-'X1- and dancing parts. fJary Piclifbrd afternoon , J , W to keep me busy; I am enough fa , . and not f Spice wIu be given of a soldier to be content to sit around 11c piviuiu 111 inu it;ia is uuc vi a In the Great CROOK Play jLk A Vy VS. - ' and draw my salary. It would not be UUU1UC1 VI. LLI UV.11VUO CLIVU .1UV to Thursday evening when the regu 1 special films secured by the manage . T TNDER the general title Just to" the people who are maintain- ment one larger lar change will be made. ing the "gymnasium. The weather is from of the nroducina 'La Mascotte," Audrin's splendid cuuipauieti uu ute uiuu. ' too ; warm for heavy forms of ath- luam comic opera in its revised shape, will of "The Photo Minia. In the Bishop's Carriage letics, and do not care to be simply X seen at a matinee this afternoon r v . - I ana me uirj is in i a mrtalrer nf t.h- evm. Tt wilT h esieru wtiurc ana tms evBnm which:J)?.???IMr. G. N. Anderson,, perhaps turc" we have 1 book- possible for the vork that Is being 30 " ;' the most photographed man ; in tbfe v . ..s . . . Extr Added Feature , , WJ,.'..- ; done to continue with simply a care- business, is shown in an ' important apparatus build- - lets, each an taker for the and the role. The work has a pleading c'lsh of OR FRY WILL containing , Ing.' ' J feel that I have accomplished western life. : .:- my i here, and feeling mission leave - : authoritative article o n -. . There are many thrills in the . , , . . ... , - .. that I have been of some real, benefit unfolding of the plot in "An Air of In systematizing the work, which can San Francisco's Favorite Baritone , Mystery," a dramatic production of TALK some phase oi photography. now be carried on very well without more than passing merit. OlEQUil : an expert," The Irrepressible John Bunny, the i; Dr.: and McLaren, who have The booklets arc tvventy- -' Mrs. funny man. of movies, figures spent' a number oT, months in the is- - the in "Bunny for the Cause," a laughable : on leisurely tour world, ;. ; 'lands a of the travesty on the suffragette movement. SUFFRAGE HERE five cents each. - y: r Coming next Wednesday, another Great CROOK Play expect to leave foe the mainland earl- ,'- 1 y-. In October." They will cross the ' mainland ; through Canada and jour STEVEN OFFERS ney on to Paris, where they will be At the Methodist church,'i!omorrrw AT night SupL William Henry Fry, D. D., lenry E. Dme the' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard SOME BARGAINS . Crocker at a house party early next is going to preach on the subject, "The ' .' HIS AUCTION ROOMS Relation of the Band Box to the Ballot year. ; . . ; Ha- Dr., McLaren plans taking a course Box; or. When May the Women .of O. A. auctioneer, , promises waii Dr. Fry .. recently in Sweden that vrill prove a valuable Steven, Vote?" has Honolulu Photo Supply Co. way of Oi j training in some real surprises in the come from a state where the vomeii adjunct to his medical the rugs to sold in bis no ental be at auction residents are voters and ni douot ' ": : , handling scientific , gymnasium of rooms- - corner Fort and. Queen streets, less have something InterestingJp.srry; ; Fort Street Lworkv followfng which he anticlpate3 ' r Monday morning, July 2T. r'or the on the subject .. J ' settling in California and opening a " gymnasium sanatorium; following Tuesday Mr. Steven has 3E and some valuable real estate to disposa American Tourist '(returning) The J - cf among which, he states. Is a horn- dear old Statue' of Liberty! Sa'y. do PHOENIX BAND SMOKER. for?-- ' ; ? - site particularly suitable for a work you know what she stands Ing man." Tils ; advertisement in to- Algy recently organized band con The ia day's iss'ue gives full particulars. cut; as li u tu ua, wa. nection with Honolulu Lodge, Modern dp. jiw oil ,1 Order of Phoenix, gave its initial concert last ;nlght at the Phoenix Hall under the direction of Leader Feier-eise-l. The long and varied program5 was heartily appreciated and encores were numerous. Following 13 the program:.' The only Up-to-date Motion Pictuire House in the City. .Under the Double: Eagle (march).. I . .... Wagner PICTURES CHANGED DAILY V The Lion and the Mouse (selection) Matinee . . ; ...... 2 :15 P. M. ; ; . . . . ; . . . ; ...... Theo, Bendix ...... Aloha (waits) . H. S. Spotsworth Evening Shows) Qur (Two V.r:30 and Si30 P. M. Stars and StrIpe3tForever (march) Ehte Sto PAT HE WEEKLY (Current Events) Every FRIDAY '...... Souza Holy City (cornet solo by Mr. Te-- SEE THE SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY ves) ,.. Stephen Adams A Summer Dream (Marceau Charac- Two-Re- el unrnaware WESTERN (Kalem Feafure) .;....V..-.- ...... teristic) ...... P. Hans Tlath tmcy ... .TH E SKELETON IN TH E CLOSET The Thundered march) ...... Souza ' : Finale-Alo- ha Drama (Pathe) ; . . , . . i . . . The Secret Treasure Oe.... Comedy (Vita graph) ...... Bunny for the Cause The Student "Why are these bee- Trem en dous Red ucti6ns Gen dine Bargains ' Western (Essanay) Broncho Billy and. the . Western Girl tles called june bugs'?" " The Professor "They are called 'junebugs' because they always come in May." . "ounMOTTcr : v - E. 6. HALL & SON "Eiry-Oonrfros- y Xothing to- - fjootl fop Onr-Pntroni- CV . A family of four waa killed by blov. s from an axe in Chicago. No trace of the murderer has been found. STAR-BULLETI- Eir.HT HONOLULU N, SAT FK DAY, JULY 23, 1914.

taught him in advertising for the tour- Worth Aiken, the pioneer Haleakala ist and caring for him after he has man. seconded every motion that had FRESH DAILY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAPT. COLCORD, MAU1VMS THE landed. He suggested that Maui ecn- - to do with live-wir-e action in the Yellow ter on Haleakala, so that people all course of his speech. He believes in Crepe over the world will soon be asking. Maui. In the tourist, and all that goes "What is Haleakala?" to make the people of Maui. Hawaii Paper NOTED MARINER, VHARF Editor Will Cooper of the Maui nei and all the tourists happy, comfort- LAHH La-hai- na ies and Roll News gsve a good straight talk on the able and prosperous. He gave the (llima) tourist, his value, and what Maui has wharf a good boost, and could to offer. He a Pro- have got a unanimous vote in its fa- MAK- read wireless from READY CUT FOR LEI DIES IN DANBURY AND KNOWS IT motion Committee Chairman Woods vor had he put the motion. Love's Bakery ING, 10c THE ROLL. urging the featuring of Haleakala. Mr. The set program was Interspersed Cooper referred to the attractions on with good rolicking songs by a quin-Ma- ui for the tourist, giving special ref-- tet, polos by Mr. H. W. Baldwin. Scotch Captain Charles A. Colcord. famous (Continued from page one) erence to the "Ditch country." Mr. 'scngs by Lindsay, Lilico and Rattray, in the South Seas as the first officer Cooper believes the connecting up of and at the wind-u- p the Ad Club section PHONE 2205 of the missionary brig MorninR Star. in talking care of the delegations from yahlkn w ith Walluku by means of . had a lively little session of its own I of which bin father was captafn. died the other Islands and also in working, the proposed belt road is a first class, during the course of which George B. - Dennison's at his home in Danbury. Connecticut. cut a program of discussion and inter-- 1 community investment from'the pure Curtis got off a rattling good speech in Hustace- Peck Co., Ltd. Ur nUwlx AND SAND FOR CONCRETE change of opinion help - rinu9 WORK. rn July 1, according: to news received that will all, business standpoint. He also set thei response to the election of Mr. Far- FIREWOOD AND COAL. here by friends of the Colcord family Hawaii, ball rolling for the Lahaina wharf. ) rlngton and Mr. Curtis to membership 8 QUEEN I STREET. p. BOX 51 . L. - . . ... Unpth -' m ti a m K Crepe Tissue The "missionary captain" who had rur iue ureeruiauun ci me outline. -- AIL.n D.li.u..v, . in tho l.nl fv u.uiun ofn vvuimrivr,rnmm.rk a many acquaintances in Honolulu dat of. the program as made thus far by' .ui All Colors Inj? from the days when the Morn'n the committee in charge. Mr. Baldwin Star's headquarters were in this port, called on E. R. Bevins who. as director.' had been seriously ill for but two general of the whole thing, is slated 5 weeks. as the "Jimmy Dougherty" of Maui.' The Danbury News gives the follow- - Mr. Bevins report is given in another, HAWAIIAN NEWS CO. Injt account of his death: column. I LIMITED. "Captain Charles A. Colcorn. for ten Mr. Baldwin called on V. R. Far tf Y o years of Danbury rlngton for a few remarks from Building probation officer the the In the Young City court, died at his home. 59 Main Ad Club. The Maui members of this street. shTtly after 8 o'clock thh organization were seated together and morning. Death resulted from conducted themselves in the proper Ad g Wm enthusiasm-producin- Rright's disease in its advanced stage, Club , manner. although Captain Colcord had been Behind .the seat of Worth Aiken ap seriously ill for only two week3. For peared one of .the large Ad Club ban- some time previous he had not been ners, that, bad been captured during In the best of "health, but he contin- the last Civic Convention. ued at his duties until advised by his Mr. Farrington read a letter from physician to remain quietly at home, A. H. Ford, which was loudly applaud very Track User up Sun- ed and opened his remarks by a text eoerai lie was able to sit until last day, when he suffered a change for from one of Dan Crawford's addresses: the worse, sfnee which time his con- 'This cne thing I do." He noted that dition had been critical. At 10 o'clock this was a great advertising text, and last night he began to s'nk rapidly. is another way of saying, "keeping con- i He Colcord was born in Sears-port- . stantly at It brings success." urged "Cantain men activi- Me.. September 28, 1855. His pa- that Maul business in their THE von hAMM-YOUN- Q CO, ties center on one thing on which they rents were Captain and Mrs. A. D. get LTD., Honolulu. family seafaring find they could together without Agents Colcord. Of a of overwhelming difficulties. Do that one people. Captain Colcord began sea thing and go along to next. boy. then the life when but a taking his first Thus the habit of doing would be de- cruise with his father in the bark veloped .and the enthusiasm of success h VI8IT THE NEW STORE OF Arietta, the vessel being named for would very rapidly become contagious. his mother. . Special e tress was laid on the devel- SHOES Of his life on the sea Captain Col opment of the tourist crop, which was REGAL cord expressed the wish that but lit- certain to be profitable and could not The-reque- tle be said. st was made In be upset by any tariff legislation. Ha- COR. FORT AND HOTEL STS. the form of a written message in waii nei has many of the greatest which he said simply that he followed beauties and ' attractions that the the sea. boy and man. 40 years, 21 earth possesses and Maui has a very of which he was a msster mariner. large share of these scenic attractions "He was second officer of the ship as 'well as a climate which cannot be WW Helen Clinton when about 18 years duplicated' outside the Hawaiian f. old. He was f'rst officer of the mis islands: ; Mr. .. Farrington had just sionary brig Morning Star, of which made . the trip to.Haleakala for the first his father was cantain. for two years, time and like all others who have vis- cruising among the Southern Pacific ited the mountain pronounced it the islands, with headquarters at Hono- greatest scenic, trip he has even taken. ' " i ' price, lulu. " This trip felbne Is worth the but ' J . . . t t. 1 1 i4 schoon supplemented cy me uucuj ti inui cuuu-tr- y New Stylet In. "His first command was the er E. H. Cornell of Bath, Me. He was and Iao valley and the trail from Walluku to. Lahaina or the auto ridef HATS- - also captain . and part owner of the schooners Parker Hooper, Warren around the other side, it made a mag-- ! O T H nmcentiyweii rounaea ana enjoyaoie PANAMA ANOCL" Adams and D, H. Rivers. At Mainland Prices. 'During his long term of service on trip for hpme or ibref t traveler. 1 Convention, FUKURODA CO: the sea Captain Colcord proved his Speaking of the Civic worm ana always naa me commence Mr. Farrington urged that the topics Hotel St, Cor,' Bijou Lane. , of ship owners as well as the respect be few and the discussion Intensive. and obedience of his crew. Also that the Maui people should not Agents for HARLEY DAVIDSON MO-- ; "He was a member of the Marine attempt to accommodate the delegates at prlvc V homes: He suggested that TORCYCLES and SUPPLIES. Society of New York, an association " master mariners, and also of the the Ad Cfub was beginning to talk of of an excursion steamer. He believed a CITY MOTOR CO, Boston Marine Society. - years ago came to Dan flat- rate should .be arranged for the Skilled Mechanics for An Repair 'Twelve he delegates so that they would pay their 1 bury retiring : Work. to live, from the active way.t,. If. the 'local accommodations Pauahl nr. Fort St. Tel. 2051 life of the sea, and since that time gave out,. they could live on board the 1:' made home in this city, although his steamer. On general principles he be--' generally spending a vacation each lleved the delegates would be better, summer at his former home in Sears way " satisfied to pay their at a nominal port. - .;. ! figure. :and Maui would certainly not 190,1 'In the office of probation of lose any of Its reputation fcr open-- 1 fleer for the city ' court was created hearted cordiality, and welcome. In by the legislature, and Judge Howard closing. Mr. Farrington appealed to his B. Scott, who was presiding t that audience for . the development of a time, appointed Captain Colcord to the spirit of confidence in th future of f P. H. BURNETTE position, , How well he served in that Hawaii, vbelief In ourselves, belief in GUARANTEED SO PER CENT OVERLOAD Commissioner of Deeds for California capacity only those who had dealings oor tellow, citizens and an absolute , and New York; NOTARY PUBLIC: with him fully realize. His successive confidence In . the splendid future of D'awa Mortgages,. .Deeds, Bills of icappolntment each term shows that the territory if we will work together! t he filled the office to the satisfaction for the common good. . J i Salt, Leases,, Wills, etc "Attorney for gave pithy talk1! the District Courts, 79 MERCHANT of the court officials. .Drj'.W. U Maples a "Captain cn "get together" spirit which was 7 HONOLULU, 1841 Colcord was an earnest . . the . . . , STREET, .Phone i. s. i Christian, being A member of the First lmerspersea wiin wooieBome aueu-dote- The Federal predominates because of its Congregational Church and taking an IF YOU WISH IN active interest In the Christian En- pr," Ian Itfscliaren told of what his NEWSPAPERS deavor Society, of the church. His experiences as a globe trotter had tionally low frame its perfect distribution of strength, Anywhere; at Any Time, Call on or character was one which impressed It- - . Write v v. :. self upon all who knew him. Slncer E. C D A K E ' 8 A D V E R T 1 1 . G Jty and earnestness of purpose were WIFE its smooth running Continental motor, and its low -- ' : two characteristics which were self AO E li .. mws 124 Sansome Street San Francisco evident, while his many 'acts of kindness towards those whowere in need cost of operation and maintenance. are; known only by those whom J he TOO ILLTOWORK aided. In his duties as probation of r.v. ' Art Pictures ficer he was in touch with much of . v the darker side of life and it was here "..' J.? HONOLULU PICTURE FRAMINO a that his work showed much good re- A;Wcik, Nervous Sufferer deserving More Federal SUPPLY CO. sults. To those who were Ly-ci- of .aid In efforts to do Restored t6 Health by ia M their better Hotwl 111 fUthal SL. tt Phono Captain Colcord was willing to 'ex- E. Pinkham's Veg-- J tend help. . His advice wag often County of Honolulu dum sought by many.; as his experience etable Compound had been such that he had a large knowledge of the world, the other trucks of like capacity Dust With "He always took a deep interest In Easota, Minn. "I am glad to say the welfare of the city and was ready that Lydia E. Tinkham's Vegetable WIZARD Polish at all times to. give aid In anything Compound has done which tended towards : the Improve- more for me than BARRERE Phone 3297 ment of the city; anything else, and I was physi- He a Republican , and was a had the best Below are some of the Federal truck users to whom we would member of the town committee as cian here, I was so DRY GOODS CO. chairman of the Fourth district coin weak and nervous HONOLULU ' refer all buyers of trucks : mittee. W f that I could not do GRAND TWO WEEKS' SALE NOW "He was a Mason, being a member my work and suf- of Mariners lodge, F. A. M., of and fered with pains low Lcucrs & (VM)kc, Honolulu I'ourth Cavalry Post Exchange, Sehoheld Bar- - ON Searsport but after coming to' this lown in my. right city to reside transferred his member- side for year or T. H. & racks T7 Hotel SL Opp. BIJou Theater ship to lodge a Davit's Co., Honolulu Union of this city. He more. I took Lydia) was also a member of the Danbury Vege Alcxandrr & liahlwin, Honolulu First Field Artillery Post Exchange, .Schofield Business Men's Association. E. Pinkham's Compound, and now I feel like a "Besides his wife, he is survived by table Marconi Wireless Co., Honolulu Barracks J. W. Kershrer one sister Mrs. H. O. Appleby of New different person. :' I believe there is York City. He was the last one of nothing like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- Ed Lewis, Honolulu Francisco Marks, Honolulu Vulcanlrer long table Compound for weak women and Correct Prices the line of sea captains of his F. E. Haley, Waiinea, Oaliu branch of the Colcord family. A eou young girls, and I would be glad if I Honolulu Hrewiiifr & Malting Co., Honolulu Opp. Library. sin. Captain Theodore Colcord, died could influence anyone to try the medi- SL St-coin- Kins l C. B. Hofgaard & Co., Honolulu last spring, and about a year another cine, for I know it will do all and much Infantry Post Exchange, Fort Hhafter cous'n. Captain Lincoln Colcord, died more than it is claimed to do." Mrs. First Infantry Post Exchange, fck'liotield Bar- Frank .Masco to, Honolulu. in Bremen. Germany, while on a voy- Franks, R. F. D. No. 1, Maple-- YI CHAN Clara :,. TEE age. crest Farm, Kasota, Minn. racks ' i "General expressions sorrow CHINESE RESTAURANT of and dis- regret were heard on all sides as the Women who suffer from those Chop Suey and other Chinese dishes tressing ills peculiar to their sex should prices. news of Captain Colcord's death erred at reasoanble spread throughout the city. Every- be convinced of the ability of Lydia E. 111 Hotel Street, Near Maunakea Pinkham's Vegetable Compound tore- - (upstairs) one who knew him had only words of kindness and it was the unanimous store their health by the many genuine statement of all that he Is a man who and truthful testimonials we are con publishing iScraiinn) C will be greatly missed. . stantly in the newspapers. Co., Ltd "The funeral will he held at the If yon hare the slightest doubt M. E. SILVA, home. 59 Main street, Friday after- that Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegeta Distributors for Territory of Hawaii ' noon, at 4:30 o'clock. The body wil' ble Uompo una will neip you, The Leading be taken to Searsport write UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER for interment." to Lydia E.PinkhamMedicineCo. (confidential) Lynn,Mass for ad- Cor. Kukui and Nuuanu Sta. Once in a while a man has so much vice. YourJetter will be opened, Tel. 1179. night call 2514 or 2160 money that he feels he can afford to read and answered by a woman. be honest. and field la strict confidence. ri r-- 'irivrtfV1wriH NINTJ

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FIVE BIG BALL Derby Day is the I Gunboat Smith Undisamraged by DEFIANCE TAKEN OUSTING OF VENICE AND THE Racing Fixture That's Different Defeat at Carpentier's Hands CMS ON CARD ; OUT OF TRIAL CHAMPION IS ANGELS CLOSE IN Jm Derby, says s London writer in the New York Globe, is far more than FOR WEEK-EN-D a mere horse ' race. It resembles YAGHT RACES TEDIOUS JOB PENNANT RALE Christmas pa ntomme, Yorkshire pud- dingLondon fcg, and the Magna Car- isi being one ta of the bulwarks of the champion (Associated Press by Fed. This Afternoon's Struggfe Be- Britiah nation. On Dei by day the ARviated Press by Fed. Wireless.l Dethroning a pugilistic is Wire!. IX)UTLAND, -- uly 25 Lritlah Empire seems surge NEW YORK. July 25 Secretary a mighty hard Job, as the records of Del. How. tween the Punahous and to back Taggard past and present will show. Not arti's men put an awful crimp in the far-fame- of the Eastern Yacht Club the from those d lands the where De- enly do many aspirants offer them- - chances of the Beavers to overtake Portuguese Looks Classy sun never sets and overflows upon stated last night that the yacht fiance had been withdrawn from fu- Fflves on the altar of sacrifice before the leaders yesterday. Two games JCyacia Downs, it is true that the ture competition with the Yanitie and i the crown snatcher finally arrives, but were played at McCredie Field and OAHU LEAGUE. King is there, an J that society in it Saturday. H Resolute, for the reason that it would j even then the dethroning person usu- - an Francisco won them both. Scores, newest is parading ex-- j game. 3:15 p. m. Punahou vs. P. A. C. be dangerous to sail her again with- ally has to extend himself to the first San Francisco 7,. Portland before the, obliging photographer In I I I I I iSiaiirmnivX 1; 7, i 111111111111 1 out further changes. treme limit to send the old champ Into second game, San Francisco Port- . . immmMmsi 8unday. the grandstand; it is true that there ill land 6. 1:30 p. m. vs. the discard. Hawaiis St Louis. are horses that run and men who ride At San Francisco Venice took anoth- 3:30 p. m. Chinese vs. Coast De- FINAL GAME W THE John L. Sullivan reigned supreme then, and doubtless to some these in the heavyweight division for many er fall out of the Oaks, winning with fense. tktags seem cf overwhelming impor little effort. Score, Venice 4. Oak- JUNIOR LEAGUE. ARMY LEAGUE IS SET years, beating all opponents with tance; but they are really only the ease. Then Jim Corbett came along land ? Sunday. unimportant part that gets itself into FOR SUNDAY, AUGUST 3 At Los Angeles, Dillon's men. took a 9:30 a. m. Pawaas vs. Asahis. and proved himself the master of the the newspapers. The real Derby day IllLlL UL?. I ! HI I 1 1 r I crown wearer, but ' not before 21 brace and were easy winners over III m Slar-Bulh-U- Corf-Kporirfc'n- 11:00 a. A. U.'s vs. P. A. C.'s. n m.C. Is known to those thousand j outside f Sfwolal round of 'hard fighting was he able Sacramento. Score, Loa Angeles 5, the grandstand excursionists, 'book HL A A I I I I 1 1 I V SCHOFIKLD BARRACKS, July 2.V to take unto himself the laurel. Sacramento 3. At 3:45 tbla afternoon tbe Punahou ies, tipsters, gipsies, hawkers, 'Arrica Tbe final gamo of the Army league Coast League Standing. Athletic Club Corbett then defended the crown and tbe Portuguese and 'Arrlets from London, tramps, between the 4tb Cavalry and 2"th in- W. L. Pet team arc scheduled to meet at Vthlet-i- c against all comers until freckled Bob Venice ..." 61 50 .550 beggars flooding the Downj with a fantry, postiwned on account of the : hori-on- . .... Park to fight to a flnlfch on the dia- Kitzsimmon8 loomed along the Ixs Angeles . 61 51 .545 constantly ebbing and flowing tide of absence of the latter regiment during Bcb got with Corbett mond for top place In the Oahu league . a match Portland . ... 54 4S .529 humanity In jocular mood. The wrlt-- the paBt three wTeks, has been sched top-spee-d pennant race.; Both teams have a per- finally, but it took him 14 Francisco 59 55 .518 er remarks, commenting upon his own uled for Sunday, August 3. If the 25th lau- San centage of 1.000, representing two rounds to take unto himself the Sacramento . 52 59 .463 observations, there: Infantry wins they will be the win- rel that Corbett had taken from Sul- wins and no defeats, and the live they Oakland 43 67 .391 ners of series; If lose they . questim In fandom Is. "Which ill It "No scene could be more typically the livan. . will be tied with the Coast Defence British or more absolutely Jeffries, with almost twice the bulk The world was hailing a new cham Ep-- for first plare, which will necessitate to a fall, and If betting was as legiti than tbe one presented on of Fltz, had to go 11 furious rounds . supplementary series between pion. mate in baseball as In horse racing, ; som Downs. The night before a a the he became the champion. Jack leading to army before Now recently along comes Freddy a pile of money would change hands swarm gipsies and hedge-parson- s two teams decide the Johnson, in his prime, in 1910, was of. championship. Welsh and takes the lightweight title on the of English ' forced to for 15 rounds before 20 result j and heaven knows what battle ' in rounds. j The 4th Cavalry'-- lost', four of thHr The Punahous hare developed a lot vagabond a go bad settled upon the . he whipped Jeffries,- although Jeff Terry McGovern caught George or 1 best ball players, who returned to th nuung eirengin or late, and tne i Downs. I counted more than 100 gipsy was then but a shadow of his former Dixon when the negro was on the mainland on the transport Oaks , team figures on ita batting alone to vans, - and then gave up from sheer last self. down grade and put him out Stanley Button, Donaldson . zpa Rive any Oahu league combination a weariness. I had not covered a tenth and Fit trick. Battling Nelson, lp the prime of his Ketchel beat Joe Thomas and took Lyman sev-eral lacing. As fielders, the: Puna are the territory. An itinerant parson Lieut C. K. . la trying out career, met Joe Cans, then on the the middleweight championship from of ." sensa-ticna- promising lueiy to pull off l handed out tracts and; took up col- candidates from the downgrade, in the flightweight cham- him but the fight went 32 rounds. V ; j I 104 feats one day, and play very coat-less- , J smith recruits recently received, to fill pionship battle years ago. Yet Gans, Abe Atteli. a champion for many ' lections. A score of tipsters, up bushy ball tho next perspiring, worked valiantly In the gaps in the team. weakened by ago, by too strenuous years, went the 20 rounds with John Thia last criticism goes double, and ny featherweight rings or slmple-mmde- d. Interested peo- training and by dissipation, forced the Kilbane and lost his Includes the Portuguese,-fo- there la wonderful to go 17 rounds be- title on points. It was a battle of ple. Each had thrown his coat upon battler ' probably no . team In tbe league that half-crow- I I age against youth the the -- ground, and as the YESTERDAY'S SCORES fore he could grab the crown from and latter has played such varied ball as tho Pa- his dusky dome, and then Nelson, af- In- and shillings came In, each threw the I IN BIG LEAGUES I rma outfit v One week tbey look ' ' THE had faced for several years before had been money upon the coat ' The most ter beating all those who tell vincible, and the next the error col- Woi-gas- t, money man who showed him In the 'interim, toOk on Ad on the down grade. Kilbane had been umn .totals more than the hits. went to the, NATIONAL LEAGUE. ; "Michigan rushing along at top speed. Yet e. the Wildcat" the money. begets con-sidenc- one of Portuguese the most Success At PittsburgPhiladelphia 2, Pitts- old boxing master gave the youth a The beet bet tbe A penny wsa kept so Constant fighting and added years tipster ' Although outpointed by 'Georges physique. Two; of, most effective burg 1. r';.4 ; , nj8 season is micner Sloan, of. the agent nist had sapped much of Nelson's strength. mighty fight before he relinquished busy marking his cards that his - jto'''th are,' an.overhandfi;ht swing No other games ' 2nd Infantry, mho trades Uncle Sam's Cafpentter, .and .. finally losing- lws' scheduled. Wolgast young and fresh. In perfect his title. . blue fairly" beat the people back. right-han-d nppercut either of AMERICAN LEAGUE. Frank Erne 20 rounds to uniform for th of old Punchbowl French . champion on a .t.ri,i.'M!d: cendition, won from the Dane after It took Pj A. "Give your money: to Penny Jack. wnIch wen it on a vuinerable , No games schedufed. :, win from Kid (George) Lav Inge, even when the C,'s are scheduled to " 41 rounds of terrific milling. Smith' has expressed his intention of - perform." Sloan is a real pitcher, who "If you don't hell give it back.' ;gp0U l8 a nght finisher. 1 though Erne had youth in his favor. - ' to a Pulp. Jumped into local prominence by beat- - he chanted. Jockev Lashwood. once sticking- to the game,' and gettlnjg a . Smith's record since 1912 follows: Beaten Jack Dempsey stood up under the T ; Inir a. tricked tpim rrpnl.id iv . .a on the ' English turf, now return match' with Carpentier as soon 1912 Knockouts: Battung. Brooks, But the Dane lost his title while merciless fusillade of Fitzslmmons for successful ' --v . - . a Tin. in a no-h- it came. Since then the wearing a bright bloei jockey's cos- as possible. . 3 rounds; Jack Smithr2; Jack McFar- They Stand still on his feet Beaten almost to IX rounds before he took the count ' ; .'Andy pulp, old big soldier has been seen in action tume and : supporting 'himself by a Edward (Gunboat) Smith is an; land, ;; Hugh HIcGann, 2 delirious with pais, the Of course, there sre a few excep- Sav-Pa- ., several times, and has 'done remark- a missing leg. act- born in" Philadelpnla, ris, 2; George Godfrey, 2; Jim fighting instinct , wculd not down, and tions o the general rule that cham- crutch because of - 8, 7,- ; AMERICAN" on 30th round ably welL He is a hurlcr who needs a ed as. Interlocutor for a master of pat- May. 1S88. He began fighting age, 3; Jim Stewart,' Won: Frank LEAGUE. Nelson kept, from the pions are hard to beat Joe Gans v - , j 'Including lot of warming up and if he reta aTWxi tips In the west six years ago . but dld rMoran', 20. No decision Sailor 'Yesterday's' Games. until In the 41st Then, when he was knocked out Champion Frank Erne in ter who handed out Lashwood' 5 - bo become prominent ""aroopg the White, 10; Porky Fjynn, , 10;- Tom Phjladelp'hia ...... 53 32 .C24 Just a bleeding, 'crushed ..wreck of a Young ttart, t.v.rrt, to improve , rJtt at "a ahtlllng each, - not. t Ices than a round, and Corbett thrrirgh'tre and give tha Pc-- s, white heavyweight pugilfets until he McMahon. JO;. Al Kubfak, 6; Ct.Jack Boston .. . . 47" AO 341 human being,1, the referee led tim to needed less than two rounds to send I - ' rorea .of bent, and raimei anl ! ft at srkm4a artr! 4aMinifv a'- tfis) nnrio'lw or ny came 1813., With the etceBr 'jess XSeorge RodeL;3; WashrngtbH : . ;4 ' 40 .535 vva Aa. uva; w rMax Terry ta-t- h take rtlitr slugging cointlaatioa. women way a8tla Wniard.' 2K '...'..'... nuuf McGovern nut mL blind men md felt their ? mumbled nrotests." the and , , Bcmethlcg to twlng at tlon of a decision given, in favor of 1913 KnocVvts:' Bombacdter Detroit 42 .523 tave Heht his , titles, But ttio: tuteeptiona ar through crowds begging for pen Woljgast whoj - ' -' - Mannger the the crown to too, waa ;- : ;.. Al Castla rf the'Punahous rare. , ,Vr? ,"!l - ftf'Irtvel here's - ' . 1 . . . .1 ' v 1 1 1 M.cClWkey, : ;518 a terribly condition. . 4"' . . i I - ill ill rs ifai LcndOa .the other .nlgnt Smltn has' Mnier, 3.,;r.Woar 41 f 3; Chicago 44 '41 in battered A statistician who gathered the your s wee . . ' nave 10 go out wun a dragnet io gat rjeuioa eeis in j"71'a clear record, . never . having lost at (Twin) Sullivan. 10:' Jhtf! Stewart! 10. New York 34 49 .410 It took Wlliie Ritchie 16 .rounds to "dope" on all the battles in which oh J ' pressed : . Bhlvery ? delicacy ' bis rlayf , .four of v Lora will be in their battle since ,'that time. He is or a Jim Flynn, 5i 'TonyRoBSK 10; Sam Cleveland ...... : 28 58 '25 win' from Wolgast and then his vic- titles changed hands id all classes c:cp at i.ed .Ii::r today." Lieutenant upon persons who. wouldn't' eat an eel lanky build, like Bob Fitzslmmons, Langford, 12; Carl Morris on foul. tory was of a flukey nature. Honors during the last 30 years,: has discov- - . even oblige friend. Extraordin powerful pair ; , -- 10. average Lyman aul Dow sett belong to bat to with a of arms and No decision George Rodel, NATIONAL LEAGUE. . . seemed about even in the 15th and the ered that the time it takes taltans of the 2nd Infantry that are trgyly dirty little gipsy children, wear shoulders and possesses a punching 1914 Knockout: Arthur Pelky, 15. Including "Yesterday's Came. fight looked good to go the. limit to dethrone a champion is a fraction in Joint camp with the national guard, ing the cut-dow- n or tled-u- p dresses of power unlocked for from a man of his- - Lest on foul- - to Carpentier. New York . .... 48 32 .600 When the 16th opened Ritchie swung, less than 20 rounds, which shows while Hampton and Henshaw are ser elders, danced for pennies through Chicago 50 37 375 at Wolgast and landed. The cham-- ! that rhamntons die rather hard. vants in the latter organisation, and the throng. One Imp of eight or n'ne JAPANESE WRESTLERS INITIAL CRAFT OF- - . - : St Louis 49 40 .551 pion-countere- d and a whirlwind mix-- j will have hiked from' the armory to years held a mouthharp while he tap- Boston ...... 40 44 .476 up - ensued,' during which Wolgast Germany has a population of 67.S12.-00- 0, camp packing a gun before they ped out a dance tune with a single DRAW LARGE CROWDS HILO: JACHT CLUB . 38 45 45d too low fight was over. a gain of 831,000 in a year. see ' Philadelphia hit and the the baseball field. Sloan belongs to drumstick held in the other. Gipsy : ON THE BIG ISLAND fV-..- FROM-NOV- A SCOTIA Brooklyn 35 44 .450 ' .... Company M, 2nd Infantry, women pestered lovers of quiet A ": : 38 47 which re : ; . 'T' Cincinnati ... .447 mains at Fort Shafter. and he will pair of young Cockneys, enjoyably I Special Star-Bullet-in Correspondence! Special Star-Ball- et In Coi'respbnawoce) PitUburg ". ... 36 46 AZ9 therefore be fresh for the struggle. pickled, put - their . noses together, in HILO, July 24. A crowd .that taxed HILO, July 24.T-T- he first Vessel "of Is on. sang: There the usual double header Weber and Fields' fashion and the capacity of the new frame struc the Hilo Yacht Club's fleet has been Rat extermination to prevent the tomorrow's schedule, the first . game - 'H'all abo': h'all abo': h'all abo' nd spread of bubonic, plague was begun ture at Hackfeld lumber yard witncss-PereJ-bul- It Ja?'y -- ereJhl3 between the Hawaiis and St Louis, f,or h'Alabam to the great delight of shipped forward from Shelburne, at New Orleans. race, -- tailenders in the and tbe second Americans, who threw tnem pennies ed .the Initial performance yesterday 5 for farK)ff Hawaii" as the . v between . De- the Chinese and Coast "Men and women alike stood be afternoon of the troupe of 70 Japanese 'eastern papers say. At least lecal fense. In the opener Alex Desha will scores open-ai-r bars, drink fore the of who have been appearing to ; thusiasts ; believe it is to have the do the boxwork for the Hawaiis. while whisky and were Insr their ale and g the; Barney Joy will make another try tq record-breakin- audiences on Oahu and honr f becoming yacht club's get alike miiet and well behaved. In afl the Saints Into the win column. the Derby crowd I did not see one in- The Duck King has been pitching woman, disputably drunken man or a distinguished Sco-Japan- good enough to date, sup- is cne, containing; all iette" and Coast Guard of Nova 's tall but his Concertina-playin- g Can port has been very ragged. seems to be the foremost mat artists and the tIa of the date 0f July 2: You one really objectionable habit of the among people of ; The Chinese-Coa- st Defense game enthusiasm the that Mr jonn Etherlngton ha recently looks like the class of the Sunday British workingman- - Here and there race in the Islands over" the exhibitions flnigae(i a xety fine motor boat for.Dr. Dance would a .dense clump of v card. The ; former aggregation will one discover of the champions is unbounded. Fred Irwin. We understand that Dr. patient qule people, peering Interest- ure Luck Yee, who is working hard to It is understood several plantations rrWjn intends to take the bo9t to Ha-o-n Ydur Feet edly over each shoulders. In holi- - win-day- secure better control, while the sol- other's the Big Island will declare waii when he returns there next s diers will pitch Jack Lawson. who tbe center of the ring, his nose about to permit their employes to wit- - Uer. Off" In no-hi- his auditors, to-- 1 turned out a t game last week. level with the knees of neSS the Shows at Hllo today and iwtnf Irwin wnf at HAVemt g away In the Junior League Sunday morn-in- fat ft dusty minstrel squeezing morrow. To men of other nationalities So whining Concert-- wekg ag0 for extended visit the Pawaas will play the Asahis at his instrument' who are attracted by sport the event anyone yet ascertained there B. V. D. 'na-playin- has 9:30, while the Chinese and Portu- g may be a bad but far as at .habit is almost equally interesting and prac no navigable water for motor-boat- - guese game 11 Is not a vice. one of the con is meet in the second at it Not Ucaliy all the men of Hilo will see the t ing ,n tne Ticinity Olaa, where he - ,'.'- of chap", a. m. ... ,V: -' certina specialists was begging for exhibitions "hb - ; been living, .but he is a member of ::, Burned-cor- k minstrels, has - pennies. The Japanese art is somewhat dif- one w believe Cut uu with the the yacht club and his friends BEFORE THE WAGON ARRIVED. sweating profusely through the black, In vogue ferent from the mat contest place boat- - "I always say just what I think," entreated dole. Clowns in dusty pier-ro- t be intends making that his among Americans and Europeans, the ing headquarters. in two tousled bragged , the big man. costumes . worked through the Japanese wrestler's effort being given an-fTiiis- hed "So does a parrot" replied the little crowds. When the breakwater is extended see. the clean, long filler hair and man. Enquirer. entirely to getting his opponent off his a little farther westward the yacht Cincinnati "Everywhere fakers begged one to a v par- feet Consequently it resolves into club should have excellent facilities used in the General air "ave a shy at the cokernuts. A largely of weight and brawn, and test for . both motor and sailing craft of Arthur. Note the flaw- , rotlike cry of ' 'Oly chilly' rose at biggest man usually, is the best doesn't wear B.V. D. The other men do. Their The name of our preparation intervals in the crowd, but I could not the the pleasure' class and it is certain no less workmanship, the ab- I man. Tachiyama, the undefeated cham- finer stretches of water, for this kind feet trip and their pulses skip to the tunc of" C:n'3 Essehcs trace it. to its, origin for some time. 315 pounds, solute purity and cleanliness Pirsb pion 'of all' Japan,' weighs found in the 1st Glad-I'm-Aliv- Then I found a small man with a of sport are to be ' ' e," is changed to Sensapersa. and appears to be a mountain of fat ands than along this coast in fair of the tobacco. These things because they're cool. great basin in. hla hands in which dill to very and high The ingredtenta-th-e quality pickles swam in a dark mixture. Fried Withal he is said be fast weather. The extension of the break- are proof of the quality --the oriental properties ol thia penny, clever on nis feet At the same time water - undoubtedly will give an im- of General Arthur hand Loose-fittinp-;, light-wove- n, skin-soft B. V. fish at a well larded and dust- to D. wonderfully successful nerve ed, offered sustenance there is much speculation as how petus to small boat sailing and It making. to the inner catch-as-catch-c- tablet remain absolutely the man." Frank: Gotch, world's champion should become a popular diversion Summer Underwear leaves you arm, leg;and same. . .wrestler, would be able body-fre- The Derby race-cours- e, it appears, here. . . e It is a dependable remedy to handle him. It is doubtful if Gotch for dancing walking working for nervous debility, impotency, has rightly been called the worst in style ' Europe. Not one person in fifty can could meet Tachiyama at his own NOW lounging everything. j ; sleeplessness, despondency of game, but the American unquestion PRACTICE POLO weak memory, wasting of parU, see the start not one In twenty has ably would , prove his superiority at ON TAP AT SCHOFIELD lost vigor and any form of neu--'. more than a glimpse of the back By the way. remember that not all Athletic JJnderwear is B. . 'I European style. . !ii.a.ii ir6'' the (cwrr - stretch, and the finish is visible to V. D. On every B. V. D. Undergiroent is sewed ; rasthenia. Our preparation Star-Bullet- in Correapondo called only 19 per cent of the onlookers. Special tow CALLED HIS BLUFF. SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, July 25. "How did he lose his job?" Four - practice periods were played LITTLE DIFFERENCE. ' Daughter Our new lawnmower He suggested to the boss that the yesterday between the. cavalry and Uit-dertb- must have come. I hear father sharp firm couldn't get along without him." two teams of the field artillery, each B.V. D. Coat Cut irt iub'c'FdMHf K V. D. Unkra Suits SOTERSA A.4-J0-9- 7) Free Press. which of ; team and Knee (Pat. U.S. ening it Detroit of had two the first ' has broughthapptnesMtreagtb Mother No, he sharpening ,' a playcfc Those playbag oa the caval- Length . Drawer, 50c.; $1.00, $1.50, $2.09. ain't a police station Baseball! 75r.. $1.00 and 11.50 mm and $5.00 the power thou- A man brought into ry Cullum, Lyman. $.60 vigor and vital to any mower, he's shaving himself team were Lieuts. ' ' with - - men-youn- rec- NEW ATHLETIC the Garment. . EESTRtTAIlTRASC Suit- - sands of ?, old and a safety , razor." Birmingham" Are in San Antonio, Texas, holds the Hall and Richards; on the artillery PARK " collec- ' middle aged; it will bring to Herald. ord for having the most varied teams. Colonel Sturgls and Lieuts. (trml ktttt Ju. V. i. Cf. CmmMm) Saturday, July' 25 T. a4 you potential energy so abund- tion of articles , in his pockets. Here Dodds, Naylor. Beard, Potter, Peyton, 1t ant that jour whole phrsical 8TR0NG PRESUMPTION. Is the collection: One ice. cream ladle, Bowley, Maxwell and Rogers. The P. A. C. vs. JUNAHOU. For your own welfare fix the B. V. D Red Woven-Labe- l being be pair s and mental will filled Lawyer You sav that the defendant a feather duster, a putty knife, a cavalry team played In fine form and Sunday, July 26, your with triumph- firmly in mind and make the salesman show It to . and thrilled the ran his automobile into the show win- -' Of glasses, a paperhanger's knife, one was not scored against, and scored HAWAII vs. ST. LOUIS . t vou. That positively safeguards you.: ant consciousness of power. : ': dow of a millinery store; but that spoon, one nair Drusn. one paini three times against , the two artillery and "" Stt 1 feoi Mar sat kecoat a stv sm doesnt show he was does brush, a cake of soap, a mirror, a fan. teams. CHINESE vs. COAST DEFENSE -.. Intoxicated, THR KTPORT CO. it? ...'- a photograph of an Indian, one box of 74 S CortUodt St., New York. N. Y. V. K. balf-doge- n , Officer Well, no; but when I arrest-e- d shpe polish, buttons, two Santos A. Dominici has been ap- Tickets on sale' E. O. Hall Son. The B. New-York- SSBBSBB1 D. Company ALL CHEMISTS him he was trying on the hats. dirty collars, a shoe hook, six letters, pointed minister from Venezuela to Main entrance on Kukut St Auto- yj and by Chambers Drug Co, Ltd-- New York Globe. a sack of tobacco and a newspaper. the United States. mobile entrance on Beretania St TEN

LOS ANGELES MAN TALKS FRANKLY AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP FOR The Japanese Bank, of Honolulu, Hawaii KEEP YOUR STATEMENT OF CONDITION JUNE 30. 1914. ASSKTS l.IAUM.ITIKS.

STOMACH ON NEED FOR SERVICE Til TOURIST PORTO RICANS THOUGHT NEAR Ih'.wu. ilix-exin'.-- i and oer Cap.tnl and surplus. f ;; $ 12.7.;: In joo" conJition drafts ivposits :;,?: . 1 on v and fitiiri?s . 72ti 2t tc on iian.l m 2 . ! 9 in tins pnrty and in many othr part C Civil ;Cash a'ld lank. C. WcHcr Tells Ad Club Legislation Now Pending in ongress to Reorganize t h r V, v VOYAGE. J. s Ciere are people who are not r l.s Vh uei j of ho Thinqs ? 1 you Government of the is.and Shows Prospect of Adoption in ' Some That to n nub in;: an if want to make b v r! r r. k n our j'.7. j ! Can Be Bettered tl lri; I'rpwbir you hould give them House at Least Before Present Session Ends a little (i'if'rt. and M Hnbakala this om'i! ib ry i h aply. It seems M .it! a civil i:o em- he ii" vi iproide revenues and M, . ' An to' t n ; u ' i I. Keniev.f, r ot P.jnk. b oV:im-- . .nfoiin.il talk hr h ; ! tu.in.ii;. the la; ai. se Hr.it tlwit I. you nhl a . re i ra Kico." ' it rr ept eoniforti'e WASHlNCTt Thi inent for I'orto. ! PURE MILK A. I Tuesday.- .Inly 21. b V ,i!'oie .statement to the t my know t . ir. a- - tin is imc it i'st b u.v or ouimoda'tien but ate! . ;ith,fa lion in 'to t a'lioi'- - ptiJdn Conditions Changed. !',:: i h i ol I AmrHrs. lea.!' r i I a ,s pro. a f"w nM ssities. As it was liiell oVT m ; net i! Ilia' t lit Several ears ago it became appar- f'.i eon.;i i THK delivnc-- tn steamers jl;iri if b'urists v, ) i is- iP.i:si nt- i i m- vve jrot t. h. ol changed conditions the tii ;n sleep and House, prior ..!j nnienr ent that in It) M. KOMKV V.i:k.ManaVr to your order. I u.'rl speak frankly and seine ot up next m mini; tired nut and it rl.e present sision. a ill p.i he bill land, as well made b - I , r i !ll:- th'i'.--- Ani'-rieu- go ! siy will riot be s eni"d v.e didn't enjoy the g rioas g.vmg i i;.7eiili'p t. the Porto Kicans in the art of civil Subs i ib.-- and swotn to bt lore !:.o this lftb t!av t.f !.; A ! ! - jw-itar. I in I will nay th' m ii th- "unlirht above the clouds as we people of I'orto Rice (!.v 'b bill eminent, justified, and even domain! IV SI1.VA. I jh'it'f that wish to kniw !.nv sb uld. If th'" comforts of visitors is safetv through the House, its inal ed. a more permanent and liberal No' ii v P'iblie. Kits! .Indieial Cm ;:it. Territory ot Hawaii . Honolulu Dairymen's j ;i I n i!! ! i n 1 1 , in This is ur iirst were a little looked after, such as enactment will be car-v- No artempt form of government. These evidences .hiiv ii. is. ;, I pass a new or h xi nr a to the Hawaiian islands ir'diiig rest h uses. etc . they would will be made to pin it through t'.ie moved the House to fail- Association OUT J It V consists Of e'ghtce'l per Co awav happy and satisfied and for- Senate at' this time, but neT winter ganic act in 19Il. but the Senate s We will come up beginning of ed to indorse measure, and the 1142 us mostly sdii:oI teachers he ever advising others to make certain it at 'the the TT m Phone Octobe-an- d The g:in making i! the party last trips. The satisfied tourist 1s thu the session, before the appropriation Congress ended without action. giS 1 in 1 Lrompanv, y now up again, and tried to tln1 sonic one who ul treatest advertisement that any conn-tr- bills begin to appear, and. having matter is taken Hawaiian rusi us definite Information as to what can have. the approval of the administration, it there is reason for believing that it would ccst. to make the trip, and "At the Volcano House on Hawaii will go through without unneressary there will be favorable action. - most important provision of just what c should sec. but through- we were charged f a day and they delay. That is the belief of friends The mm STATEMENT OF RESOURCES AND LI ADIL1TIES ut southern California I couldn't find put of party in one room and of the legislation, who are now say- the pending bill is that which bestows the our upon JUNE 30. 1914. no one who could give me the informa- seven in another- - a little too thick it ing that I'orto Uicans will be Amer- American citizenship all the 4 who it. tion I desired Of course it takes wwiip seems to me for comfort, and for the ican citizens prior to next March people of Porto Rico desire New Willow com- people are now merely citizens time for mall Vf go bark and forth, and rates we paid. Chairman Jones of the House These on affairs several of Porto Rico, and their internation- ASSETS. LIABILITIES. we had a lot of difficulty in getting At Yellowstone Park. mittee insular Cash any Mils way months ago favorably reported the al status is one that is the basis of information at all from "We send parties through the Ye- On hand $10,7:.Vli Capital stink (fully paid mill ml Hawaii. The literature that I secured llowstone nark every sumnvr. The Porto Kican bill, which went to the much complaint. Chairs In . . . 4;.Soii. i:t agencv . and 1 ques- banks Trust and account: is. s been out of the elec- in Angeles was very incomplete. in bring sun-plie- calendar. has The bill also provides for an I'S hotels the district their agents . Ij.P.M..'. $ 72,"iii;5i . tion' to bring the bill to a vote'Vith-ou- t of 1! members. Wtih I'ndivided profits it:. In most cases the cost was omitted. 4 to l.'.o miles by road, and their tive Senate to consist, Receivable-Loa- ns, so Pills Employes nsion tund. . . . II Illl'l on Wo would write to the person presu- rates are but a day. and you have a special rule, however, and At present the legislative council of Rockers nothing has been done. Now that the island consists of 11 members ap- demand and time .$2'tl.;;s.::i All other liabilities ti.'."J mably, as far as we knew, who would all the privileges of modern comfort. Ponds tr.n.MVj eo bo rOSte1 hie. unoma mo ia Infl. there is a likelihood that the recent pointed by the president of the Cnited anil resnnnst and t!ie.Thr uorvlfn It in in t',i,t;!M.iii j action limiting the activities of ex- Stocks other corporat'ns Coyne Furniture Co. prices that he sent u were altogether , nltcly superior to that of the Volcano caucus States, six of whom are heads rrom rew or the House to the trust bills and ecutive departments, and only five of Real estate 7. P. It :',! Young Oldg. tnneront the prices quoted ( House, and then there are the 'Wiley Alexander appropriation bills will be et Office furniture ...... 12.H7T.I-"- . in the literature. We wrote about permanent camps that charge $:5 a the whom must be natives. 1053 to 1059 Bishop St. by special rules brought in by Accounts due us at interest 2.es;:.4 this and the reply was the liter- - dav. You have got the goose lays aside Government Has Plan. that that committee, the of General accounts due 4 1.231.3:.' ature was out of date. How were we the golden egg in the form of vour the rules friends The theory of the pending bill is us... fresh Employes' pension fund in- to know that it was out of flate? There mountain scenery and craters. Uon't the I'orto Kiean bill have taken that the legislative branch of the gov courage. i vestment account II.oo'.mmi certainly was no date on any kill it. eminent should be separated from marked AH other assets of the literature. j 'The things that I have said which Special Rules Made. the executive branch, except in so far l,l;o.:u Safety Blades has already power - are not of a commendatory nature I The rules committee as the governor is given the Resharpened better than new. We "As far as my Impressions concern- ii.:5: T agreed to report a rule making privi Un- $:72.:.r.t.3! 1 ,,one vou wjn Pardon. am speaking of absolute veto over legislation. : Grind Anything. ing the islands are concerned. can frankly, as I said, because I believe leged the five conservation measures der the pending bill the Porto Ricans say for my whole party that thev are ad- HONOLULU GRINDING CO. things-t- which have the approval of the of both houses now - 'cu want to know ,h(,8p he will elect the members Territory of Hawaii, City and County of Honolulu, ss. 1115 Y. M. C. A. enthusiastic boosters for Honolu- bill is Alakea. opp. impressions as I really got them." ministration, the cotton futures of the legislative assembly. I, .1. (Salt, Company, Limited, In and the Hawaiian 'Islands. They action, ami plans R. Treasurer of the Hawaiian Trust do 'y to scheduled for similar There are now no educational or solemnly swear to Ihe my knowl- are enthusiastic over the scenery, the rmcim are now afoot for including I'orto Rico that the above statement is true best of people Replying to Mr. Weber's criticisms. property qualifications imposed upon edge -- and the good times they have in program. There is also a and belief. A. H. Ford said: the the exercise of the right of suffrage (1 had. You have pot the goods in scen- chance that the new Philippine gov- J. R. ALT, Put Your Poultry Problems ery. You have pot the people. The "It is not so much the fault of the in Porto Rico, but such qualifications Treasurer. up to the hotel keepers transportation ernment bill will also be included, are imposed in the pending bill, which jieople we have met have been invar! and the passage through Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of July. A. P.Mt. men as jt 19 011,8 !n ,no Ad thus insuring its the provides persons may vote who !. CALIFORNIA FEED CO. ably courteous, anxious and willing to club and that E. O'CONNOR, of Commerce House at this session. are of the United States, J. Alakea, corner Queen. help us In any way. the Chamber that these citizens Notary Public Territory Hawaii. things are permitted to be. We know These bills will be put through the more than 21 years of age, able to First Judicial Circuit. of They will tell you trouble. Must Have Better Service. the thev can be done nrnnerlv. For in. House, it would be expected, while read and write and the owners of r!03-Jul- y 11, .14. IS, 2". I you got di-Ir- ;Aa said, have the goods stance, in New South Wales, the ti the Senate is busy debating the trust taxable property in their own names. the scenery and the people, but rector of the tourist hureau sit years bills and if that debate should run "It is believed that these qualifica- you haven't got the goods in the way along a couple of months, as may de- fleo put Up a small rest house on the for tions can be met by all who THE HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ARRIVAL-PURIT- AN of service. You have got a good many probable, will be ample voters," LATEST highest in seems there sire to become registered OUT-OF-DOO- mountain Australia and this AN R SCHOOL. Ah location famous for things here, although you are well ad- - House to pass them. House ideal its h88 8j1r6 Rrown into the finest hotel time for the says Chairman Jones of the year Only 30 ocean; vertised, that the outside world doesn't According to this program an early is believed equable all the round climate. minutes' ride from LADIES' UNDER MUSLIN. jn the commonwealth, and makes big committee, who adds: "It suburban to Lcs Angeles, Southern California. College Preparatory, know you have. We were not able up money $3 P.e. adjournment of the session would be those who are illiterate and who YAT LOY CO., with rates of a dav. that deneral Courses, Music, Art, Domestic Art and Science, Physical to the. time that we left California to railse the director of the New South prevented. own no taxable real estate should not Phone 3122 King, near Nuuanu No one Training, Riding. Illustrated Catalogue. Secretary, Box B, Sunset lind out what a trip from Honolulu to Wales tourist bureau is a horn organ-th- e Congress has been somewhat tardy have the right of suffrage. Island of Maui up acquired right to vote Boulevard and Hay Avenue. and the summit jZPr. t roKts less to go from Svdney in doing justice to the I'orto Ivicans, who has the - how- HOLLYWOOD. CALIFORNIA. U. S. A. of llaleakala would cost, nnd hardly over 2D0 miles hv rail, including sleep-an- y many public men say. The organic before the passage of this bill, exer- of our information here was at cr, 50 miles by auto-bu- s. and 17 miles act for that island, with one or two ever, will be disturbed in the all definite. This Is very necessary to horseback, and return over unimportant amendments since made, cise of that right." Honolulu Photo Pn the STAR-BULLET- me, for I have to tell my people first game lengths of distance, with two has now been in force for nearly 14 IN 75 CENTS PER MONTH Supply Co. what we will do when we set out and days' board at this hotel, than it does years, notwithstanding the fact that Emperor William has made his just what it will cost them. We had to go cntitled "An act temporarily to cruise along the Norwegian coast. f :i HEADQUARTER! from Honolulu to the summit it is KODAK to do a lot of guessing on this trip, ,f . V. ... .: - ic ' Haleakala and return, but then, 105 Tort Street and many times we guessed wrong, the director of the tourist bureau but before leaving the state we had raised the enthusiasm that broueht no way of finding out about the construction of the hoteL OUR SERVICE and the 'Take the trip The put on an auto-bu- s service for the 50 GOODYEAR TIRES will trip from the Maul hotel In Walluku miles, ran It until he found that pas-t- o ELIMINATE your tire troubles. Olinda and thence by horseback to sengers could be taken over the dls-th- o TT TT ' GUARANTEE VULCANIZING summit and return to Wailuku, stance for $3 a head, then leased It to COMPANY costs 'us 121 per person. This to us j private parties who cannot charge seemed Many $5.00. 640 Alaket St. Phone 4688 exhorbitant. of the. over and today the railway, the horses were not some company, w Fry safe; of us were auto the hotel, the man ith seated on the floor of the mm automobile. the horses and the tourist bureau all The saddles were bad, some of them make a clean profit, and the public BARGAIN COUNTER PRE- tied in places with cotton string, and gets these-service- s at a fair, honest MIUM SALE NOW ON AT at any time liable to Blip and some of rate, and there Is business the year them did, and a few party Cham- CITY MERCANTILE CO. of our took round. ?t the Ad club and the has rvconfly tvrn n f S tipoi tnTn1cnt tf flu Hawaii a tumble, but luckily no one was hurt ber of Commerce provide us with the pin 24 Hotel St, nr. Nuuanu The whole journey was run in a hap- born organizer that can bring about Mission of Ui' .Mcthoilist Kpist-opa- l CIiuitIi. He tomes from rhone 4206 hazard way. We had no accommoda- things these and such complaints as Hm hip; tion hut at the summit, only the old Mr. Weber's from the mainland will one of cIiiiitIus in' Porllainl, Ort';oii, ami lias Int'ii stone house with the floor. Now become thing hard a of the past." Xi HivaHiinjr soim stronj; sermons sinee Iiis arrival in .Ilomilulu. , . . , . , , .. -- . KEE LOX CARBON V(u are ronliallv invited to hear him. Tome and briny; some ' Is the Typists' Choice. LOCOMOTIVES 125 YEARS OLD friends with von. See special announcement below. Yes, at ARLEIGH'S THEN. :. ". ; now. One hundred years ago today the Today oyer 65.000 locomotives are first locomotive In the world to suc in motion over the 250,000 miles of BOY SCOUT SHOES cessfully haul a load of freight upon trackage in the United States. They consume about 150,000,000 tons of coal Torn; for siniav h;iit, .ii ly lmtii: $3.00 rails ,made its maiden trip. Invented and carry over a' billion passengers by George Stephenson, the "Father of and;lt800,000,000 tons of freight annu- IHX)motives," It made its first run at ally; After adopting the English-bor- n MclNENRYSHOE STORE oT Fort at King St. Kiilingworth colliery in England. It chili civilization, the United States "The Relation of the BcmdBoxti took the lead in Its development and had so many rols and cranks strapped application untll'today it stands as the to its boiler that it had the appear- world's greatest manufacturer of loco ' ance of a huge' grasshopper. It motives. ; Besides making enough" to or weighed "walking-beams.- " meet the'domestlc Equal to six tons. A pair of demand, the Amer- the resembling those of a modern ican manufacturers are shipping loco- side-wheel steamer, motives dozen Sterling turned the four abroad at the rate of a mark wheels. There being no cab, the en- a week. They are thundering through gineer had to stand while the engine the mountains of South America and When may the Women of Vole?" on Silver. Hawaii was In operation. It pulled eight load- over the plains and valleys of Africa ed cars; which aggregated a weight of they are disturbing the calm of the 20 tens, up a track that had a grade Orient and are dashing from one end - woman (and have!) is intt w ho can so oupht r of one foot in an eighth of a mile. The of Europe to the other: they have In- Kvery who has hrains they all rested in this subject, anil all do PACIFIC ENGINEERING test w as a "grand" success, the en- vaded the land of tr locomoiives to avail themsi'lvcs of Ihis opportunity to hear it discussed by a brainy man who has just conn from a jl'eat state gine England fare In upon running about six miles an hour. tlrth, and use voting is bv women. men come totv thev w ill Ik as much COMPANY, LTD. The first locomotive to draw a train its principal railways. Like the steam- where the frauchisi enioved the The folks can' and tpiite f Consulting, Designing and Con- of cars in the United States made its ship, the locomotive Is growing larger interested as the women! structing Engineers. experimental trip In the Lackawanna and more powerful 'every year. The riridges, Uuildings, Concrete Struc- coal district IS years later. This lo- largest reported to be In use today Is tures, Steel Structures. Sanitary Sys-m- a, comotive was also the product of Ste- a huge compound engine which meas- Reports and Estimates on Pro- phenson. It was called the Stourbridge ures 120 feet over all and weighs-850,-00- 0 jects, rhone 101 - - Lion, after te place of its manufac- founds. It Is an ture in. England.';' Its American engin- carries 4,000 gallons or oil and 12.000 First eer, Allen, gallons water. cost $43,880 to PICTURES, STATION-ERY-, Horatio ran the engine ove of It HAWAIIAN a track of hemlock rails for a prelim- build. These giants have reached a PICTURE FRAMING, inary test Then he Invited any gen- point where one locomotive Is" so' long t OFFICE SUPPLIES. tlemen in the gathering of spectators that It Is hinged In the middle with a to accompany him. His Invitation was flexible joint so that' it can turn a lo- Church curve, upsetting. . Thus Methodist not only refused but he was urged to. without the give up his foolhardy ambition. comotive has ' become ' the modern AND SHOP - YE ARTS CRAFTS pulled burden of t! Cor. Beret an ia & Victoria Hts. 1122 Fort St Laughing at his advisers he the Atlas that carries the throttle w ide and "dashed" away at 10 world's trade and population 'acre . ' miles an hour. ; the continents. ' ' : : : SERVICES

FURNISHED. ' ' 1 1 -- " . - PreachingEvery Sunday, Laimi Road, Nuuanu .Valley bedrooms'.., ..2 n in' nnd 7 0 n. in. villi Tantalus . , 2 bedroorn3... iVUIIIIP Judd Street ...... 4 bedrooms... Sundar School- - 9 :l5 a.

1429 S 0 Makikl Street. ....i.i.... bedrccr Epv (irth iA'ague-- 0-J3- p. m. 417 Wyllie Street :...... All: : J ' UNFURNISHEC. Pi. Meeting- - Wetlnesday. 1fi4l ; 4 1 Heretanla Street ? Ri k'j-- i :' 1675 Old Beach Road ... 3 I im Emma Street..... 'U. ... 3 I The Gigantic 1334 Lunalilo Street . 4 1 Strangers and visitors Sale HAWAIIAN TRUST C i Slaughter .V-- i,,;.. t ; ...... la still on at 1P2 Hotel Street ( pipi ; : I 923 Fort Str. M. R. B EN N 3C HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, SAT I" U DAY. J VI Y 2.V 1914.

COIENTIONOF CHAPLAIN SGOTT OF 25TITT0 BE SERVICES HELD SUMMER SCHOOL

UAH MEETING IN MEMORY OF AT y. SI. C. IS (HI Kill mm SPEAKER AT MEN'S MASS '' i General Secretary Paul Supor left t.v the Y. M. C. A. has "A Heroic Will Be the active ministry. He was pastor cfntral workers A LARGE AFFAIR Statement" of churches in different sections of COVED MARY this tuornmg for the National Guard uiaile thr new rooms possible. TFlllR oom-- Subject of Address Sunday the country. Just before entering the TOG encampment in command of his j i pany. Physical chaplaincy he was pastor of Met- Director Jackson, who. The farewell nisht Jor the employed Night in the ' - Empire Theater f 4 is a sergeant in Company B. will , ' t A. M. Washing- also toys' clubs will be held on .Monday ropolitan E. church of be with D. C. a mem- Many Gather at the Wailuku Thirty-on- e Boys Combine Play the National Guard until its evening. Banners and trophies to the Interesting Facts Brought Out Capt Oscar J. W. Scott, chi plain of ton. This church has return Wednesday evening. champion bership of several thousand people. teams in the various sports in Review of Work by he 2.rlh Infantry, will bo the speaker Church to Pay Final Tribute and Work in Preparing to J will be presented. It. M. Cms, who ago , at the men's meeting tomorrow nisbt Eight years he en;ered the army Ida- - The billiard tournament is proures-- has been in c harge of this department, One Who Attended to Miss ; M. Pope Enter Advanced. Grades in the Empire theater. He will use as chaplain. During these years he sing nicely and will be completed next is leaving for the mainland early in Tex- I as subject has been stationed with troops in fKtar-Bulltl- n "o'rrsron!,-'ni,- ' week. who qualified his "A Heroic Statement." Spuria ; XV Aj. now Those for the August so it will b his last effort for Those Interested In the work of the as, The Y. M. summer school The meeting will be the fourth in the in the Philippines, in the northwest WAILl'KU, Maui. July 23. Last been running for weeks final round robin which is now being the boys. Supper will be served at ninety-secon- d conference of has three annual being b Y. M. district, and in Hawaii. He has been played are Dr. I. J. Shepherd. W. A, j : 1 3 will Associa- series conducted the Sunday evening at. the Waiiuku Union and the grade of work that the boys and the stunts follow. the Hawaiian Evangelical C. A. stationed at Schofleld Barracks for Chan. C. T. Littlejohn. Jr.. K. K. Klls-- t been privileged Church a memorial service was held are doing is bound to help them when tion and who had not Chaplain Scott, in addition to being about 18 months. The men of the 25th worth and b. , Nicholson. , A remarkable feature of the biz the-- Wai-iuk- u for Miss Ida Mi Pep, who for nearly they enter other schools in the fall. attend the convention held at - to a popular speaker, is one of the lead .are very loyal to their chaplain. Doubt - Thirty-on- e later meetings at the Kmpire is the a valuable sub- 20 years was principal of the Karae- boys are enrolled in the July found ers of bis race. He has been closely les ne has had much to do with the sixth, seventh and eighth grades, and Chaplain ra. R. Scott of the 2nd . large amount of volunteer service ren- - offered in thu aftermath meet- ' hameha Girls' Jchool. The church Infantry will be the speaker give stitute associated with Booker T. Washington high standing that regiment holds in wa beautifully decorated with golden nine are learning the art of operat- at the dered. The speakers their efforts of Cen- Pro-evenin- g, ing held in the Parish House in work negro peo- army circles. It Is frequently said that Empire theater meeting next Sunday entirely without compensation. Wednesday even- betterment fcr the shower. Miss Mary E. Hoffman, the ing a typewriter.. Morning recitations, tral Union Church ple. Graduating Wesleyan al! the officers want. to be placed with games aft- August 2. Honolulu men are fessional musicians and singers are who with from Ohio organist, played Chopin"a funeral at noon,' recreation in the ing. Rev. A. A. Ebersole. University in 1S95 with the degrees of the 25th Infntry. ernoon and lessons at night, seem to getting an opportunity to hear our giving volunteer service. Ushers, was in charge of march. Ten Kairehameha girls sang local ' army Rev. Akalko Akana, and master arts, was A program appeal to boy as being finest and speakers at committeemen, presiding officers, etc confer- bachelor of he social musical has been the "Call of the ScBool." They, with the ambitious Sunday night meetings. the devotional services of the not satisled to stop there and pursued arranged for the meeting Sunday the proper way to spend half of the these tare working for the good of the cause, meeting and var- two Kamehaineha boys, saug one of -- of religion among ence, conducted the Semi-aryan- d long r the advancement pha- Is studies at Drew Theological night. An orcnestra under the lead- Miss Pope's favorite songs. "Only Re vacation. ious speakers presented special 5 give One of the lives summer features the men of Honolulu. at Denver University. Later ership of Prof. Carl Miltner will membered." and after the prayer tbe One novel feature of the associa- at the "Y" is the Chess Club. The! ses of interest he was given the. honorary degree of an oiening concert and assist in lead- - tion school is the chapel service in superin- response, "Queen LiUuoka' .ni's Pray members meet on Tuesday and Frl-- I boys who have picked to Rev. W. B. Oleson. general by Unl- - ing hxmns. A qmrtet will give Hall. morning The been doctor of divinity Wllberfore the Cooke Each before the basket-championsh- Evangelical er." which also was a favorit of Miss day evenings for play and the go to Maul next month ip tendent of the Hawaiian begin, boys down- annual' for a speaker on verslty. several numoers and the soloist will Miss Johanna Wilcox, who has been classes the meet tournament is now in ball series ami exhibition gymnasium Association, was the first 10 years Chaplain was In be Mrs. L. Hall. stairs to join in singing a favorite For Scott Charles es gave bird's eye carrying solo wurk at the chapol at progress. A junior Chess Club for nov- - work are meeting regularly In the as-ic- the program and a hymn and listen to an interesting te the school,.-'- ' rendered very sweetly at the game Is a probable move gym on Monday. Wednesday vu at the meetine in general, touch talk by one soclation greatest interest "Peace,. Perfect Peaee." of. the secretaries within the next two weeks. and Saturday evenings for practice. ing on the points of ( or . teachers. Sometimes the subject confer-- , The memorial aJlrss was deliver Physical Director Jackson is coaching permanent value. The - of. strong char- and ed by the minister of the church, Rev- deals with the building Various sites are being considered team while W. ha aairf w.ta a "big thing, noti acters, again may be on the basketball Samuel SERVICES IN LOCAL CHURCHES B. Doilgo. it a talk the new quarters pyra-Y- . view of the large Rowland who knew Miss for the of the Japanese Robley Is developing the finest only in point of Christian life and what Christ, the M. C. A. organization now attendance, nor consider- Pope well. He paid a glowing tribute This is mid and mat work ever seen at the aumbera. in much-belove- great hero, asks of those who would - from to the long useful life of the d in a nourishing condition and every- Y. M. C, A. The team leaves for Maul ing the full program presented, be his followers. Sometimes, with w pro- CENTRAL UXIOX THURCTI ISchool. 9:45 a, m. Hawaiian congre principal, . saying that in a re thing points to a year of growth hen en August 26. days, each with a help of pictures, . boys are seven to nine Mln Leopoia markable .way Fhe followed up an the the the larger quarters are secured. A Elaborate plans are being developed gram lasting from 6 o'clock In the Rev. Doremus Sudder,:D. D, gations. Rev. Kroii, pastor. taken on a trip through Egypt or the night, but tster. Rev. Amos A, Ebersole, Asso Sunday services, 9:15 a. m knew about the girls who had been as recent campaign for funds conducted for the lawn social, which will be held morning till 9:30 o'clock at Holy Land. Occasionally the program cn Saturday. August 1. A dur ciate minister. St Clement's Charch Wilder ave sociated with her as pupils. They oft college glee cafeteria great ia the inspiration received nue, is changed and some club needs training, and he needs to give preceded and followed by va- on 9:50 a. m. Bible school, Mr. A. E. corner MakikL Rev. Canon Us en spoke of her as their mother, she songs place of a speech. dinner ing the gathering. The committee Holy Communion, 1) take the his whole time to his work of minis rious novel attractions on the lawn big task to han- Larimer, acting superintendent borne, rector. took such a keen, helpful interest in entertainment had a no. ser- a. m.: evensong, 7:30 p. m. Three days a week the boys are tering. We have started to overcome has already been announced by the splendidly, feeding 11:00 a. Morning worship, them. dle and rose to it mon by minister, "The St, Mark's Hlssion Kapahulu regular in the gymnasium for an hour at the opposition that is raised to the committee. The bowling alleys which delegates, al- the associate At the service of the church. noon. are three clubs with the Hind caring for all the Transforming Power of His Compan road. Rev. Leopold Kroll, priest In of which the memorial service was There coming of yenng men into the ministry are closed for the summer will be over-ra- n the con patriotic names of Reds, Whites and though the visitors .: ; charge. Holy Communion, by providing that at the end of their opened specially for the occasion and en- - lonshlp." - Services: part. Miss cnisnolm Jones sang some were Blues. These clubs have a complete ; enjoy fines of Wailuku and There will .be no evening services In first Wednesday each month, 10 a. m.; "Lead Kindly Light" Two new mem work they shall not become pullic ladies and gentlemen will at ana congre- and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school every schedule covering the six weeks, con- other chance to knock the pins down tertalnea iaia nuiouFvw. the church. The men of the bers .were received into the church volleyball, program committee was confront- Sunday at 10 m. : sisting of indoor baseball, The gation are urged to attend the Service a. Dr. John P. Cowan of Kohala preach boys ed with the difficulty of preparing 7:30 p. Holy Communion first Sunday of the and track events. The have represent and held in the Empire theater at ed a strong sermon upon the subject elected own captains, Clarke a program which should nx auspices of the Y. M. month. their organizations in under the "When the Loser Wins." Cottrill being chosen to head the interest the three A. V.-. St Elizabeth's Church located church, C Many friends of Miss Pope and a Blues, Reginald Auerback to lead the cluded in this gathering the corner King street and Pua lane. large priest-in-charg- e. number of Kamehameba gradu Whites and William Kanakanui, to be the Sunday school and the Christian FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Canon W. E. Potwine, present were ates were at the service. Mi33 big man of . the Reds. So far the Up All obstacles . Sunday services: Holy Com Brace Endeavor. these CHURCH. Edith M. Keola, Kamahameha lead, having : shown among the 400 7 a. m., on second, fourth Girl' Blues have the :. ' . auccessfully met and First Methodist Episcopal Church, munion at School 1913, t a most de- and fifth Sundays: 11 a. m. on first of the clas of conceived skill in winning their two games of delegates gathered there corner Beretania avenue and Victoria the idea of memorial service, and great Amer- When you are all out of sorts, tired out. Have pains across the found. i prayer the the Indoor variety of the spirit harmony was ; and third. Evening and ad lightful tf street .. made the arrangements for ican pastime. back, puffiness under the eyes what do you do for relief? Mr Oleson paid enthusiastic tribute The regular services of the church dress at 7 v. m. . Korean services at it ability shown during 9:30 a. m. and 8:15 p. m. Once a week, the boys go off for to the musical are as follows: 8 : 3Q, a. m. . Sunday", school, 9:45 a. m meetings. and stated that in the Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Epltbanj MIhsIob, KalrautI 10th a nike or a swim, me popular place these Oft i Classea adapted to all ages, and adult to go seems to be Kapena Falls. The ..... i r.Am Voiial ml Public worship at 11 a. m. Tneme: and Palolo! The Rev. F. Ay Saylor This is what you should do popular of the in charge. class in both English and Hawaiian special attraction there is the swim- most "How Helen Keller Became Conscious - nd Molokai the Bode, Morning worship at 11 a. m., in Eng- ming pool, and water polo is the new choruses,, the leader in eacn of God." Mr. R. R. organist Ask us a box of Nyal's Kidney devised for the purpose of island V ..Holy Communion, 7:30 lish. and tyafng&rTri'Ky v sport which furnishes the excitement for Pills Ep League C:30 p. Services: J - case was a ivaraeaiut:u " worth at m..v Religio-Uterar- y ZIou s- Society meets Thus . the boys are having a good making weak kidneys strong and they will do it, quickly and some Ume or other been Influenced Public worship at 7:3Q p. m. Theme f t 10 6 p. m.j.'fc ;': .'' time and learning . something along I' Self-respec- Sunday School, a. m. at fii 'easily. Mr. Theodore Richards In his "The Gospel of t. , j ' by - 11 Evening 7:30 p. with But the object, of the sum Hi. Oleson said fur- Meeting, 7:30 p. Morning service and sermon, a. worship at m. it tra'nine: .Wednesday Prayer "tired-out-don't-caf- ; mer school not. merely to help, a thought that to Mr. Rich- m. ah meetings open to everyone. is They will relieve you of that feeling, brace you tber that he Evening p. boy make up a grade which he failed was due the credit of starting If you do not go to Sunday School service, 7:30 m. Strangers will find a welcome at the up and make you feel like new. ards Territory and little King street church. Honest in in, although that is one of the chief club in the we you to Join one It-i- first glee elsewhere, Invite aims. s not only afford whole the study oi KAUMAKAPILI CHURCH (COXGRE-GATIOXA- L) vestigatlon solicited. to that through his efforts the of our classes. You will find the hour some recreation - during the summer.-T- music throughout me isiauua uu .i- not only an tnjoyable one, but a pro-Stab- le help the boy to find himself and ncreased immensely, v : one. The Men's Bible Class is Rev. H. K. Poepoe, Minister. KAWAIAHAO CHURCH then to furnish him with high ideals meet- taught by Mr. R H. Trent, and all Corner King street and Asylum King The strong spirituality of the Corner and Punchbowl streets. is the supreme object. TONE UP AND INVIGORATE THE KIDNEYS,' GIVE YOU PURE npon by Super- men will receive a cordial welcome at road. Sunday services 11 a. m ; and 7:30 ings was commented BLOOD, A GOOD AND WAY this class. . . ' 10 a. m. Sunday School, Interna- pi m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m. Prayer CIRCUtATlON PAVE THE TO intendent Oleson, who poWorttie sunrise prayer Dr. William H. Fry. the superintend- tional Sunday School Lessons, both meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. GENUINE HEALTH. the m treat influence pul- ', ii mi devotional exer- ent of the mission, will occupy the English and Hawaiian. men, not money, meetings and later 6 : We have the 'utmost confidence in Nyal's Kidney Pills and know promoting harmony .and pit of the Methodist church both morn- 30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,. cises had in ing and evening. Mr. Fry had a per- ' Service Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. SCIENTIST they will do as we say why we so heartily. leading to wise action at the later that's endorse them meetings of the conference. sonal interview with . Helen Keller All services held in the Odd Fel They are net like the "patent" kidney cures but entirely different when she visited Portland last winter CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL Akalko Akana, the president lows building. Fort street Need --the formula is in our possession and from our knowledge of Rev. will story heard from her Fort street near Beretania. Rt bunday 11 a. m. of church, Hawaiian Territorial Christian and tell the services, of the of-ho- con- Rev. bishop of Zeugma, pas- drugs it is a prescription of well known virtue. . Tt-- i.. nyim with nnrtlrtl- - own lips she first became Libert Sunday school ,at 9:55 a. m., for evening will tor; Father Maxlmin, provincial. Sun tne worn oi - scious of God. In the he young people under 20 years. ' to Self-respec- lar reference uwi- t" day services, 6, 9 and 10:30 a. m. Let us tell you more about them you will thank us later on. . RnXtiei. emiihaslllng the sun-- speak on "The Gospel of Wednesday evening meetings, 8 p.m. say and 7 p. m. Low mass daily, 6 and 7 Free reading room. Odd Fellows ministers Fifty cents the box. " - -s a. m. High mass Sunday and saints' building. street. Hours, 10 a. m. : -- .' ' " Mtnn9. the renerai unity i j- Fort v...to. a a. days, 10:30 a. m. a w .a to 3 p. m. '"Whatever a good drug otore ought to have many things m. m a viriiii iniBrmr Ours is a people's cnurch. People All welcome. and. that prevailing, every lite will find i a Sunday services, 11 a. m. Subject A Post- - other drug stores don't keep you'll find here. Ccmc to us first and subject of temperance. Ho from walk of OF CHRIST OP recent edition of the Seattle In the welcome aawlting them at all CHURCH JESUS "Truth." following to say you'll get what you want. stated that the societies were taking cordial ' LATTER DAT SAINTS Intelligencer has the contributing gen- our. services. - You will find here a a regarding the Western Washington part and . an active well-ventilat- ed 1704 Lusitanla street Sanday serv SALVATION ARMY work of many of the beautiful, church buil Christian Missionary conference lately erously to the ding,' atmosphere, good ices, 11:45 a. m. to 1 p. m. Sunday Regular meetings are held in the but that efforts were being a homelike held In the northwestern city: FORT churches, music chorus choir, evangelical school, 10 a. m. Young Men's and Salvation Army hall street "The' administration of church work. this union more bra Associa-devotional put forth to cement helpful ; Young Ladies' Improvement between Queen streets, efforts of the preaching and Inspiring and Merchant ard church efficiency, church building and STREET closely. The deepest services. Tourists and tlon meets Sunday evening at 7:30 as follows: Tuesday, Wednesday, Hoilister would the training of men for the work of aocieties, said their president ' the well-- o'clock. Ladles' Relief Association Thursday, Saturday and Sunday obtain the spirit ot ..ttton .tmnirori ind the church were the subjects of dis- be put forth to knowns, malihinis and kamaainaa, are,meet Friday at 10 a. m. nights at S o'clock. day's power which would bflng nia to cussion yesterday at the third ' x all urgently invited to enjoy all Sunday School at 10 a. m. 1 ' alike session of the Western Washington ':. es THE CHRISTIAN Christ the privil-g- of the church. "Come CHURCH. Holiness Meeting at 11 a. m. Christian Missionary conference held -- s then told the audience Old Y..M. C. A. building, Hotel and Mr. Ebersole thou with us and we will do thee Young People's meeting at 6:30 in the First Christian church. Mr. Akana had Just been appoint- j Alakea streets. David Carey Peters, p. m. Washing Powders take the colcr out of washed garments; scarcely that Is- good." "The morning's program included ed by the Endeavor Societies of the I minister. Other Sunday Schools are held at any dye .is made that withstands them. representative at the I,nister Peters will be in the pulpit Bible study conferences. J. W. Baker land as their KALini UXI0V mURCH Sloan Mission, 3 p. m.; School street, of Seattle, superintendent of missions convention to be be- - both, morning and evening. The morn-twee- n next International Kalihl Union church, king street 2:30 p. m., Liliha street, 3 p. m. (Jap for Western Washington, read his an- - g service at 11 o'clock will be held In Chicago. Gulick avenue and Kamehame- anese and Korean). nual report E. B. Kansas V. Warlnner, associate voted to the culture life, Elliott of Miss Emily Fourth road: Rev. Horace W. of Christian A cordial invitation to any or all City, Mo., who was to have delivered business manager of the Friend, then Chamberlain minister. and the evening service at 7:30 will these meetings is extended by rally of an address on "Business Efficiency in reported the Sunday school Bible school, 9:30 a. m. be evangelistic. People who have had ADJUTANT S. MAXHART, was present Sunday morn- ' the Church." unable to be the conference, held on Morning service, 11 a. m. reason to doubt the claims of Chris- Officer in charge. at the conference. A discussion and WMte churchyard espe- - wimm one in the tianity people who ing from ten to Evening service. 7:30 p. m. i are the are report was In of explanation of the held of the native church. Her account Senior CL E., Wednesday, 7:30 p. cia:iy invuea to tnese evening SEVENTH DAY ADYENTIST place of the address. An institute on the rHoIke waa most interesting and m. CHURCH the united missionary program closed picturesque. One noteworthy fact The minister will preach both morn--i The Sunday school opens at 9:45 in 767 Kinau street. Pastor F. C. Con the morning's session. brought out was that the review in Ing and evening. The subject for the the morning and the Young People's way. Services Saturday at 11 a. m. "Rev. H. E. Ryder, pastor of the which all the Islands takepart is so morning discussion will be "Panthe- - meeting at 6:30 in the evening. and Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Sabbath Green Lake church, was the first of SOAP arranged as to cover the Sunday Ism." In the evening Mr. Chamber--; The minister can be found in the School at 10 a. m. Services Wednes the afternoon speakers. 'The Church's school lesson fojr the entire previous lain will speak upon the question "Is office at the church from 12:30 to 2 day at 7:30 p. m. Greatest Problem, not Its Greatest is absolutely free from deleterious Ingredients, or substances danger year. the World Growing Better or Worse." every day except Saturday. A cordial invitation is extended to Need, is Money," he said, "because ous to clothing. ... ' Rev. J. W. Wadman, superintendent ; It is the desire of this church to everybody to come and hear these the church has swung off from Gods Anti-Saloo- n a of the League, gave lend every encouragement meet-S- t vital subjects. way. It i3 a problem of stewardship. EPISCOPAL CHURCHES to the SOLD BY MADE BY ringing report of the Temperance Day Emma ings being M. for we are the stewards of God's pos Andrew's Cathedral held by the .Y. C. A. at Although the sieel auditorium that program, which was carried through street near Beretania. Rt Rev. H. B.. the Empire theater, but the evening sessions, not tne real owners or tfiem. YOUR GROCER HONOLULU SOAP WORKS I exposition is presenting to the with great enthualasm, beginning with Restarick, bishop: Rev. Canon Wm. nieeting will be held in for the "The 'every member' canvass war the church city of San Francisco is 40 per cent tho sunrise Drayer meeting and clos Ault vicar. Sunday services, 7 an, those who care to come. explained by Rev. CI. W. Muekley of - completed cornerstone was ing with a crowded : house for the 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday the lail Kansas City, Mo. 'The campaign in etereoDtlcon lecture of the evening. " April 23 with special ceremony. The creases the amount of money obtain . . ST. AUGUSTlXtrS CHAPEL represents an outlay of thb t,Mt mnrnlnz a great deal of. could not understand. v , r v rnin. structure ed.' he said: it sets the pastor free literature and In witbi 11,300,000 and is an important feature for his spiritual work, and it restores ten?Derance SI55I f C!08mg.:TKle tOh0titO!tIn. pastor. 'Sunday services; 9 a. m. were distributed. Plans are several pertinent of the new Civic Center. It will seat lost membership. If it didn't obtain a 12 000 persons and will be used during under way for the general partlcipa-- ' the conference with regard to the di GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH single added penny. It would be worth ministers great congresses tlon of the-islan- in Tempefanco minlshing number of Hawaiian the exposition for while in attracting the attention of Double " Beretania avenue near Punchbowl and conventions. Sunday. ''' r .': in these islands and spoke on street busings men. to whom work of any Single in ; : Mr. Ebersole then presented, briefly the necessity for enlisting young Ha- Sunday 11 a. ra. and on sort that is kept up constantly instead Rob-ley- , services at '. S.' minis- yellow pine cones to the in spasms a strong and T.Ji-i- Stock. message sent by Mr W. waiian men In the work of the 7:30 Western of makes anneal.' ' . the last Sunday of each month at l;- -' ' ,. who was unable to be present at try. He also mentioned the. value of p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. amount of 6377 bushels, obtained on "The closing speaker. Rev. W. R. j the meeting. The three thing which tbe ministerial "re treats" where the the Bitterroot national forest. Monta- Warren, told of the work of the min newcomer in attendance the con- na, yielded 9482 pounds of seed. The isterial relief board. impressed Mr. Robley aa a ministers at REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 200 Miles" of GALVANIZED FENCE FABRIC on hand at to the Territory were first the deep ference withdrew twice during the CHRIST OF LATTER DAT average cost of the extracted seed " 'The Problem of pur work.' he said spirituality of. the meetings: second. sosson in order that in brotherly SAINTS was 41 cents per pound. is an efficient ministry. What we their perfect unity, and third the fashion they might talk over and Dray Church located on King street one need is not money, but men. And a AXTELL'S splendid attention glven even those over the deepest problems of their block Ewa of Thomas square. The average man dislikes a chronic minister can no longer look after a 1048-5- 0 Alakea St. P. O. Box 642, Phone 2515 speakers whose language tbe audience work. Contributed. Young people's prayer meeting at kicker unless she's jn the chorus. church and carry on a business. Ha TWELVU HONOLULU BTAT-BULLETI- N, SATrRDAY, JULY 25, 1914. t

Mrs. Frederick. W. Phisterer, MIm strcth, Mr. Amour... Mr. Spencer, Lteife . Shute. Miss Kvaiu, Mr. Pbistervr.r tenant Robert C Goets: Lieutenant Mrs. G. L. Hicks, Jr.. Mrs. Krmk U Otis K. Sadtler, Ueutehant. Derby, Applin, Mrs. G. F. Humbert, .Mrs. H. Lieutenant Freeman V. Bowler, Lieu? F. Nichols, Mrs. Frederick P, . Rey tenant Walter M. Robertson, Lieut, noldsv lfrs. Hall, Mrs. UTenney Pec. Richardson. Mrs. '.Vllllara !L Carter, Mrs. llocke, Mrs. W. M. iirahanj. MUa Mrs. Edward - Carpenter. Mrs. F. M. Rlctardsont alts.' Wiltiam H. tarter Hlnkle, Mrs, Benjamin V. Atkinson, and ta bostesa. t Mrs. Joseph Randolph and the hostess.

Miss S.haefers Zance. Mrs. Simoccn's BriCae, . Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer enter-- Mrs. H. S. Simpson was hostess at talned at one of the loveliest affairs a most enjoyable bridge party but ct the week when they gave a dance Wednesday afternoon at her home on on Thursday evening in honor of Ana puni street, la honor of MUa Edna their daughter. Miss Pauline Schaefer.' Byrd. who hv the houseguest of Mrs, The decorations were exceptionally George McEUiowney. The rooms were beautiful. The two spacious rooms beautifully decorated with a profusion half of Honolulu summering SOwlAw CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK. thrown open for the dancing reraPr golden shower and feathery maiden-thick-ly WITH, the beaches and on the hung with niaile, which made-- hair ferns. y ft In inly nat- a fresh, cool background for A very pleasant afternoon waa spent ural that Dame Society, her Miss Schaefer's Dance. : thf after ' bright colored gowns of the young1 the cards, at the end of which Mrsi strenuous winter and spridg, should Mrs. Simpspn's Bridge. '..:'. 7.'. ladiea. The other rooms were effeo T. A. O'Brien was awarded the a raj decide to take a rest also. Hilo BridflSv-Party.- -l -- lively bamboo, palms, prize, Mrs. A. A. Wilson Dinner. decorated with second, and The past week, however, has been General and Mrs. Edwards' and great masses carna- - Mrs Frank 'A.' Batchelor Captain Mrs. Carpenter's Dinner. ferns of red received thl notable for several large, affairs Mrs. and tlons. A popular quintette contribut- - consolation. J Arthur Wilder' Country club iane Mr. and Mrs, Letter Arrive. cd the latest dance music and a moat v$Those present were Mrs. F. G. Humj and .Miss Schaefer's ba'l being anions? Captain and Mrs OfTIey's Dinner. delightful evening was enjoyed.' meL Mrs. A. A. Wilson. Mrs. Frank A! - dancing parties of sce- Miss Maxam Returns. -- the lovliest the . Those present were 'jkliM Mary von Batchelor. Mrs. F. IX. fjhaadler.. Mrs SOB1 Mrs. Hawes Departure. Holt, Miss Hilda von Holt, MUs Elira- - George McEldowney, Mrs. ,T. AJ There have also been several largs A Coming Wedding. betb. Carter, Miss Phoebe Carter, Miss 0'3ritn, Mrs; "J. II. Brown,Mrs. Rogel and beautiful bridge parties and we Mrs. Phisterer'a Bridge. Mary Ragan Gary, MiS3 Grace Carter. Taylor.fMrs. George Humphries. Mrs! mfght here that Pert Kuger in Col. and Mrs. McDonald's Bridge. Miss Margaret Center. Miss Beatrice Augustas r Prescott, XSim f "CharleJ distinguishing itself fcr its gaiety dur- ( i . . Chowder and Swim at the Outrigger. Dredge, MUs Ruth Anderson. Miss Drake. Miss C, Ackertrtarf, Mrs; tleorg ing quiet days. ; Mrs. Luncheon. ' these The arrival of Gaynors Ruth Soper, Miss . EloiSe WHchman Henderson. Mrs.' Clifford White, Mrs! the Ielter party in their yacht, the Kentner-Roo- t Wedding. Mb?s Rosamund Swanz. Miss Nora Charles G. lielser. Mrs. Floyd Emj Niagara, has caused quite a tipple in V '.-::- ! Mrs. Johnston's Bridge. Swanzy. Miss LI la McDonald. Mlssi hians, MrsJ. Ferguson. Mrs. Wynant; town society and several of the lead- Mrs. Clegg Complimented. Tbelma Murphy, Miss Ruth McCbes- - Mrs. McCullun Miss Edna Byrd and

- . . ers of tbe army circles have planned I '- .'j:'..f.".5.iJf.;,J!.aS5.',S Miss Quaries' Danced ney. Miss Alice Cooke. Miss Harriet; the. hostess., . k i ' entertainments for them. Dinner. Hatch, Miss Maye Biven. Mlsa Mar- - '.; ,.;.;f. 4 But, tn the whole, the younger set September Arrivals. garet Thurston, MUs Helen Spalding, : Hilo Bridge Party. . . - lf are carrying the burden of the Kdl Depart for Hawaii. Miss Helen Achilles, Miss Bertha A very Urge, and delightful bridt ' : - world In Honolulu while their elders Informal Dinner and Dance. Kopke, MUs Esther Kopke. Miss Js- party was given . last, Friday, tn Hila - are resting and planning for the com- Mrs. Focke's Weekend Party. sle Kennedy, MUs Bernlce Ha'.stead. by Mrs. 11. V. PaUen and Mrs. Wlllt ing fall season which a MUs Sybil Robertson, Miss Dorothy am H. Hiserman, in honor of Mrs is sure to be -- p Mrs. Wilder's Dance. brilliant one. . v Recent Arrivals. Guild. Miss Laura Low,, Miss Helen George Ross. Mrs. .Harry. Gray. Mis - . 4 ; Mr. and Mrs. Owen's Bridge. McLean, Miss .rramona Marks. Miss Ina Gray, and Miss Madeline Ros 1 Mrs. Phltterer Bridge. Ruth Richards; Miss Marjorie Gilman. ' who are visitors from Honolulu MUs was a very elaborate, th Mrs. Frederick W. Phlstererv was Mrs. Johnston's Bridge. ' MUs Smith. Laura' Athertori. affair and hostess at a ,del!gTjtful bridge party MUs Violet Atherton, MUs Longstreth. decoration wefe exceptionally beau? - One of the largest and rriflst en lov on I : Miss Amour. Miss Fannie Hoogs, Miss tiful. while about eighty-fiv- e members! Friday of last week, when about y vw able bridge parties cf the week was thirty five of her friends were invit- Alice Hoogs, Miss Marjorie Freeth, "f 11110" were In attendance. ' ' 2 the one given yesterday afternoon by ellfe ed to meet her house guests, Miss 4;x Mr, William Warren. Mr. Armlger The ptrze, for .each table, was lis .Mrs. J. S. Johnston in her charming band-painte- Evans and Miss Shute of Albany, New quarters Dredge, Mr. Lawrence Small, Mr. Carr lovely, d fruit bowl and at Fort Ruger. The rooms Gait, Mr. Gait, Mr. Alexander each of the guests Of honor was prel York, and Miss Richardson of Bos- were beautifully an ter Jack : decorated with ton. The decorations were exceedin- Anderson; ' Mr. Vernon Tenney, Mr. tented with a pretty guest prU. V - Rrtlstic profusion of the flowers now t - 1 wa given gly lovely and called forth expressions - " Ernest Gay, Mr. Arch Brown, Mr. Ern- The affair at Mrs. Patf - In season, of admiration from all of the guests. ' : , :"t""' v rf which pink asters and est Podmore, Mr. Marcus Monsarrat. j ten's beautiful Hilo borne, which is so Each of the five tables were decorat- f.'iM lilies predominated. Mr. George Ahlborn, Mr. McDonald. ' well adapted - to entertaining on a The keenest interest was shown in Mr.-- f McCorristori, Urge ' ed in a different color, the various ' Robert Mr. Nel scale. ' schemer being green, yellow, pink, tbe games and some exceptionally Steele, Mr. Erllng Hedemann, Mr. Ed. Y ' " ' 5 jhleh sccres were run uo. Later In - , . the Hedeipann, Mr. Henoch, Mr. Pfluger, Recent 'Arrivals. ... lavender and white. The spacious ' dining room was decorated entirely in jafternono the card enthusiasts were Mr. Allan Reuton. Mr. Alan Low rey, t MUs Frances and MUs Addle Mur V : 'Joined by other guests, after which Kelly , Mr. phy city pink. Carnations in their many hues ' Mr. Henshaw, Frederick are recent, arrlvalajn the fc fdelicicus refreshments were served. .' Mr. Horner. Mr. ' from the Orient, being on the way to and loads of asters were used. ' Wlchman. J Foster Throughout the afternoon tbe bid- mone: those present were: Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mr. Frederick Schaefer. their home in Helena. Montana, after ding was spirited and the competition Michael J. Tenlhan. Mrs. Ben iambi H. Mr. Philip Spalding, Mr. Henry Car- - having completed a tour of the world, .keen. However, In the end, the prizes Watklns, Mrs. Paul B. Malone. Miss ; ter, Mr. Dickson Nott, Mr. Robert Pur-- For the past seven f years they have - were awarded to Mrs. .William P. Mslone, Mrs. VV. R.- Davis. Mrs.: Ran"-dolr- h, vIsv.Mr. Stanley Kennedy, Mr. Walter' been traveling constantly, this. being Wooten, Mrs. C. W. Waller, Mrs. Geo. Mj??.;.F. 1 McStocker. Miss Marshall, Mr. Charles Herbert, Mr. their fourth visit to Honolulu. . Thejr 8, GlbbH, Mrs. J. S. Parker and Mrs. Julie McStooker.'.Mrs. Arnett.P. Mst-- Guy. Macfarlane, Mr. William Hoops, have a great many friends in the IsJ & J. O'Hara. After, cards, the play- thews. Mfm RurriA fJamhlo Vfra 9 n Mr. Brewer, Mr. Lester Marks, Mr. lands, all of whom are taking advan I ers were joined by a number of oth- Barnes. Mra StevepsJMrs: C. W. Wal- - Oscar McCorrUton, Mr. Plercy- - Not-- " tage, of the opportunity, to welcome i Ipr. er ladies for tea. Mrs K.'JT'Orrararjrs. Grbnnen. J; tage, Mr. Paul Hassen.'Mr. Argabrlte, . these two delightful women, to ouj ' - . Among those present were: Miss Mrs. w. js. . Kills, Mrs. C. A. Clark, Mr. Rogers, Mr. . Dwlght, Mr. .Long-- ; shores again. t Evans. 'Miss Shute. Miss Richardson, Mrs. Paul B. M alone, Mies Malone, Mrs. Benjamin W. Atkinson, Mrs. . ..' i '. Randolph, Mrs.' George S. Gibbs, Mrs. George H. Jatnerson; Mrs. Joshua Brown, Mrs. Raymond Brown, Mrs. v V... . y v , Beginning Monday William P. Wooteh, Mrs. George Tut-tle- Mrs. H. F. Wlcbman, Mrs. W. M, Graham, Mrs. Daniel N. Swan, Mrs. Mbrhing', July o'clock E. J. O'Hara, Mrs. Norris Stayton, 27, 8 Mrs. C. W. Waller. Mrs. J. S. Parker, Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. IL B. Restarick, "I Mrs. G.. ,1 Hicks,' Jr.;'.. Mrs. F. M. Hinkle, Mrs. C. A, Clark, Mrs. W. E. Ellis, Mrs. J. S. Johnston, Mrs. H. F. ' Nichols, Mrs. G. F.. Humbert, Mrs. vS;aJ;ep Applin, Mrs. Hofgaard and A Special Frank Mr. Pblsterer. ' - -- Col. and Mrs. McDonald's Brldfle. STAMPED NEEDLEWORK Colonel and Mrs. J. B. McDonald entertained at one of the most attractive bridge parties of the week on Thursday evening. The decorations nter-rieci were carried out in yellow, a wealth j " Pillow Tops Scarfs s of large yellow chrysanthemums, be- e neath the soft cool glow ot yellow-candl- C - shades making the rooms most

attractive. ' f . After a number of closely contested Mrs H. P. Agee, who, under the pen-nam- e of Fannie Heaslip Lea, 'a writing clsver short stories for large assortment Of "rubbers," the first prlre was won by current magazines. One of her latest stories is published In t- -e Worr.a. 's Home Ccmpanion for August, and Mrs. J. S. Parker, while the second deals with Walkikl beach bathing and surfing. went to Mrs. Paul B. Malone. Dr. stamped goods in 3.7 T. McDonald captured the gentle- J. T. McDonald, Captain and ; Mrs. Charlotte Reichmann and Lieutenant ed: Mr. tnd Mrs. Joseph Leiter, Miss man's prize and Mrs. Randolph was Paul B. Malone, Captain and Mrs. Livingston Watrous which takes place Franclse Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine low tops, scarfs and teriterpietes, has ; presented with a guest's prize. James S. Parker and Colonel and at noon next Tuesday at St Andrew's Elkins, Col. W. C. Cotgrave and Dr. Ran- : Those' present were: Mrs. Mrs. McDonald. : Cathedral. : W. B. Marbury. ' arranged ' dolph, Colonel and Mrs. Benjamin W. ,y. - - ' ; MU$ Reichmann has chosen her sis- beeii selected an3 in Mr. Randolph, Captain and Chowder Swim Outrigger. ter, Mies Anne Atkinson. and at the Reichmann, to act as marked-for- . Mrs. Frederick W. phisterer. Lneut. Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Barnes entertain- her maid of honor, while Miss Betty Captain and Mrs. Offley'.s Dinner. lots and specially this occasion. Mr. E. A. P. Captain tnd Mrs. S. Offley and . Mrs. .IL F. Nichols. ed a few of their friends at a very Naylor and Master Robert Meals will Robert - Newcomb, Mrs. Sara- - Newcomb, Mr. Informal and jolly chowder party at be attendants. entertained at dinner on Wednesday Amonp- these coods ,will be found a. wide and Mrs, Albert Horner, Dr. ana Mrs the Outrigger Club on last Saturday I The usher will be Lieutenant Wil- evening at their quarters at Schofieid evening. After a r.iOBt enjoyable and liam A. Ganoe, Lieutenant Charles A. Barracksl The table was very attrac- range of patterns and ideas, many of-- which are ; refreshing swim, a delicious chowder Meals, Lieutenant Robert P. Harbold tively decorated and covers were 1 - supper was served. : Among other :de-llghtf- ul and Lieutenant Oswald H. Saunders placed fcr: Capt Henry M. Fales, Mrs. 5 clever and unusual, all are worthy' of your iutcrest.' incidents ia connection with of the Twenty-fift'- a Infantry; Lieuten- Robert H. Offley, Captain, and Mrs. ' PROTECT the- - evening's entertainment was- - a ant John H. Hinemon of the First Brady G. Ruttencutter, Lieutenant and One lot , 7 ; The ptherlot ;: YOUR bonfire, which is a rare and wonder- Infantry, and Lieutenant L. A. Beard Mrs. Walter E. Pridgen and the host ful novelty In thes Islands. ot the First Field Artillery. and hostess. , COLIPLEXION, Those present were CoL and Mrs. ' 10c each each 25c W. E. Ellis. Mr. E. A, P. Nowcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Leiter Arrive. Mirs Maxam Returns. , Mrs. Sara Newcomb, Miss Barrie 1 Every woman who spends . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter arrived Gamble, Alfred E. Sawkins, Mr. Miss Hazel M. Maxam, daughter of t Summer at the seaahor. Lieut in Honolulu early yesterday morning Maxam, In' the mountains or at some . Guy Buttolph, Mr.' and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. John arrived : la their private yacht the Niagara, on faehtonabie watering , place Hay-selde- n home on the Matsonia on Tuesday. -- M. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. oulJ take with her a few' their way iiome after a leisure tour During the past year. Miss Maxam has Also at -- - - and Dr. anl Mrs. Barnes. buttles of , of the world. Although they expect been attending a finishing school from to remain here only a few days, a Mr. and Mrs. Owen's Bridge. which she graduated In June. She is j SpeciaKPricea number of social affairs have been i GOURAUD'S Mn Mrs. G. Owen are also a pupil of Professor Kruger and and Cllaton planned among j evening for them, which are appeared at many of his recitals. Her entertaining at bridge this Included Captain and Mrs. Edward Car- complimentary Mr. Mrs. Ches- many friends in Honolulu are waiting ! to and penter's dinner this evening, and Gen- ter "J. Hunn, who are soon to leave to hear some of her music with con- Silk Foulards, 24 ih: wider to eral and Mrs. Clarence R. Edwards' siderable anticipation. forti.Porto Rico. It also happens Monday. be the occasion of Mr. and Mrs. dinner on A all arid variety Mr. and Mrs. Leiter have a great including shades a large : Owen's tin wedding anniversary, and H Departure. many friends here in Honolulu, Mrs. awes' the; favors and serice are all to be and Mrs. Alexander G. Hawes departed of dairity patterns, have been 'Tepnced. and i:CREAM appropriately suggestive of the day. although the briefness of their visit very suddenly for the coast on the many impossible, After the cards, eighteen little tin makes formal affairs Mongolia last Saturday, bound for New now offer unusual buying possibilities. . 1, they will be the recipients of con- ' Improve beautify her prizes are to be auctioned off to the York where she will Join her husband. to and guests, according to bridge siderable attention o'f a more informal complexion and protect her their Previous to ber,' departure,- - Mrs. ' $1.00 Foulards, 85c; 5 Foulards, kin. from the burning sun. scores, and. a number of other little sort Hawes was 'offered all sorts. of ente ' ?f2 $1. bleaching winds, and damp games will be enjoyed. The refresh ! In Mr: and Mrs. Letter's party there ! tainments, but declined evepthlnff night air. - . ments will be' served on tin plates. are their sons Joseph and Thomas, owing to recentTjaeatll. The affair Is really the gathering MUs FrancUe Williams, Mr. and Mrs. the The surest guarantee of Its - .WTiilfe inr the. East; ahe 1 Hawes, Sr. perfection the fact of It together of an old bridge club of Blaine Elkins, Col. W. C. Cotgrave and - -- weeks In Canada '"' i-- kitflnai Kaanw m .aSpBasskv will spend several 'r' ii'i w - , -- actual use 71 v' - m - m a. friends. Her la m De-fo-re visiting relations and for nearly TTZ1 1 were memDers, ior a lasi evening. ( : w . re--j 42-in- , ' many friends In Honolulu keenly ; ; three quart . I - f t. the departure of Mr. and Mrs. General Mrs. Satin: wide, of a een r I and Edwards' Dinner. grct abrupt departure-:-- f' .1 Charmeiise Hunn. The rooms will be attractive- General and Mrs. Clarence R. Ed- her : cannot KJTl ly decorated In yellow for the occa- wards will entertain in honor of Mr. in every desirable color, has been Root-Kentn- er Wedding. "V relief P - ITS' sion. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter and their party '.j for th Those present will be Mr. and Mrs. At a very large and elaborate church;-weddin- v. y I f at an elaborate dinner on Monday eve- J.--' Hunn.-i.Ir- . Mrs.-J- . which place in MedfonLj reduced from to per yard. les. freckles Chester and J. ning."- Covers? 'will be. laid for about took $3.00 $2.00 . MU3 ; and other Mr. Mrs. L.A Young, ' ' Oregon on Wednesday evening, ' Belser. and J. e. :' j blemishes of twenty-fiv- . - -- - V the complex Mr. and Mrs. S. Da Freest, Mr. and Ida Ie-Kentne- r became the bride of Ion. Mrs. R. G. Moore, Mr. Mrs, Geo. MUs Bess Kehtner,. rrug8ifts and Mrs. Mr. Lei iRoctt At S. Curry, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gaynor, Captain and Carpenter's Dinner. who leftillcno'ulu about two weeks and Depart- Captain fnd Mrs." Edward Carpenter ment Stores. Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Andrews, Mr. to ; te- - present vat the ceremony. are entertaining dinner at the Coun-J8te- d Will Thomas. Mrs. T. J. Hill and,Mr at a3 na:dof-bcno- r for her sister.' B. & COMPANY FERO. T. ECPIiKS & SCI. Prgpt. try Club this evening In honor Df Mr. F. EHLERS and Mrs. Owen. . There were six bridesmaids , besides' t . . ' 1852. . nd Mrs Joseph Leiter and their party Established 57 Great Jeaea Stmt , several ether atteadants. The church, A Coming Wedding. who arrived In Honolulu on their was NEW YORK was beautifully decorated and 'it A wedding Which is attracting con- yacht, the Niagara, ithis morning, a. very art lovely affair.; : placed twen- lare siderable interest both in town and f Covers will be for about , Mr. and Mrs. Hoot will spend their - r guests, among whom, will be iaclud- Al-sk- ;;..,.-,- v.c. i Schofieid social circles, is Uiat of Miss ty tcneymoa i:i a.-' HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, JULY 2.yl014. THIRTEEN

evptiing'jwith Mrs. Geo. S. tiibbs ai length of time is still with her par- M'irnd h:";h wore. . ents at Pacific Grove, but contem- iUtafcUkd t?SO plates making it to hi--r brother. Litutenant O. K. Sadtler cf Sch'i'ie'.d Captain "Sandy" MacXab. who is an Harracks was the guest of Lieut C. officer in the 14th Infantry with sta- Walter Baker P. Lyman, his West Point classmate, tion at Pert Geo. Wright, Washiug-ton- . for over Saturday cf last week. v a : Mrs .Michael J. Inihan has snt Mrs. Eruette V. Smith with her, cut cards' for Tuesday afternooa. v daughter has concluded her visit with 2. for an afternoon bridge in honor of her brother, Mr. Frank G. Blair, ia CHOCOLATES Mrs. Benjamin Walker Atkinson. Mrs. Alabama, and has gone to Petoskey, Len'han will have ten tables in the Michigan, to be witu a sister at that play with additional guests to eume lake resort until the middle of Aug- in for tea at the conclusion of the ust when she will return to Califor- COCOAS cards. nia for a short while, coming to ana Fcrt Shaker in early September. i Ueut. Carl Hardigg arranged a most Fcr eating, drinking and cooking successful riding party on last Sunday Lieut and Mrs. Alfred J. Booth left Pure, Delicious, Nutritious garrison cn 20:h for their ' s calling oats u in which Mrs. Edwards. Captain aal the the -- . N: - I FOB HOXOLULF S Mrs. Malone. the Misses Porter, Cath- new home in the college grounds of Miss Quartet Dance. M - now rVirfithtf On - ft a liiutAaa Si erine Lenihan. Edwards. Malcne'anl Kamehameha School and are Illsi They Thursday Mondays Punahou. Makikl. H Lieuts. Silvester. Rose. Cook. Hardigg comfortably and pleasant settled. a verjr enjoyable dance pa large of in this g Taesdays Waikiki, Kapiolanl 8 and Lymans participated. Tlie miss the circle friends evc-nln- at her home on Keeaumolca , , rartv S Park. Kalmukl. Palolo. First 8 was absent thrf ugbrut the entire dar garrison but are rejoicing over the street in honor of her brother. Mr. Tuesday Rugtr. Si! change for the better over the quar- Kalph Quarles, wbo expects leave ' 5 Fort tni had for its objective the top of t) S. Hfduesda)8 Nuuaiiu, Puunut, K mem- ters provided by the government in In August for Denver, be will ''. Tantalus. Mrs. Edwards while a where - ) Pacific Heights. First and third r partv the cantenment at Shafter. Mrs. Roe. attend school preparatory to entering ber f the d!d not undertake th ?'";' 'V 6 Wednesday, Nuuanu fN'ufstn'an feature but drove up an'l Mrs. Booth's mother, accompanied University Illinois. spa above the of The X bridge; mecond and fourth ed- - S : the party at the summit the family and will continue to make I :cind clous rooms were very prettily deco-:-; J - . nesdays, below bridge; fourth - htr home with Iier daughter rated in white and green;, ' 1 & J a poplar, . - $ ? Wednesday, i'acific Heights; first The little sen of Lieut, and Mrs. quintet delightful mu- Lei-lehu- rendered dance Jt and third Wednesdays, Alewa X W. 3 Mrs. Iuirry B. McAree of a - Wrnon Boiler of tb 2nd Infantry, the; QfOo sic, and altogetner, the evening was a ; ' . 4 I 5s Heights. ; Tvil V. 8. latent ,: ig progressing . favorably from the garrison was the house guest very successful and happy one. 'v K K -- 11 ; Thurd;iys The Plains most severe operation recently per- Mrs. George H. Janierson during 1-- 11 . to- 1 of Breakfast Cocoa, 2 lb. tins Those present were: Miss Beatrice' til 'j" Irldajs Hotels and town, a formed at the department hospital and the continuance of the camp of the White. Miss Esther White, "Miss 'Flor- fourth Friday. Fort Sbafter. first his parents entertain hopes of a 2th Infantry at Red Hill where her Baker's Chocolate (unsweet- ence White, Mtsg Arnold; Miss Friday. K Luiti speedy and complete recovery from husband. Captain McAfee, Medical 1-- at ened), 2 lb. cakes Sadie Carey, Misj Avis Fennel' Misa Manoa. College Hilla. first and his affliction. , Ccrps, was on duty as surgeon. 1 Kthel FVnnel. Miss Lillian Kennel Miss third Friday K I " t German's Sweet Chocolate, haturdavH Kalihl. third and St Sibyl darter. Miss Lillian McChesnef,' Captain and Mrs. Joseph C. Kay,' 1-- 4 2$ A change in the plans concerning lb. cakes Miss Ruth Coaper, Miss Mildred 'Cba-pi- n. fourth Saturdays; Kamehameha 2nd Infantry, now expect to leave St of Captain George S. Miss Madelina Cbapln, Miss Inex Schools, last Saturday. Fort Shafter for the coast by the the removal For Sam trj i4i Croura ia Hoaolulu ev- - X Glbbs' company of the Signal Corps Mi3S Cor-neil!- e Fort JSbafter Calling day transport Gibson. Pearl Robinson; Miss next and will be absent Shafter to Schofleld Bar- M D. ery Friday. garrison for 'about two from Fort Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. McCarn. js Mary McCarn, from the racks having been announced where- Cro-xle- .r 8 a for Miss Tente Sheldon, Mr. Campbell months, leave of absence that by company will remain at this DORCHliSTCR. MASS., U. S. A. LUyd Note The telephone number of length of time having been granted the Mr. Arnold. Mr. L'lther & post, the many friends of Captain Hough. Mr. Alfred Ifough. Mr. M?rt'n the Society E lilur is 4075. Captain Kay in recent orders. They & a and Mrs! Glbbs are rejoicing over 55 HIGHEST AWARDS IN Fennel. Mr. Fred" Carter, Mr. Sam Car- !- - will be the gurets of Mrs. Peter E. those popular members ggSjfcXXRSSXXHBXS&SSK Marquart the Presidio. San rVan-clsc- o, the fact that ter. Mr. Allan Pod more,' Mr. Bryan V at of the line will still be members of EUROPE AND AMERICA Glrdler,' Car-ern- e during the greater part of the Hr. Henry White. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones of Kamehame this garrison. Their removal would - 4 while away cn leave. Major White. Mr. Burns, Mr., Jay Sm'.th, time regarded as a great loss j ha. Miss and lieut. Dana T. j now with his regi- have been Mr. Allison McCarn. Mr. Reld-fcrd- , Inihan Marquart who is A be with Colonel Frcneh at the joint Kenneth Greene. .' Lieut, and Mrs. Gee's diu-te- r to the social life of Fort Shafter. Mr. Blakeley.McStocker, Mr. Ea- ment, the 12th Infantry, at El Paso. as regards camp of tha National Guard and reg- 'if was a gathering an-- i the similar sentiment prevails larger ton Magoon, Mr. Closson FJmory, Mr. has applied for a leave of absence Mrs. Frederick F.' iment, the pest will entirety guests included .Miss Catherine Lnl-han- . come to Presidio in order Lieutenant and nofle William Pcsa, Mr. John CPowda. Mr. 2nd will the Rlack who would also have teen lost destcrd. and as the band will also re- Miss Malcno, .MJas Rosenbium. to be at home during tble visit of main in garrison a semblance ot Frank Winters Mr. Marcus Monsarjt, I to this post had the original plans the and Lieuts. C, . B. Lyman. Polhemus, Captain and Mrs. Kay. ; ; . concerning sig- life will, he apparent even though a Mr. Ralph Quarles and the hostess. A. K. Lyman and r"ampano!e. At the of the authorities the 4: ' men .: officers will . v r.r .x..:. V t nal company been followed out. majority cf the and conclusion bcth dinner parties were Lieut. Franklin P. Jackson, 2nd In- be away. r ' Mrs. Cleca CompMrnentecfc very much in evidence at the hop. fantry, now stands number one on .Mrs. Charles G. Ilelser, Jr., enter-- 1,11114 - s f ' U 1111 I I During absence of the headquar- (Additional Society on Pa; 14). '? I Ml I; . w . : u iho list of 1st lieutenants of infantry the . delightful : yesterday Red for talned at a tea , M III On Monday evening Capta'n and and is naturally expectant that his ters of the regiment at Hill corapilmeitary to Mrs. M. coming week, Lleut.-Col- . B. W. W. Seward Thompson was nominat- afternoon f3, Mrs. Clyde B. Parker entertained with advancement to captain will shortly the .western, In ; of the ed to be federal Judge for tto T. Clegg. who leaves soon for a Se- fJW, a unique rarty for the young people. occur. Mrs. Jackson who has been Atkinson will be command vern two battalions will distrie.t of Pen; rylvania. months' visit at the coast. The Game3 with pretty prizes were the . absent on the coast for an extended garrison. As but decorations were most artistic and fllv&rainri r f (ha ovonlno- - Tn thoeu Mlsa ! produced a charmingly cool effect: The MaTone proved a prize winner and spacious lahafr was hung with baskets" Lieutenant Lyman was also awarded of fluffy green tenia while the house ' the souvenir for men. 'At 11:30 ta. was filled with lovely, large hibiscus hcstes3 served delicious refreshments a. fifty of Mrs'. ; :r-Mi- ss Bessie Porter Edwards, the charming daughter of General and blooms and fern About ' and later informal dancing wa's in or Clegg friends were present to wish Mrs. Clarence R. Edwards. ' . der until a late hour. Captain and her , "ban voyage," and a most noy Mrs. Parker's guests for this wost waapent,xhattms. Walls, and the Jules Levys, all have able afternooa they mucfcbMter !.r.i -- How their needlework.. .:.Later delicloui tea v! I:.1bere Mrs Miss Mfss Ed-- Jorie Booth, accompanied ' by their, are spendingJi summer. Edwards. Porter. ' served: ilfi -- was aunt, Mrs. C. H.ra will depart wards. Captain and Airs. Rcanbaum, Schmidt, : 1 M1s3 Cath-rin- e Ha-- Mrs. L. L. McCandlesj expects Miss len'han, lalon. Miss j on the Mauna Kea Wednesday for to Mrs! Wlldefa Dane. . m . . II iLf .' . liL If 111 Lenfha. Lieuts- - Halloran, B. wall, wnere tney win ne tne guests mis weeit wun nert mue aauguier, ' sail Lyman. , Poihemus, : Silvester, Rose, uncle- - Ba--j for the Volcano ; will .'t dance cn Tuesday of tnelr Governor John T. hoase. whefe she Camn. Calder; Hardigg, Vifrhtfni Mahiki,1 .' ; roster. Greene to expect spend weeks. f is : ker. They to visit at several it and Campancle and. Dr. Dieber. R:.plimentary to Miss Grace Carter and uuu.uC u.u. Miss McCarn Mis3 Henry who are summer places, besides", spending some time'atj C6rneille and ; Mr Cartw j. 1 V t A progresalve dinner was on th tVio v me Volcano . House. . Coming home Tento ontsiwn were the uuuae visitors UlfWICin' city. , . , . 1 t - r nuaia evenrng mey stop rauua ana j itiuie pam..1' ween ui airs. ti,:w. on' cards for. last Wednesday and The charming little clubhouse was win ai several juuiju5 proved to be sn Immense"'' success. beautifully decorated with glowing oxner pomis on xne soumem ena 01 Thomas at her lovely Wahlawa heme. expect gone Assembling at the quarters, cf Lieuts. TtiMSPB offolden shower relieved by the lslarft. They to be FosterToV" . . .. 1 n 1 u.' a A Ira ' . . . . Camp, Rese an the neces- . throo Anrintr 7nlh tlmo tti(rl oi li.v r A lerns-an- paimaiuitu nese.wiwuv, "'t S-- .v ' ' J ' U33. neima Murphy... leaves on the sary orellmlnary appetlter course, the . Wery. detail) ofr plan practically to iye in open, cally arranged. toe the; lgf of August for.Hilo. where she will 20 girls bachelors, chap- was careful-- touring about the big, Island and en- - and under the evening's entertainment ' vIsit her aunt, Mra. William H. Hiaer- - erons pre of Major and Mrs. Lenihan -- imu waouuicu, iuy. - D jy.pianneu .uuuwimuuw; remaining until school- ouen3 apta'n' vi,w r nnd and Mrs. Malone, made affair a very enjoyable one Indeed, of tt scenery. fy. : i September , ' in ' a grand hilarfous tcur of Hhe various music was excellent and 4ane-- & :V:;-:- : r-- The ' lv;r : quarters - f . 1 f .f 11 1..A 'mtm."' Jl t ml bachelor and the homes of mg was eninusiasucanj lujwjfw imurmii winner ana uance. . Mrs nnhlnenn unA fJaa Marrar0t the chaperones. tU a laU;,hour, At eleven oclocavr Miss Laola Booth, was hostess at a Robin80n of San Francisco, are the delicious refrpshments were served. most enjoyable dinner party on , Lieuts." A. K. and C. B. Lyman pro- ;, Tuesnou8e gue8t3 0f Captain and Mrs. Wil-- vided the fru't cocktails for the partv fcne -- and . tWrtJ hundred day re-gues- About'; eveping at her home in .Pauoa liam:R. Davis. They expect to U wete present,:' r,: i Valley r.The . UWe ;.waa' --attractively, jnain' and It was but a steo to the next In 'Honolulu for several months. course, the. quarters of Lieuts. Greene Hardieg. soup was dis- Mr, Mrs. Dinner. w w and where the and 8chaefera hair ferns. ii- - j M-r r - M- - MM.fi. R, Schaefer enter - J- - icung enierxain- cussed. uL'euts. Halloran and Polhe- .Mi J a few Informally on friends at dinner mus and Dr. Dieber . were the hosts Li-fJiiA-i- i 7, pePIe who deco-Tlda- .t ii1' tu?g on Tuesday evening. The table for the entree and in turn fol-- J Tfor S evening. The sing-- then ttuutnu .valley. eame.ta ratio. ello and vel. lowed the fish at Miss Rosenbaum's, ys home In tog toys rendered most Inspiring ,ow 0010 was most Wctlvely decorated, v to ;tulle-.e- s the meat t Miss Malone's and the , tou?rc; jand dancing was enthusiastic ' of golden ahower an.--l .paiutel al,y Inldulged gajad at Lieut campanoies, with des- ln forthe remainder of ; y dainty little yellow place carda Mr. Ralph Quarles, son of Judge R sert nnd coffee at Miss , Lenlhan's. while t10 ' to bend P. on August . wero on than added avfinlshhyc touch to the.colpc : Quarles, will leave the lieuts. Calder and Silvester atheme. f 1 yyj J transport for Denver, where he will at the proeram for cigars for. the gentle- y. ; aped M ' school next year, preparatory to men.- The nerrv procession finally Pnvflri b for M 1J i tend - McDonald. Miss Margaret Center, UU It M H.J.Focke Is entertaining a entering the University of Blinols. wound uo at the hoo room where other Pauline Schaefer. Miss Jessie Keune- - number of the younger set at what members 'rf. the garrison ioined fo1 over a hot stove in a hotter dy. Mr. Wichman. Mr. Ulan': promises to be a very Jolly week-en- i Mrs. Philip entertained the an informal dance" to the rous'c of K Frederick . A. 3 A. L A 1 Frear J - Vic-trol- a. Ijnwrv. , Xtr. - Stanlev Kennedy. Mr. panjr icuay Hna loraorrow ai . Anui- card club cf which she Is a member on ccmpanv's orchestra aided bv the Frederick Schaefer and the host' and,? mane, j ine. auair is peing given in Thursday evening. One of the dis-hostes- s. The bachelors proved themr : nephew, "breeze , honor of Mrs. Focke'a Mr. tinctive features of this club Is that selves to be entlrelv at home as hosts kitchen: to have a After dinner Mr. and Mrs. Schaefer Carl.Haffon, who has recently arrived the men play aga'nst the women for tbe'r rr",ctivfi coprses. In th : and tlieir guests attended Mr. Arthur rrom Africa, aii sorts or oeiightrui nd always beat them. nartv n eddit''n to thos already - out-of-door- s ' 4 Mis Wllder'a dance at the Country :lub. fonn3 of ;jnterta'nment : v Ttor were A'exander. Mhs ., a a ' . have been planned for the guests anl The members of the Cornell Club R'hardprti. Mies Ewrds, Miss Porter, by wire" instead of swelter- week-en- d - i Mrs. Gavnore Luncheon. . a most enjoyable is antici- are giving a large and elaborate din- - Jiif ftnenne ieninan ana lieuten- ' Mra. W. F. Gaynor waa hostess at a pated. ner at the University Club on Mon ant Cook. delightful luncheon on Tuesday after-roo- n day evening in honor of Mr. Chester : for a number of University of Dinner. yV. "y: 3.' Hunn, who leaves in ih 3 near fu- . On Saturd even'n? last. foiloWne-h- ing in the summer keat to California Weda. all of whom attended Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Schaefer enter ture for Porto Rico. movies. Lieut C. B. Lvmnn filled . Perkeley at the same time. The af- - talned Miss May Bevin and Lieut F. his ouarters with a crowd ot his voun?-- 1 fair waa given In honor of Miss Ethel W. Bowley at dinner on Thursday eve-- -- Mrs. H. T. Hayselden Was hostess er friends fc a watermelon party of Lawson who. with Miss Nora Preisker, nlng, previous to Miss Pauline Schae- - at an informal little dinner on Tues- - huge dimensions. Electricity, willing ' let "the la a recent visitor from California. fer'a dance which they attended later. day evening in honor of Mrs. Arthur r- - The table was beautifully decorated L. Bump who nas been her house CaHuin and Mrs. Jmes K. Rll of ; ; y,yy with ilima lela tied with large bows guest for the past few days, while the 2d Infantrv have changed quarters tf blue. ribbo, representing the blue Society Personals Lieutenant Bump' was' encamped- with during the past week from the st in servant," do the work cheer-- and gold of Berkeley. the 25th Infantry at Red Hill. the ' bachelor meBs bui'dlne to those Covers were placed for Miss . Ethel formerly occupied by Lieutenant A. J. Mrs. F. J. Lowrey . an informal Lawson, Miss Nora Preisker, Mrs. W, wa3 Colonel and Mrs. Frank B. Cheatham Booth.? Their new home is now at luncheoa hoBtess cf the week. " Witte. Mrs. Chester J. Hunn and the are spending the summer at their home number 28 in the cantonment fully and cheaply " ' OOSieBS. - . I nil TflntalllS vhom thav ara ru-.n- o fan . I Mr. linrt Mrs IT ITnrVo ora th w - wuoiaui ly entertaining in a very informal way. Mrs. Walter H. Johnson was hostess September ArrlvaTa.aa'a. : ' ' ; Harry Whitney place at Kaalawal. Wednesday, This afternoon, a number of their on the 22a. for the Fort ; According following j ta the account frifnds enjoyed their hospitality, in- Shafter bridge club. The play was of a recent San Francisco wedding, the Mrs. Agnes H. B. Judd was an in- unusually spirited and proved Capt j formal dinner hostess of the week. cluding Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter newly-wedde- d couple. Mr, and Mrs. and their party. C. S. Lincoln to be the winner for the You, Frank Ai Bonnefield will too, can enjoy the make their Mrs. S. D. Barnes was an home In Honolulu, arriving on Septem- - informal brIdge hosteB3 of thIs week entertain- - The following Item, clipped from V i ' ' ' - Der 16. . ' - Inv0 ttvn IsM.a the San Francisco News Letter, Sfoorns' dioptric The marriage of Miss Anna Sonhla speaks of the social activities of Miss benefits of Electricity if you r Miss Grace Carter was Virginia Jolliffe, who spent several C-- T hostess at nefleld, chief E. of the U.S. S. Alert. an inforxxiavl luncheon last ' Tuesday months in the islands last spring: RatiRoach Pasto was. solemnlted Wednesday evening, afternoonat Waikikl Mlss Virginia Jolliffe spent the week- - Tlie laUniatlMal Rat Kilter Jnne 24. by the Rev..W. S.' Mathews ' ' end in Burllngame with Mr. and Mrs. " will get in touch with the of the M. E... church at the heme of i Miss Laoli' Booth expects W return Mountford S. Wilson-an- d lef,t Thurs-- Mr. nnd Mrs, Charles F.' Hllaire irito Notre Dame to comnlPt hr oni. day vith her sister, Mrs. Herbert C. Vallejo. The bride, was charmingly jege, course on thu 9th of September. Moffltt, for Lake Tahoe. gowned In "white crepe de chine with I a r a " ' ' real lace overdress, the bodice being Mrs, Donald Mclntvre leave nn th daintily decorated. Pearl trimming.: .icth of August for Scotland where she I FT. SHAFTER SOCIETY tunc iut wiu iiu uwj uiDci ut win spena a year. Co.. ; Electric ; Kills Off Star-Bullet-in rats, tiny pearU gave the finishing touches . , , ' fSpeclal Correspondence mice, awaiiaa to the costume. She carried a shower Mrs. Richard Quinn entertained very FORT SHAFTER, July 25. The cockroaches, waterburs and bouquet of , lilies of the valley and Informally at dinner on Thursday eve- - past week has been well filled with 11 - other vermin. Limited -- white sweet peas. 'The ceremony Jt . J mosUy 1 It b rmiy for om. coram leal, reliable washing. - ' affairs Informal in nature and followed by a dainty collation. The v ; a largely confined to the younger ele-- JBONIC PLAGUE-lU- ta. mie and house was prettily decorated In flags garrison. exceptions 1 1 cockroaches rermsoitnudrM- - Mrs. Frank Baldwin accompanied ment of the The from iafact-thi- a, Bon-'b- y wilcl brine and potted plants. Mr. and Mrs. ner young'son. arrived recently in were the dinners preceding the fort-neflel- d UfaldiMue. To extenntnat Phone on a ahort wedding trip. given m iMMMttbrannztM renaiM bteams . left San Francisco, but departed almost nightly ho0 that were by Lieut W Vlftric Rat arwi Riwh Put. ! They will be at home after immediately for Saratoga. and Mrs. Laurence O. Mathews and DirsetioBs in 15 luriiafM ta arstr paekavn ' mrywlMrs, September 15 Honolulu, IL T. : C. Twoaixss. Sold br rtafler at Lieut and Mrs. Cleveland Gee. CO. Tbe-Jam- STKABW8' ELECTRIC PASTE . San Francisco Examiner. es Doughertys, the . Arthur , The guests at the former were Cap-- Chicago, U. 8. A. HONOLULU STAR IIULLETIX, KATUKOAY. JULY 27., 1M4.

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Beginning Monday, July 27th, and for the balance of this month, we will have special values in!) each department. k There are

many broken lines of Laces, Ribbons, Wash Fabrics, Silks, Etc., that will be sold at about half of their cost value. Hi .1 l.Jk

v rm. Laces and A Great Clearance "Onyx" Hose MILLINERY with the m . : . Embroideries for "l'oiutcx" lici'l L-nlic-s and Children. A at. r Mm 5c and 10c SjHH'ial Prices. I'Ki: YAltD hiHortcd Pillow Linens 36-i- n. Silkolene Nazareth A a fry at one-hal- f their attractive suid in a lar assort mcut Waists actual value. juvtty lint' of i Curtain Scrim f 2(k-- EACH in Plain .Colors' Silk Waistings A fine lot of Floral Uattcrus and in Tape Floweret! I (orders UrvjKHle-CliiiiP- , Waists New Pleatings at I - V 1,'c AND 20c YAKD. Silk ami rdtton, for tlu v ' ' s ami various iothcr Warm Days at llandsonie .Cn-tonne- iK v kImit fabrics. 5c.per yard .1c EACH. Sale Irice. included.

Uort and Beretania Sts.-- Fort and Berefcania Sts,

so many of whom are without homes T7T and facilities,, of entertaining, have KAUAI SOCIETY NOTES been - the gfiests at so many local

homes few they Star-Bulleti- the last months are Special n Correspondence Gommunity Silver seeking, some-metho- d of repaying ob- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morgan enter- AT OUR ligations. He'nce they will band to- tained at bridge last Thursday even- gether, probably secure the Hllo ho- ing, the occasion being a sort of fare- (Si tel or some other place equally de- well Mrs. Morgan, who on to sailed give dancing party Offering sirable, and a at Saturday for a visit of several months Special enter- which all the hosts who have to her former home in Ohio. Be- Means a larger bank account. For a very limited period the famous tained them so-- generously will In turn sides the host and hostess, there were Flower De Lux pattern will be sold on the following basis: become the bachelors' guests. The seventeen present, and a moBt pleas- r suggestion, broached only a few days 1 Forks ...... $8.50 dox. ant time was passed. Tea Spoons ...... $4.30 dot.; Salad ago, is meeting popular favor among Dessert Spoons .,....$8.00 dox. Table Forks ...... $8.60 dox. the young fellows about town and the A committee of young men arrang- Soup Spoont ...... $3.60 dox. Table Knives ...... $12.00 dox. -- XT event already seems an assured sue ed and successfully pulled off a dance My:mQr J cess. in Lihue hall last evening. About OTHER SPECIALS fifty invitations were issued, a largo ; K A1 Plated Teaspoons ...... 10c ach m being accepted. ' .'. HILO SOCIETY NOTES t number of them The Plated Salt or Pepper Shaker ...... 25c each MAUI SOCIETY NOTES hall was tastefully decorated' and $1.00 each r the program was carried out in a high-- Plated Caster Set ...... Celebrate Silver Wedding. Solid Silver Teaspoons ...... 50c each 'I Star-Bullet-in y . I Special Correpondmce pleasing manner. IFrwwHal StAr-BulW- Corronpondpnc! - interesting. : 23. H. There several hundred items in Silverware just as 'IIILO, July 24. Not In the WAILUKU. Maai, July Mrs. art B. " on Rev. J. M. Lydgate, his son, Hom Inspect. the window and Inside displays. T Island's history islnce , the Penhallow returned the ''last Manoa from a month's sojourn in Ho er, and a niece from the island of, days cf the old monnrchy haa Hawaii will sail from ' Honolulu on a ' social event ' surpassed In bril- nolula. DIM0ND & CO., ;. the Lurline August 4 for a tour of W.W. Ltd liance and payety the celebration at California. They will be away about The House of Housewares 53-6- 5 King Street f . t- - 1 & 1 I Rev. F. Cowan. D. D., of Ka-bal- a V.ll J. John six weeks. obffrvnnce of the silver wedding ry Union Church and editor of "The ' Midget," been a guest of Wailu-k- u of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mclr has Mrs. A. D. Hills of Lihue sailed close 92d ' f Onomea. In the beuuty of wonder- friends since the of the from Honolulu last week for a visit ful decorations, charming gowns, pret- annual conference of the Hawaiian to her old home in the east. She was ty .woiocn, excellent music, large at- Association. He has a host of friends accompanied as far as the city by tendance and unconstrained pleasure on Maui. Mr. Hills, who returned on Friday. it was an episode that will be remem- bered for years to come by those who Manager and Mrs. II. A. Baldwin Mr. C. Alspaugh of Eleele sailed . . y joined In the festivity. a on the China for a trip to the Orient. "White as the driven snow! leave this week for trip to France W f '.V. 't . II M and probably other European coun- Mr. Alspaugh expects to be back in Beautifully Laundered." able features was the list of silver tries. They plan to be gone several time for school in September. Gar- presents o?i vr?ddirg "bestowed the Their host of Maui friends den Island. ill; spent en- - i months. happv pair who have their r MM M m It I I wish them a fine trip. ' Ml ' Miss M. E. Blue, formerly a teach- Thank You, - 1 - - " t f f J 1 tW..lMfM V peoie oi aim vimsr iiiviiatiui ': Hibbard Case, who for several er in the Eleele school, left last filled with names of long-trie- d k ! $ v list was the years has been a student in Eastern week for Honolulu and took the boat rnd true friends. It would be I on Wednesday for Australia. Madam! Impossible to give an accounting here schools, arrived in the last Manoa to Bpend his summer vacation with his of all the gifts, but among them were Mr. Herbert Morse Is visiting his five-piec- family at Wailuku. ..''- e for your expression of satis- thfl following. A silver tea :: father and mother In Eleele. Herbert set anl tsy frcm the officers of the Morse is a student at the Palo Alto faction. ' OiHimrB Sugar Company, whom Mr. ' ' it.;.-- Rev. A. Craig Bdwdish will preach High school, California...... ' . , y ' Moir las served as manager so many at the Wailuku Church next Sunday -: - We know that you, as well years: a laree silver vase ard tray V evening. The morning Sunday school the Misses Mabel and Janet Haatie fnra the skilled employes cf the same will be held at the usual hour. are expected home from Honolulu on as the rest of Honolulu wo- oompaay, a huge, magnificent cof- men, especially nnl Margaret' Is popular Wednesday morning. ar? fond of set and tray from the membern of Miss Porter, who one of the most cf the summer fee Miss Porter Is a niece of Mrs. Miss Violet Makee has several vis your white lhien dresses Kilauea lodge No. .130. P. & A. M. visitors. Edwards. Among Stephens of Honolulu is the itors this week. them are the Mrs. when they are laundered to In Kttendance at the affntr were of birds, shedding subdued light over .of sandwiches, several varieties of Misses Jessie Kennedy, Mary and guest of Mrs. Silva of Eleele. 300 fully 150 cou- your satisfaction. Hence more tjan jersons. the rooms and corridors. Strung punch and coffee." Half a dozen punch-- t Harriet Lucas. ples, who enjoyed the dancing until around the coping of the roof garden be wis placed in convenient nitche3 Mr. K. Roendahl is expected home we take infinite pains to re the wee hours of Tuesday mornlnsr were rows of bright colored supplied Nelson Kaloa has been appointed on the Kinau tomorrow. to you perfect- provided other the needs of the dancers. turn these so The music was of the best, lights which the- - building to I postmaster of newly created spell- caused the ly laundered as to make it a by. a local glee club with such loom up beautifully in the darkness, Bachelor Party. Pauwela postoffice. THE RETORT CRU EL. binding qualities that the revelers, de- source of pleasure to wear 1 I making it conspicuous from viewpoints Star-P.iillfU- n spite warm weather, often demand Special CorrrspondTic "I've called' by latest picture 'The l the several miles distant. Mrs. George W. Wilbur and family War Is a thing, them. ed as many as four, five and six en HiLO, July 24. Hilo's social sea- Ficht.' terrible isn't Over the spot where the silver wed- son by no means is ended. In fact, are spending a few weeks at their it?" 1 cores. ..v, ! im- ding bride and groom met their many it seems only to be now at full tide, Wailuku home. "Yes, but it's never quite so bad It would be alnost Impossible to ' "'";"' agine a prettier, more fitting system fronds and received the felicitations and one of the best things yet to come -v'- -Vc ': as it's painted." hung a big bell, : Miss Ida MacDonald of the Hono- cf decoration than that adomlnn Ma- of the occasion silver is on the tentative program for a date French Laundry e work of Mrs. G. H. Vicars. Chief "bache-ilor- s' lulu Normal School . Is. visiting at Mrs. Homespun What'll we contri sr- From-th- the two or three weeks hence a " . sonic hall Monday night " ' ; stairway to the roof gar credit for the decorative scheme per- party." at which a large number Lahalnaluna. r v -- bute to the minister's donation party? '.-- foot of the 1 1 i ; ' - haps Mr. Mrs. Mrs. ' - r . J - a . . - Homespun- Wal, I Est. 1901. den alove, where the dancers escaned is du and Vicars. in me iuu juuascr wine uaruarriea i v.- Farmer dunno. II. V William McKay. j : Rowland B. 'way np, pork is from time to time to. catch a few Patten. Mrs social set will play the part of hosts. Rev. and Mrs. Dode Hannar! Tater's is Mrs. C. S. Carlsmith and Mrs, E. N. are a days. , 'Way up, fowl 'way up we'll save 'breaths of cool air it was a bower of It hardly is possible to make any at Kulamanu fcr few is 777 King Street J. A BAD IE, Prop. Phone 1491 Holmes, whose untiring efforts were more f money by giving him money. Boston grTnirv. ccmbiped with masses of . detinue announcement at this ';"' cre- 1 amply rewarded by the artistic for the clans are only In embryo, I r:r and Mrs. C.'A. MaeDon-r.'-l Globe. . cf firwrra these tropical .time ' evrr varitr '. v ation they conceived and executed. ? HonoluliL , 'flrnds posF,e??R Entvjned and partly jbut it is pretty certain the affair will ar lifting in Wdien amenp the Jcvpr of the dens Part and parcel of the pleasurable 'take place and that It Is going to be The main building of the Country : Apc--';- r fcliage were hundreds vt vjr-olAre- 1 ensemble were the refreshment, sup- ;a distanct feature'of the season. rr a of Hono--! Club of Indianapolis was destroyed by -zz 1- : : ; incandescent bulbs, some in the form plied by Charles Lycurgus, consisting The idea is that the young fellows, -! . Haul frf 'lz. . fire at a loss of. $40,000. 3E HONOLULU BTAB-BULLCTI- SATT1I. V. .U'LY ir., 1!H I. FIFTEEN In Business Circles News and Review n Tender xcv HOG INCREASE STOCK SALES STOCKHOLDERS MANAGER OF SAYS IT'S FREE WITH ABSENCE OF BOND DEALS WANT A NOISE MUTTON FROM ISLAND-RAISE- SHEEP. SUPERIOR TO ANY MUTTON SUGAR ONE Y H LEAVES WEEK NET DECREASE LIKE DIVIDENDS! HERE. ALSO Sold fcy'Druggists .

i ! , eyerTwhere Private Secretary Desha Ap- Although the week on the stork ex- ed with last sale quotations before last Local People Interested parently Sleepinq on Job change was one cf the dullest ir. some Saturday's session Lakeview No. 2 Oil Co. time the sales of storks exceeded th"s? details: A: Action New Zealand in the Capitol of thp previous week by $0 !2.2y. As- Hawaiian rcmmercial suear T.ke no bonds were sold, as compared with 12.", shares for $52'i.25: i'7." fin. I ; 3-- 4 A sto; k!,o !t s or - Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Ogg who re proceeds of$?,"0 the previous week. 2". 27.; decline. point, r.i'Mtins of local turned from the mainland In the Mat-soni- a the transactions as a whole shew a Oahu Railway & Iand Co., 2 ) a' Lakc;iev No. 2 Oil' Company was neii! unchanged proceeded toward their home at decrease of $5107.73. For the six days for S2r.i0; 12,. at t!ir Yi ur.i: Thursday night, at wisw-- Pahala in the same steamer Thursday. ending yesterday 6(!0 shares in five Oahu Sugar Co., shan-- for more than 1 i.notl shares nere rvre Mr4 Ogg is manager of the Hawaiian stocks sold for $f009.37 as toni-pare- d $74.12 i:i.."n and 1.1.2 gain, by B Agricultural Company and gome tim with 2t shares in five stocks point. rented. It was called Mr. l.v.ttel 4 t ' UTTER SPOTS ago suffered a broken leg by his horse for 18367.12 2 during the six days Olaa Sugar Co , shares fir to consider measures for obtunini; "BEST IN THE WORLD. falling on him. trip was S point. Imperfections on your His taken ending Friday of last week. Three l..". decline. more definite reports from the direct- mirror partly for( special treatment of the in price, one Pafa Plantation Co.. 2't shares stocks declined while lr ors than the circulars received in the can be removed by retllvering. Injury. gained one was steady, as conipar- - $r.00; It."., declined, 2 and nast fe.w months, the absence of any "From all that I learned on the eight months sugar question while away," Mr. Ogg financial statement for Star-Bulleti- being the particular grievr.nce. The said to a n reporter at OLD the steamer, "free sugar will go into WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT c'reular and Oil Age reprints received Metropolitan Meat this week, as reported in Thursday's Market nd worn out mirrors made to effect and continue In force for at least 3445 Star-Bulletin- , were and re- RHONE look one year. BY E. V. WILCOX discussed to sugar in garded as satisfactory with reference As the mainland beet was dustry. of Michigan is go- to physical conditions, but' there " the state Director Federal Experiment Station , ing completely out of It on account 'only cue opinion.. and that dis'tvitent-ed- about stlen'fe maintained on NEW of the and I -- 14 the tariff understand hat I ' the financial nositien of the company Phone 1197 Silvering Depart factories in California are closing -- FRUIT. " EGGS AND POULTRY. FRESH and thedefinite prospect of dividends. . down. h, .25 . 4 ; ment Fresh chicken eggs, doz., .4."; fresh Bananas, Chinese, bu'w to C. V. Ashford. who was chairman of "I visited the delegate's office in the rooking, .75 to $1; Expert Furniture Movers duck eggs. doz.. .30; hens, lb., .2"; bananas, buneh. the meeting, .T. Oswald I.utted nrd I). eapitol but the secretary in 11).. wasrnst roosters, lb.. .CO to .32 broilers, lb., figs, 10o, .75; gropes. Isabella. were, ultimately annoiisted a attendance. It appeared as if he had $1. Sharp Signs .35 to .40; turkeys, lb.. .35; ducks, Mus- oranges, Hawaiian. H, .".; limes. committee to address a letter to the j not been there for a week or more, 100. .75; ..'.!) 186 Merchant Street covy, lb., .30; ducks, Hawaiian, doz., Mexican, pineapples, do.. (directors, requesting a financial state-jmen- t Reasonable as there were sacks of mail lying there to .85; strawberries, lb., .15 to .2". Prices unopened." $6.00. including the disposition of th" LIVE STOCK. GRAIN. from a paying well brousht I ton, corn, piroeeds Live weight Hogs, 100 to 150 lbs., Corn, small yellow, $4i; in srJme months before the irusher large, ton, $38. I ASSURANCE OF lb., .13; hogs, 150 lbs. and over, lb .12. was struck on May 1 that has been Baggage handled with promptness .18; MISCELLANEOUS n Dressed weight Pork. lb.. .16 to o- - flowing ever since at rate mven BUMPER CROPS wot-salto- Charcoal, bag. bidesJ . t( ,;o mutton, lb., .10; beef, lb., .00 to .10; onf Rs rJ (hp from ' - b" J kn While calves, .12. Na, ' Ib:; l'2' W; .000 barrels a dnv. Tlvfnc thi5 anticipating a wheat harvest kips, lb., .14 2; sheep skins, each,' action th" meeting adjourned for one In Kansas, Nebraska; Missouri, Okla- POTATOES. .20; goat skins, each, .15. homa and Texas of more than 300,-000,00- 0 Irish, 100 lbs., $1.60; sweet, red, 100 The territorial marketing division month Union - Pacific Transfer bushels 100,000,000 more than lbs., $1.25; sweet, yellow, 100 lbs., under the direction of the U. S. ex year $1.25; sweet, white, 100 lbs., $1.25. NOT A BIBLICAL NAME. last we may also take comfort periment station is at the service of i in, the reported prospects of a corres- ONIONS. Any I Co., Ltd., all citizens of the territory. nn old negro wa broueht ponding bumper fruit crop. To some, New Bermudas, lb., .03. produce which farmers may send to ' One dav Eyes, Examined in from the mountain district under who have been Inclined to view the marketing division is i VEGETABLES. the sold at the an 'M'cit Klsg SL, Toung Bldg. 1874 Telephones 1871 J of maintainins next to situation at short range, knowing that Beans, 1-- 2 string, lb., .02 to .03; best obtainable price and for cash. No was no real evidence Glasses Supplied peaches have suffered some damage, beans, lima In pod, lb., .03; charged. highly still. There commission is I beets, doz. is It against him. may 1-- this bring surprise. It is the .30; 2; mar-- 1 bunches, cabbage, lb.. .02 desirable that farmers notify the your name, prisoner? ask- statement, nevertheless, of the Cham- carrots, doz. bunches, .40; celery, keting division what and how much "What's Factory on the Premises. ed the Judere a? he peered at the ber of Commerce of the United States, crate. .75; corn, sweet, 100 ears, $1 to produce they have for sale and about with headquarters at Washington, $2; shnmhlins: black man. Best Store for Oriental Goods cucumbers, doz., .25; green peas when it will be ready to ship. The Joshua, .Tedge," was made after an accurate survey of the lb.. .06; peppers, bell, lb., .04 to .06; shipping mark of the division is U. S. "Mah name's country. To be sure, peaches and per- peppers, the reply. JAPANESE A. N. Chile, lb., .04; pumpkin, lb., E. S. Letters address, Honolulu, P. Judge, asl BAZAAR Sanford, 1-- 'Joshua, eh?" said the haps some other fru'.ts have been dam- .01 to .01 rhubarb, lb., .05; toma- O. box 753. Office. Queen and Nu-uan- u he rubbed his hands. "Joshua, you FORT STREET OPP. CATHOLIC CHURCH aged in sections. In the Ozark re- toes, lb., .01 2 to .03; turnips, white, streets. Telephone 1840. Wire- Boston. Building : : Fort Street say? vnu same Joshua spok-- t gions of Missouri, it is said, there has lb., .02; watermelons, each, .25 to .80. less address US EX. Are that been & 75 per cent loss, and yet as a en of in Moiv wnr rne .msnua wnot Over May & Co. made sun stand still?" whole , conditions both of citrus and RAILROAD SUBSIDIES IN A body found in the English Chan- the deciduous fruit as such as to warrant nel by fishermen is believed to'be that "So. Jedge," was the hasty ans- DOMINION CANADA STAR-BULLET- the chamber in sending forth the OF of Gustav Hamel, the aviator who wer, "two'nt me. Ah'm de Joshua IN CENTS PER MONTH - 75 statement that the fruit crop will be started to fly from - V4Waeoub4fty, dat made de moon shine." Kxcavat- After considerable deliberation, France, to i ing Engineer;. an exceedingly heavy one. , the Ensland. blessings Canadian ministry has decided to ex- for Nor do these end with tend farther aid to the Canadian 1" wheat , and fruit About everything ! "" Northern railway system in the form . 'mm else grows promises equally $45,-000,0- that of a governmental guarantee of trelL! The fact Is, Judging from the of the railway company's preieat ouUooky-we are faclng'one of bonds, covering the actual payment the richest years the country has ever of the interest for three years, which known. undoubtedly will This have the railway is to repay. The agree-men- L its' effect 'on the general conservatism which is to embrace all the sub- ; RICHELIEU of the prevailing commercial status. sidiary properties of the system, in- PEARLS Another vital feature suggested is the cludes a reduction of the Canadian matter or transportation Are $145,-000,00- 0 n facilities. Northern's share capital from Strands of Variegated Colors we to; come up to these gigantic har- and Shapes. . to $100,000,000, of which the vests nnl tt Tioar fha i1A rrv nt ? government is to receive $33,000,000 shortage?" Already are said ' WALL & DOUGHERTY railroads obtaining .. also representation upon piece of ground and build home to De aiscriDuting cars over ineir sys- Purchase a Mil your m the company's board. It is provided tems in the W'est, preparatory to the that the government shall be given a demands soon to set in. This should mortgage upon all the properties, and be done as a general thing so far as that the fund raised from the sale of Honolulu's most select residential section. possible to give us the full advantage the bonds shall be controlled and ex- of the soil's productions. Omaha Bee. pended under official supervision, the CITY TAXI STAND prompt payment of $25,000,000 of cur- THE GERMS Vn MILK rent obligations being among the specified PHONE 3438 requirements. Further pro- Living bodies, both great and small, vision is made that all the export traf- are usually, found in a definite place. fic carried by the road shall be rout- The bacteria found in milk are. Indeed, ed via Canadian ports exclusively, and s there is to be an agreement Finest Meats - a mixed collection. The fact that certain-- for the interchange thp gover- organisms frequently of business with Lowest Prices are found nment-owned Auto Delivery In milk does not necessarily- - mean intercolonial road. The that vthev originate in the udder, but above arrangement seems to provide . C. Y.' HOP WO MEAT MARKET rather directs the search toward the amply for the completion of the Ca- : , Opposite FisNnarkeL focus of Infection from which they nadian Northern's extension to the find, their way Into the secretion of Pacific and the other branches of the ' system, the' mammary gland. It Is known and although it will encounter that, while the colon group. Is frequent- vigorous opposition when submitted ."THAYER - PIANO CO LTD' ly for ratification by the Dominion par- found fri water and milk, Its natural liament, warm-Woode- d the indications are that the habitat Is the Intestinal tract of fwwR ns near nlTYiin nil the mlvaiitn.'s rssrutijil to ;in i I n ! home-sit- e .'is one eonhl wish animals. The experts of the necessities of the case will lead to its t'STEINWAY approval. Bradstreet's. for. AND OTHER PIANOS. dairy division of the bureau of Ani- 154 mal Industry In Washington have been Hotel StrceL Phons 2318 A THOROUGH TUNING GUARANTEED. investigating the sources from which JOB. the streptococci may gain entrance, into milk. The foremost possibilities Mrs. Flatbrush "And you think your are: Contamination with feces which little boy steals your pics?" . . MEAT MARKET &. GROCERY must always be considered as a possi- Mrs. Bensonhurst "Somebody does, Em ble source of contamination; the pres- and I suspect Tommie." 3451 ence In the herd rf one or more cows "Well, there's a way you can tell." Phone with infected udders and the cow's "How?" mouth, which "By the thumb prints." Q. & CO. is known to contain C YEE HOP streptococci. Tts habit of licking the "Oh. no; I can't. When Tommie flanks and udder provides a more or gets through with a pie there aren't less direct connection betwp?n the any thmrb prints." Yonkcrs States- a. (BW of cow mllkpail. man. Mainiosi month the and the ; SEE OUR CHANGES OF RATES Journal of American" Medical Associa- tion. SPORTING PROPOSITION. U HONOLULU AUTO & "Whp.t Cool ;itil exclusive; where the' gentle slopes ;ill'or;l perfeef ir;iiii;ijie, where you are fnr TAXI CO. makes you so confident that Lots of people wonld rather send r vou are in agreement with) your con- enough removed from the lin of tin rity to enjoy life in a hrond free way, when, v Behn & Bedford, Mgrs. dollar to give ' the heathen than the stituents cn this proposition?" e ' mo'-- a home he 2399 Phones 1005 poor a pleasant look. "Well," replied Senator Sorghnm, you ean save money in ground and 'put that riiueh into to proud of, where "I have guessed 'em wrong four times the smooth roadwavs furnish thrills atl ever turn. in succession. The law of avcages PURE AND FRESH ouaht to begin to work by this le." i. - MUk Cream aftd Butter. Washington Star. Moiorisis will find it a pleasure to drive through the tiu t and see the home- AUDIT COMPANY 4 a sites. PHONE 3622. T In London church tower there is a CITY DAIRY clock which strikes the hours and OF HAWAII quarters, but has no dials nor other Uur offerings emhody fuil-acn- - 'plots prired at IMMI to .fllTiO. llalf-aere- s for f.7Ml visible evidences of the time. and ,-- 824 BETHEL STREET The defense bill introduced in the $;H. , V.--' Swedjsh on May 23 includes an extension of period of military : the TIHLMS IT rhone L'UJI and let us how you over iifaj;iiitifjii traet. Home Cafe P. S. 'Box 446. Telephone 2035 service and the construction of eight Ii;sim:i GOOD MEALS. new battleships and sixteen destroyers, for which there will be a special Beretanta and Emma Suggestions given for simplify- levy of I20.800.W0. ing or systematizing office A German patent has been issued work. All business confiden- to a scientist of Berlin for a special tial. salt composition which behaves liko sleighs O O ice under skates, and skis. : . If Husbands only knew tht i ISY Demonstrated on a rink in Berlin pleasure : r . Conducts all classes of Audits CHA their wives ..would scarcely onyone of numerous vis- and investigations, and furnish- the take lit a gown made by DAVI- itors who ventured upon the smooth es Reports on all kinds of fi- Fort Street, near Merchant DSON, Pantheon Bldg., Fort SL surface W33 axvnre of the fact that it - - nancial work. 3i - - - was salt and not Jce upon which he was enjoying himself. nattt&eiimiM

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SIXTEEN HONOLULU 8TAU-BULLETI- N, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1014.

From Last NAVAL RESERVE FOR HONOLULU IS (Continued Star-Bulleti- n) Woof is Forc0to go Bdckm Hap - - .. .. . , , . " 1 N 1 NOW WAY S THEY SAY HE HAS CTrm TA LFtVE MINUTES ABOUT COME WITH ME HE 5 NOT THE , MOVEMENT WELL UNDER it1 flAtf ' 2) WAN? HAVL MONEY HE'LL TRY TO jMORE AND WEV ) tff YOU )0NE - HIM t ItSt ... MOttY 1 CAN TV ARE WANTEP BUT LOCK fWn Mv TOAT) MAKE GET-AWA- Y i A ON i ..V:1 ARE OFF FOK A SOLPlER ASlI TOR PtSKTiQN AS A - - fjEU X f ) JUP SUSPlClOUS. BOO! HOOlT" liiMrOlfd OWE Of THE R0ATS.4 HIM- J AW PPANfKrM . ccH -- f he will take an active intercut In the m Vbtl a rn TT Former Service Men Willing to HIM AN'P SPLIT -r - 111 J f- . 5 i iimi rmrui. M L c. rrr- L (H J?X l . v. f.. il Enlist Would Bring Ves- I "If (a tn'ti; to take at least three WITH YOU; 17 sel Here for Practice I months to got this proposed organl-- j I zation on a workMig basis," Kershner J A naval reserve, sanctioned by the K'd- - "Thoe who are at the head of navy department nod to bc composed tne movement wa.it the support of( an(1 f 2Ua or more young leliows in Jlo-- the I'"" of ,nP public and we, nolulu and vicinitv shortly in to be realiie that both will be quick to see organized In thu 'city it the preset hat such an organization will be a Mans or fceveral iocal bus.neu men. fin(! ihin or thc territory and for which had their intention nboui threo th become reserves I am prin- - ago. I interview the months materialize. city In lKsidenw or Hcnuiulu. If they will i'al bnslnRmcn the i as well as the governor. rf-i- ihA r.v.i mitubmon from ir,w mittcr, gon and Washington who visited here It is the intention of those at the head movement to secure the recently on the United States battle-cruise- r of the many em- Milwaukee, will gain so.ne enlistment of as government now work- idea proposed organiza- ployes In Hawaii who are of what the ing on army tion for this city U to bc like, t he for local contractors and movement, was ravy presets, providing these men however, commenced qualified. the. called are found to be Before the .even before cruiser athii navy v.ill or ort, having been Initial impe- department sanct'on the tiven ganization of the reserve a specified L nnnnaaananaanna tus by J. v. Kersnner, formerly con-notc- d number men must be secured. This COMPANY a a CAVALRY with st- rf K, 2D INFANTRY, HAS LOCAL ARMY OFFICER OFFICERS MUST PAY the nay, with the asj. now been and It a HAS tl ance Ioc;;l who have number has reached LOST INHERITANCE SUIT, cf other jersons Is anticipated Honolulu re- a a served biiny. that the tneic bam on the will get a Fhlp some a a Applicants Many. serve of sort for Supreme Court Justice Kelly are t;se Tor practise and work. a a 1 other ENVIABLE RECORD ON THE RANGE in Brooklyn has held valid the FOR POLO PONIES haf the proposed naval reserve is An Important point by a a TRANSPORTING 'meeting brourht out marriage of Jean W. Sco-- with nmost instant favor Mr. KersLner yesterdav is that he has a Mr. a may be s??n fnin tho fact that at a field, a trained nurse, 28 years a V. re-- 12 young Ho- - Sr-ei-Hl star-Biillrt- ln a old, and Charles Scofleld, a a - prewnt about men in llonoll!,3nR who now are not citlzen. Comspond-tic- f l SalDdon. 212; Mtisn. Thomas Garver. WASHINGTON United States cav- be provided when an organization. nolulu have signified their Intention FORT SHAFTKR, July 25 Cora- - 211; Cdrpl. J. Howard. 11 " u "iirudu prumvier. i alr are in ses-- as a troop, battery or company. of the United States will take out Lawrrire 211;;Iff jtr " officers interested this such of enlisting should the plan become a pany K. 2d infantry, distanced its Pvts. David E. Whelan. 211; Oliver old. which took place three XT. , ,nnrnnri,i!A mh i n .tton.i their first naturalization papers for ...I montha before Mr. Schofield a w reality. Accord 'n 3 to f.:r. Kershner purpose In own battalion and leads the regiment H. Wratchford, 211; Corpl. Frank W a ,t for51ds transportation at govern- - The bill tnus renders it out of the the sole of belne a position a death February 2 last in the Ho- - a these men are fcoidlng good positions, to Join the proposed reserves. I in the results of individual firing on Henderson, 210; Sergt. Joseph J. Kel ment expense of polo ponies belonging question for Individmls to participate the majority ol them knowing trades, a tel St George. Brookh n. a range , games, As scon as the required number nl the tor the season just enling.iley. 203; t'vts. victor Kosennerger,: Ti 1 a. to those officers to places where polo in thtse match and will mean the knowledge of which would be of Tne company is commanded by Capt.208; Botts. 208; John im ine decision means inai .Mrs, contests are to be held. change in the plans of many men are and a i Tea ! Heretofore a radical soured commander sv Schofield will get one-thir-d of her a assistance in th? various lines of lected will Taul IJ. Malone and attained a re- )207; Alfred V. Woods, 207 e..Vrf . polo ponies owned by army officers officers. The bill docs not forbid offJcers be anro!nted bv m nuHiinnu s estate. esuuiaBf uj duty called for In the reserve. the commander to serv temnorarllv markably large percentage of qualified G. Fanning, 206; Thomas Ryan. 205; ai have always been transported at gov-- army polo teams from participating al a $25,000. As he left no will the a - Mr. Kershner stated week ovn-nln.t- TOllS. Ridley. 204, It pro- this that until nrh n ttrrw as tnr men Of those On US Ullt Of a Corpl. Charles E. and Pvt. property will eminent expense. It being the theory government tournaments, but hn now looking - a remainder of the a li around for a busi- rfffcers commissions mav be held , total of 114 firing the prescribed Frank Piroski 203. Additional mem- nessman for the )H)sltion ol command- policy has been course for tMs season. 88 individual bers of Company I holding quallfi. . ed rllm5 ability, but orders this year be expended for ponies excepting at Th's carried out to " roflejd u S A who sued J- a er, -t,- and sa'd that he ban about made no small extent In the formation ot attained clasificaticn as marksman or cation are 1st Sergt. Albert G. Hess ' tho aniHir tt prohibit the owters of ponies from West Point, and that the ponlev uif un fiuiiu mai, Aionio wan ley t an new companies of National Guard. better. These are distributed as to and Pvt. Nathan Ellner, both of whom g alleged '.' grandfather was takinK tnera to match games, but says bought for that place are to be used Mr. that his a .fill the office. Gart'ey .formerly Electricians, wireless operators, navi- grades into five expert riflemen, 21 are expert ruiemen irom tne previous t , nfinHit!r,n to a ix . tDal government transportation w'll nowhere else. was ntr intn connected wth the navy as an gators, machinists and signal men ari sharpshooters and 62 marksmen. Ser- season. valid marriage,: and under a electrician with com- ws tho rank of lieuten- included among those who already geant Arthur Conner leads the Sergt. Abraham Littman. as a sharp- - a the dominance cf Miss Jean Fjtz-- a ant. It Is etated by friends of Mr. have signified t.he'r intention to join pany in this year's scores with a to- shooter with a score of 246. heads the a simmons, the nurse who became a 'MANY CHANCES FIELD OFFICERS Cartlcy that they are of the option' cuch an organization. tal of 257. list in Company L. Five other men of his wife. ' tt The full list with scores for K com- that company rare in the sharpshooter a "The plaintiff falls to prove in- - a pany is as follows: Expert riflemen; class. They are Pvt. Albert F. Skaggs, a capacity, fraud or duress." said a HlrLE RANGE FOR BIG ISLAND IS Sergt. Arthur Conner, 257; Corpl. Har- 246; 2d Lieut. Thomas J. Camp, 244; a the justice. "On the contrary, a FOR PROMOTION IN GRIP OF THE ry F. Kibbey, 257; Prjvates .Furrey Corpl. William Fletcher, 243; 1st a the evidence Is all the other way. a Fischettl. 256; .Frank Parkinson. 255; Sergt Orin H. Rigley, 238. and Q. M. a There was nothing sudden about a Charles Carlton, 253. Sharpshooters Sergt. Joseph A. Well. 238. In the tt the marriage. The parties had a 250; 2 a Musn. Joseph Dubish, Pvt. Wm. marksman grade are-4- men. That a been engaged to marry for sev-- SECURED BY EASTON'S EFFORTS S-sr- RULE H. Beadle, 250; David C. Coch- list Is Pvt. John H. Johnson, 237; Pvt. " Tal months. The wedding, day n IN THE NAVY "HANCHU" ran, 249; Corpl.. William M. Button, Hiram ?C. . Riddle, 235; Lance Corpl. a had been fixed and Mr. Scofleld a 247; Corpl. James D. Dailey, 24.7; Pvt. Harvey J.'Fogleman, 233; Pvt. Chas. a personally had made arrange- - a Arthur Woorbright, 245; Sergt. Thos. ments on Feb. 2. 1914." du-iio- Captain of Hilo Company, learn to shoot this is their opportuni' Hutchings, Jr., 231; Pvt. George W. a a Young men or techni More wholesale changes In the a ty. says Captain "By Hayes. 245; Carl A. Hardlgg, of mechanical Eastcn. or Uetit. Hammond, 230; Corpl. William Mayes. uaaaaauaaaaaaaaa cal, find good opportunity in the nf r.ffleers of the General Staff i N. G. 245; bent H., Learns That Large ganizlng a gun club making 215; Sergt. Alfred F. Florence, 1 and annli 229; Sergt Clarence A. Hammer. 227; United states naw to train and im - Coma of the army, made necessary cation to the governor or the adjutant! Musn. William J. Bunton. 245r Pvt. Musn. Verdle C. Beard, 226; Pvt. Ray-mo- n "Man- Tract Has Been Secured prove their skill. Capable men of that i through the recently' enacted general of I ,tbn E- - Christen. 2i4; Pvt. AVilson the National Guard, they E. Nasori,' .226; Corpl. Robert Schofield Notes kind are always, in demand, and those .chu" law that now applies to officers can get only Oower, 244; kPvt. Francis X. Hughes, ; Ftar-DulUt- e not permission 224 ln Cum-siond-nc- to mak" Leeton Nlel S. Miller, above, as tSprc'Rl - J25r'U w promise of the rank of major and 42;- P-- t Senyuk, 242; ho show are encouraged and use of the range, but the guns and- - Thomas Pvt Sergt - Limire! F. .Hill, 223; 'Sergt wen company Star-Bullet- helped Many begin to ouicers. .r HILO. July 21. Hilo tSpertal in to rise. at the ai cHizens who tho ammunition, without, expense to!Al)ra,,ara msbU, zid; rvt uaa hui William Bryant 22i; Pvts. Patrick Correspondence ed, according to information vrthat would like, to expert marks- very bottom of the ladder, as "strlk become themselves. 240; Pt. Wiley H. O'Mohundro, 239; Freeman. 221: Joseph Rout. 221; Rich SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, July 25. reached the Hawaiian department re- - era In a turret or in the dynamo men are-t- have their chance. At know there are tnon Pvt. Charlie P. Roberts. 239; Pvt. Ed 219; William Rich, 219; The 25th Infantry returned by- march- - officers are relieved I nnmherf ard Fischer, assignment to one' cently. These virttia!ly. Woos-bu- i - others obtain exiicnse to themselves here who are eager to learn to sjioot,i ward J. Brown, 238; Pvt. Percy t Cornl Charles RSelti 217- Pvt Hugh g from Red Hill, arriving at the post rVul" from staff corps duty and are ordered save the cost time M. 238.- of the incident to have never nad the chance hereto-- i tr. 238; Pvt: Joseph Burns, to Join the commands indicated: the training, they will have the privl-- j Z37; OI ce maneu - Adams, weeKS reconnar ana - fore because the cost of obtaining a Marksmen Pyt Omer man, 21; Pvt Andrew F, Sproch, isan j a- Colonel William A. Mann to Third lego, government fin- - as caroenter'a or the meeting the proper equipment and establishing i Pvt Joseph Bauer, 236; Corpl. Gar- 216; Artifr: Matthew Reynolds, 214; vers were thoroughly enjoyed by botQ nfates Colonel Edwin J. Greble macMnists ' There Js nothing Infantry: St ancial burden of arms anl ammunition ranges has been prohibitive, except? Hld vF--. Hurst. , 336 ; Corpl. Thomas Coriil Walter Bnrdelski Musn officers and men, and proved a very Field Artillery; Llcutertv supply.' Hilo is to have its range zii, to keep a good man back; every one to the Sixth rifle ReUly, 235; Rauchbauer, ant-Colon- to those few who are well fixed finan-- : Pvt Mathias Loren T. Isle. 214; Pvt Elbridge B. hJm a helpful band. It is even Henry C. Hodges, Jr. to within the next month. good-site- 235 ClarkRton, 235; . daily. Now a d gun club Sergt Alexander Bundy. 214; yt. William Cv Kimsey. Pr"ta3 of JOmenlo .V the Infantry, unasslgned; Lieutenant - Taylor. 235; Ray company to This la the iurwa received this week can be formed and the boys and men CorPl- Joseph Pvts. 214; Pvt Joseph Lobovlch, 215; Pvt. were left at Red Hi take , , Youthg ComDanlo for the Colonel Henry T. Allen to the Elev by Capt. Jack Easton of Comnany M of will receive every encouragement to E. Baxter, 235; Charles E. Robertson, John F.. Jarell,: 214; Lance Corpl. ow-- me iema anu remove an vesuge gp enth Cavalry; Major Robert A. Brown camp, prentlce 8eanian to become, after' - the National Giiard. who a tor several train. Instructors even being supplied 23: Frank J. Gilman, 234; Jack L. Charles. Danenman. 211; Cook Pedro of the which wason private five of a permanent i to the Fourteenth Cavalry; Major Sa- - n Bervce - years effort in that, direction,- has to teach the proper method of handl- - Zimmatcre, 234; Corpl. Jake Crabtree, Cortana, 211 Pvt. William E. Mize, grounds. This detail will return to hIef Uy pay muel G. Jones to the Thirteenth Cav- 231; offlcer wlth of more succeeded In obtaining a rifle range. ing the modern army guns and tlmiH Pvt Herbert Abbott. Pvt zii; sergt reaencK uusn, ziu; rvi. than $70 a month. After thrte years airy, and ueutenani-coione- i joun g C. Brady, 230; Cook sj. Camp on Range Artillery.j. He was informed a few days a;o that system of range-findin- for firing at David Walter Bee W. E11IS. 210: Pvts. Walter A. 1st Infantry to the more he may try for a warrant Most McMahon to the First Field a tract of approximately 300 acres ha3 targets at the various distances." jSchlegelmilch, 230; Pvs. Solomon Emerson, 210? Brace D. Hollon, 209; TheJ 3fd pattalln and companies of th09e who attaln warrant rank take! These officers are detailed to the Lundy, 229; G ' been released by the WaTpltea Mill Co, The government's interest in the af- - Resnlck, 230; Jack Chas. John Sabo. Jr 209: Rudolf O. Rohde. and H.st Infantry moved into ,onger to do often 12 years or. general staff corps: . camp u range p. m. it to the territory , and that the adju- fair Is a somewhat new feature thatt'- Myr, zz; .Eiuwara uemoreiz, za; 208; Charlie ; F. Midkiff, 208; Corpl. on at l today, more: some try for lt agafa tnd again, . G. Third ' . Colonel Charles Treat. tant genera of the- - National Guard has arisen only within the last year Sergt. XJharies E. iWood, 229; Pvt Thomas Hennessey, 207; Pvt. Carl aDout a miie ana a nan irom ineir aBd m8ny never try at " all. Those Colonel Swift Ab- Field 'Artillery; Eben ha induced the authorities to set this or two. Uncle Sam, while not com- Edgar C. Jones, 328'; Sergt Lewis Hansen,5; 2jQ3p Corpl. Edward Dore, quarters ai uasincr. ine camp i in vh0 succeed become officers, wftft pay Cavalry, who comes here to be chief fairly-level bott, 228; E. McVay, 228; range aside for the range. . It Is a pelling enlistment in the mllit'a or PvfJmes 202; Pvt'Harry Goldfisher, 202. Isaac command of the officer. ij.jbeejnning at $1500, and Increaaln? to of staff for the western department; Wal-j220- 0 . . m 4 plat waste land on east regular army, Artificer Arthur Sola. 228; Pvts. Har- "L Joseph Frazler, with 1st. Lieut. year. wenij-thlr- d of the has awakened to the Walters of is the only holdover a These men are the .boat- Colonel cpase vv. , tvenqeay, 1 ry Kennedy,7 225; W. Gaines, . ; - aide cf the powder magaxine. and ad- r desirability of a citteenry which knows John man,' and he has sharpshooter grade, ter E. Pridgen as camp adjutant, swains, gunners, carpehters,8 machtn-- ' Infantry; Lieutenant-Colone- l Er- . L-- Myers, 224; B. Gor-do- jacent to the garbags ground at Waia-kca- how to handle guns and how to shoot 224; Earl Earl - PyWal tents, cots mattresses. lata and pharmacists of tne navy; they , Arxiucry; - Lieut Robert G. Calder, as sharp- nest Hinds. Finn neia 224; Martin Kaalicke, 223; 011 ! - . them effectively. At Honolulu for th! J shooter and with a score of 244 is at mo8(iuuo DrB anu me comiorw are called warrant officers. After six Lieutenant-Colone- l George 11. came- Victor M. Spraggins. 221; Pete Gatso, a camp were to . Lieutenant-Colone- l Wit-- It must now be properly equipned last two years the businessmen anl the head of M Company in scores. Perma?ent taken the) years they get another step, to chief ron. Cavalry; 220; Paul A. Harbula, Jr., 220; An- Urget pracUce will con, - Wll-- with targets, sheds and the necessary all others who are citizens of the Comoral Reillr is the only other mem-- ranse. where warrant officer and receive a comrais- Ham F. Martin. Infantry; Major drew Krohley, 220; Edward R. Davis, Cavalry; Ma- - paraphernalia of an lnstitut'cn of the United States have had the privilege ber of that. class, and he also made it!nue 8!!n0WP Aurl from the president' . Most of Ham H. Hay, Thirteenth 220; Morgan, 219; u kind, and Captain Easton Is endeav- oven the urgent invitation to 'at- Frank Gustav imi rr-- - , ti - ine iiHi luree ur mur trB. inn inem are content wnn in at r nut tne lor KODert hi. u jncnie. juirieeum 219; S. ."l S. Co-- sum among shoot-fest- s Rother, Jr James Johnson, half of the regiment will move law permits 12 men every year Captain Frank oring to raise the of $350 tend the at the National p, ' to be Cavalry, and the businessmen of Hilo. This amount Guard range along: the beach at Ka-kaak- 219; John Flynn. 218; Harry E. Conn. Ait Si- - pS lnto same camp as soon as this eomm'jislcned as ensigns, provided cheu. Tenth . Infantry. m. unman, - "" fa he decirs turicient for the purpose, It wasn't even necessary to. ziu; Alexander r zit; Har- y' tl' ,,1; n ' half has'e completed Its shooting. they can pass the examination. Once and he expects to begin work on the den a kakhi suit; any old clothes in- ?. Promotions. a man becomes an ensign there Is no 213; 213; S. Pn. Crlbbs. 2 3; preparation cf range as soon to grime past Injury by pow-de- r James Plagg. James Mont The following promotions were limit to the rank he may attain. the Just ured and 3 Company M returns from en-- , sufficed. condi- gomery, 213 ; Joseph A. Schadewald, r.ytg1 J ' Z' " ' ' made in Troop I, 4th Cavalry last Wed- at the marks The same - Francisco, 220; Corpl. Coakley, ORDERS OF THE inhn n,amhnr. Pvt nesday: Corporal Neil Lydick --ser- some target cairpment at Honolulu next week. tions will prevail at HUo's shooting h 219; Pvts.: Kelley, 219; Woolum. 217; to record time at practice "If the cltliens of Hilo want to range. " W. Bahktson, 212; Clarence E. Dow- Thursday morning and with unusual- -- Moir. 215; Walters, 216; Qulnn, 2U; DEPT. i ney,; 210; Amos Todisco, 209; Frank sergeant. Corporal S. ly good effect upon ! the targets. At 'HAWAIIAN Corpl. Dean. 214; Pvts.Dougherty.210; Lance Frederick U Mix, 209; Charles F. McVeigh. 208; Preston to corporal. Lance Corporal 4.100' yards, nearly Z 1--2 miles, the UB Corpl. Joseph F. Spinner. 206; Pvta. l ' ' Ethard G. McElvaine to corporal. rate of firing wag at an average of a ; " r - ; July 24. 1914. Homer Cartwright. 207; Eugene J. Chv. ?fh!';2(: lThoT,ton' lnV Lance Corporal Arathoon A. Arathoon salvo or volley every 21 seconds. At J ' No. 138. co,. 207 ; Walter Y. Partee, 207 ; Cor- - 5 . I. 2 ' 2? ' to corporal. 2100 yards the Interval between sal- Special Orders Murdoek 203; Pvt Stegler. . 2. Private Richard L. Ralls. Com nelius A; McGrath. 206; John Czekans-- I The following promotions were made vos and volleys was . reduced to .14.7 JO" oc - L, Infantry. Fort Shafter. H. kl, 20; Corpl. Ray Dills. 203; Pvt . " V1?. r"l,Vu 8' in Troop D, 4tb Cavalry, last Thurs-- seconds. The battery was in a mask- pany 2nd me-- discharged rrom tne William H. Krause. 202 and Pvt Clyde f?"i h00? ?r day: Corporal Frank J. Qulnn to ser-- e4 position using the "indirect T., will be armjr V. Burch. 202.' In addition to the, "J geant. tkod" of laying the guns. This is the by the commanding offlcer of that post . ,nc.T"n Private William H. Dlnnlson to of above CapU Paul-B- Malone and lstrporal George to fastest, firing on record at Schofield by purchase under the provisions I corporal. Private E. Allen cA Qualified last r t , . No. 31, current aeries. tn.uvA - . this season. (General Orders ' rti . n.,Di.' rf - r . f n a VJ1 L7V1 Ol. I '.?vsergeant iviuiun ana !.- - (8 81.) Qualified expert riflemen, didf not fire. rrivate Xhe foilowing have been raised to NoUt- waf department WJJJ -- rT l,(o) the course but are shown on the rolls the rank of corporal from private ih ! 7,h men of l8t nf?n7 " Special Orders No. 138. " corps, ror ur- - . . -, 'Ik or? of the company in that grade uidds, aignai atacnea ?g - .v. . T u- 4.built the present temporary barracks , , oviv.t. Tr.onh vl Yoiim. TrooD I "' - Taken alphabetically the next com- ella, Morse. Homer Fielding. fnd H. 4th Cavalry. Schofield Barracks, H. iTfrmon i&Lf Stee ; pany in the ' battalion is Company I, with a score of 226. n ., Un ,--,' nnr.n TimS that regiment are . rnmnanv I 3rd F. Black, Signal Corps, quali- - extra ,.,f," oncz and its qualified, men number &7, dis- F, also " "T' . 7" making a consolidated claim for i Vnfrinoara at Fnrt Shaf-- florl no morlraman with 919 , duty pay for the time they were en- - tributed as one expert rifleman, six Lieut ' w th m. W. was gaged in this work. Extra duty pay ier . " ) sharpshooters and 60 marksmen. Pvt Frederick Barker attached to t P A.r,ai,atinn tn M Company made marksman rof is 35 cents a day in addition to the offl,CerJ? , Kampley company and with, - ' John heads this a ' annual cle"tJ"; test pre- ,..,,, nav which ?! St" v asmst m v w nor,io &a na t1? 9n :! m .mi. i ii a un uB wM .hn in as an expert with a score of 253. The w and', n. expense wil! be ' 'fired 236 bJ ,he. neZ men working an average of 50 days The of this transfer sharpshooters - C, with L with made 9cbtd fIlnJ J!"61'0" 7 are 1st Lieut Fred A. will be held for the 4th Cavalry on whieh makes a total claim of S3500. home bv the soldier. (8716.) It marksman's grade. Cook (atUched)'251; 1st TOratL Lieut Homer July 28 and 29. Troops A. B, F, ; Com-an- d E. Ij Musician Marshall Coons. Co. H, 1st Harding, N. Preston." 250; Pvt Michael J. Duf- 4 private Walter K will fire the first day; Troops infantry, has been transferred to the 3rd Battalion of Engineers at fy," 245; Pvt Fred E. Osmon, 244; ARMY NOTES M r C. D. G. H, L and the second day., signal Corps and will proceed to Fort jf is transferred to Corpl,' James McCarthy. 238. and Arti- - F rt Snafter The test will be fired by each com- shatter for station.. - t srhofletd Rar- - ficer Carl C. Morgan, 238. The marks- pany - ,l These promotions in the infantry under the direction and person j The 1st Infantry Post Exchange is kg niHe will report to the men are Casey, 236; - T Pvt Charles arm are announced in war aepan- - ai supervision or tne regimental com- building a superD tennis court tor ine ., v,0 rtrtranl7tfoo Corpl. Otto D. Brown, 236; Pvts. Wm. - Lieutenant-Colone- ment- orders: l mander and in the presence of the staff of the reg : for dutv J. Ward, 234; Morris J. Anthony. 233; Charles-B- Barth to be colonel of the department inspector.-Lieut-Col- . John ment, in consideration of the tact v

Twenty-sevent- -- - giv-Colon- el expense win do Joseph Burke, 232; Josffh 'Parish, h Infantry: Lieutenant- B. McDonald. Each troop will be that thev'do not draw dividends, and The of this transfer 232; 2d Lieut Douglass T. Greene, Walter H. Chatfield to be col- - en a problem simulating actual war form a large part of the patronage of borne by the soldier. (8716.) - SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 232; Corpt Augustus T. Bates, 232; onel and . attached to the Twenty-sev--j conditions as near as possible. In this the exchange store. Regimental Ser- Capt Joseph C. Kay, 230; Pvt. Chris. enth Infantry; Major William F. Mar--j combat practice dfjappearlng targets geant Major Bellamy is responsible 1 $4.00 year t a . tennis-cour- J. Kempton. 229 ; CorpL Peter Holm. tin. Fifth -- Infantry, to be lieutenant-- 1 will be used at ranges unknown to the for the acquisition of this Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. 229 ; Pvt. . James HIckersOn, 229 ; Pvt colonel unasslgned; Captain John troop commanders and will remain in I Luther E. Stroud. 229; Sergt. William! McA. Palmer to be major and with the gignt only for a short space of time. Pvt Edward H. Martin. Troop D, J. Ryan. 238; Corpl. Fred A. Deck, Twenty-fourt- h Infantry. , , j Every man in the regiment present 4th Cavalry, has been transferred to 227; Ben. H.McReynolds. 226; - ' j Pvt " for duty will be required to take part the band. I com-- : If li Sergt. Frank J.' Sullivan. 225; Pvts. ; Major Lewis HI Hand. Corps of En- - in the proficiency test, and every man Battery F, 1st Field Artillery, l ; I Homer H. Haws; 225; Harry A. Mil ineers, who on duty at Cin- - manded by Capt Clarence Deems, Jr.,; isnow will be limited to 40 rounds. J I! ler, 224; Joseph F. Gamblll, 224; Ed-- cinnati, is ordered to San Francisco, Cavalrv Practice March. returned to the post from a week's III VK()lN?lli I A- - night. An ward H. Fogarty, 225; Richard Delph,' relieving Major Sherwood - Cheney The 4th Cavalry will make a two-224;-Jo- practice march Wednesday Mussmon, 220; ; , interesting and pleasant trip was re J. Herbert, of his duties .pertalnln?, to the Third day practice march to the north coast ii i ii i r i i i ii i ii C. - ' by all. ; Pepp,' 320; Joseph Poknywlnskl, San Francisco engineering district 0f Oahur for the purpose of holding ported !UBI ii 219; "Frank 'Yocum; 217; Homer L.' Major Rand will repor to the presi- - convoy exercises, reconnaissance and YUIN1 UIX5IL Knight, 217; Sergt Harry Hainsey,' dent of the' California .Debris Com- - swimming horses. Troops A, B. E. "Pa, doesn't precipitation mean the In chem- 217; Pvts., Charles S. Whitson. 216; j mission for duty as secretary and dis- - F, I and K will be on the march July same as settling?" "It does ! you'll Reilly,' 29- - . istry, my son; but In business Walter; Camp. 26;; Peter P. , bursios officer-o- t the. commission. and 30; the other six troops on - "V ' I III 211? flftn'i.TAmiT) 91? , Wr1 o H 'cTi w PhmavinnAn htm . K11f .' frnm Tnlv tl mil An 1 find that many persons In settling; S I Dobskl,21i;Waitam B. Lucas, 212; duty, goes to Fort Leavenworth, Kas' Field Artillery Target Practice. don't show any precipitation at .all. j ; Hanrey' A.; Mahon,.'212; Joseph. E.for iuty at the 'Army Service schools. Battery A, 1st Field Artillery, made Exchange. .?H.nOXOfcULU-:STAItBU- y .' 5 .'.BEVEXTEEJl s. ' " - i r -- - i' ' - .-- - - V? n OP YIEI THE. REGEWT OflJCiAGS 1 By CHARLES M. PEPPER. Events arc moving swiftly in MexJ-- Villa removed bis headquarters from claimed. Us allegiance ttTCarraaxa a nncovercd a ploi " against fcims?lf and cuate the city. - Gen. Triana, who was .to hinVhaabeen terrorized Is certain Dealing with him has been much morel co io determine who ivally is the first Chihuahua,-an- d - ; ' Juarez to the Carran- Cm chief.,. was convinced that Gov. Chao was in kilted in the ;replsc which Natera's, and it is also certain that many of the satisfactory than trying to deal with. chW'f of the revolution. za government took up the task of "i The explanation made to the Wash- - It, for he was in a violent rage when troops soffered, told me at Durango persona who were made prisoners will Carranza.' When no satisfaction coubl The capture of Zacatecas by Villa relieving him from responsibility for. Ingtcn Chao was prisoner by that they would have hard fighting, toj may administration cf the Carranza made his orders, be held under military espionage as be had from Carranza, an appeal . deepen or-brea- eh rather than dote the Bentona murder, it la forgotten now. note was that is was 'essential in and would have executed the governor tut other officers did not seem to hostages for the good behavior of their Villa generally , brought results. between Carranza and Villa, but immediately arter the murder a der to placate the rebel troops and to hut fcr Carranza '3 iatercessio i. There share his opinion. friends. Carranza has been not only obstin- but no w anti-Americ- one ho has read history statement as gi ven cut from Villa's prevent an outbreak, were at least four executions later. None of Villa's friends, or even A dcubttng world is not likely to pay ate and crochetty, but has maintain- - doubts that the conqueror by arms pre- headquarters at Juarez explaining how In other words, it was a piece of poll-vai- ls I was .'in "'Chihuahua' early in May. those who kne r him, but were not i much attention to the explanations put ed a principle of action which has over the civilian leader of revo-- Benton had been given a trial by court- - This explanation is cprrect if soon after these executions, and heard his friends, supposed for a moment forward by the Carranzistas and the been extremely to Wash- lullons. Vet, tie. inconvenient despite Villa's military martial, and having been round guilty Carranza, at the demand of .Villa's some of the particulars, though they that be would fail to resent Carranza's Constitutionalists who know the im- ington. This principle was that the successes, a numerous faction amon? had been executed in accordance with generals, had not written to President were net even whispered- - One was action in seeking to eliminate him portance of maintaining an appearance United States was dealing with a thu will- - seml-olficia- . Constitu-ing- ; from the Zacatecas campaign. They constitutionalists wttl not be military law. Tins l ver-- Wilson as he did the whole of a captain, and therg was reason io cf unity as a means of getting the genuine constitutional government, - when was to accept his 'overlordsblp. That sion was so exceedingly Improbable tioraltst army In northern Mexico believe; that a colonela'.so was exe also felt sure that the city 'United States to back them up in get--j and must deal on the basis of Inter is why the breach will continue. r that it only brought ridicule cn Villa's would have been in revolt. In 4S cuted, along w ith two subordinate offi- taken it., would be taken by Villa. ting, of Mexico. national relations.. Villa, on the con- devel-opment- control all The real - anti-Americ- s. rcauy nave been two Tactions Villa was cers. An a was In the meantime they waited ioere whitewashes. hcurs able to check the feel l plot said ' significance of Villa's move is that trary, has not concerned himself with ing and to blend the mind of his fo!-- j to exist, and the few; Americans who of fiction Ue T" 1 1 Then Carranza stepped in and defiei developments swiftly It shows that irreconcilable differences theories of this kind. remained in ("hiT:uh.5i were bing The came, exist, the settlement of which could has felt the necessity of conciliating n both England fm-iln- TJ?.n"'tK and the United States, enough, yet they were h,AiA vm. - The Carranzistas were bitterly re- - guirded without their;' mewing it. The the outcome be postponed. public opinion in the United States, :mAri; r,Za ;l ' turning back the official representa of Villa's, plana. He moved not isentful of wbfcfi was vis-Hte- d plot was really against matured of cultivating good will Inctt l0 CiVllIaD,V ?IC tives of the two countries .who were the censure Ti'la, but the How far Villa will now go toward and the of rL! is why It . I m Carranza in the United States killing of a few Americans, hich with characteristic caution, but when the American people. That he has .... i . . . , uu j t: putting Gen. Felipe Angeles forward j . iu uiane iuicui,itiiuu inu iu given seemed bo he was ready he acted with his. usual no friendship ,amlne the body of Denton. He stated i"d't1,c,I)rai!8 which as Villa to assumed would be one coup as his man for provisional president real for the; United loved to go on figment of each means cf populariz'ns It of swiftness. The by which the States, or for the American people, with the '7L"Tu" :,.Z" audi r!so officials will depend on circumstances. Gen. conititutionial government. -- between the two factions., yet on discrediting Vi'la in the Unite Carranza and the clerical does not affect the main question, .' would make the necessary inquiries. the States. were seized was Carranza. in his eff rt to maintain his From the beginning, the Jealous v of surface they were made to appear Villa has his own secret police, force at Juarez like which is to find some one in authority Later, it was unofficially given out one of his military ; movements. claim as the titular head of the revolu- Villa by the men surrounding Carran-- a more harmon'ous. whose members are not known to one in the part of Mexico controlled by that Carranza 's subordinates had in- Villa fs likely to have had two pur- tion, cannot be blamed for displacing has been marked. Equally so has In the latter part of AprM. lefo-r- another. By this means he keeps in- the constitutionalists with whom the vestigated, and had found Ben-- poses in the course took. , General Angeles as secretary of war. been the Jealousy sa that ' villa left for thp front, a hsrmonv formed of what his enemies are doing he United State? can deal. of the Carran to One was the very practical object pro- leaders by ton had been ordered Chihuahua winner (fcneral or are planning to do. His secret po- All the other men In Carranza's How Villa pledged manifested Villa's chiefs. VTiIla hppn taVpn wai glen . . Carranza at posses- far had himself bv fnr trlaL hut had ... . in- cf putting his own people In visional cabinet are loyal to him. and j'ulouey x. Z , , rcreigners were lice were, probably the sources of to acquiesce in plan having Ttls is a trait of Mexican r u uninnanua. several sion of the offices of every kind. His some of the of the character nd num uii' ira.a rouie uiiu execuiea present by invitation. Vilte made a formation which caused him to send them are not afraid cf Villa. Mexican differ- does not promise well one MaJ. who pun earlier action In turning out the Car- men, however, factions settle their - t .y Fierro, would be speech in which, after describing him- a number of officers to the front with These are civilians and ences outside of the mediation confer- rt.- their troops who it had been suppos- ranza officials in the state of Chihua- have no troops at their command. Gen. When the Constitutionalists obtain-- " ? soldier, he praised hua had related very largely to state ence is likely to be disclosed soon. ment wa3 SHh Fier I u-nj ed would be left behind for ordinary Carranza himself has a small body of ?d ontrol of the states of Sonora and I,"5f arrnnm ami rieninrt that thprp positions. Hid displacing even the This disclosure may also determine ro k Sonora troops on which It is thought - . was uia cioueai menu. . . any frtct fen between them. Among military duties. whether there is any possibility of Sliuiloa..on the Pacific slone Carran clerks and telegraph operators at, Jua- he can depend, but they are as nothing za's star was The British foreign minister. Lord other thines llla said that thev must . The wide divergence, in policies be Villa and Carranza maintaining the in the ascendant He' rez meant that he proposed to have compared with the army Villa com- "waa there liimsclf, and while he had GreJ told parliamant that "England pli b united "against the nretenslrns tween villa and Carranza became ap- - his own charge all the offices fictlcn that there are only small de- d under mands. does forget Benton." of civilized parent when Carranza W-e- mov-- 1 thorn no special talents as a military nt The United their nichbor. This ' his and clerical forces of the constitn ferences between them to be adjust- commander he nevertheless waa en- - statc apparently did forget him, as meant the United States. The for-title- d able government temporarily to Dn government, including cus- The financial Interests of the United ed. ; : ,. rango, tlonal the States which to credit for the results achiev- - il forgot Gustave Bauch and other rlgners present all noted the while Villa whs in personal toms. The customs collections are have backed the revolu- Foreigners, who are concerned American citizens, who were undoubt- - cance of the phrase, but it was cut command cf the troobs which were ; tion and put up the money for it are and his chieftainship was ack- - sources of r profit V ; chiefly with the protection of life and nowledged by all the rebel generals. y murdered by Villa's men, for the out of the speech as furnished to the advancing against Saltillo. Carranza The seizyre of. the Carranza con- certain to be pleased with Villa's as- property and who hope to save the was undertaSing to mili- cendancy. Most of Jlis provisional cabinet was with him. Incident was allowed to drop out of. newspapers cn the border by! Villa's dictate the stitutionalist currency, said to have them heretofore. remnants of their Investments in Mex- ex- - bureau,- - tary policy while Villa was also od-- It is generally assumed, have dealt and the headquarters of the Constitu-- the official mind, and,, to some rrs amounted, 'to Jl.OOO.uoO, was another ico, doubtless will look with favor on tcnt, public l i The surface harmonv between Villaj stinateiy adhering , to a policy of hisH directly with Villa In supplying the tional government was at Nogales, So- - out of the mind. . evidence of his practical turn of mind. the complete control of the country own . regard to confiscation and so-call- money purchase norn. Just across tho Arizona line. The full history of Benton's murder; "ml Carranza did not last long when'. in This flat money, whether it is the for the of arms and by Villa. They know it will be mili- revo-- other questions which ' Villa, at time, was 'and degree to which Villa was t 1 Hitrnal affairs cf the i the Carranza Villa enrrency of the state of ammunition. It was one of Villa's tary control, and from my observation that oicratine in the ques- ; ntti v . - ii j t u- - iniun. inn uuicpb rn v n i unnui wcrK cabinet maintained were purely Chihuahua or the 'constitutionalist grievances that Carranza ,was going they are, sincere in their belief that "held largely bv Carranzistas. The tions or civil government. Villa, how- currency government, to prevent him from receiving the am- an army autocracy only possi- Intermittently at Juarez and Chihua-- . revived, but the point is that by not ever, of the Carranza Js the Villalstas complained b1fterlv of th's. was still acknowledging Carran- through Mex- munition discharged ;:at Tamplco, Mexico. Foreign in- baa City while preparing for the Tor- - holding Villa to accountability at the TDurango circulates all northern ble future for 1 za as I was . , A t A . . since Chihuahua was Vi'la's special first chief at though it had been bought by his lemi campaign. nine ue was aoie io go iorwaru v...S.l.jiii ico. The troops are paid In it, and vestors and capitalists are not much - tprrltcry and won by htm. when the first news of the cutting to money. Most of the purchases In the pro- - Th CflrranTlst- tinv1nr rtTitalnoH hi milfiarv movempnts. nnd jrhfpv had been ordinary business transactions , are concerned,, anyhow, about tho pieces of a retreating federal garri- Spanish-Am- im-wit- Thev made no secret that they wanted on , In United States have been for the direct gress government control of the Pacific Bloie states, the victories which have added so h based It With the funds all of popular in son at Paredon was received. It came account of Villa. same erican - a chance at nlunderinc: onder official control of Villa his power Is Immense .At the time, . countries. .. the exception of porta of mensely to his prestige. Villa was ; the nuthori-ty- . got It. way in the form of. a, telegram from Villa ' financial neces- - They and the ly increased. . :tui:. transactions have been Riiavmai arA MaTaMfiM curi.riu Verv 'frratefnl to Piirranza fnr fsmooth- ' Sentimental persons, and those who vai they have been exercising their au- to Carranza, "and gave the facts about purpose, perhaps sary with the recognized agents of cxprcssed provisional govern-- InK the Incident over, and there were Villa's second or hoped that at least a beginning might that the ' thority since thpn would sxieve the as a subordinate general would re- in his mind his first, was to let the Carranza. If the future should dis- ment did move many manifestations of mutual good commander-in-chief- . be made In a genuine movement for not across the Sierra good peonlerf the United States who port to a world know he, and not Carranza close that loans have been floated Mad res and eet into closer tourh with . feeling between him and Carranza that popular government, will view with think that Villa's followers have been Carranza . showed his lack of mili- is the real head of the revolution, they would likely appear as loans to regret, not dismay, domi- tho states of Northern Mexico. It was Their respective followers, however, tary judg- if with ihe fieh ting for good government. intuition, as well as bad There has been less doubt about this pthe Constitutionalist government and nation of Villa and military fac- privately known that the real cause did not become very cordial to one In undertaking to up the another, lieutenants were Villa one nleht surrounded the house ment. direct the in Europe and the United States than not to Villa, because to this time tion. With all of Carranza's faults, waa the mutual distrust of the Villa and Villa's of Manuel Chao. the eovernor, and Zacatecas campaign without regard perhaps known. But by Villa has only claimed to be a com- ' Villa has and the faults of those with whom he and ,thc Carranza tactions. Finally, socn talking of deposing Carranza. V made him a prisoner. Chao was sent to Villa. He created' a central divi: his action he serves notice of what mander of troops. .... is surrounded, it must be said that Carranza did move his headquarters Then came the seizure of Vera Cruz to the front, with his command, and sion of the army, and made Gen. Pan-fil- o he expects. . " The subsidence of Carranza and the these men represent the aspirations to Juarez, and there was harmony on by the American navy, and the landing FideJa Avfla, the military Natera the generkl in command ad- " General Villa in the beginning had the ascendancy of Villa undoubtedly will for civil government as opposed to thi surface. of American marines, which called commandant Juarez, was nimed for of it. It clearly Was his Intention vantage of controlling the sources of help , perplexing ft i j m i 4 tt solve seme cf the oligarchy. What little of ..me muraer or uenion, ana me forth Carranza's note to .President governor, but did not take office im- that the central army should take Za- news, and his press bureau was able to problems of the Washington adminis- encouragement the revolution has Wilson, inviting the president of the Chao-returne- d catecas. put coup world mediately.'; from the his before the in its tration. ..-- given - to the spread of democratic them.-- Vil- oro-clamatl- against Villa was the mcah3 of bring- United States to withdraw a . most He front with his staff and issued Gen. Natera was a 'splendid , young favorable light still has On the; face of affairs, having sup- institutions in Mexico is due to them. . ing two Villa, la's- generals were most radical In peont Chibna-hn- a Villa-Carranz- the leaders together. telling the of officer, who had done good work in this advantage to a large, degree, and ported the a faction as If. they are submerged by the army, probably for the only UmeMn his lifa. their demand that Carranza take the that there was nothing in the driving the federals tut of various it is even more marked in his ability against the Huerta faction, a question as now seems likely, the germ of de- what-actuall- y really became frightened, not for his stand fie did. Ther- - is not a shadow stories of , the disagreement between parts of the state of Zacatecas, but to' suppress news of would seem to arise when it comes to mocratic institutions Is also submerg--, personal eafety, Eng- how- but for fear that of a dcubt on . this point. Villa, him and Villa, but Jthat he was lay he had never commanded an army takes place, especially in Chihuahua. dtermlning which fraction of a faction ed.. The only comforting ; result to land would force the United, States to ever,; repudiated the noto as . soon as ing flewn me. cares or tne governor s attacking a fortified position." "He and It is unlikely that any of the Carranza to recognize. But the United States, be seen from the success of the revo- Intervene and undertake the protec-tio- a he-'saw- ; how public, sentiment in the office"In" ordert i:iat he might best; his officers, however, were supremely cfficials pr clerks whom he seized have or the Washington' administration, all lution Is that the land' question, v oL foreigners in Northern Mexi United States was becoming' Inflamed .been. 'executed, for-- that wcnldjbedtaex--s along has recognized Villa as the ng which Is "an economic question,-- haa Mmt'thfeteJ a co.! "T&re "is'little-questio- that .'Villa .either would capitulate or would eva- - pedient. But that the faction opposed force In ; tho revolution. been pat in a way to be settled."' ' PARLIAMEm

Associated Press of English politics." To point his ar--. for the peace or the material advance-- ,- '- honor and glory be It recorded, the (but to produce the impression that Its rule by kindness. We rather think LONDON, July 21.While'lt seems gument Mr. Kipling takes a leaf out' ment of their- - land They have im--J army saved the empire. .What has opponents are in a state of mind which that when the average well-dispose- d settled Rudyard Kipling will be a of his. Indian experience. He quotes posed their own ancient form of tri happened since? The Cabinet and the disqualifies them from thinking and Unionist has finished reading . this candidate for member of Parliament a young murderer who once said to on large tracts of members of the House of Commons acting as responsible statesmen. The tirade he will begin to think it la nt !hf rprt cpnprnl tprtton.' thp him from his cell which Mr. Kip- Ireland, a. despotism of secret socie- have drawn eight weeks' more , sal- Tunbridge Wells orator has only to time we (made an end of this kind of Unionist party has not' yet found a ling v'sited as a .newspaper reporter : ties, a government of denunciation ary. If the Cabinet do not go for- glance round at the Unionist papers politics and pulled ourselves together sent for hlm. After his recent at- "Take It from me that, when a chap by day and of terrorism by night w ward with the Home Rule bill they this morning to see the uncomfort- - for a fresh start in Ireland and Great , - tack on the Liberal government's po-- starts crooked, one thing leads to an- : "To do them justice they have nev- will cease to dray any salary. There- able condition In which he has left t Britain." licy, a speech which , caused no end other till he finds himself in such a er faltered in their hate for England. fore, they must go forward with the them and their extreme desire not to It is "the twilight of Kipling," sadly' of cemment in England, the Bordes-Ie- y position that he has to put somebody They have preached it and practiced Home Rule bill. fbe- - thought obsessed with his ideas. notes the Lcndon Daily Chronicle, division of Birmingham, from out of the way to get straight again." It by every means in their power; they "Do not be under any delusion. If Large allowances, it is hinted, must and it quotes Mr." J. M. Robertson, Par- which the Right Honorable Jesse Col-lin-gs This is the that he now charges have prayed for the success of Eng- be made for literary men. liamentary secretary to Board of crime ' the Cabinet think that murder will the is retiring, offered him the Liberal-- to the British cabinet, finding Mr, land's enemie8'in every quarter cf the serve their turn again they will at- "None the less, we hope this ora- Unionist - candidacy, hut he de- Asquith and his fellows guilty Df most world; they have assisted those ene- tempt that murder again, and they tion will receive the attention it de- eents "one cf the most repulsive spec- clined on the ground that he was be- of the crime3 on the statute-books- . mies with men and with arms; they will go farther. Jn the light of their serves as a psychological document tacles in history the spectacle of real ing" put forward by one section of As the Manchester Guardian reports have jeered at England's defeat; they record of two months ago, we are For a very striking manner pre- literary power and gifts applied to in ' it tho party which desired, to .force its Mr. Kipling, he declared that while have befouled the honor of Eng justified in believing that if by any sents us with an 'example of every- the mere stimulus and impulse of ma-limi- sneak-thie- - camlidacy on . the other section. For the meanest f will take land's army, and they, have 'mocked lie, by any of fact, speech, a larze mass of DeoDle." Fur - falsification thing that the most hardened partlzan in llirmingham, the Unionists and chances . against society,- the House at England's dead. ';.';; document, or telegram, by any bribe would wish to avoid ' at the present ther: ;.;? Conservatives, who worked together of Commons takes none. The Parlia- "It . was to these men, t with their of money, or title, or promotibn, by moment It speaks of the Irish in a 'That has been the ministry of Mr. - the-Cabi- net under tho leadership of the lata Jos- ment Act prevents the possibility ot .record of crime and hatred, that subornation of evidence or prearrang- manner which, IT it were at all typi- Kipling ever since he started writ- AtVH m lw t1 n i ti Vinro rr-a-r TNDiinu'Drl por- v Pinwuk&au iuiU s v uv tw v, v, w va any interference on tbe part, of elec- prepared to hand over a ed provocation if by these things cal of the English state of mind, ing. The note of hatred was sound- try- . payment Kingdom no. self-respectin- g thuir jealousies. Each section Is tors from outside, and the tion of our Uhited for X blame of causing : can ed in his earliest writings. He be- " the bloodshed would abundantly explain why a - 1 ing to get a candidate In full sym- of members prevents the possibility other reason' than that they might be thrown upon Ulster, the Cabinet Irishman must wish to gan by hating Mr. Gladstone, then Campbell-Bannerma- n, pathy with its views to succeed Mr. of any revolt on the part of members continue in the enjoyment of their will openly or secretly lend itself ; to have Home Rule; it speaks of Eng Sir Henry and -' " CoIMngs. A Bimilar situation was Inside the House. Mr. Kipling de; office. They knew with what davo- that work. Civil war is inevitable lishmen befriending the Irish cause now Mr. Asquith. . . avoided in west division Bir- majority was tion, what self-sacrifi- Ulster ! ad- the of clares that the Liberal with unless our rulers can be brought to as ; If they were necessarily knaves "Mr. Kipling has shown that mingham, which Mr. Chamberlain rep- not big enough to make them Inde- had set her house in order to avert realize that even now they must refer and traitors; it imputes the vilest of vancing years has left him more a resented for so many years, only by pendent of the Irish Nationalist vote. this crime The Cabinet found them- these grave matters to tie judgment motives to every one .who disagrees vessel of wrath than he has evef the fact that his son, Austen Cham- "If that .vote was not bought, the selves in such a position that they of a free people. If they do net all with the speaker; it glorifies strife been. At this critical period Mr. berlain, recently came forward as "a Cabinet would lose their salaries as had to put some one out of the way the history of our land shows tiere and pours contempt on peacemakers. Kipling can bring no counsel and no " ''"" - pro- candidate v . well as the chance of supplementing to get straight again. So they J trouble than is but one end for us destruction At the same : tim. It is utterly bar- better ingredients to the For Mr. Kipling a constituency is those salaries, and the 'private mem- posed to put Ulster out. of the way. or with- wis- a double dose of that original sin of , from within destruction from ren of any practical counsel and ' being sought which will not be too bers would lose a very comfortable With this object they secretjy pre-- out" ,', ' dom, and leads straight to an Im- his hatred and malice to all men expedition" ...f.V. V. n Mnf BAA AVA fi will require pared largest combined Y AA eractlng, and which not. income. So the Irish Nationalist the - if passe, If the Irish are what Mr. VI.amUUU1 uwv J The London Daily. Mail thirk for ' ' - English "nursing.": bought by means of arms launched j - . - what 'the call vote was of the both that has been Mr. Kipling were a politician his Kipling believes them to be, then the eye..;';,.- , - Mr. Kipling has lately led some of Home Rule Bill. Mr. Kipling begins since the Crimea, a force of horse, Tunbridge Wells spjech would not be new Cromwel-lla-n "Mr. Kipling is to me a. standing s, way would be a his countrymen to ask whether the with his bitter fling at the Irish, and toot field-gun- howitzers, destroyers, only V tone of pub- warning of the danger of treating the literary mind lacks poise, or whether goes cn with an assault on the gov- battleships and cruisers. If these Ul- ', Rudyard Kipling, uncrowned4. calculated "to taise the settlement which, this time, j lic discussion."" is likened to the instinct of patriotism as If It were politics makes too strong a potation ernment that Is almost unparalleled ster cattle could .not be sold o nthe poet laureate of Great - Britain It would leave none of the native Irish tone of the public schoolboy Who div- behind If this rhetoric means any an virtue. What is it that for it. He recently made a speech at In British politics; These are his hoof they should be delivered as car- who is expected to run for parlia-- j it 'civilizing power? '"' I two classes, "Our kov-- makes patriotism a '".- - j" ides mankind Into thine, the Unionist nolicv of local go , .: ment. Tu nbrid Wells on the Unionist side words:" casses. V .;.'';..,:. - fellows, and slip. fellows" and "the cads." The West- ernment and land purchase for Ire- It is sympathy for one's of the Irish Question, and even the "I do not for one Instant blame the "Then . they made a It takes people. Mr. Kip-a- s cattle-killin- g minster Gazette says: y land Is every bit as silly and futile not hatred of other (Unionist papers : of London find it Nationalists: They are what they are, nerve to organize on a the. one prosperous, the one loyal, the Rule, ling's patriotism has always , been a the-office- law-abidin- g one the govern- the Liberal policy of Home prudent not to notice "his apparently They are what their type of race has big scale. They gave told one province of Ireland, "No believes that one particular - you pledge your for matter of hatred for unwelcome support We find a New always been since the beginning of off for the business their choice. They or whether they would face the ruin ment r and Its supporters acted from for do not credit attri- of this kind of people Mr.-- mass cf people, and In virtue of that York paper characterizlng.it as "wild recorded history. - They have done could choose whether they would of their careers as officers of the the motives that Mr. Kipling the benefit or at- - hatred he regards himself ; as the r , ; butes to them, and to talk in this Kipling thinks the Irish to be Diaiacr mac is wunoui an requai, nothing, and so far as in them lay first bring on a collision, with, and king. your champion of patriotism." - ' even in the present explosive days they have, suffered nothing to be done, then loose death and destruction on, "By their choice, to their eternal Btrain Is not to hurt the government, tempt to kill their objections to "'- PRESIDENT WOODROW WIESON CHANGES FRONT AND GONSULTS WITH BUSINESSMEN - of-ete- high and : thoroughly under- program, or reached the point where (Since the following dispatch was "Yes, I had a most cordial visit," In no way responsible and to some Chicago Association of .Commerce, received admission to the executive been Spey-tha- long see this completion, the pres- Pres- Morgan in; response to Wilson quested appointment and It was fices. Except in the case of Mr. t stood by his intimate friends. So he can sent out by the Associated Press, Mr.. admitted, agreed with President the upon feels free to join with men of j . two others were as the president was working ident ident Wil.von has also interviewed Mr. a . final question as he entered the if business men . would cease made. er the visits of the did big and little business in an . inter- Ford relative to the present business taxicab, with the statement that he moping and seeing ghosts in the dark It was evident from alL Indications somewhat personal, definite legislative program he severe criticism of not care to be put in the position of change of thought and information as conditions ef the country, Mr. Ford expected to return to New York this there would be a prompt revival of that the business men of the j There has been at r inaccessibility to having this program influenced in the to what is going on in the world maintaining "business was bully.") afternoon. business. . The president too, has country have turned away from the the president for ' that ' ; ; .' - In country. slightest degree by representations large. . The call was evidently a satisfac- long been-a- n admirer of men of the attempt to stop trust legislation and men of large affairs the big rep- "con- from Mr. Morgan's ivir. roru wnn nu--. wm now irv iu puiut iu yico- - uc uM from men of business. These He has promised business a WASHINGTON, C- President uusincss fiiaznu oi uui iuc viuaiow life, by let- a - lllnJ' man feelings and advanced ideas to- Ident certain changes that should be. as to the men 'in other walks of resentations were welcomed stitution of freedom", from further Wiltion has a long, and pleasant inter- Coming. employes. " Hundreds of the nation s Dig men ter, the same as the representations legislative worry after his anti-trus- t Morgan New York. Henry Ford ward their made. ' view with J. P. of This visit is to be followed by Will See Chicagoans. The president, it is said, is glad to have either directly or indirectly of the man In the humblest walk of bills become law, and it Is the pur- The conference is understood to be a by Ford, somewhat, the find in this spirit and is will- - sought to have Interviews with the life. Holding ': aloof ; from the huge pose of the president to give every ': visit next week Henry the On different lines business tho beginning of a new policy delega- inff to meet it half way. although president or expressed to friends a powers . cf the business world, : the help can boost business to In millionaire automobile, manufacturer. president is to also see a big he to at the White House the reception and when president principals of the" largest practically no chance that desire to get in touch with him, but president has been able to go forward state of prosperity, "big hereafter the has tion of the there is proof prominent men Identified with requests are from Chicago business next Wed- materiai changes will be made in tne tne time oi me presiaeni uas ncanjr with his extensive legislative business to Get Rest business" throughput, the country. time and received houses gram without the the heads of big enterprises he will nesday. .These men constitute a com- trust program that has been decided always been occupied, and he "was for sixteen months practically settled by the ad- de- hi3 being It is Mr. Morgan, who arrived at and Chicago Association - (unable to make many engagements. intimation from enemies cf be accessible to the right sort of mittee from the on. ministration that while . big business ' "' ' ' House, in a - j influenced In his work. parted from the White men. ; ;. .... ', of Commerce, and they h.ave frankly Few Eig Business Men Seen. Men who sincerely have the welfare will have to conform to the new trust taxicab, was Smiling broadly when he Morgan poten-- ! of the president at heart have keen-tate- s Although keeping in touch, through In the "case of Mr. Morgan, he asked . that they be allowed to talk Mr. is the first of the persona laws, no branch of the administration faced a large number of newspaper sought the intervie'w with the presi- with the .president about phases of of big business to see the pres--. ly felt the unwisdom of this course, the newspapers and intimate harry business a friends, views of legisla- will be permitted to repeaters as he emerged from the dent but in the case of Mr. Ford the trust legislation upon which many of ident In a long time. In fact few men but have been unable to make I with their or "attack it for mere political rea- s views were not presented president's offices. president himself found pleasure in coming-visitor- are experts. In of his stamp have .been received at ; change in the program of the White tion, thesee the from sons. Business is to get the rest ft "Not a word," ha said in answer to inviting the automobile manufacturer the delegation will be the heads of the - White: House in the sixteen House. V 7 ; through interviews solicited tbe now no has ; so long craved and sought for, : of President White House, and there is many questions. . "You'll have to see to visit him and have luncheon with the great houses of Farwell & Co., months Mr. Wilson has been there. Position explained by those close one who can charge that the source and the president. will pijt himself at yon see him . . : . & Co., PIrie, Speyer of New York bank- It has been ths president I believe him.. ; Marshall Field Carson, James the inspiration the head of.the movement to restore the ot a single legislative has g this afternoon anyhow, referring to Mr. Ford recently gave an interview Scott & Co., Sprague, Warner & Co.. ing house, James J. Hill, the veteran to the White House, however, that prosperity-alon- to or big busi- business to interrupted the newspaper men's usual Thursday to the press of? the country giving ex J. Yv Ryerson & Sons, Cudahy Packing railroad man of the northwest, and president's motives in declining been from Wall street - the avenues the . govermcr. afternoon conference with the chief planations of the business depression Company and Reid, Murdock & Co. Andrew Carnegie are about the only make dates. In addition to lack ot ness centers. ' $ - completed legislative holds to be legal. , executive. - Jin which he (Declared the tariff was I Joseph H. Defrees, president of the ones that are recalled as having re-- time for these appointments, have Having his " EranTEEB t HONOLULU STAR-BULLCTIN,- '; KATtHM

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- - . RECIPES TRIED AND FOUND VERY SUCCESSFUL BY ANNOUNCEMENT. DANCING SCHOOL TANGO. fitfienfAd WOMEN OF HONOLULU Leading hat cleaners, Prices mod- Classes now open Thursdays. Fridays H. Gibson. erate. Wo sell the latest styles in and Saturdays. 1 to 3 and 7:30 to Recipes Recommended by Mrs. T. Panama and Kelt. Work called for 9:30 p. m. at the large and small BOILED CUCUMBER. i them a light brown in a! tablespoon spoons of flour have been mixed till on page - ' and delivered. Dlalsdell Building. halls. National Guard Armory. For this Tpl anit rut in frinr linithttav- of butter. Add four cups of boiling smooth. Then beat in a drssert 5893-C- further information call or phone steam or boil till tender; drain and. water and four of milk. Pepper, salt spoonful of butter. Add this mixture A. E. Clarke, 1186 Alakea, phone lift on to slices of buttered toast; sea and a teaspoon of flour to thicken. gradually to the milk as soon as it to g sure reach Keep 1kU-in- AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE. 4276. Associate to Prof. L. A. Hep- is son with salt, pepper and butter, or Strain and serve. boils. Add a little salt. for ten min- burn, Instructor. 5907-l- m serve with white sauce. (Remove the and stir all the time GET TIIKRE QUICK. seek seeds). TOMATO JELLY SALAD. utes. Turn into a pudding dish. Serve CLEANING AND DYEING. thepersojryou 1:4 pints of canned tomatoes, U with either a jelly sauce or sift sugar Telephones - STUFFED PEPPERS. box of Cox gelatine, 1 gill cold water, on the top and cream. and 1003 Royal Clothes Cleaning and Dyeins The Star-Ilulleti- n 4 ".. Cut off the tops of large, sweet. 1 teaspoon sugar, '2 teaspoon salt. HONOLULU AUTO & TAXI CO. Shop. Call and deliver. Tel. 3149. Phone No. 223G ' green peppers. Remove seeds. Place Soak the gelatine- - In water two CUP CAKE. Okamoto, Beretanla, nr. Alapai St open end up in a baking dish. Fill hours. Heat the tomatoes to boiling 1 cup butter, 2 cups sugar, 8 eggs. pow- - Alakea and Hotel Sis., 6pp. Y. M. C. A. 5"95-t- f them with any ; nicely seasoned stuf-- ( point, strain. Add gelatine, sugar and 3 cups flour, 1 teaspoon baking - -- a green a cup cleaned currants, flavor- Managers Bchn & Bcnford fing. , Put a little stock or water in fait and few chopped olives." der, DRESSMAKING. Ids taken Jy ione the pan and baste occasionally. Set in molds to harden. Serve on let-- Ing. - 5739-t- f tuce leaves with a spoonful of mayon- Johnson and Olson, dressmakers, Elite fo extra ctctrg'e SALMON PUDDING. naise. GRAPE WATER ICE. B building, Beretanla, near Bishop st3. One can salmon. Take out skin, 1 pt. grape Juice,! 1 qt, water, 1 lb. 3910-l- bones and oil. 'Boil 1 cup bread SPONGE CAKE. sugar, juice of 1 lemon. Boil sugar . mm crumbs and cup-'milk- Take offj 1 doz. eggs, 1 lb. whHe sugar. and water together five minutes, take BICYCLE SUPPLIES. the fire and add 1- -2 cup boiled rice, if lb. flour, juice of a lime or lemon. off fire and add lemon Juice. Then salt spoon salt van4 M ' saltspoon pep-- : Beat whites very stiff. Sugar and skim. When cold add grape Juice and 8. Komeya, wholesale and retail grapes). EMPLOYMENT 0FF1CE. per. 2 eggs slightly beaten and mix yolks together. Add whites and flour. freeze. (Isabella dealer In bicycles and accessories. in the fish. Put all through a colander Beat together quickly. Bake in a FROZEN PINEAPPLE. King street neat Punchbowl street press intq three-quarters quick oven. Peel and grate two large pineapples. ' Un!on Employment Office, Tel, 1420. and a. mold. Steam 542-t- f of an hour: Take 1 lb. of sugar And 1 qt of wa- All kinds of help. G. lliraoka. Pro- ' " A COLD-PUDDIN- ter and boil together five minutes and : - prietor, 1210 Emma, cor. EICYCLE3 AND SUPPLIES.- Beretanla. 1 two cool, add pineapple and lem- 5909-3- ONION SOUP. Boil pint of milk. Stir in then to "--f ' Peel and slice 1 doz. onions Fry beaten eggs in which three table-- on juice and freeze. We have Just received a splendid new -- supply of PREMIER. Bicycles from Y. Nakanishl, 64 Beretanla nr. Smith WOMAN TAKES UP mainland, also supplies. H. Yosh-Jmag- a, street, for good cooks, yard boys Phone 4511; phone 4511 mmm OMEN DO THEIR OVN VORK AS PROFESSION 1218 near Beretanla. residence FLYING ' Emma ' - 5690-t-f 5246-t- f By Latest Mall J : BUY SELL. Japanese cooks, I AND waiters, yard boys. PROFESSIONAL CARDS I AITS. . WnO s IVhnuw a Anna huf men unrlr moaciiHne run crista" hilt 1ft rctltl IjONIXJN MarY iSUtlCr, Matsumoto, 1121 Union. Tel. 1756 " "v ' " """""" " " . ' . . . .. r ... Cups and plates or stoneware . na "y1" and jewelry bought ' 5070-t-f simplicity should be the first thing bowjs ""up Diamonds, watches SHIRTMAKER. MADEIRA EMBROIDERY. ; ; or have no place In a modern is planning to drop in Uterally on ber . gold Carlo, and exchanged. J. Fort aimed at. In such a home it is not ! teas from the ' kitcnen use some other unbreakable friends for afternoon tf. G B. Yamatoya, shirts, rajam.is, kimo- Mrs.' Carolina 'Fernandez, ITnion st. true economy to attempt meals.of four ware for all utensils. Iflyine pwn-- i mhr h Ktatloned nos to order; Nuuanu near Pauahl.' "Madeira embroidery. lunchecm sets. or fire courses, with little dabs of You should have an ordinary nt as a racing pilot Mrs. Buller has ;33-t- GLEE CLUB. f baby caps ana'dresses; Ffpecialty of food at. each course. : Such meals are paint brush for greasing cake and gem! Just returned from Franee where sho - training initial and hemstitching. Reasonable. not satisfying to the average person, pans, and it is better to use suet in- j underwent - ion ' CAFE. Kaai Glee Club, 51 Young Bldg. Tel r koS22-t- f . uor are they appropriate to the aver- - stead of butter lor this. Y ' in preparation for her present post as 3687, furnishes mus'.c any occasion age manner of living.: Select a plain A good allowance of butter Is a half flying representative of an aeroplane - k53Sl-t- f MODISTE. r soup quickly pound per Individual;! manufacturing concern. She has cn- . Royal Cafe, everything the belt at TAILORS. that can be made at little week to each ' popular prices; fine home cooking; cost, a meat dish with two vegetables, more than.this 13 wasteful.'though lesstered for the aerial Derby around NeHie-Jokneon- ' '.- 1H9- - simple-dessert - " iipHcv-- , Miss Union. not give a balanced, un- London ana win ne me womu prompt service; Beretanla, nr. Fort H T. Shinzaki, Merchant" TaMor;" St and either a r a salad would ration,' ' nrsi . gowns, lingerie -- competed in this race, eu. Of p. ore station, iw. nuwo, tri. date fashions. Work guaranteed. .Evening dresses. , t no more. The housewife , who is Ices olive oil or cream were substitute who has ever ' 5341.-t- f place, eggs . Mrs. says she never loses her 6745-tf HAWAII'S MUSIC. Beretanla Ave. her own maid should avoid dishes ed in its . it is with and Buller corner. Maunakea St - frequently loses her temper ' - : costly in time, unless she uses a fire- sugar, however, tnat I have fpupd the head, but 2 h 57oHyc t- - i fffAuLVtfE NtifNEER. only i gets a tight place. She , uoston care, cooiest piaca m town. Ernest K. Kaai, 51 Young Bldg, Tel. less cooker. For the kitchen is average housewne more extravagant when she nio Open one room in the 'house.; To make a than she Is with any other materials. I has been flying for three years and After the show drop In. day 3687, teachc3 vocal and lnatrumen't'l Army & Navy, Merchant Tailors; up-- . : mnA lintAl St. Stangenwald bldg., home, whole' must be kept . use of eggs cakes and desserts has never had a serious accident She nltrht nHnii to-da- house The for thaltar ' te Jas. T.Taylor, till the 5752tf . establishment; ,; cleaning and 1529-t- in sewing in midwinter, when eggs are very high" explains she was forced into the f 163 King, "consulting cWll & hydraulic engiu'r. attractive order the and that repairing. cor Bishop st i- - - ' k5375-t- f : ' : mending must be done, and the housed In price, represents unnecessary ex- flying game, but by circumstances HAT CLEANERS. 5748-t- f - :: wife must still have-tim- e for recrea-- travagance. Remember, also, to use she couia not resist, ane was huis Columbia Lunch Rocm; qnlck service " Leave your .dirty hat at the Royal MUSIC LESSONS. tion and reading. - ' ; ; desserts without eggs or milkwhen" quietly In the country near Shoreham and cleanliness oar motto; open day U . . Cleaners, Beretanla, nr, AlapaL jl tuuisc a gicai ucai ui waste lu iucj aic iu iuiiuk meat uiwm.'1 : tvu m v " an night Hotel, opp. ucinei street a water-Ie8snes- s. Phone 3149. Private lessons en Violin,; Mandolin, the kitchen results from "sheer 'care-- ; There Is no more wasteful method ed foriuan aerodrome and later 6618-t-t pMBRELLA MAKER. - average woman, in-- cooking frying. Many hpusef was erected near her r . 5909-3- m ,' ..Guitar English Banjo and- Ukulele The for of than plane ."station by a teacher of many, yesrs experi- stance. Is as likely as not to use a wives fry. and always will, and" most liome. This proximity ; proved . too Mlzula... d. - Mrs.-Bull- up "Tha Eagle." Bethel bet Hotel and R. Umbrellas made, and ence. Address P.O. Box 311. Tel.. 4179 French Sabatier knife," the most con-- .of them also commit tne extra extrava- much , and er scon took s,at0- - dy,e.d and f King. A nico place to eat; fine iT 1284 ' Tel- ; ; gance deep fry a; fad, but as she and?efddeliver: '?ed; Fort, near Kukul. i 'Eeso-i- f venlent of all knives,1 for scraping a of purchasing iard for flying, first as tome cooking.. Open night and day. Kamanuwai lane. 3745, or a neglected utensil ing, than use the rendered suet; In proficiency, she adopted It near Beretanla Telephone 3723. ephone board ratner creased U st - H33S-- 5553-t-f K. 51 Young Bldg. Tel. when she Is in a hurry. Such a knife and clarified drippings tnat come, with- as profession. ... ' 59101m Ernest Kaai - v 3G87, mandolin, ban- chnuM he rarort fnr Hk a razor, fa rut enaf tn pverv hotifiewife. i . guitar, ukulele, " f The Hoffman." Hotel 8U next the jo, zither, violin, cello and vocal. that at any time it is ready for fine Proper kitchen management de-- CCMININF FADS price in Um- - l. ; Encore. Best meala for "k5381-t- f work. A spatula or palette knife, mands that strict care be taken of rM.uo town. Open all day and all night i i I. ber and without a cutting edge, should those things which have to be renewed . . . . , VULCANIZING. seen aay U336-t- f . JEWELER. t averago Simple blouse the otner is - - t - Co. . and mu- be used for such scraping as has to from time to time. The Bergstrom Music Music economical, an admirable model for present, wear, 1020-102- 1 be done. Of course, all utensils should housekeeper is not at all Wo, Gold ma- Auto, Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires sical instruments. Fort Althoigh the design is apparency Ne Orleans Cafe Substantial meala Sun and Silversmith; " be thoroughly scraped out, not only to for example, In her treatment of -- Vulcanizing Co., cor EL terial work guaranteed. , vulcanized. Talsho street up pans and simple, tn.s D,?U8 . moderate. Alakea Merchant and If not 5277-t- tave them but to avoid stopping brooms, dust dusters. Soft ,7 - ' ' 180 Merchant, Alakea Street. f .lli-i- r- KR89.tf , - satisfactory money will be refund- ner the kitchen drain pipes, but a cotton materials should be kept for aamiy aeiu J, wire : ' ed. 1121 Telephone 3197. S. Salkl, manager. will do work than dusting, and they should be washed cachet 1 ' Maunakea. nr. Hotel street ' COLLECTOR. dishcloth. . this better. . . , s nrv AND BUILDER. . ' 5618-t- f ...... s n.ntovlal la . varv nna linen Wltn CONTRACTOR 5531-t- f a stiff knlie, and prove mucn cneaper once or twice a ween. tjro-m- snouia . : 1 TfiTii Delft-lTt- . ground striped with lines 1842. In the end. be hung by the handle, not rested on a Georpo Ya mad a, general contractor. DUCHESS IN SUFFRAGE' PLEA. Collector on commission. Tel. rr Ko . Hnwn. of rose'"'olnk and pale yellow w.tn an a.ni,o.nAa mnat th nor turned htMp ,i.i891-t- f cfnwi llBtimatrs furnished. ; No. 208 Mc K't wnrV Thow ahmiM "ho wsiRhpr) nnrft A Wppk addltlonftl Half Strip OI DlaCK. 1 uO s By : ...(- - Building. 2157. M Latest Mall A' - ; and cuffs are made of beautirui- Telephone self-supportin- collar Candlesa g. ' and the guessing- cook is always a and quickly dried. Proper materials - LIVCRY STABLE. nearly ' ;. U "V" NEWPORT, R. I Votes forwomen .aimost- 6265-- te-- oA fnr ttish tnwpli lv fine nainsook, which is -- ; Is order, to , obtain such were urged by Duchess ,Consuelo of "It in yards of transparent, anc the original little ue First-clas- s - it eight out of 10 times, the two and dish cloths, while a few livery turnouts at reason- Marlborough in an address before the forms as these that women are asking hits e Tanko Co Sanko bldg," Nuuanu and said, In failures are too expensive to tolerate, cheese cloth, kept for soup ana jeiiy is cameo inruusu w.uj uu"'--Accurat- able rates. Territory Livery Stable, Political Equality t Association, The for the vote." the duchess m - - 3 - save many towels and worked In the collar and then tied Vineyard. Tel. 3151. Contracts for 348 King, concluding hej- address.- m'easuremenU are ahsolute- straining; will nr. Punchbowl. Tel. 2535. meeting was held at Marble house, the economy. A dow m ironi. tirtlding. . paierhanging cement 5518-t- , ; . ly necessary, tQ. true, A tin napkins. nai im f Newport residence-- ,of .. k5327-jt- the duchess' repemeu uu vuu.. uuv. vacant lots, , f is iue vork, cleans mother,. Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont A GREAT RELIEF blouse as this would look charming If president of the association, and was worn with a plain linen or serge skirt, Y. Kobayashl, general contractor, 2034 - "Say, man, you're looking a hun attended by , many , women prominent old GARMENTS MAY BE MADE OVER or It would be equally suitable for ii. King. Thone 3356. Reasonable PAINfER. in tne movement lor sunrage. dred per cent' better than you did a wearing under one of new capes, i k5327-t- ' '. the . f year ago.V The greater part of he duchess ad ...... It: skirt and cape being made of the dress was devoted to a description of "I was worrying about my debts S. " same material. ; CARD CASES Shirakl, 122' Nuuanu; Tel. 4137. When home dressmaker begins pared dyes with directions given on two British reforms in which she is , then.1 the is made of lemon yellow Painting fad paperhanging. All - satisfac-- ; The belt interested, the homes for prisoners i All "paid now, eh?" to plan out her work- for fall she the package which give very . w!th a. horn buc- - and visiting cards, engraved work guaranteed. Bids submitted ward- - Euinesa - wives and the hostels "No; "but they have grown so that usually looks over the family tory results. free.- , k5328-t- f and children for' kle In the same shade of yellow. Link printed, :1a Russia 13 1 ir attractive women. She said th hostels were I knowthere Is no use trying to pay robe to see what there is that It is necessary that the nature of to appar on the fronts cases, patent detachable buttons match , leather PRINTING. designed to furnish moral and sani-- ' them.,; I tell you it's a great load off available for making over. Many the material should be known and the f . Star-Bulleti- n 5540-t- cards. office. f tary women girls who my mind., is cast aside because dye choson accordingly, for, if tne f generally homes for and ' times material j lnk buttons are very - w , I dye We dojnot bfnst of low prices which otherwise ould be exposed to moral . - of the color. It may have become fabric Is part cotton, a cotton )Ugej on summer blouses, even those usually coincide with poor quality; dangers, as well as disease and Infec-- j There Is a 'considerable amount of faded, one has worn It possibly until should be used, a 3 wool and silk can ma(je 0f gne muslin. Small button--a tion In the unhygienic and dirty 8ur yew in' California, and makers of bows change is desirable or the mother j be made to take cotton dye better worked en side of the but we "kmw how" to put life, - noie8 are either ' pre- - CLOTHES CLEANED. Tiustle and go Into printed matter, roundings of the common lodglngj are seeking- material there for arch does not care to have the dress which than cotton will 'take the dye fr0nts, and in this way various sets Many are nowr eryrset. - and that is what talks loudest and house. of the hostels she may have worn for several sea- pared for the other fabrics. For 0f different buttons can be introduced - Star-Bulleti- many reasons is better in redyeing V A, B. C, cleaning, repairing; satisfac- longest Honolulu n Job sons recognized when made over and it with ease. linn pnorantMiH- - rail and Hollror. worn daughter) For colored goods to use a coloron the . m , Printing Department. Alakea Street; br the little ' a(a - Maunakea near PauahL TeL 4148. Branch O'flce. Merchant Btreet "YOU NAUGHTY LAD. YOU1! great variety of reasons she may same order but of a darker- shade. If FFMIWIMF llinRF M AKFS 5335-t- l.litl.,1.. not- - done,- - necessary to btl'llllMll- - , f 5399-t- f ! GROW want a different color, but mere is it is ' TO BE A VERY CRUEL MAN pos- no remedy except in ; replacing with extract as much of the color as NO SEX DISTINCTIONS Give your work to Pioneer Cleaners, AND BE ARRESTED. Do GO HOMPVl new material, unless one resorts to sible by repeated boiling, for the two " Beretanla, cor. Alakea. Prompt' AND the dyer's art. To those living in the colors might not blend and would pro- By Latest MailJ ; NOW DON'T FOLLOW -- THAT professional duce a shade different from that de woman serrice, SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS. city there, is always the KANSAS CITV. 'A who r 5912-l- BAD GERAVAH. dyer to help, but when one is many sired. Stirring thoroughly and turn- - dj80hpy8 the law should be treated necessary prevent streaks - Mid-- YAMATOYA. miles from one and does not want to ing are to ugt uke a man- said Mits.Ltint T. HayashI; clothes cleaned, pressed. THAT1S ALL. ONLY be to the trouble of sending the work in the color, and the kettle must be daugh, who acted as judge iji the Kan- - . 1250 Fort pajamas, kimonos. I - Tel 2278. Beretanla, cor, Pukol. . 1 de- large- enough to permit of this conrti In ab- 5752-t-f away, or for economical 'reasons sas City. Kans., iolire the : HOPE YOULl DO 59131m BETHR.c sires to do it at home, there are pre- - handling. sence of Judce Brady. Shft was the SHIRTMAKERS. first woman to sit on the municipal BLI5D GIRL TAKES SERMOX bench here. Wh !n you want a shirt have one made HATS NEED NOT COST LARGE SUM After making this statement she . By r.'.ain-tainin- . ;.:: Latest Mail to measure by Akagi, 1218 Nuuanu. fined two, women, charged with g LONDON, Eng-r-T- he remarka- , most 5S08-l- liquor nuisances-- $100 and $300. ble-, blind . girl in London is Miss She also Increased the price for geting V.t , jr. . v. 1 i jusuei vreeo, oi uegrniB i am. London, hap- College functions, concerts and gllt lace, and I could not find any raising fine from George, who lives in -- intoxicated by the Sightless since birth, she is an ex- pened to meet the vicar of his native many other occasions demanded an thing I wanted under $8. The lace the customary $5 to $.15. ceedingly rapid and accurate strnog-- parish ,the ether day "and eagerly evening hat, and the young girl who to cover it was a bit expensive, butt Miss Middaugh recently was ap-- asked after some of his old acquain- told the story did not. see just where after buying the pink rose which Ijpojnte(i justice of the peace .eiSt'gift Is her extraordinary memory. tances. "And old Mr. "Jones?- - he It was to come from when there were put in tne ironi, 1 iouna inai ing "ait As a test she reported her pastor's asked; "have you seen him lately?" so many expenses to be met Every which was just as pretty as the wme satisfactorily than In season3 sermon In full last Sunday without The vicar shook his head. I shall college girl knows what these are, and boughten ones, had cost only a little .wnen quantities of it are used. taking notes. It was a 9000-wor- d dis- -' never see him again, he answered, this Ingenious girl decided that she over $3. . I Among the inexpensive early spring coarse and when the minister had slowly. "Mr, Jones has gone to hea- could save several dollars toward pay- Because of the scarcity of trimming hats have Deen those made of silk ven." Tit Bits. ing the necessary , expenses by mak- appearing on the hats this sea3pn, like draped on a wire frame. Any prac ; women it was without a single omission or ing the hat , 1 . this practical college girl, are tlcal woman will see the "posaih'litles mistake. . Khe In describing how did it finding it very easy to save: much , tin or In con-millinery John "I nrnner?"' , - .lark i she she an old silk dress waist "You bet; she is so proper she won't - said: . Wire frames come in all col bills. They save, both on nActton with such a hat and with the ' - 1 " STAR.BTJLLETIX GITES TOU accompany ycu on a piano unless she Kind names of six animals. " ' ' ' ors, bo I selected gilt wire, for I want 'the amount which must be purchased addition of a wing or quill the. ex-on- e ' l , , It 0L lODirs EWS I0DAI. has a chapercn." AxawKB to' tzsrzEDxra TvizLXi of those pretty ones made of and the possibility of arranging pense would be very slight Morm, HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- SATUKDAY, JULY 2r, 19U. NlNKtEEN. ... The SfafcBulletin Want Ms and the ':Wb. WmWty:: .MaU-iniimtlial- J' ami profijjihh nturns from iiivi-Htnit-- in the 8TAIMUTLLEXIX Want Columns. If you haw anything to you can find "no Utter or qukktr. way of iimling - - l!- Jnm r lFjau thriliih tin- STAIMSCLLKTIN Want Ads. THOUSANDS read them. For ono rut a word vou can reach the STAIMU'LLETIN'S r.tV)0 and mort- - sulist-rUnT- s anl ihat im aiisMOIill than 15,000 ItKAI'EKS. Purely in that vast number; you will find the one who WANTS what you have or if you want something a little Want Ad will vt it. " , Help Wanu-d- Situation Wanted, Furnish! Cottar Furnished Houses, Furnished IfrnmiyKeal Estate, or anything; For Sale-o-r To Kent. TmTA ATtn a ivn I CLASSIFIED BUSINESS . HOTEL ED FOR RENT m V Desirable houses U Various parts ofa T ' the city, furnished and cnfurnlshed, SAN FRANCISCO BEFEBEITCE FOB BUSY PEOPLE at 1S. 118. 20. 25. $30. $35. $40 and StrMt, UrIm , Ca.v up kw FOR SALE WANTED to $125 a month. See list in our European Plan $1.50 t tfij c? AUTOS. DRY GOODS. MILLINERY. offlc Trent Trust Co.. Ltd- - Fort Aasncu PUa 51S0 1 daj i? . King Bt, between King and Merchant 20-h- Everyone The best cars in Honolulu; trips ar City Dry Goods C 1109 Nuuanu St. K. Isoshiraa, stylihs millinery. New steel and concrete struc- Two Fairbanks platform scales, with anything or sale to S4C2-t- f 28-in- ranged. Call 4699 or 3848. 2136. , and capacity Tlay Safe." Considering the. fac near King. ner Bethel. Phone ture. Third addition of hundred 5910-l-m high lKoo-lbR.- MOSQUITO STICKS. rooms just completed. A in first clasj tors of sales, success in planning EXCELSIOR CLOTHES CLEANERS. A bungalow with modern convenienc-,C- 3 12and Ask your-- grocer a stick. Kills hotel at very moderate condition; also one Reading Stan- an, ad is more satisfactory than AUTOMOBILE. Clothes called for and delivered; for 5 class S. M. I id a, agent Bere- and nice lawn; min. walk from In center of theatre and motorcycle,, Fairbanks-Mors- o knowing "how Frank Baker, now located at Oahu .shoes- - dyed by our secret all Insects. rates. dard, one it happened" after method; carllne. 1025 W. 5th avc Kaimuki, On car lines 2 Star-Bulleti- n Auto Stand. Phone 3848. tania at Nuuanu. retail district h.p. .gasoline engine, at "ward. Want Ads phone 4742. Chaplain at Fort E. O. Farm, telephone 5016. of city. 6892-2- 5845-ly-r MACARONI. transferring to all parts Neill's Workshop, 133 Merchant "Bring Home the Bacon" every s Oahu Macaroni Factory, dealers in 3912 tf Electric omnibus meets all Street , time. 5399-t- f AUTOMOBILE TRIMMING. AGENCY. EMPLOYMENT all of paste. 121 Hotel trains and steamers. S8C3tf-Sat3- . S. King St. near Punchbowl. Tops kinds st Y. Nakanlshi, 34 Beretania St. nr. MOVING PICTURES. FURNISHED ROOMS HoUl Sttvturt mopils4 aa Eawmllu .... All lovers of music to develop talent covered repaired; Cabl built and tire Nuuanu Street Phone 4511. Kauluwela Movies Theater now ItUnd He4qurtr. AddrtM Special coverings; Chi- by taking lessons from Ernest K and seat covers to order. Trtwata" ABO Cod. J. H. Lot. Sale; Floor F. W. HUSTACE open at Camp Two,' Vineyard rtprtMaUUvtt, nese grata rugs, mattings lino- Kaai, 51 Young Building. Tel. 3689. St; Honolulu and AMERICAN CLOTHES CLEANERS. Motorcycle and Auto Repairing 42- - pictures changed daily. THE NEW ERA HOTEL leums. Telephone 1261. 5381-t- f Formerly the now 1450 FORT Suitatorium. at , Queen st Telephone 1498. MARKET, FISH MARKET. STREET Lcwers & txoke. Ltd., King Street King street and Alapai. Called for ' 5903tf Headquarters of Hawaiian delica- ABOVE VINEYARD ST. k53S9-t- f Eveyone in Honolulu to know the and delivered. Phone 5167. 5749-t- f Topular theater run3 the new films FLORISTS. cies; delicious laulaus and Royal 5913-5- Cut", and for all oc- , 6872-t- L flowers baskets Kulolo, most portable, of foodstuffs. time-savin- g ',..'. The Tran bo envelope, In- CITY CLOTHES CLEANERS. casions. Komeda. Florists, Union Handled by experts. Orders prompt- PLEASANTON No addressing necessary t. ' : Old Homestead, opened; on Paua vention. Cocoanuts and bought Are prepared to handle your work. -- SC. . - ly attended to. Nol 43, Hawaiian Just In sending out Mils or receipts. Ho- cocoanut husks hi and Chaplain lane, back of The in any quantity. Pacific Fibre Co., Nuuanu at Vineyard. Phone 5042. FOR. A' TAXI. Fisheries Market Star-Bulleti- n Co., phone nolulu Ltd., sole CONTRACTORS. you taxi,' call Jimmy 6909-l- m ' Blaisdell; rates reasonable; ''' 'Ltd, 1382 Llliha st Phone 4033 When want a " agents for patentee. : tf - .s 4677. The Service, 1260 Fort st; 5902-- 1 m i Contracting and general bnilding; Hughes, Auto Livery Co. RUGS MADE. ' : HOTILL ; ' ' same management . estimates Co., GOODYEAR TIRES. I . Grass and rag rugs. Have your furnished. Takaki 589-t- f : Ford r in good condition; for dem-vtratio- n, rug 73 SITUATION WANTED junction. King and Beretania Sts. . Sole agents for Goodyears. GiVe us old made over; Beretania St Unlpn ford Stand, Union " vulcanizing ;Ajakea, ROOMS. CHINESE INTERPRETER. vyour twork. at, ft;' The old Mercantile Rooming House, at Hotel st Position as bookkeeper, or Cbong, Merchant " "','5912-l- 'Tastily 'furnished. iTobniS i can be 5312-C- office as L. Chinese interpreter and st 631 King St, has now opened up t " King1 Rich-- EAT Rex. ES found and sistant by young lady; six years business agent1 Smith St., opp. Ho HOTEL TAXI STAND. at the under new management under the experience. Address box 68, thi ; i tel street PHONE 4400, BU1CK CARS, TAXI name of the Tcurif tJ Rooming Indian ; motorcycle, 1912 model. Oahu g jr c LOT H ES C LE A N E R S office. .!. CLOTHES CLEANERS. j House. Rooms reasonable, clean RED U CED Cyclery. Klng t?i nr. , RATES; SERVICE DAY AND South. ' 1513-6- t Guarantee all their work for ladies 5910-e- t When you want your clothes cleaned and newly up. FOR THE TOURIST - . NIGHT. JOHN VIERRA, MANUEL and gentlemen. Alakea, nr. Bere- fiei properly, call at the King. 69 S. King 5876-t-t FOR THE SERVICE COSTA AND M. R. GONSALVES, tania. Phone 5151. NEWSPAPER ENGLISH ; . . : FOR THE KAMAALNA ME. 1U F. SiT automobile; a bargain. n 8t 5808-l- m DRIVERS. rooms; and icold water. Phone. 2401, Capt Clark. . - CLEANERS,. Furnished hot 5909-3- STAR CLOTHES CLEANERS. I'-- by .Maccn News v. 84 LUXURIOUS - ' 50l2-6- t (rV'farod the (GaJ Y. - N. Vineyard st; mosquito proof. SUITES ..- ., Fukunaga, Clothes cleaned, press . Beretania, near Alakea. Give us a for, jdhe, , benefit of copy editors - and HAT CLEANERS. ; 5895-l- m EXCELLENT CUISINE 'fed. repaired; '1422 Fort Street 4 trial. 5912-3- cub porters who need much enlight - you want your hat cleaned Two dozen whlta legUorna, eastern rrf : - : ; When S cameras. , SURGEON CHIROPODIST. ' One-roo- m Phone 3297. ennient x. call Roman, Beretania St. Phone cottage. 250 Vineyard st stock. ; Second-Han- d Cameras bought- - Dr. R. E. Merrill, at Mclnefy's Shoe GET O U R ' told 5912-6- RATES : i ' - Pretty Girl Any unmarried human 4026 . t . 5912 6t r Store, Fort st. Hours 8:3 a. m. to female . under 25 years old who ets 8hP' Before Settling Elsewhere - JIMMY HUGHES., - ; Hotel and Union ! 5 p. m. Charges reasonable. Into the news. . Ft. . : on Good Invcstmert; over 10 per cent; r nuTBiTAB Bim if?b f now.nuxt, a the Bethel St 58932m ROOM AND BOARD Society ." Matron Any "married wo- tun h iuiri rented Tel. 1842. .t , Stand.' Phone .400,4., house. ' V"-1- J. Yosblda, King . Kapio- - TAXI. - ' man'' wlip gets Into the news. " street at ... 5890-t- f " JONES A DUCHALSKY Excellent table board by the meal. V ' "Society Synonymous lanl. Contracts taken. Tony Tavares, Bethel street stand. Girl with ' ' Special by '"' DIAMOND CLOTHES CLEANERS. are ready to ; attend to your auto Phone 4004. ' day or week. rates the HOTEL i phonograph, 1186 "pretty girl. See above, Roselawn, Victor almost new. ' Are prepared to care your .and carriage trimming. South King 59lS-l- m - month. Apply at the WiIEA . i . Adjective any for ...... Exclusive applied to m ii.i. . Telephone 3393. 5885-l- 1366 S. King St. ex- i clothes. Give us a trial.' 'Alapai, j st . TAILORS. 59l3-c- '.' club or social organization which 5912-t- : ;i t . .'",' ; - ' ' ..: f .. cludes ''. Indians not taxed, convicts - opp. car- - barns. MANUEL RICHARDS, Gee Chong, latest models la tailor- , - f. WAIMEA KAUAI one-hal- f dry goods. Now .located at the Oahu Auto ing; 27 N. King, cor. Nuuanu. Inter-Inlato- g and persons of more than ne- d and Oahu Railroad ship-pin- f Cool rooms with or without board can gro jilood. ' : n Japanese Obi silks, mandarin coats; "Stand, Bishop,' near King. Phone WIZARD MOPS. Star-Bulleti- n : - Newly Renovated Best Hetsl Looks at office, tf ' MYoshida'Shoten, Ma :3848. Buy a Triangle Wizard Mop. - The be bad at the Vlda Villa, King st I iir , t . Expected to Recover Phras P'retanla and : ?ot 1 - ; , 5808-l- m i ; on Kauai. ja.rai 596-l- m gets . COCOANUT PLANTS FOR SALE. applied to the conditions of all persons unakea Sts. ' ..mop that Into th comers. injured in course of news story. TOURIST TRADE SOLICITED. ' Two rooms with or .without board. Up years ago 1 Cocoanut plants .for. sale; Samoan va-- , prominent College Graduate Any cial register, to three " 2113 Nuuanu. ' - . " GOOD MEALS. " . - millionaire" was in the same ' ' Annlv .A Ti Hilta T.lhno one wearing a boiled shirt arrested for 'used '. ' Hot. 5913-6- t . J ; ariytnfng" .'.Rates Reasonable. : . i i 5277-t- f above a misdemeanor.'.;, , v sense Kauai. ' ' NATIONAL GUARD BULLET N Multl-mllllonal- - .;r '' r? Person possessed Pertl ne nt Adjectfves.'. ." f C W. SPITZ : : : Proprietor STAR-BCLLETI- Thirty-tw- o FURNISHED COTTAGES X GITES TOO 6X. property worth $500,000 or over, -- or caliber. Pearl Handled so-- TOD4VW rws TnnV; a relative of a person listed in the Phrase which must. always be attached 5 i Roster of officers, list of regular drill nights; stations, and current Infor- Furnished cottage and light house to the;fnoun ."revolver" unless other Guard of HawaiL Armory, corner Hotel and Miller ' - - ,v' iV-T- mation for the National keeping - rooms; conveniences; v- all wise ordered. : -- -, ' r ; - - ,v. ; '. . ' - .;.v ..; . .. pa- streets. . - lights; running wa Any child under ,7. In a ' electric bath, Have a Good Swim before - GENERAL STAFF. ter; short distance from postofflca thetic storr. the adjective ?tiny"., must v ' dinner, af a warm day In . t Col. John W. Jones. The Adjutant General. always be pnted.'T;:-f'T,i"'- i"s"Crr Moderate. Ganzel Place, Fort and town; trwill you n. It MaJ. Charles W, Ziegler, Insp.-ge- MaJ. Elmer T. Wlnant, Ord. Dept ' make feel ; 1 Vineyard.' TeL 154L , Plucky . Woman Any woman .who ; as a "Daisy." . MaJ. Charles 'B. Cooper, Surg.-ge- n. .Capt James D. Dougherty. Q. M. C. fresh ;THE did not acream.v ; .-. . . MaJ. John W. Chief Q. M. Capt Van Gleson. Q. M. C. , Short Henrr Small furnished cottage for rent. 871 , Heroine Principal female character , ' MaJ. EmllC-Peters- J: Adv,-ge- n. Capt Leo L. Sexton, Med. Dept . Young opp. ten- In : any burglary i story. Otherwise st. nr. Kaplolanl, s . ADJUTANT. GENERAL'S OFFICE. synonymous with "plucky - woman." THE nis courts. K "Hustace Villa" q,r. INSPECTOR-INSTRUCTOR'- S OFFICE. 5913-t- f Walklkl Beach, ' " Prominent Clubman Any bachelor Lieut W. C. Whitener, U. S. A, I nspector-- l nstructor. - Next Moana Hotel apartments $300 . Monday, 5 p. m. COTTAGES leasing at a month Officers' school every UNFURNISHED ..: . . ' ; '; and upward. Also member of the Paul REGIMENTAL FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS, 1ST INF. Has - accommodations for LA- Kelly and Timothy D. Sullivan Asso- All' officers of the 1st Infantry to report at Armory at 5 p. m. Monday, Two bedroom cottage i for $20.00 a DIES., and GENTLEMEN at ' ' ciations who happen to be arrested July 20. . month; also two bedroom cottage, reasonable rates, by the month. while wearing ' Lt-Co- $17.00 per R, '925 dresa suits. L William R. Riley. MaJ. William E. Eal, 3rd Bat; month. J. Wilson, Fatally Injured See "Not Expected W. Kanaeholo, Adjt Fort Street phone 3666. v ',. i ,'!it Capt James A. Thompson, Adjt 1st Lt John x to RecoTer," above. Cummings, Q. M. 5869-t- f. ' Capt George B. Schrader, Q. M. 2nd George II. Apartment House Any Lt ---T -- Fashionable Capt Arthur W. Neely, Insp. S. A. P. MaJ. Merle M. Johnson, 1st Bat. - six-roo- dwelling which has an elevator.- : Capt. Reginald W, Warham, Com's'y. 1st Lt Charles R. Frailer, Adjt Neat cottage, King street, Seaside Hotel Toddle Very much applied to the Maj. Gustave Rose, 2nd Bat 2nd Lt Roscoe W. Perkins. Q. M. near Peterson Lane; rent reasonable "Finest dining roost in the Ter- walk of a tiny tot See under "tot" to good tenant; apply -- Thurston, ritory." Jolly Saturday craning gOfliL- 2nd Lt Fred W Humphrey, Q. M. Chaplain, . Valentin Franckx (Capt). CH. for correct usage. - ? 2473. ': " STATIONED AT HONOLULU. Tel. dances. ap- :; COMPANIES 5776-t- .' .' Well Dressed Phrase always v ' f . J. H. HERTSCHE, Manafsr. plied, woman who, when Company p; CSuHlran, 1st Lieut P. M. Smoot Thursday, to a arrested. - ' v.r..v:"-- . .7;30!p. m.: "; .' .' " . comparatively ':. :'. t' is clean. Must be used Armstrong, 2nd A. FURNISHED HOUSES in a story about a prominent club wo- Company BBapt Paul Super, 1st Lieut. W. F. Lieut J. f ; . " , - v Lowrey. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. man, q.4 v.. above. v , r HOTEL AUBRE- Y- Mi' Large furnished house In Makiki. For Money. ' ! Company C Capt J.,. Camara, 1st Lieut h, R. Medelros, 2nd Lieut G. Snug Sum 2426. ; "A Home Away from Home". . " .particulars phone -- - - J . . K. Friday, 7:30 p. m. Fresh Cut Like Coupons. ...u . Stein. 5906-1- Company F. W. Wichman, 2nd Lieut G. 2t : An Ideal Vacation Spot Crisp Fve-doll- at Bill dollars. D Capt W. Y. Kolb, 1st Lieut Five Phone 772. - Haaula, Oahd jCcsy-Adject- ive Schaefer. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. -- applied to : always . . v ., Monday, 7:30 p. m. FAMILY HOTEL " A. . ...::,.. home to1 which remains are taken. - Company E Capt CM. Coster, 1st Lieut John' Hilo. 2UMSTEIN, Prop. ' i, ous .,with f.was," but Company F 1st Lieut M. R. Houghtailing, 2nd Lieut J. Lemon. Tuesday, .. - Wal-- - Indicates dialect 7:30 p. m. ,' '!' '."'.:.'.'':-';.:..- The Cassldy, only home hotel,- Ka-n- e, Ka-n- e, Hurried Motion of passengers, cars Company, G Capt B. F. 1st Lieut L. K. 2nd j Lieut W. N. kiki Beach, consists of individual p. ' cottages single rooms. Cusine Oahu Railway to and cabs at the time of the-- accident Kaina. Monday, 7:30 m. .and Ticketa ' Faint Course taken by all women Company H Capt L. W. Redington, 1st Lieut. J. C. Lo. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. excellent 1000 ft promenade pier within six blocks of the accident Full attendance required in order to complete preparation at the end of which 'Is splendid Scream See "faint" above. for encampment bathing pool and beautiful view. HALEIWA jWild Panic Inevitable result of the Company K (Attached to 2nd Battalion) Capt J. W. Cook, 1st Lieut. W. 2005 Kalla road. Tel, 2879. Terms 5367-t- On Sale at Wells . Chung. Thursday, 7:30 p. m.. reasonable. f accident Ahia, 2nd Lieut E. K. Fargo Co. Office Dash of STATIONED ON MAUI Gait the crowd at the time ent auditoriums, and must be exact to of the "Rush" is synony- Company I Walluku Capt W. F. Kaae, 1st Lieut W. S. . Chlllingsworth, accident within a few hundredths of a second mous; "run" is not good usage. 2nd Lieut R, K. Wilcox. A REAL CHANGE OF CLIMATE .W. for good results. ;D n Damn. . Company L Lahaina Capt. W.F.Young, 1st Lieut K. KaluaklnL can be had at the new boarding I Heir Child having $300 coming to STATIONED ON HAWAII. house in 'j him from a life insurance policy. Company MHIlo Capt -- J. 1st Lieut H. M. Morehead, 2nd Ring Out What shots always do." Lieut J. S. Caceres, 2ndLieut J. Lv K. Cushingham (attached). I REAL ESTATE TRAXSACTIOXS e- Verb used of motion of sny MEDICAL OFFICERS WITH SANITARY TROOPS. WAHIAV7A Hurtl- of Record July 23, 1914, falling object especially a brick or a MaJ. E. D. Kllbourne. Capt P. L. Morong. Capt R, W. Bent. Entered nearly 1000 feet elevation, near depot, suicide. ' From 10:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. grand scenery, fine bass fishing. For F W, Macfarlane Tr to Emil de particulars E. L. Kruss, Wa--h ifllili?.lf .. address Havoc Good word to use almost O Harne D wa. ' anywhere. 'lv-;.:- 5 BAD ACOUSTICS DU E TO REVERBERATION la Phone 46. ; - Fred S Christian to May H Chris- High Adjective which must be pre- ; ' v - o, . tian et al D fixed to noun "noon" in the account of acoustics, Mazer amount of reverberation, for some re a fashionable wedding. Bad writes JacobJ J Alfred Magoon to Earpund Stiles Rel in the May Casev and Comment are verberation -- is essential to the pro Henry Co t Trust Any money not owned by Waterhouse Trust Ltd r lilffeilUns1 ' volume. With - ' chiefly due to exessiye reverberation duction of sufficient' to Edmund Stiles ...... D DO IT ELECTRICALLY the proprietor. . byt -- the .sound too little reverberation, the sound dis- Water-hous- e What's What in Murders. and echoes, caused r Edmund Stiles to Henry continuing the room for sev- appears almost immediately after leav- M I ! Slay Synonymous with waves in Trust Co Ltd ...... obsolete Abre-hamse- ' ing speaker, and is so feeble that n " ' : eral seconds after. the source of sound the E N Rutherford to. Emil "kilL" - .".------J Hawaiian Electric Co. .verb those! , I has ceased. ; Reverberation is closely only close to him can hear it ...... C M Juggle is always done . What with - necessary - to good the funds of a bank or trust company. related to the generally known phe- Therefore it is T S See Wo to Shun Tai M nomenon echo, tp produce a condition that Tomejiro - Ironmaster See Andrew Carnegie. of Jacoustics T Kamikawa Hara to distinctly,! will give neither too much nor too . ; . ; . . : BanditvPerspn guilty of crime For theTlistener to hear Yamashita ...... CM dis-- , - average against property for which the penalty each syllable of the speaker must little reverberation. In the Geo K Kealohapauole et al to H 25 Ft.5-pl- y Garden Hose appear almost entirely before the ar-- acoustically bad auditorium the re-rival W Kinney ...... Option is more than ten days in Jail.. usually College Girl Any woman who has of the next syllable: When the, verberation continues to be F W Macfarlane to Lee Chu ...... Kel $3.50 - re--J heard periods varying from four Ze- ever gone to school. , 4. reverberation, which is due to the for Lee Chu and wf to Bishop of Burly Adjective always applied to fleeting power of the walls, ceiling; to seven : seconds. As the average ugma ...... D a male negro. and other surfaces in a room, continue speaker utters about four syllables per Entered of Record July 24, 1914, JAHES GUILD CO. Prominent Descriptive adjective ap too long, it produces confusion and in-- second, there is much overlapping of From 8:30 a. m. to 10:30 a. m. plied to farmers, plumbers and dent distinctness. A room may also be de- -' sounds and consequent , confusion in Dorothy K Kauhane to A G Kaulu-ko- u ists. ifective on account of an insufficient .hearing in such rooms. The obvious ...... V. . remedy for this condition of excessive HalalU . Kamahalo & wf to Julia Boudoir Any bed room the rent of " wbich is more than $1.50 a week. jbeen in Atlanta, New York or Savan-- j reverberation is to cut down the time AlL kinds of Wrapping Papers anl - Writing : nah. of reverberation, and that is exactly D G May and wf to Bank of Ha- Twines, Printing and fapen, Gem Personal ornaments worth ' ' M AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N ' t ' more than $1.75. Deal Any business transaction what is done In correcting, a room waii Ltd PAPER Raffles Any thief who wears a col- which involves more than $1000. having this-defect- " The time to which Kosuke Okamoto to H Tan! et al C M SUPPLY CO, LTD. ' Queen f, , ' S '?V'y.VvVjv,'wg. lar.' - i Peril A great word to use almost the reberberation should be reduced Is W A Wall Comr to Trs of Luna Fort and Streets HoriIu!j Globe Trotter Any one who has anywhere. It tones up the story. very important; It differs for differ-- J lilo Estate ...... CmrD Phone 1416. Geo. C. GnCi. Cs. :.'rr, I new r did rciK'iit for doini; pmmI, nor j O ctmso.Hfhtt, into what nhvss if frara ami hall not iiow. Hiakrieariv horrors thou hast ilrhvu inc. Miltou.

i , , , ..."".''.." . . . - ' v ; : TWKXTY HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN, . SAT T HI AY, JULY 2a. 11)14. ' yV; I PRICK FIVE CENTS'' ' f:,:: -- r : : : rr- , - r r-- r r rr--" . .. tt .. T .. '." -' t r - r wmm nSTEOPATHX AND jSUHQtKY VILtA BUILDS SPECIALIZATION HAS PROVED THE IH OFFICERS mumwm HE B'i CHILDREN GOOD GREAT SUCCESS OF THE FORD CARS DETAILED FOR

By Latest Mail) there was a marked strain of moral Concentration and specialization and rejwrts that this new .'model' has FOR LONG TRIP NEW YORK.-- Surgery plus osteo-- J deficiency, AT CHIHUAHUA have been the watchword of Ford suc- been creating much r favorable com- AVIATION DUTY pathy can wipe, out mental and j Nora White, like Dorothy, 17 years cess and progress ever since the in- ment on the road. i moral deficiencies, according to Dr. old, was without self-contr- in the corporation of the Ford company. It Dave Meyer of laui bought one of M. Brooklyn, not- - oT temptation and It seemed im-c- d men, thfi Studebaker fours this week. - Elizabeth Muncie of face has specialized in in mechanism, by Sira-Purit- y Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. Associated by Fed. Associated Press Fed.- Wireless. surgeon in World's possible for her o tell the truth. in J. Nakavama of MakaWeli. Kauai, Press Wireless. July and leader the EL PASO. Tex., July 2.". It is re- material. WASHINGTON. July 2.). Lieuten- HAMMONDS PORT, New York, Congress. iilar. operations upon her have trans-- It specialized on one car. Since 1908 has bad one of the popular Hudson 23.-Li- eut. Roy Ji-mi- n Cyril of the im-point- ported from Chihuahua that General ants Klrklmd, Infantry; lien John Porte In proof of her statement she today formed from a nolay, but one model, the famous Model T light sixes delivered, to him. Royal Navy, who is to pilot the Wana-siakc- r Villa and his force are now engaged Foolois. Seventh Inrantry ; Wal- sweet-nature- d, quiet, company's Sev- Messrs. & Cooke were so - to the cases of three girls moral girl to a has been the product lowers aeroplane Araer-te- a in .throwing up defenses, digging ter P. Taliaferro. Twenty-firs- t Infan- transatlantic treatment in the upright younr woman, Dr. Muncia to-last eral different types 'of bodies .have pleased with their Federal truck that St.- - Newfoundland, who have been under preparing for defensive Milling, from John's now are day The third patient, trenches and been put on the one type of chasls, they have placed an order and taken try; Thomas Fifteenth Cav- to Queenetown, made a successful few weeks, and who declared. measures at Chihuahua. alry; Carlton Chapman, Thirteenth transformed from "bad" to "good", Grace Kale, 17 years' old, showed but the chasls has remained the same. delivery of their second Federal. flight with the machine last nijeht report received here, and Cavalry; Joseph Twenty-sixt- h I symptoms of idiocy plus im- - Another .The flrst Model T was a good car. Frank 11 uscoto of Kalihi was an- Morrow. America flew forty-fou-r miles, girls. marked on good authority, says K. The Dorthy." morality and on based that All the Model T's built have been good other purchaser of a Federal this Infantry; Joseph Carberry, rose easily, and worked perfectly The foremost case is that of an opeiatioij the neck now. agents Chi Second Infantry, showed a" organs has' cut the General Villa has at cars. Their reputation for efficient week. were detailed today without the aid of the third auxiliary Scheie. From childhood she and other vital cago-- and buying quantities duty - St Louis Reh Sup Kim has to with the aviation section of violent temper, became unmanageable, veil from her mind.- ". t and economical service is worldwide. taken one of the motcr. " of arms. Republic for passenger the army signal corps with the rank fend was city charge. i j is really nothing new in the They are the standard by which other trucks work Delay In starting the fllsht has a .'There ' ' ago, by! doctor. i. cars are. judged. on windward Oahu. of captain. Officers on aviation duty been made necessary while the wings A little more than a week method." declared the "It has 35 per - 20 years, CLEANSES YOUR HAIR receive cent addition to their . strengthen- use of surgery and osteoi)athy, Do jbeen practiced but the pub As more and more of the Model T's of the machine have been the pay.;. ; . ;.'. .;: ed to enable the aeroplane to bear rothy underwent four operations. To- Llic is only now awakening to its p6s MARES IT BEAUTIFUL have been sold. It has been possible to ZAPATISTAS GET WORST ' J 1 II ...... 11 the Initial weight of its passengers aay ene in eiu ntl.. ucnuus ail- slblllties. It is entirely possible now sell them for less and. less. It Is the QF FIGHT AT OZUMBA and cargo in rising from the water. ment has disappeared; and all of the adays to blot out in both men and It beromes thick, wavy, lustroas and old principle of battering down cost PLAGUE CLAIMS ANOTHER now this has been wayward gone. women the taint of mental and moral per unit by. manufacturing more units. It is. believed that tendencies are all dandruff disappears Hair Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. VICTIM IN NEW ORLEANS accomplished. . In this case no Immorality was not- deficiency; by means of surgery and That the. company Is building more ' . stops tenting out. .CITY OF MEXICO, July 2S. route of the America lies be- patient. osteopathy." .' -- ':' than 1100 completed automobiles a Jwo The ed, but in the other two ;: '",? Zapatistas killed yes- tween Newfoundland and the Azores, Surely tryN a "Danderlne Hair day; that it has built and sold to date hundred were Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. you wish, Immediately terday during ten-hou- r a distance of 1140 miles, and where ALLEGED CUTTER BEArT TO RESCUE, Cleanse" if to more than a half a million.; Fords; a engagement NEW ORLEANS. July 25. The EMBEZZLER double the beauty of your Jialr. Just at Ozamba, 30 miles southeast of tenth case of bubonic plague in New the flrst stop will be made. The sec- that Ford . branch houses or agencies the TO BE EXTRADITED i OF EXPLORING CREW moisten a cloth with Danderine and capital.. .. Orleans developed today. - The suf- ond lap of the flight will cover a dis- are located . in every city of import carefully through your la tance of CCO miles between Azores draw it hair. ance fn. the civilized world, should be ferer William Ernst, a bartender, and Oporto, Spain, and from . there Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. taking one small strand at a time, this taken as evidence of the Tightness of Results from western white pine aged fifty years. " of SACRAMENTO, July 25. Governor i NOM E Alaska, July 25. The rev- will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or plantations three seasons or more old north to Queenstown, a distance " 540 miles. Hiram Johnson yesterday honored re enue cutter Bear, with additional sup- any excessive oil-p- in a few moments show an average of 97 per cent suc- ' Wran-gel- The Schuman Carriage Company GUNBOAT FOR HAITI plies aboard, sailed today for l you j quisition papers for William Arm will be amazed. Your nair win are doing their share toward putting cess. An average white pine soil T(TbE strong, who is wanted at Honolulu on Island to take off. the shipwreck- be wavy, fluffy and abundant and pos planting can be conducted for from OIL: LANDS WORKED the Immense output from the. Ford . . Associated PrCss by Fed. Wireless. a charge of embezzlement. Armstrong ed crew of the Stefanssen , exploring sess an incomparable softness, lustre $5 to $6 per acre. -- factories on the market, and though KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 2.'. The : ON BY UNCLE SAM expressed willingness to re- expedition. , . u and luxuriance. SHARES has his the territory here Is exCremely limited gunboat Dresden, moored - here,, re turn to face the charges, which have Besides beautifying the hair, one ap- company Choosing the Lesser Evil. still the Schuman have had iTOCUHEACClDnODAYf" celved urgent orders yesterday to Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. been preferred, by the Honolulu Lodge f plication of Danderine dissolves every no difficulty in handling a carload of proceed . at once to Haiti., ::'. i The boy was evidently Jake Laxative Bromo Quinine WASHINGTON. July 25. An agree- of Moose. little a firm particle of Dandruff; invigorates the Fprds per week on an average for the ' ment was reached yesterday by the believer in the old adage, "Of two scalp, stopping itching and falling entire season. Tablets. All druggists refund Turning, the- - Mrs. A. You seem rather hoarse houKe public lands committee, the de- evils choose the least"; . . . money if fails to cure. A MESSAGE TO THIN, hair. The Schuman Carriage Company re it this morning. partment of the Interior and the navy corner at full speed he, collided .with Danderine is to the hair what fresh port tiie following sales this week, and E. W. Grove's signature is ca ; - Mrs. B. Well, my husband came depiirtment on a bill to provide for WEAK, SCRAWNY FOLKS the minister. .; ; ri- showers of rain and sunshine are to they still have a waiting list for the each box temporary development of oil and "Where are you running to; my home rather late last nicht. Boston the . vegetation. It goes right to the roots, shipment to arrive next week: v UlIS WRDICtKB CO. L tj--i. O. A Transcript. gas, particularly In California. little man?" asked the minister, when Invigorates strengthens Maul, Easy Way to Gain 10 to 30 lbs. of and them. Its First National Bank, Walluku, de- An life-produci- measure provides for the he had regained his breath. ng , The exhilarating, stimulating and Ford. touring car. . . velopment of oil on land whose title Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh. r "Home ! " , panted the boy. "Ma's properties cause the hair to Cummings, Ford roadster. Im- Helen proceeds to going Bpank v--- v! Is disputed, the be to me.' grow abundantly long, strong and M. Kanashiro, For dtouring car. ; pounded : or divided between the min -- Thin, nervous, undeveloped men and "What! gasped the astonished beautiful. . i - - John A. Medeiros, Hana, Maul, Ford government, pend- eager Matson Navigation Company claimants and the women everywhere are heard to say. ister. "Are you to have your ; You can surely have pretty, soft, touring car. ; , .., - ing a settlement of the dispute. I can't understand why I do not get mother spank you that you run home lustrous, hair, and lots of it if you Goyo Jenko, Kauai, Ford touring ; Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu fat I eat pienty of good, nourishing so fast?" . v.. .t will just get &,i 25 cent bottle of car. y :..;' ,;-'- s "No," shouted . boy over his g ALL EDITORS SHOULD BE food." The reason Is Just this: You the Knowlton's Danderine from any drug E. W. Burgess, two Ford tourln FROM 8AN FRANCISCO: : ; FOR CHRISTIANS, SAYS PRISE cannot get fat, no matter how much shoulder as he resumed his home- Store or toilet counter, and try it as cars..',' ,'.,'; 8AN FRANCISCO: you eat, unless your digestive organs ward flight, "but if I don't get there directed. advertisement R. Smith,. Ford touring car. 8. S, Lurline ...... July 23 8. S. Matsonia ...... July 29 making elements before pa do it!" '.. "... Clementine Gomez, Kauai, Ford KANSAS CITY, Mo. That the assimilate the fat hel 8. S. Wllhelmina J...... Aug. 4 8. S. Lurline ...... Aug. 4 of your food instead of passing them KAILS touring car. - greatest need of every community Is 8. 8. Manoa Aug. 11 8. 8. Wilhelmlna ...... Aug. 12 out through the body as waste. ; , , pays woman com Iieut Reardan, Ford touring car. for capable leaders with Christian A man seldom a 8. S. Matsonia .Aug.' 18 8. S.'Manoa , ; Malls are from the following Judge Clemons, Ford touring car, ...... Aug. 13 will apply-- to so-- , What is needed Is a meads of gent pllments after marriage because it due. Ideals, who them the . William Desmond, S. 8. Lurline 25 ly urging the assimilative function of keeps him working overtime paying points as follows: a ; , Ford touring car. ..Aug. 8. 8. Matsonia ...... Aug. 28 lutton of municipal, social, economic ' : ; .'. j-- Tenyo Maru, July 27. J. E. Bargas, Ford absorb bills. : . San Francisco roadster. 8. S. Wllhelmina Sept. 1, S. 8. 1 ancr political questions, was asserted the stomach and intestines to her Z. ...t.. Lurline ...... Sept. oils and and hand them over Yokohama Persia, July 3L Klohara, Ford roadster. . by S. Eber Prise, president of Ottawa the fats de- 'Hilo, blood, they may reach Australia Marama Aug. 11. J. P. Medeiros of Walalua took S. S. Hilonlan leaves Seattle for Honolulu, etc August 3. University, Ottawa, Kans., In an ad- to the where VESSELS TO DEPABT v livery a run-dow- n Victoria Niagara, Aug. 11'. of hew Oldsmoblle this week, twenty-firs- conven- the starved, shrunken, tis- dress before the t Mails will depart for the following CASTLE COOKE, LTD., General Agents, Honolulu tion of the Baptist Young People's sues and build them up. The thin j Saturday. July 25. , - ; points as follows: person's body a dry sponge ; HHo way ; ports of America, held Jointly1 with is like via Mauna Kea 5 Union San FranciscoMatsonia, July 29. MOVEMENTS' OF : . i Baptist Young "People's Union of eager and hungry for the fatty mate- stmr., 3 p. m. ..i 9 the - Yokohama Tenyo Maru, July 27. ; recently. rials of which it is being deprived by s- a ., fflonday, July, 27. the South, here Australia Ventura Aug. 10. -- MAIL STEAMERS ) lie pointed out that one of the first the failure of the alimentary canal to Maui ports Claudine, stmr., B p. ,;-i- :t; Victoria Marama, Aug. 11. tasks before the church people of the take them from the food. The best m. i;:,v,,:; OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. country Is to producers way to overcome this sinful waste of Kauai ports W. G. Hall, l?tmr.t 6 educate the ' ...... "SYDNEY SHORT LINE" . 1 TBANSPORT SERVICE of literature, the newspaper men and flesh buldling elements and to stop p. m. TESSELS TO ARRIVE the leakage of fats is to use Sar-go- !, Kauai ports Likelike, stmr., 5 p. v FOR SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SYDNEY, the'magaziae men. Logan,, from Honolulu for Manila via N. 8. W.: the recently discovered regenera- m. .:. Sunday, July 26. "Our task' is to seek out these men, Guam, sailed 15. - 8. 8. Sonoma ...... Aug. 14 8. 8. Ventura 10 force is - recommended Tuesday July 28. June Maui, Molokal and Lanai ports ...... Aug. who are letters and .who are to be tive . that Honolulu, Fran- 8. 8. Sierra .Aug. 29 8. Sonoma so hTghly by physicians here i Hongkong via Japan ports Tenyo Thomas, from for San Mikahala; stmr. 8. Sept. 7 leaders. In this important activity and 8. 8. Ventura: .Sept. 11 r Sar-go- Marn,vJapanese . v cisco, arrived May 16. ports ..;.... 8. 8. Ventura 5 train them In the proper way," he and abroad. Take a little l str. , Maui Claudine, stmr...... Oct. tuck-Ia- n, Sherman, from Honolulu for San Fran-- 8.' 8. Sierra Sept, 2S ?' S.Sonoma : with every meal and New York via Port Allen Ken Kauai ports Kinau, stmr. ..v...... 8, ....!...... Nov. 2 sail,-- who produce our lit- tablet - "If those A.-- ' clsco, sailed July 7. . '; V how quickly your : cheeks S. S. Kanal ports W. G. Hall, stmr. i TO SAN FRANCISCO, $65.00; ROUND erature and edit our magazines and notice Sheridan, from Honolulu for Guam and TRIP, $110.00. fill out rolls of firm," healthy flesh Maui, Molokal and Lanal ports Monday July 27. ' Idaily newspapers have been schooled and i :' TO SYDNEY, $150.00; ROUND TRIrV $225.00. ; are deposited over your body, cover- Mikahala, stmr 5 p, .m. v Manila, July 16. , San Francisco Tenyo Maru, Japan in the teaching of Jesus, It will be a '. Sailing Lists and on ports-Kina- u, 5 p. Dix, from Honolulu for Seattle; ar ese stmr. "v Folders AppIIcavion to C. BREWER & CO, LTD, ing each bony angle and projecting Kanal stmr,, m. : determining element in their lives and rived .4. - : point Wednesday, July 29. r . Jone Tuesday, July 28. i :r : General Agents. a .tremendous factor In, the Uvea of . ; Warren, stationed at the Phfllppinea. Mexican ports Nurnberg, Influence. . .Caution: While Sargol has produc- San Francisco Matsonia, M. N. S.S. German the thousands thry ",: - -- 10 m; .. cruiser. ": ed remarkable results in overcoming a. . 4 l Hilo via way ports Mauna PASSENGERS DEPARTED San Francisco Lurline, M. N. S. S. nervous 'dyspepsia general . stom- Kea, tiii: roi.M view and ' - ' of str 10 a. m. - Hilo via way ports Mauna . Kea, PACIFIC MAIL only a goat," murmured the ach troubles, It should not be taken W. G. Hall, Kanai ' STEAMSHIP CO. "Tl h China ports Nqrnberg, Ger. S. S. Per stmr. for stmr. -- . . ir.rn, ;.s be strode Into the strange unless you are . willing to gain ten ' ports, July 24. MrB Bridge water, 4 K. Sailings Honolulu on or . . from about the following . Thursday, July 30. ' Wednesday, July 29.: dates: i. pounds or. more, for It is a wonderful Allen m. :;'.-..,.'- Kauai porta W. G. stmr., 5 Alexander, Father Vlctorenus, Kauai ports-- W. G. HalL stmr. flesh-builde- r. Hall, ; . , a man. retorted the For sale by Benson, Wilcox, - Mrs. Fanny Sabo, S. Hano-han- o OR THE ORIENT: r. "Ti3 butt p. tn. . Thursday, July 30. r.s went Smith & Co., Chambers Drug Co., and '' Nile, via Manila out and in FOR SAN FRANCISCO! r.;!, it at it In a business Friday, July 31. , and wife, Miss Hanohano, Miss Maul ports Claudine, stmr. ". v ' Co. y . . . 1 . 1 ry. r.sii'jmore American. Hollister Drug advertisement A. G," wife, D: ...... August Persia 31 S-- Nakila, Kaulukou and ; Jull San Francisco Persia, P. M. S. 5 Friday, July 31. , K. Kapahee, J. K Kapunlal, H. Miga-sak- i. 8. S Mongolia . . . , . .' . . Aug. 1 4 P. m. . : Hongkong via Japan ports Persia, Korea . ...Aug 14 I ports p. S. Ishiura, S. Otsukl, K. Ishlda, P. M. S. S. 8. 8. Persia via Manila, OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE Maul Claudine, stmr., m. Siberia ...... Aug. 22 . ACROSS THE Saturday, Aug. 1." T. Katani, J. K. Naruse. Kona and Kau ports Mauna Loa, In and out ...... Aug. 29 . atmr. Claudine, for Maui ports, : China . 1 ; AMERICAN CONTINENT Hongkong via Japan ports Nile, Per stmr. ; 8. 8. Korea, via Manila ...... Sept. July 24. P. A. Gorman, J. Gonsalves, VIA .v..'-.'t; P. M. S. S. Saturday, Aug. 1. Sept. 4 Manchuria 8 THE OUTWARD. C. E. Smythe ...... Sept. CCENICLINE OF THE WORLD Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, Jas Achong, C. James, J. ; Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, For Waianae, Walalua, Kahukn, and " and wife, C. ; G. White, Miss Martha THROUGH THE stmr., 3 p. m. stmr. , J . ;;" way stations 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. Mrs.- - -- ' Aiken. Hen Sin Fat and infant , - General Information apply to CRAND CANYON OF , Monday, Aug. .3. San Francisco Nile, P. M. S. S. Fr THE For Pearl City. Ewa Mill and way Mrs. Lui Eft Shin, Miss Lui En Shin, FEATHER RIVER AND : Kauai ports W. O. HalL stmr., 5 Sunday, Aug. 2. THE stations ar 9:15 a. m 5 ; f7:30 m, '. . Mrs. Shin Mock. . ; EL Co., f ' ROYAL GORGE. p. m. Maui, Molokal and Lanal ports Habkfeld & Ltd. - Agents p. -- 11:30 a. m 2:15 p. m 3:20 m., ports (windward) Per stmr. Mauna Loa, for Maul, Mikahala,. stmr. ,;. . . . Kauai Likelike, 5:15 p. J3:30 p. m p. m. J Kona and Kau ports, July 24. F. W. fllil5 stmr., 5 p. m. . - ' Maui ports Claudine, stmr. For Wahiawa 10:20 Mole, C. E. C. Smith, T'HlS1T:?,riCTiFTC, and Leilchua Maul ports Claudine,' 5 p. m. Tuchl, Father Kauai ports Kinau, stmr. ; i.-- . i. a. m., f2:40 p. m, 5:00 p. m .11:00 James, Miss 0. Yang, Father Gerard. ; t ;.' i ' . Tuesday, Aug. 4. Kanal ports W. G.. Hall, stmr. i u i v. i f' j '.:- -; '' - p. xo, . ; Father "Eugene,- Mr. and Mrs. H. L. San Francisco Shinyo Maru,. Jap. Tuesday, Aug. 4. . , Achilles, Miss Adcock, Mrs. A. L. ;. INWARD. stmr.' - San Francisco Wllhelmina, M. N. Greenwell, Hind, Mrs. S. K. T.0.Y0 KISEN KAISHA John - - : Arrive. from Kahukn, Wal- San Ftancisco Lnrline, VL' N. S. S. S. . ' F. L. WALT3RON, Honolulu Toomey; Geo. Kahaule-Il- o Ltd, Asents. S., 4 p. m.'- - L. Macfarlane, Hongkong via Japan ports Shinyo alua and Waianae 8:36 a. m 5:31 ; and 'wife, - - ;;,; D. ! '.j ;l-V- - San Francisco Logan, U. S. A. T. i.;, Maru, Jap. stmr. , R E I G m.; . T1TS i Steataers of ,the above Company will call at and leave Honolulu en F H.T Kona and Kau ports Mauna Loa, San Francisco Logan, U. S. A. T. and Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and J PASSENGERS BOOKED or about the date's rnentidned below: Pearl City f7: 45 a. m., 8:26 a. m., stmr., noon. - ... . . Saturday,. Aug. 8. T I C'K E T 3 Maul, Molokal ports Nippon Maru, Jap. 11:02 a. m IMO p. idl, 4:2? p. and Lanai San Francisco ; ;'. 2 FfOR THE ORIENT: FOR 8AN FRANCISCO: J, -- Per stmr. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and Also Reservations - Mikahala, stmr!, 5 p. m. stmr. ' " 5:31 p, m., 7:30 p. m. ' - - I 1 way ports, July.,' 25.- Geo. Kluegel, any point on the Kauai ports-KIna- u, stmr., 6 p. m. r Monday, Aug. 10. ''.'" Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and Bentley. H. Gormley, ' 8. 8. Tenyo Maru ...... July 24 8. S. Shinyo Maru .....Aug. 4 mainland. ,. Saturday' Aog. jB. : Miss .Mrs. J. San Francisco Ventura, O. S. S. Leilehua 9:15 a. m., fl:53 p. xn Gormley, A. Jaggar, 8. 8. Nippon Maru v.. .'Aug. 8 S. S. Chfjro Maru...... Aug. 20 - Miss H: T. WELLS-FAR-G- O Prof. v , 11., See , . Hongkong via. Japan ports Nippon Tuesday, Aug, 4:01 p. m., 7:10 p. m. , ; S. Shinyo Maru . .Aup. 21 , Maru-..- . 17 Mr. and Mrs. CY, Ai McDonald, Miss . 8. .. 8. 8. Tenyo .Sept. & CO, 72 S. Maru, Jap. stmr. ; ; . Sydney via Auckland and Suva f The r Haleiwa Limited, two-hour Cohn,v H.L -- 8Cltiyo Maru Sept. 18 t B. S; Nippon Maru 28 King Tel 1515 a .Monday, Aug. .10. Mrs. Conn; Miss Gertrude Marama, C. A. S. 8...... Sept. St (only A. M. S.;MasciounL Miss ' train flrstclass tickets honored) Sydney, N.. S. W., via : Pago Pago-Ven- tura, Mason,: Miss San Francisco Manoa, M.t N. S. S. leaves Honolulu every Sunday E. Maseiouni; W.; Camp. H, r D. 8:36 Hi i - at O. S. S. ; ' WednesdayAug. 12. , (CiRafat Manila, omitting call at Shanghai. - a. m., for Haleiwa hotel; returning ar- Yonngi C.V-B- Blum Miss M. McCly-mont .. ; . Tuesday, Apg., 11. : Vancouver and Vrctoria Niagara, rives in Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. The Miss .Porter,! Mrs.'-- Smith, LAUNDRY . Vancouver and ' Victoria, M arama, I'F; C.Av S."S. . f i " j, Rev. Limited Stops only at Pearl City and A." ' ' ' ' ' - K. Tashima, Joseph Zerawick , v ;.',; CASTLE & CbdKE, C. S. S. . '' ' . V Thursday, Aug.13. UMifED, Agents, Honolulu Waianae. .. v Miyagawa, . Iter. ; Takashlma, Rev. t o Wednesday Aug. 12. " j Central and; South.; American ports Messenger Boy '. '; .:-- Gempuku. . .. .; Daily, tExcept Sunday. JSnnday ojily.' San Francisco rW'llhelmlna, M. K. Seiyo Maru, Jap stmr. i for; ports, ' G. a.-- ; Per stmr Claudine, .Maul . Aug...... L i P, DEN1SON, F. C SMITH, S. S.,10 . s Friday, 14,, . 3461 ' July 27, H D. Sloggett Dr.. Carroll CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- Phone Superintendent' G. A. Sydney via Suva and Auckland San iFraiicisco Mongolia, P. M. S. N " P. per foT ports, r ROYAL MAIL LINE. ; str Kinauv, Kauat. ; Niagara, C. A. S; S. S i . ; . .,.. ; . v - Gay, Tenney. C. B. .For Suva, Auckland arid - Friday, Aug. 34. - v July 28: F. Vernon : Hongkong via Japan porta Korea, and Sydney For 'Victoria Vancouver. T. MURAKAMI SH0TEN Satt FratiCisco Sonoma, O. .S. S, 5 Gage, Miss Alice ' Cooke, Mrs.C. M. 8. S..Nragara .Aug. 12 8 8. Marama ...... Aug. 11-- . ' Cooker- - Mr. , Mrs. ;C. -- IX McKee, - n. ; . ' 9 . ; . M-JStpfv- r p. ; - - . - and Francisco--Sherma- 8.;$ Jlarania j. 8. Makurar.V. . m. ; San U. S..A. .Sent s 8. j v Ren-ton- , vSi-Makur- Mra. Bodrero, K. Nakaya, Allan a :Oct 7 S. S. Niagara ".Oct' 6 ; Manila via Hongkong Japan , .rmportcT and Dealer in and . ports Mongolia,: P M. S. J, P. Cooke Miss U.J. Wi'Jim-son- Sydney via Pago Pago Sonoma, O. JAPANESE DRY J-- ; and FANCY GOODS San Francisco Korea, P. M. S. S. Miss M. PosC Miss, D. J r.es, s. s. ... :; THE0. H. DAVIES & CO , LTD., GENERAL AGENTS I Drv-set- t, -- - ' PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Etc . . Saturday, Aag. 15. Mrs. J. H. Soper. Miss Charlotte Ti f3y,.Au3. 13. ' ' " n r--- -? Cigar 32-3-4 Hotel Street near Jsuunan. f. Manila via Guam Sherman, U. S. Mrs... Marnll and c!:iM, C. San'Fr-ncIic- o Matsonia,- - M,;N. S. wife, Mrs. J. C. A. T. and II:; a:.:3, s.. . . .:. : AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N ' . ' STEAMSHIP COMPANY ' .; G;. -- 5" -. Sunday, Aug.! IU Hopkins. Miss He: ::.-- Fr;:':y, f:- 21. .. ; yo z. co Frotn NEW YORK to HONOLULU every tweire days via Straits DS Not Forget to porta-Sel- str." Mauna' Kea for i;;: i Fr:-.:::- ' ' Include i viaJapan .Per San Sliinyo Ilaru, Jap. ' ' ;':. " w;ay IT-- " " . ot Magellan. - '. ,"' - Y. TAKAkUWA & CO.; . Maru, Jap. stmr. , ; ports... July 2?: Jc1. n i. stmr. r -- . - -- r-- r' :. Limited... 5 , Tuesday,- Apg. .18. Mrs. .o. ir. so .:!t, Sext sailings JULY 23rd. and AITGUST, 4tb. Freight received at COMMISSION MERCHANTS San Ftanciscn-rMano- a, M. N. S., nooth,-lii?s t ;;: ? : IIor.A'.-::- a s Sibe-- all times at the Company's Wharf, '4!st Street, South Rrooklyn, Rush ' S.. Ii.: J,...i icrt.V Japanese Provisions 4 p. m. .'; G. K. Larrison, fVrtt, II. i I ri.i, p. :r. .Terminal....-.- ; ,,. ;. ; and . ' i '. :ir. General Merchandise Friday, Aug. 21. rence, A. W. Sat. Dr. W. T. I., V H. HACKFELD & CO, LTD., AGENTS IN THE GROCERY ORDER - " Kucanu St near Kins St . Hongkong, via Japan ports Shinyo ham, CorJ;n, Laura Lc ?, A'.' f:.a Tr. :i.N. & i C P. MORSE, GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT Maru, Jap.' stmr. Gay. Jli!l