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' Evening bulletin. Est 1882; No. 976. 18 PAGES HONOLULU, , TEEBTTOBY OF HAWAII, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24,1917.-- 18 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS Hawaiian Star, Vol XXV, No. 8017.

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Japanese Bfrdegrpom-to-B- e is Indicate Local Men .Think ."Plotter HEAVY BLOW Majority of Comments . BaQk Home While Operation JaH-rRepo- Sent teuton Should Have Been Sent to rted Rodiek is Comtng mm Guests Wait rt- m - -- & Carries t v ' Back to" Reorganize Hackfeld Co. Conviction (AuwiaM Prau ly U. 8. Nival Wlnlm.) (AwocUt44 Pru by 0. S. Wirtlu.) 24. Represen- 4 4 f' 4-- ; Uncle Sam' foiled the plans of AKRON. Ohio, Dec. f Loss of Citizenship . .. . V ": Factionsj Cupid Saturday night, through .the tative misworth Jt. Bathrick of this Bolshevik! Negotiating With Other agents, city died today' from an operation for PARIS. France, Dec. 24.-Du-r- -- intervention of Immigration ing While Kaiser's Agents;Scheme prospective bridegroom gallstones. He was a Democrat, mem- 'the past three days there 4 If 'expressions and the - have, been no than; Rodiek by waa sent on his way. to Japan,. ber of the house naval, affairs com- less a hundred Tor Commercial Controls indignant at the leniency: shown Georg air combats on the French-Ger- - Honolrilu is Awhile the bride was leftrwaiUn.g" mlttee. and had served In several ses in every 4- man hn rnirt in San Francisco. With few exceptions, sions of Congress. . front. The French aviators i rofal inlnformed of the fate that befell - - -- j have been- highly successful, des- 4 ROME, Italy, Dec. 24 is reported here apparently on had husband-to-be- . It persons seen letin reporters thought Rodiek her . 4 troying 18 German machines, and. -. 4 im- v- Adopting American cus- - reliable authdrity there is. new German peace plan of the 4- dropped 20 heavy charges of ex-- that a off too easily; some lavorea a suner nne, mj invi- - 4 tom sending out wedding - beenlet of 4- plosive behind the German lines. pending. is reported that the kaiser will issue a declaration -- Ichi-rok- n '- 4 It -- was , tragedy. GcimalPaper majority ere of the opinion, that a jau sentence; mentea. 'tations led to the ; bride-groo- 4 4 on Christmas Day containing his peace proposals. prospective - - The nature, Sata, the - - - - - 4-4- - Rodiek'a conviction ana sentence 4- 4- 4- 4 4- 4- 4- 4- 4?'4 4 4 4 4 American escaped from Immigration of these is not suggested in carry with mem loss of n i pnfTP years ago the latest rumor& citizenship. It was. stated today la le ii '2 detention two after, he already oeen had been ordered deported be- gal circles, Rodiek has - 3USD ended ror iPAvDDnRP kulLulCi'li - was', Of - hai ...... - j, cause' he the victim a LONDON, Eng., Dec. 24. droroed from thejroils or ine racuic 1 While the Bolsheviki faction is Quo; he U under fire to the Commer loathsome disease. llnLll rtt IIUUL endeavoring to win over other Russian elements and secure cial but so far no move.caa oeen UntU Saturday no trace of him r'" chamber could 'be discovered and then a combination to carry on peace negotiations with the Central , madexpel tlm from the an Food Criticism of commerce.'" there fell into the hands of AT STORY Powers, the German agents are busy.behind the Russian lines,1 5r''George Carter immigration inspector an invita- - ofts ' Former .Governor tion to attend, Sata's wedding at to the chaotic to Germany's account declared that he had been told in Ban (AJtorlfted Press by XT a. BTU Winlss. attempting; turn situation re-- Ewa that same evening. A hur- AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Dec. . iTrandsco that Rodiek Intends to in a commercia as well as a political way. f trip to Vor-waert-s, - reorganize Hacxieia ried was 'made" Ewa and 24. The Socialist paper, turn here and man apprehended. At & o'clock OF' COLLISION reports today say ' r American; Institution. the which was suddenly sus- Pttrograd Co. at a purely - do-prlv- ed ;Mhat evening 'he was aboard a pended by the German govern- How this can be done with Rodiek - that the Bolsheviki commis- citizenship Immigration ins3ector(Says steamer abound, for Japan.- He ment, has resumed publication. In PEACE PARLEY IS of his rights of is ' ne- begged for leniency, declaring, : - sioners are attempting to ; : tx-uons- that announces a matter of speculation.";.. ui uoi mm xoenu its first issue it that Investigation .pi the Halifax- dlsa3 reU-- he hated, to disappoint, his hride, suspension was due to the ' Some bt the comments heard : the ter has not yJt' either confirmed or gotiate a settlement with the German SailoriAway but without avalL which made of . tlve 'to Rodiek'a light sentence follow: i : criticism it the disproved the 'story of German agen OH; DELEGATES AT Sata has a former wife ami two system of furnishing food to those I TJkranians, who have already; i Co.: - i cies responsible for the explosion, ao RICHARD TRENT, Trent Trust sinc'ft the nublicaUon of the Grass- ' child in Japan. He secured - clearly ren' a invalided by the war, the criticism cording to the latest information ' by set: UP an independent govern- j .history of this war Halsey, inspector In ? Japa- - The hot diary Richard divorce by correspondence, being printed under the heading mall. The inquiry" Is now revolving every German, regardless sta- ment, and is reported . u prores that charge of the Hawaii immigration neseS style, since he escaped from "Let Them Beg." In this connec- Imo, one time CITY UP8I1 BOnOER it further ns ' the steamer was before reore-senutlo- - L around at of how good a citizen he tion, declares' he helievea false , the- immigration station. . de--. ac- tion it prints prominently .the believed Jbeen sent- - purposely that the TJkranians are in a re -- the a potential If not an regarding the physical - Despite the intervention ot Uncle ' lo.hate warin fense made by Herf von Waldow, into the munitions ship, the' Mon. Lr'-'-'- 1 enemy country, and as Geler ; Sam chief.-:,- ; ceptive moqd. tive of this condition of a member of the In Sata's marriage plans, the the food control y l ': Blanc. 24.--'e- ace snch- - should be locked up untU the crew were made personally to him by , invited ; guests were allr present WASHlNGTON,Dec. nt vigor- - -- . . The Cossacks are still . Georg Rodiek Is a 7 i Al despatclf printed in the Pacific 'are- - under way at ; war Is ended. former German Consul George RodieK at.the hour set for the wedding eotiations ! ; coast papers under 'date pf December ajc Bolsheviki . if the latter class, and I can consulate Saturday evening. is reported Litovsk, reports from there by ot ously opposing the member and IL A. Schroeder, the It 14. says: . - why he should not be V hen ' Copenhagen declare." On . the' con -- see no reason secretary.,. i.,:-:- . that when tailed to;showpp no reports today ' see N. S., Dec: 14. There but there were behind "the bairs. 1 also can not si tn Graashof di they consoled the expectant; bride ; FIDOWOAY, trary, Petrograd reports tell of the de he&i-tat- It is reference the were no or Auatrians aboard should - ) Germahs parture : Bolsheviki delegates of important campaign deyel why any of the local clubs ary io sailors who by .eating. and drinking, all- the - "ot the Geier ahd.efficar the Imo's course prior to the collls- -- ' an Instant over the'qucstlon of Is" pos- wedding banquet delicacies on their . return home. The i exact - for are sick tor whom It believed Mont Blanor Alex B. Biorssen, second l opmeUts.; .. ..'X membership; - of situation is apparently a :. dropping him from sible to secure permission to travel' to nill i ii today's status the 1 currently reported that there ASCI! : r officer of the Imo. testified at ot some Copenhagen It DEPUTY"- - SHERIFF JULIUS the states" that causes .Mr. Halsey to in- matter doubtthe is Increased ; mttltary acUvity,amon-- f things session of the government inquiry despatches indicating v" that proceed , Georg Rodiek la guilty of the "he was "duped by the former If " believe to the 'explosion. ' So far as he knew - the."Jkraluians.;.iiw..:)iji . confessed and to which secretary. ings are going ahead, while thetPetro- npw to which he German consul and his pilot were both . German"war prisoners. released" - the captainand on the .unex , he- certalni crad desnatches indicate: an pa th evidence boints He says that lie remembers Rodiek bridge of ship until after the col , from various "Russian detention "cam given his liberty and the plained hitch somewhere- - Tiie Petro-- Petrograd. ia ' ihould not be ' and Schroeder coming to' hfm with lision. Her had noticed , no change in are Hocking towards It too- - grad reports were dated Friday, wnue n the ilQSW fine was far email the Geler and represent- - "'i"1. colll.v rumored that the Russian are , arm-I- the doctor of PAT ON MARKHAM the LmoY course prior to the Brest-Iitoys- k ; were ent on ' "'-- those from -- T. PETRIE, Castle tt Cooke: was a sailor aboard: the g tXptT1 A ' II. Mm. W incthat there - m I M. W I T ft, 'mm. S I ' was wuch'mtlder than Gelefey"1TVastated"that1fludfT- -AM..mmm mM - P TbeGernransrarer Wvenga4 mmT-L'- SLm- - - ; LL 1 mm ml. -- Of' dence. sir--:- - I thouht U was going to be. , r t his lonz connniEnient aooard ine 16 Changd Het Course fs In' trading- in Jlussla, Uklag tuU ad- , ' -- Prince Leopold Welcomes Delegates vantage opportunities, i.j J. LEWIS, JR Bank, of Hawaii: ship and the Hawaii climate there waa Page Going to Orient on' "Bjorsseh said he did not know the ' of their unusual 1 negotiations were opened - ' evea considered whether Ro no hope of his recovery unless" he was Mont Blanc was carrying munitions, Peace at resulting from, the Inertia and failure, I haven't Brest-LitovsK- T. . messages be-Io- on saiuraay, 't dieks sentence was too light or . toa permitted to go to. California and re knd he jecailed that while he was of Russian industries. ; Copenhagen declared,' and proceed ?' therefore am not in a post cuperate. s..T.;''M.-'- X to - The ; Bolsheviki leaders are i now heavy and 7 :':' after the collision to see if the n " : way a Red meet-I- ., : S. On his to the Orient on ed to give details of tha opening opinion,' . -- negotiating with Social RevolutIonlst tion to express an ; ; ''Because ! had no reason then ;to Tixe appointment of the parks su Imo was leaking, he overheard Third Cross, mission, ,F. .NJpoubledayj'whose Delegates from Germany,., Aus ot coalition cabinet, allowing the - JOSEPH-- J. doubt integrity Rodiek I author ; Officer Jonnas say the French ship the MAYOR It the fit perintendent jWilK take place Friday a e FER:. business .parner is the American am- tria, Bulgana.-RusBi- anaruraey-wer- the" ministries 'of Justice, posU . fine of JIOO.OOO. the issuing of an alien permit for xJghCat meettag de-- could not be carrying munitions or latter should have been a lied the ofthe board, bassador to Great 'Britain, Arthur t present ny at-- Y Bjors-se- n and were welcomed Prince communications, and national Rodiek is a rich man and could pay the man to go to California," Mr. Hal, Mayor josepn m.x tnu Doubleday. she would be flying a red flag. and ciarea rem Pageof, the firm 'of 4 Leopold of Bavaria, of the - ' commander falrs. , that easily; I should think.' : .1; eey says. ;:.;'..: . f v; : 1 "morning.;; Page; big publishing house at. Gar- staged that if the Imo had not .,..''; ' the gone ' ship forces of the east for. the Kaiser. ' This same faction has . begun, the MILTON, Co.; I JAs - revealed in theGrasshof diary; ."WiU A, astern the French would JACK Trent Trust you reappoint K. VierraThe den dty, Long Island, arrived' in Ho ot welconre Prm court-marti- al - : ' After his address by of those accus- - have' rammed her near the sterm on trials get .;- snrprised he was let off so this was all a part of a plan to the Vaa v- - v. ,V- : - 'was that asked. '? nolulo .Snnday from the mainland ana Leopold suggested that Count.-- voa ed- - qf "opposing the-- Bolsheviki actlvW , prison and sailers mrJn v the porf side. He said the Mont Blanc easily. I thought it would be Geler officers to the I will not appoint A. K. Vlerra un-- will stay over In the city, Jor; a fen Euehlmann be made chairman and he ties. Among the prisoners is Countess ' changed her course after three blasts - sure, xl .. ' ., land hd eventually to. Germany, in days. He is accompanied by ; Mrs. . sentence i, ..Vi der any condition. John ajarkham's was unanimously selected. JtuIes of Panjn, former minister, of education, - i on the rwhlstle, swinging over to the 't ; A- t contravention of .their -- Doubleda who is also an active Amer be-th- J. ICS' - RATH; If the 'a-statutl parole.; name, on the and I will e nrocedure were then 'adopted wnica to e CMrst is still table Halifax-sid- who Is reported .to - pross Society: of the channel. cov ?.g the- Rodiek case said ?flni Qnly this pne- instance is' remeai put it before the board tor confirma lean Re4 member.' provide thatr the vdfebat6shaU t beacon stand?-trial- on account of Ber refusal ' - 3 Nearest .Witness ' not bered:by JMr. Halsey .'because' the-r-e . Bulgarian, and iririsotmenf I do see ho tion. The mayor has the power of .T used to be a'publfsner, hut no "Edward McCroasan, seaman, who ducted in the German, Rus to deliver department funds to the . . - - & fine alone' could be imposed. I have Quest . was made to him '"personally, appointment And not the board of su- Fm a Red.Crosser," 'smilejr Mr.- Dou- sian.' andTurklshlanguages, interpret BolshevlkL - vrii the nearest witness of the explos- 9 nothing but disgust expressed and he is not i certain that others of I will reappoint bleday;iwho in appearance ,ls- a weu tersOransiatmg tq heard pervisors, and not ' ion on a steamer in the harbor, said all at the Imposition of a fine and not a the Geler crew were not given similar VierraN j V. bunt;' an past the mark. A the delegates in those languages. ' ' : .' 1 the irao struck' the Mont Blanc near UKRANIANS DEVELOP: - eentenlSe. ':.:v- ', privileges subsequently.' . slightly gray helps to" con iall "And if the board turns down the mustache her, "N. 1 hatch. Less than a pilnute Bolsheviki Program,Presented'r'r ':' -- sen- underground slip ceai'the smile ever in : r UNEXPECTED POWER JUDGE HARRY IRWIN: The The plan to Ger appointment of Markham?" the mayor that lurks th later? McCrossan-eaid- , he saw som- With rules of procedure' adopted the 1 away-rro- m given , Georg Rodiek was alto- mans nere on me .way to cofher of. his mouth and his twinkling '. Bolsheviki delegate" rose' and in tence was asked, v . ething rise from the; deck of the chief only causes Germany of in the diary t eyes betray the happiness that is hu gether too lenient It not is told in tne frenchman.; Then- - he saw the- 'Imo's a long speech presented the Russian ' . f ,Then,there Js other candidate LONDON. England, Dec 24. Grow - the enemy to hold us In contempt but these words:-"..- ' being wrape up in Red Cross work. peace proposals which coincide close Vaientine,'S.: iHoIt,, he replied, and propellers going aa 'she . backed, out - organized.. you might, say, acts as a spur ; 2S, 1914." for he has.the sole charge of the Ret promulgated ing strength of the newly also, as October sent altel. from 'the Mont .Blanc. As the two ves- ly with those aome weeks weaken-in-g ' future, similar deeds. I am ! cer- gram tq f.sending s Soldlerv Ukrainian government and a for Knorr that the home sels drifted apart McCrbssan noticea since by the workmen and indi-- v ' of the Bolsheviki forces are tainly sorry that he did cot teceive a ot. officers and sailors is (possible?) - ; Council and support of which they de silent: s j a tiny flame on the munitions ship. - , . 'i;'-;-j- remained cated" by all :'of . the reports which stiff Jail sentence,-..-- and that two officers, two men-an- d Just the water s edge. Where manded from' Kerensky- - before he. was : AtTthe meeting Friday night theJ at From ' -- ' come throuKh trem Russia. The Ukrai - deposed.- ' nw ' JOHN W. CATHCART; The San those :who are sick have been given he. was the flame did not seem to be augmented by. - steamers-trhlch- , poara wui qeciao waen meei nian forces have , been Francisco Judge who sentenced Rodiek instructions. The are aiso. to more than a couple of inches in ex s Kaiser Would Summon Rulers : ' again to finish up the work of making : the navy in the Black Sea and by , must have known what he was doing. out of commission are the' Holsatia ' ' tent, but it'grew' larger and larger, as Despatches from the Kaiserwhich : up ,the 918 budget Littl progress considerable additions the viand and . ii 'to How. can the: laymen, here be c the the Locksun." r.": vV:r-iV.- the Mont Blanc drifted in toward, ths reached Copenhagen said that he had attend '. on,the hhdget waa made at the special forces as well.. Successes are ;0f -- transpired so ., far Telegram : from San Francisco: 1 up. Informed government If tha iudsres what meeting-ki- t the", ' pier,.wheroiehe blew The seaman the that Ing arms. . ""' ' - board held Sunday its away?.. rv : " have (concealed ?), the sending- home ' was able give a graphic picture of diplomats would agree to the Russian tnornlBg;.--,..- - !, to Between Homel and Bakmatcn, tne of (accommoda- . , ; pro- "x i, the men. also secured' the disaster." . peaoe proposals or. such counter CliARLES CHILLlNGWORTH: traordlnary large Ukrainian troops have been concen - v The easy.- , tions?) la New York. recommended et VJncrease as , the present , council .might think he got 6ft posals trated while the Bolsheviki are gath-erin- g that shelter given'ion ' Ger- asked by Sheriff Charles Rose for his go Brest-Litovs-k 1 be board favor he would personally to Leo: If I were Georj ' com-ment- al Minsk. They are prepare 'L. rULLARD man vessels to - all per department vdrew forth some FOOD near to come bacs accredited HECI1TIVE and call for assembly there ing advances of the Cossack Rodiek'I wouldnTwant . to resist . The was tor ARRESTS ' , sons." .v r increase ?3230 30 IN all of the sovereigns . and regents of to Honolulu.-,- ; ',,.; .' r. . for six months, The board referred it forces which will follow the concentra Europe to a peace conference similar 'V-- KING:..' : Mr. Shingle tion npw in progress. v, . CHATLES; If to .the pollci'cctnmlttee for; investiga to ths;one which followed- - the Napo ttLpoenaed he cannot' be blamed ' 1 Mayor iarge4 J. . F. Child, federal food - adminis- ' r General verkhovskf, who was war 'was tion. Fern, explained the - ;- 1 m- leonic wars. .v.- testifying triaL .: 1 - Vl - ii ml trator for the territory, has been; ap- minister; under Kerensky before the for to the Rodiek He R03IEK LOSES The Kaiser declared .that everybody pointed officer; of the terri- . was deposed, has offered his could ionly answer the auestlont asked was needed because of theneceisity executive wants peace and1 that the future of latter of procuring new quarters the torial food v commission, . thus giving services io tne uanunian government .tor fers many great tasks in which ail - t JL him practically entire control over all which now has complete control of nrrrncmrE E CARTER: players wnere tney ' could practise '- Ya must cooperate. . ,;. " ; '. '" print, my opinion? : withoutrrcomplalnt on the --part of the food conservation and food regulation 'Odessa. ?'r ; - .couldn't - the-additio- OIEflSIIIP, ' Rumania is not credited with having Is n matters . in Hawaii. 'Highly important ot ". neighbors. ; The incidentals were laid V DB,jKUHNS:at's what you might sent any delegates to the conference Black report say -- .' the Sea fleet which :' over, Salary by Administrator Child Attor- expect. V -- ;V".- - "f; .raises asked heads succeeds to" par- A. L.. re- and has possibly decided not has gone over to the Ukrainians to a V' i'':s of department for deputies, were turn ney Castle, who resigned y ' ' MAXCOLiI A. FRANKLIN: Some ticipate despite the fact that a Rus- man. ; k : ed down: Following long harangue cently. Mr. Child was execu- - - f'-- people go deaf dumb and blind when SAYS a assistant (AwocUtMl Prtst by U. 8. Naval Wlnlcst.) peace leave geo- MIST by several members. of board on tlve officer, and It was while he held SACRAMENTO, Cal. Dec 24. sian would Rumania they eee a dollar. But I cannot com the graphically isolated from tne other al- ' 4 position he was Growing up SAID TO HAVE the wayat 'certain icivic officials i that that appointed out of the blowing of the - on the Rodiek sentence because .i - ciet waste ' the- city'a rooneyMor gasoline federal administrator by the president, endanger- - lies. '":f0y- r ;-. -r-- executive mansion and the am a federal officlaL ." i PROMISED AUSTRIA FOOD I r Personal, - opinions today ' - ; expressed and tires it .was decided to Investigate The territorial food ing of the lives of the governor and r V commission has . T't- . . J- IOSTMASTER MacADAM: If Iha -- f ." by Federal Judge Horace' W. Vaughan the appropriations for incidentals ask abolished the office of assistant execu his family have come developments U. S. VIGILANCE STOPS , ' lived here longer I might want to say - AiiSTERDAM,; Dec. 24. Food sup- " and Assistant; J.- by . " U.v S. Attorney J. ed various departments. The mat that point to an extensive plot for 'f.-- r tive officer but it is likely Mr. GERMAN-SP- Y AT something.. irlce-preside- that. BORDER plies from promised . nt Russia have been w! Banks are . that Georg Rodiek, ter of DiC Ayer's car for which, one of fcchild may appoint wholesale dynamiting, and led to the ; ; spoke vehemently,.'.'' some one to assist ilany; other hut ' people Vienna," state- H. Co or 30 ar- to the at This of Hackfeld & and tne members the .board said, the him. . arrest of men and the probable (Atsseiated fcy U. 8. Naval wlralnt.) 'refused "to be cuoted. -- Pmi von Aus- ly ment is credited to Hofer, the former .German consul here, has been city and county has tires rest and prosecution of a number ot ,24. GEORGE W. SMITH: No penalty ' The necessity of speeding up EL PASO, Texas, Dec Charles Shorn of hi ' Ameriran gasoline, po-- the trian: food minister, in a despatch a man who been rltinnhln and was referred to the work of the food commission others either directly or less closely Feige who, all the evidence indicates, 'Is too sCTere for has - -- I has been which reached here last night . from rights- as the result of his conviction lice committee for investigation conBecte1 the I. W, W The at-an- d spy, was kill as treacherous as Georg Rodiek has to pointed out. from time to time, and was a German shot and Vienna, He Is reported to have is- - in ean or acuvity me tempt to kill governor army - onnnttn'J'Tor two- VMrMihn'' hit trancisco jn this is to be taken up by Mr. Child the the ed yesterday by patrols as he sued a statement food supply plot to foment a rebellion in India.' other alleged plans are directly at-- that the k ; ; plotted ealnst;the;AUies,.and .In ao. ALL PASSENGERS ARE sought to' cross into Mexico. When for Vienna ; 'and all Austria would The federal statutes provide : tributed to the I. W. W. body was searched -- were i that - TO witn Herbert Hoover. Mr. Child is his there shortly be Improved by the shipmeut-of- . Indlcetly, when a person is convicted of a felony SUBJECT SEARCH now allowed a sum One of these men gave his name found upon him papers that appear to United Statfs and If not dt substantial of stores. from Russia, with -- which he forfeits his right to vote as well as money as William Hood, -- but detectives at clearly - was; fspy. recti r, tls, friends. and bttstnesaa8SO FOR LETTERS TO HUNS each month for the employ indicate that he a country a peace agreement was pend--' C -' his right to hold public office. As re- headquarters say that this is only one Among the paper were ground plana ot - cl- 'Vn Honolulu. , '...'.' ment or assistants, and he will prob ing.'.-- ' JAM H, McINERNY: ' The gards the determination of a felony, Instruction have; been received by ably; gather sa staff of workers about of .a number of aliases which he has troop-- camps and fortifications. He ; the sUtutes definition is that all of the - upon woifn, that he is "wanted" in several also carried a camera; son given by the San Francisco judge customs Officers to search the him nis return from Hhe main v:',- JAPANESE UNIVERSITY g which may in parts of coun- TO for-linin- Georg Rodiek; only 10,0(Mi fenses be punishable by baggage and persons of all steamer land. states different the When Feige waiT seen by the army death or imprisonment for a term ex passengers' leaving port try, being sought in connection with patrols approaching I the international Is to my mind Just the reason s why this in order gTEACH AMERICAN COURSE ceeding one year, shall - a number of dynamite outrages and Rodiek should "have been given thi be deemed a to guard against letters and other TWO line he was ordered to halt but failed - felony. S&y-&- RESERVE CORPS explosion plots that were discovered to obey quickened his pace.y No . maximum penalty. , It Is Just because r:&ti forms of communication being sent to and ' CSwIaJ CabU Wv prevent damage. 1 : - ' he is a gentleman and a man of brains Instead ot being given a prison sen Germany or any country allied with CAPTAINS ARE SUMMONED in time to actual heed was paid . to a second order TOKIO, Japan, Dec. 24. The faxaily v All of those arrested are held for whereupon the patrols fired and Feige of H. Hepburn, one of the that his plea of ignorance sounds Uki tence tor the felony he pleaded guilty her. if. " the late best investigation. " do- ; a farce; The HtUe fine of I0,000 is to, Rodiek .was fined 110.000 by. the '..Search is to,Jba made of passengers Two army quarter- dropped dead a few yards from the known .missionaries' In Japan, has field' clerks, af- , - out of proportion to the crime. San Francisco judge now hearing the and baggage safety, which Mexico would have nated a large sum of money for a ehtrely their arriving here the master department, were today called - and I look upon the sentence as one Hndu conspiracy matters v Judge same as" those departing from main- into active service as captains, reserve forded him.. t course on America in the Imperial of the greatest miscarriages of Justice Vaughan points out that the fact that land porta. " corps. Capt. University A special study of Ameri- These are A. -- Charles CHRISTMAS GREETINGS. According commis- given 13 world has ever seen. not Rodiek waa merely fined does not re- . f ' f to the Matin the can Ufe and business will be the. There is Morrow, who is - Violation or;attempted violation of called to the states v- '.; I V v-- - , person ex- lieve him from op sioner of : police, for judicial delega- the new department . a German or a of German the forfeiture his corres-poidin- g for duty, and Capt Henry the war restriction against Cummins, greetings ex- - v traction in this country but who is on citizenship rights.;. ;.i,:.; who win in Christmas are tions has been entrusted with the pre- with any person in Germany, remain this department semi-offici- tended lo their patrons by many liminary inquiry . into the trial and they must show beyond the Citizenship, rights may be restored Austria-Hungar- y, Turkey or Bulgaria, t-- Honolulu firms in the advertls-- in ; connection with"; the Adiitlonal teie-r- ?; news cn slightest doubt that thev . are loyal to only: b resident of the United except in; indiscretions h. the. custoniarychannela of by of rS10.000 . " '- a fine and imprisonment ing columns today. se- - or to to JalL' ' States. -- " debates in .the French. Chamber in :y .rioA v1 the postofCce service, is punishable tor 10 years. --f-f - v v f 4 4 crat aeaaiQa - ; t 00

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- : r 1 JAPANESE PHYSICIAN DIES. Tokio yesterday. Dr. Aoyama was an "Why dont yoa aft alienist to men and they deefded that this step eatnln jrour eon . lt DANGER OF EXPLOSION place anthorlty on manjr medical aobjacts was sufficient to render the '-- w. No, sir! An American doctor t ORE GUAnUSftltiN tNLIS I MtN iufviu. pu, .. Md member of a number of AT INCINERATOR DENIED safe. i tu mi Aojrama, one ofic.the leading physi-- good enough for mt." Baltimore "You could burn down the whole in- clans of Japa. died at his borne la HI medical orgaaiiattona. American. W. R. Hobby, superintendent of pub- cinerator.' said Hobby today, "and lic works, denied emphatically today there would not be one chance in a 0, FOR CAMP TRANSFERRED that there is any danger of an ex- million of exploding the detonators I'D plosion around the old city incinerator which are stored in a tunnel under it. on the beach below K&kaako. and as- Rubbish is burned down In the Ala en- men of been no fires Moana district, not, at the incinerator." Twenty-Uire- e more officers and More transfers of enlisted serted that there have an- about the place near enough to cause An explosion at the incinerator listed men of the national guard of the Hawaiian department were damage. would not endanger the dynamite at Hawaii who have been recommended nounced today in army orders tssueJ according as follows: We hope the candle of happiness and continually on the government storehouse, from headquarters for the truirn? from headquarters, A guard Is kept the CpL Cat R. Simmons, Company place, said, having his home be- to Mr. Hobby. eamp at Schofield Barracks to otjen .lie he from K. 1st Infantry, as a private to Com- tween 50 and 100 feet from the incine- on January 5. were authorized prosperity will burn brightly for you on Minneapolis run army today to appear pany E. 53d Telegraph Battalion. Sig- rator. Mr. Hobby stated that he had Flour mllli at are headquarters C. jjftnination on Wednesday after-noo- n nal Corps; Pvt. 1ft Class James separated the detonators and dyna- nlng on a 60 pef cent basis under or 7th Artillery, ago request of orders of the milling division of the at 2 o'clock. The examination Odell. Battery A. Held mite some time at the as to Company- - D. 3d Engi- CHRISTMAS DAY , wfll fa conducted in the office of the private the army authorities who feared an Federal Food Administration. Eastern Jo- neers; Pvts. . 'Triguerio and consulted with army millers are faced with a shortage. bureau of militia affairs. Captain I John explosion. He the - Battery C. 9th Field D. Pepin in charge. The list follows- seph Dankovis. t Christmas and on every day throughout the year! C?pt. Henry R. Smytbe. 2nd Infart Artillery, to 3d Engineers, unassipned. try; Capt. William J. Gimbel. 1st In Pvt. Frank R. Trxebindowski, Quar- 1917 . Artil- fantry; Lieut. James L. K. Cushing-bam- termaster corps, to 9th Field lery, unassigned; Pvt. Thomas L. t Infantry; Lieut. Thomas 2nd l?t Artillery, C. T. Boylan. 1st Infantry; 1st Lieut Gage. Battery D. Dth Field Artillery Corps, unassigned c Roscoe W. Gray, Signal Corps; 2nd to Coan Cpl. Desnor WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Llent. Foster Robinson. 2nd Infantry; Coast Defenses of Oahu: Spalding. 2nd S. Rapp. Ordnance Department. Ha- JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 121. 2nd Lieut. Andrew T. Infantry. waii Ordnance Detachment, as private Regtl. Sgt. Maj. William Hoapai. 1st to Battery B. 9th Field Artillery. Infantry; Est Sgt. Y. Yamashiro. 1st Cpl. John Brim. Company A. 12nd Infantry; Sgt. Peter N. Pakele. Jr., Infantry, as private to Supply Com- 2nd Infantrv; Sgt. 1st. Cla68 Arthur pany. 9th Field Artillery; Private 1ft is v W ( lass Posey H. Little, Company H. 1st sb r R. Brown. Q. M. C; Sgt. Filing HO sniTtirrxixrJcaftfT . Everybody should eat Hedemann, M. G. Co.. 1st Infantry; Infantry, as private second class to Sgt, Paul Mahauln. Company A, 1st Ordnance Department. Hawaiian Ord- ilPrsskrhsl Infantry; Sgt. I. Kushima. Company nance Depot Detachment; Pvt. 1st fit? PnAftMA De- D. 1st Infantry; Bugler S. Suenaga. Class James C. McDaniel, Medical Company D, Infantry; William partment, as private to Company D, Ut Pvt C. T. Burlem, M. C. Co.. 1st Infantry; 3d Engineers; Pvt. Frank Martin. Pvt. C. Moriyama. M. G. Co.. A. C, 9th Company, to Quartermaster SOON AS BAKED) James (WRAPPED AS 1st Infantry; Pvt. James Yapp. 1st Corps, Coast Defenses. Sep. Co.. Hawaiian Engineers; R. R nourishment per crumb Rohlfing. Q. M. C; Emile N. Hutchin-on- . most reserve; Order from your grocer, or phone 1431 National Guard Preston BILL A. Mullens. Signal Corpse; Claude R. WANT LEVER King. M. G. Co.; Sgt. Hairy I. Ozaki, Company D, 1st Infantry. Eight more enliated men of tht army, all from the medical depart- TO APPLY HERE ment, were announced today from headquarters as authori?ed tc attend i the training catnp. Thc7 are: Sgt. First Class Wiilia.n J. Henry, That the provisions of the Lever Class Leo Sgt. Wil- bill, providing for farm extension and gt First Bishotv. county liam R. Hall. Pvt. First Class Dajd the appointment of agents n P. Bowers. Pvt. Frist Class Matt D. assist the farmers and !.hc fcdervi frie'nds p;M-cabl- e We wish our Cottrell. Sgt. Robert C. Sellers, vt. farm loan act should be made First Class Carl R. Keeler and Pvt. to the Hawaiian islands. s the First Class Albert E. McCallister. opinion of members of the food com- avery Merry Christ mission who, within a short time, muy ask Washington to allow Hawaii an opportunity to benefit from this leg- CHILD GOING TO islation. mas. After discussing the matters in- formally, the members of the commis- sion express the belief that boih VASHINGTON ON should be made applicable here. Th9 food commission already has county agents at work on the different is- lands, but these were appointed at FOOD CAMPAIGN the commission's own volition. Re- ports thus far received show that they have been doing splendid work, S.OZAKI proving a real help to the small farm- To personally present Hawaii's food, er, planter, homesteader and layman. labor and other war time conditions Under the farm loan act, smaii ir-mer- s to the national food administration, and homesteaders are given fi- 3 Candles for J. F.Xhild, federal food administrator nancial aid under certain conditions for the territory, and executive officer to broaden out In their work and to of the territorial food commission, ex- assist them in other ways. Day pects to leave for Washington Wed- Christmas nesday. will join the staff to take charge of Aside from interviewing; Federal the women's campaign and to handle Food Administrator Herbert- - Hoover such conservation problems as arise One for your happiness, and among other matters pertaining in the women's end of the work. to Hawaii as regards the work of the One for Hawaii's prosperity. local food bodies, Administrator Child will attend the conference of state and territorial food administrators to be One for the success of our Nation. held in the national capital, January 8 and 9. Mr. Child expects to leave Wednesday, providing he can close his local affairs in time. He will be Ill absent from the territory about a ; .1 " month. ( , The 'Audit Company of Hawaii, Limited, Hawaii's war time problems, em- bracing labor and food conditions, were recently presented to the na- be?? to announce the opening of an Income tional administrator in a lengthy let- ter sent to Herbert Hoover by the food commission. The administration expressed much favorable comment on Tax Department, which will be under the the communication, and promised the - commission support In solv- - t its entire mm ing these problems. management MV C. J Howard, who One matter be will look into is the of Mr publicity campaign of the administra- H5 tion. He will urge that this material be forwarded to Hawaii as soon as it New-Yor- In- comes- - direct from the k District - Is off the press as, in thep ast, it has been practically too old for convenient use upon its arrival here1. He will urge, also, that the national adminis- ternal Revenue Office and accordingly has trator cooperate more closely with the territorial bodies. w During Mr. Child's absence, the of- an: intimate knowledge Vof the latest Income fice force of the federal food com- mission will be in charge. On the first of the year Miss Elizabeth Dutot O Tax regulations and rulings. - r O

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Would any firm employ a criminal c would you deal with a criminal? &7T 1 GIVE IN I personally called the attention c GEMS GEMS Secretary of the Treasury McAd.-t- the fact that there are many j WiUiam Morris, second officer of cons now living in Germany, forme the Venzuela of the Pacific Mail llno, iy of Hawaiian islane HUS klegaiin mm HACKFELD CO. residents the SEEKS has been called to the naval service to whose credit large 'dividends a A! by the government. placed that are derived from revenut from sbgar companies here. I told hi The steamship President on her' re May Your welcome home TO BE OUSTED? that these arrourys should be turnc BELIEVED HERE cent trip from Honolulu to San FYan into Liberty tonds and the latter he Cisco made the vcyage in 5 days, 1! for these men until after the war. hours and 30 minutes. - "It was found on the mainland thi Stockings be Witness in Conspiracy Case Former Governor Carter Says Germany was receiving ast sua "Jchnnie often looks at your picture Another recruiting campaign for nd L-- iddy. Says He Has Not Yet Read Frisco Report Was Rodiek through insurance companies who talks about his and Altert Britishers to join the Canadian and head houses were all in Germany. A. s the sweetest littl fellow in the British fortes will start here the tirsi Failed Intends to Return though money world. Everybody lo es him." Grasshof Diary the could not be sen of the year, according to E. L . S. to Germany, it was being transform ec This is the closhv; paraeraph of a Gordon, British consul. A and George Rodiek. former German con- into Brazilian bonds and these bond: etter which Mrs.. Mary Burkett cf with all the gifts you've longed instant, stream of German guilty proGerman poured the sul here who was found in San being negotiable were being used b Balbca, Canal Zora, has written to The Ever cluN en- residents into recently Saturday Welcome is to for shipping office of Hackfeld & Co. Francisco and last German propaganda In the Unite her husband, J. D. Burtett. supposedly tertain it3 members and friends vith l. fined f 10.000 for complicity In the al- I appointment this morning to extend their welcome States. suggested the n HaVali, urging him to write to her dancirg at the academy of . adiimJ leged Hindu plot, will return to Hono- of and greetings to V. W, Klebahn, who a custodian for these funds anr ?r to come home. -- ester on New Years Eve. Vlrdody May your davs be filled with the joy lulu shortly, it is reported, to reorgan- when Germany activity returned yesterday from San Fran- heard of this In an appeal maie to the governor by 250 invitations have been issu d. - of seeing and hearing from those Mi Al l cisco where was called as a gov- ize the H. Hackfeld Co., turn out on the part of the United States gov a A he every German make neighbor worr.an of Mrs. Burkett, ernment witness in the Hindu con- in it and it a ernment towards this end she began Is enclosed, A meeting of the ;ury purely American corporation. This the letter to the ii usband federal grind you lore. spiracy cases, in which Georg Rodieic series of reprisals chief of which was and it is asked thar. if Burkett's right i3 to te held Wednesday movnlnp. at a1. report was brought and H. A. Schroeder pleaded guilty to back from the the seizure of American property ir be made which time, it is presumed, jury- mainland by Governor George address is known an effort the baring been Implicated. former Germany." to get him. Col. C. P. men will report to the on a mat- R. Carter, home yester- the letter to court One of Klebahn's congratulatory who arrived Speaking of an interview with hi:i Iaukea, to whom the matter has been ter which has been undet investiga- callers was heard to say: day. which appeared in a mainland news- referred, has wjitten to the police pf tion for several week?. "I was worried about you." I saw Rodiek in San Francisco but paper concerning Hawaiian sugar an? Hoopuloa, Hawaii, where Burkett is Evident satisfaction was written on he did not tell me that I heard it lat- the responsibility of the general short supposed Is was For the his.tory age to lw. It said he first time in thi of the faces of the others who shook er from other sources. At the time ) as a result of the fixing of the seen there on July 4. the lodge, children of members or Bishop & Company price on raw sugar, the gove - hands with the returned witness. saw Kodiek in the Hotel et trancis former meanwhile, Leahi Chapter So.. 2. Order.- of Eastern had been, and nor sald,that it had been found Down in tropic Panama, According to one the waterfront he not sentenced he nece? her- Star, were entertained at a delightful Department of spoke as expect be ary to force economy upon the Amer a little woman who has endeared Savings men, "half the German colony was if he did not to to neighbors by her bravery Christmas festival in t ;te Masonic appeared to in- lean people. He added that as soct self her down to the wharf to greet Klebahn fined. His plans be Temrle Saturday evening.- - Gfts, fruit I as January crop came in and patience since her husband left when fce arrived yesterday." definite but it is possible that what the there ago, and candy distributed axaong the to would be no shortage if the people months is eking out an existence It was not generally known to the heard is Just what he intends do. for small at 50 children present. Be plain Rodiek weer schooled by that time in the prac herself snd two children American public that Klebahn was on sure and make it that $25 a month. I tlce of economy. g bis uay Honolulu. did not tell me this but that heard Gec-- Rodiek. former German con-- j a any charge why back to went East to be You cannot Imagine hew terribly the club member under "I never could understand h Klebahn told a boarding officer on it from other sources," declared the Governor Carter sul, i3 beinR notified by the secretary! nust.Te notif.ed. The charges against was so callous as not get : lonesome I been without you." to aroused by former governor. present at the marriage of his daugh have of Commercial charges! the steamer that he had heard ot writes Mrs. Burkett to her husband. re club That Rodiek are similar to those to whica over German frightfulness." : "I haven't seen anything in the pa- ler Elizabeth to Ensign Bogardus p i V Georg Rodiek had lave been filed with tl board tie pleaded In . wireless that the United navy. "Whenever I; look at our beautiful of guilty in the courts San "But now?" . pers about it but if Rodiek is sincere States direc'ofS ; J neu-Fnd- er escaped with a fine, but said he had boys I think' how proud you would be cf the club .gainst .him. Francisco, cf having violated the "I just learned that he's a veteran in his Americanism he might have by-law- s not anything Grass- the n a id of - heard about the could you see-them- , and I am hoping constitute trality of the United States. firstnighter." Buffalo Express. con- made a wise -- move by Issuing a state- COLBURN MADEGUARDIAN hof diar?.. He then changed the it will not be long till you come to versation to tell of the pleasant voy- ment reaffirming his allegiance to the United States. This, as far as I know, OF KAWANANAK0A MINORS me or send for me," age he had on the steamer from San "She seems to be a modest, "Francisco. - - y ,: he has not done The trouble is that our German friends, and by that I Over the protest of Attorney JC. M. loving little mother, bearing a burden When Klebahn was approached tNs Watson, who was asked by Princess that woujd stagger many who are All morning and asked to explain a refer- - mean Germans who were our friends before the war, do not realize how Kawananakoa to protect the interests stronger than herself," writes the . cnce to . him in the Grasshof diary, Judge C. W. neighbor woman of Mrs. "For jqxrjgxjCAiTCTriiA'i'i'r a i - much doubt is cast upon them by their of her children. Circuit Burkett. i'i wbie? stated he had knowledge of Col-bur- n guns attitude of seeming to .think that we Ashford today appointed John F.. the sake of the little mother who has stored on . the Pommern, he re as guardian ad litem of David written the enclosed letter to the hus- plied: ... should be satisfleld ot their loyalty without Investigation. They ought to and Helen Kawananakoa, minors, .in band wfco deserted her before the . "! have not yet read the diary. When preparation for any part they may younger of her two sons was born I do, and I think necessary, I will take steps themselves to allay our I if it " play in probating the 1909 will of the am asking your advice and help. then issue a suspicions. statement" " late Queen Liliuokalani. "My acquaintance with Mrs. Bur- lie denied that he was detained on ?The public, too, is somewhat to began but a few months ago 'ALLS' In making the appointment, the kett Angel bla-me.-- They appear to realize island while held as a witness don't court acted on a petition filed by Col. when.-m- husband and I moved into in California, as reported here. "I was that we are at war. They look upon quarters next door to her. She soon a can Curtis P. Iaukea, surviving executor of not." be emphatically answered, with statement that German friends the queen's estate, who requested that told me of the struggle she was hav a satisfied smile, when questioned if do us harm as radical The point Is, "some suitable person" be named. . At ing to. support herself and two cons this report. as true. Would you deal ; knowingly with: a ' torney Watson was appointed guard Kne 'about three, the other a little) - Asked if he had any statements to criminal? ' ian ad litem of Kapiolanl Campbell, over one year of age." make regarding the Hindu case, he "It is time our people understood also a minor. Colburn is trustee of said to the newspaperman questioning that Germany has been indicted tried r NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. - the estate of the Kawananakoa him; . ; . . ; and found guilty. If a German pro ' minors.-- , "Yon know , more about the case fesses to adhere to Germany then he In court today it was agreed .that the; army national bank of than I do." ; is as much a criminal as Germany is. the deposition of H. C. Carter of Sierra SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. m Madre, caln one of the witnesses to j the will of 1909, might be taken. Mr. Notice is hereby given that the Carter will testify that the late queen first regular annual meeting of the Christmas This Year was of sound mind when the document shareholders of The Army National was executed. Bank of Schofield Barracks will be All matters pertaining to the estate held at the bank building at Scho finds our of the late queen have gone over until field Barracks, City and County of little island happy and bright in spite of the January 10. The next hearing will be Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, on fact that we are enlisted to do on the petition for the probate of. the Thursday, January 24, 1918, at our share and more will of 1909, and the petition ofDele 11 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of if necessary, in the service or gate Kuhio that he be appointed .ad electing directors, for the ensuing year our country at atirne ministrator. It is expected that the and for the transaction of such other when all her most-righteo- us may energies are bent to win this, the ' Kawananakoa minors will attempt to business as be brought before " - pVe'-lextehH- tb'air'-W- establish relationship to the queen. . the- meeting. , war that has ever been waged I..:. mm O. N. TYLER, for the Drill Sergeant fafter worryfajr' Nes Cashier. cause of humanity. bltt for two hours) Right about face. 6976 Dec 31 l177Jan. 7, H, 21, 1918. i. k. -- f . . Yd ; ,., , : ; " v NesDitt . (immovable) Thank the ;. J - -- i ' .: .. ' V ' - I right about something at draw away from : , ? . . . . brdrm the task at hand lonenoughJ. last Puck. to thank our friends and customers for their generous NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS, patronage throughout this year and to join in the , MUTUAL TELEPHONE COMPANY I spirit of this Day of Days and wish you vis? , mChmstmasrsf Notice is hereby given that the t stock nooks of this company will be ? Tie prostrating closed to transfers from Wednesday, coqHi tears down December 26, 1917, to Monday, Decern ber 81, 1917, both days inclusive. U yoorstrengtL The Season's Greetings MUTUAL COMPANY, air-tub- TELEPHONE TtBxJofieJ es directly af- ; - r By Its Treasurer, . . r fect yocr lunfs and speedily lead to w v.. J. : paeumohia consttmption. 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: rner ::&mm,: iispnof Fort and Merchant mmmm OAHU Fifth Precinct James Kennedy Thirteenil smh Precinct Joiia Wiilrtwi Checng Am Ana, Smithies. gene B. Drain. - ; J 11 Wajt-vKlng- . Wii- HoapilU l iiii iLi uiu, villi iu beveaih Trecinct Lcu.s V. Gladstone Srott leithead, Da!d Kualfi Charles bo T mi 1WJ If rra. (Ham Edard McTighe, Alexander r. ward Kine. Suah Kumalae. William Eighth Precinct Chester Irwin, j.Hei&. Paul Smith. Fred .lames Turner, T. Raposo. F. K. Kua! iJURY CANDIDATES bcrt Weber van Valkenburg. i Ralph d:ar Turner. Fourteenth Precinct & WU Ninth Precinct Carltco C. James, Sixth Precinct Jean Afcadie. Job Anl. Robert William W. Backle, Mr ii i , i F k August Lun- - J Donald MclBtyre j R 'chelor. lien ;amin Dole, uavia icaa She Kai Luke. rederic j - - .1 1 i u ! i l Moore, David Fyf- lenin rrecinci ueorge " Farr, 'da. Victor K. K a . Koater Keue- uk. George H. Jfj. tJTI ! CHOSEN Harry A Franson. Kenneth R. ii v. a, Manuel Parevi. Manuel W. Perry, Netley. CharleA P. Osborne Gulstan If i i FOR Wil-'en-v 1913 Wallace. Icauin J. Sonra. Charley fjumert Kiliona Poere. t Lincoln I Kleventh Precinct Samuel (' P'ifteent'.i i?rcinc Aif?f f - Ke-- 2: l - Dwifcht. Frank Florencio Fernandej. leventh Frpcin"t K Achiu. Temple J. R Burke . Moses i Jury Commissioners Melville T. John C. Lane. ARffn, Charie Lake. .lper A. Lae kahiu. ' -- Arthur : Simon ton and Jewe P. Makainal have Twelfth Precinct Walter Roland la i . James S l.enion. harles John Sixteenth Princt William Mi!(h'-ll- . K. filed fa circuit court a JistjDf 75 ; Lawrence ft M. Kaleioiu Luigsen. ' harle John le' Cooirbs. Pal-'Sp- eons from whictt-yil- l be selected the; Fourth PreciL-r-t Earl Knapp. Fred i P.ral. William St. Hair. John I. A'exander MrA.wi'is. Arthur B 1918 territorial grand Jury, and a list; Thirteenth Preciiict Alexander K. j rrer. Charles L. Peiler, James H. Pet May you have the gift of a of 2.V) persons from which will he Anna, (ieorte McKlnlav. Georce Ja.--. Kighth Prc-in''- t Walter U. P.radle. erson. ur M selected the 1918 trial Jurors for the ler'v .eu. uaiunna oamBon. !" hhhtoi. 'n-u- n. - f.ntecnth Rrerinct Albert three cojrt division. The Jurymen Fourteenth Precinct William Ya loau P. Geore. William Frederick F.rskine. Mikaeie I'ae. Jerry Martinet- - will be drawn In Circuit Judge Ash-ford'- s Kwal Fong. Witlltxi-n- . Aa N. Jrcobon. Harry II. David Richaxdsl division at 9 o'clock net Thurs- Fifteenth Precinct Fred Madison i Mils' jmIi Spi-er- Fred A. Taylor, m day morning. Kiley. j Harry.. Whitt onb. Kdnarc! K. Clear Trial Jurors Sixteenth Precinct Arthur : arfrf. Following ti the list of those select Jones. Nfnth. PwKlnct .uyian J. P.laisdell. oil ed as grand jurors: Seventeenth Precinct John H. ! Jmraes Georee Edward Bruns, t ' Arown...... Fourth District S. William ns Fries Marshall' Hamman. Arthur Vision C. First, PrecinctJoseph us Axtel'. Trial Jurors Howe. Hry A. Juen. George . Jor- i se- , STOCK WILL BE Edward Robert Bath, Albion Fiher Following Is the list of those dan, pptnii-'Kalani- Benjamin K. Ka i Clark, Charles J. Fiebfg. Edward A lected for the trial Jurors: lani. Q''ter Kalaluhi. Daniel Herman! to see and recognize in the true values the many Jacobsoh, Thomas James McGrath. Fourtn District King, iisamnel Arthur Macy, Abraham James Ashby Williams. r'irst Precinct Eugene K. Allen, Opunitt. Kllney Spltzer. things to be happy for this Christmas. Second Precinct Henry F. Bert-man- Tenrji cam Ntiuanu, Jas MADETBLPAYUP ' Johu L. K. Ashley, William H. Char- n ecinct Frank Hcstace, Cecil Arthur lock. Henry Still Crane, Arthur Git P. Steward1, Charles S. Weight. Mackintosh. Samuel William Spencer. lette Fase. Wlllard R. Grace.. Augus- Eleventh., Precinct Charles William James Steiner. I tine M. Guerrero, Moreno K. lulu, Kahlbaum. creditors of the new de- TMTDI TT Third Precinct Johannes F. C. Joseph W. K. Kelkl, Will V. King Twelfth precinct Julio de Castro. California I mLOTCO y in funct Norris-Midws- Oil Co. have O j n. Wil Abel. Harry Admitage, Edwin Benner. George Makalena, David Keliipio Mar- William Khii,. Frank Freitas. 5W.ort Berg. E, E. TJeit-- . taken steps to collect between O. i. Arthur Frank Blake. tin, Henry Atklnscn Nye, ieonard A. liam Ned Krueer. Hermanr. In Hawaii t - and $70,00(1 .from perrons Alexander G. Horn. William. K. Mac C. Parish, Thomas Joseph Quinn. o G. LemlJB, Att torn- Manuel, George E Successor to ' who bought shares before the organi- pberson. G. Silva. Charles Arthur Simp McCorristonf, James K. McW. Sakuma. zation went under. The law firm of . Fourth Precinct Elam P. Chapin son, T. Waity, Adolph Wolff. John Smith. A. N. SANFORD, Harlan Andrews and Pittman. has been re Optician William F. Gaynor, 'James. E. Jaeger Akaka, . Second Precinct Simeon Fifth District by creditors and & Co. George T. Kluegel, John Markham, Benjamin R. Campbell. Collin tained the coast Boston Buildm Over Henry May Stort Ernest FIrbt Prfel inm Stephen U'Achong. equity proceedings to recover the M. McChesney. Cunha, Thomas CL HaJ-r- y Jest Albert Richard John Bell, Gregson, John P money will be filed io olrcuit court Fifth Preelnct Arthur Coyne, Hen Dawkins, James Lawrence Holt, Frank Kaae, M. John VlcCabe. within a few days. ry Gehrlng; Floyd E. Matson, Archl Godfrey, John Taylor Gray, John K. Second t Benito. ChaR Peeclni John ago of oil Youog. -- About a year agnta the bald Alfred , Kamanoulu. Charles Lehraann, Daniel Hastings Judd, Jntmes K. Paele. - Precinct Benjamls company sold shares in Honolulu and Sixth Robert Naauao. John Nahaolelua, John Peter Third PreiTict Archie E. Kahele Although Booth. . Padaken. William K. Rees, Henry P. William U ne, Ernest Renken. elsewhere in the territory. - C thp purchase . Seventh PrecinctJoel C. Cohen Roth, Lee Todd. Clifford F. White, Fourth Prw Solomon Kaaihue, their par value was 91. inct pay aU way Edward H. T. Wolter. Carl A. Widemann, Edward K. Won? Sam KekauAlha John Lua, Reidni ers were allowed to the Eighth Precinct-Charle- s J. Oisen. from 15 to 50 cents a share, with the Fait ham. Wall be John Detor, Elmer L, vSchWarrberg, Third Precinct A. Henry Afong, Fifth PreciBcU Jonathan Aiau, understanding that the balance ' .attorneys Augusto H, R. Vielra. William G. Andrade, Henry AugU6t Kahoelei Huddy, Joseph E. Kua. paid later. According to the Ezera outstanding, and Ninth Precinct WJlUrd J. Coon Asch, Henry Bennett Bailey, Frank A lii, Joseph K. MalV, Allan McKlnnou, about 970,000 Is still Jacob Cooper, Clarence L. Crabbe, Batch elor, Bernard F. Beard mora, William Saffew Tond. ' was outstanding when the concern Herbert Dunshee, James Harvey. Ralph P. Brown, John B. Enos, Harry went on the rocks. The California J. Sixth Precinct William Hoon col- -- Tenth Precinct John Waiter Jones, Halpern, Jack Horace Myatt, Percy H. Chung. Jr., Wlllftasi Lindsey, Henry creditors have now stepped 1n to Reynold Brodie McGrew, Frank Pratt Nottage, Archibald S. P. Robertson- - P. K. MalulanJ. George Meyer, James lect the balance. ' owners Mclntyre, Arthur H.rMyhrew Fourth Precinct Albert Blom, E. Steward. t There are several hundrti Twelfth Precinct Benjamin H Frank Ebbie Colby, Joseph Lovejoy Seventh Precinct -- David Douglas, of stock In the territory who hava not . r Thw credit- Clarke. Dvight, Adolph F. Gertz, Robert Hair. Manuel Joaquin de r?uve- - ye? paid their balances. col- , Fifth Diltrict S Victor Hurd, William Jordan, Nelson Eighth Precinct KYsrard K.' Ayaa ors took steps some time ago to First Practncf i-- Harold Kainal Baker Lansing; John Henry Ma goon, Theodore A. C. WflCkL Lawrence Ca- - lect from the California stockholders r Lon Cattle, William t -- enryV Harold Morgan, Arthur N. Otremba, nario, George F. de la Nux. Joseph and, as the same law applies here, Second Precinct Edward Bernard Robert Arthur Robblns, Benjamin Frias. David Kalofai, William A similar steps are to be taken 1h Ha- v :.-- : , Renney i Hallber. Sammens, C. Scott, Clarence Meyer, Charles L. CCWullIvan, Bruno waii. The local stockholders nronber Third Precinct Manuel Gomes Syl Adrian White, Stanley Wright, Henry Welnrlch. I about 69. Some of these hold as many upon vesper. T. Zerbe, . Ninth Precinct ihprnas L. Aa as 17,000 shares. It is claimed, Fourth Precinct Earl' Knann Ell ; Fifth Precinct Robert Bemrose, drews, Louis J. Feay, Charles Edgar which money Is still due. worth, "Frederick 8. Lyxtfan, Jr. Frank Ferfslra Branco, Jr Andrew Frasher, David Paul F"r. William ' K. Hutchinson. DaJi,k Kahaleaahu. REAL ESTATE"MARKET George Kalaau Kai l. Jbhn G. Lewis, Norman SHOWS IMPROVEMENT I Louis Kaai Marino. VRihard Mossman, George M Riupp, John D Seabury, John Keama wlamau, WiV Real estate in Honolulu experiepcad We wish to extend II n liam White, Samuel, Malo William a little boom during the past week and Tenth Precinct Jfses Sam it would appear that Santa Cruz hasn't to all our esteemed friends sm& All Achong, Frederick XA'Welm Beckley. tied up all the money In town for Ms es- Christian S- - Bertelmaton.yrThomas Ja- work. The Trent Trust co. reai cob Carter, Husto de la &uz, Joseph tate department reported the sale' ot Duchalsky, Lot Peter Peifa andez, Ed- five cottages on Fort street near Kustr ! , ward ..Karalhoa Hanapf, . Harry II kin! street, to F. E. Haley for 911.00u The Greetings o Season's Holt, David Kanuha, AJbeYt Lncas, Small alea w6re-als- recorded. George Markham. John JSNakookoo, The Hawaiian Trust Co. report Patrick John O'SulUvaii JKanuel F. three- - sales of a, good size and a num- and our sincere thanks and appreciation '.'' Peter. Henry K. S. Yap. ber of big deals pending. The Asso- Eleventh PrecinctHarry F. James ciated Charities sold a residence sito Auld. Henry Enloy Chang; Charles on Young street to,R. C. GIllIs for for their patronage. Joseph Hoke. William McAiiyton, Sld-ne- y 92250 through the Hawaiian Trust Smith, David Ernest Ty1d, Jos--i Co. R..D. King sold 30S0 square feet eph Westbrooke, John Godfrey Zab ef land on Emma street above Vine- lan. yard street for 92000 to G. Page and V i 53-G5,iai- :3 STRfXT.KOrjOLUtU Twelfth Precinct John BiT. Aiu, the right of way through the Koaa dis James Collin Houghtailing, ; Edward trict property ef the Catholic mission i i. i . S, .. ... f ...... ;. '.. Kahele, Arthur KahaawinuL Richard was sold for 9500 to the Hawaii Con- ; Ernest Lambert, Char Ah Cto. , solidated Railway Co. ft Real estate departments of other trust companies also reported smal) sales and bigger deals and general ac- tivity in the real estate market. & Signer, Bailor!, a personage of con- : siderable Importance in the Masonic world has been shot dead by a nian who obtained entrance to the Palazzo. GiustinianL An arrest has been made. . - In reply to theanannouncement of Brazil of her entrance into the war. the Bolivian foreign office has ex- pressed the sympathy of the Bolivian Order republic for the United States of

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U Now is the time to buy your Christmas Footwear. Georg:e Be ban, seen in Honolulu re- "Joan. the Woman" carrying as it Good shoes will add to your Christmas cently in "A Roadside Impressario." does an irresistible human appeal, is j cheer and returns In the feature picture of the one of the best drawing cards in tb A comfort program which opened yesterday at way of motion pictures ever brought The King of Comedians the Liberty theater. It is a Paramount to Honolulu. Crowded houses at eTery production, "The Cook of Canyon performance at the Bijou attest to Urn in Camp," and in the picture the star Is popularity of this great film master .7 We carry the latest styles of Men's and seen as the chef of a north woods lum- piece In which the celebrated prima Women's Shoes ber camp, whose chief ambition is to donna, Geraldtne Farrar, has the titu in popular brands, and our become owner of a "flapjack palace." lar role, ably assisted by another pop prices are always the lowest for the quality. The story is a simple narrative of ular movie star. Wallace Reld. Theo 1 life in a lumber camp, but it shows dore Roberts, as the vicious bishop, A. portrays a despicable part in hi II Beban in one of his most wonderful characterizations. The warm-hearte- d usual villainous manner. if AGENTS FOB W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES sympathy of the lumber camp cook is Miss Farrar's Joan of Arc is a dif le- aroused when he learns the cause of ferent woman from the ethereal Too much cannot be said for this pic the sorrow of "Silent Jack," one of gendary bemg as recounted by his tore. Chaplin only person woman, Joan, is the on the men of the camp. His efforts to tory. It Is a the human the screen for the entire two reels. The help "Silent Jack" bring about a diffi that is presented in the film into antics he goes through to entertain. cult situation for the impetuous cook, which is interwoven a beautiful you and keep you laughing during the love Btory, the finale shows Joan I but he is able to extricate himself and but 30 minutes he is before you are un- passion, center L AYAU SHOE GO. all ends happily. rising above material believable until you see him yourself. The serial picture. "The Mystery of ing all her emotions in her one pur & 1005 Nnuanu St. 2663 the Double Cross," which is declared pose, to which she holds fast with DONT MISS THIS ONEI Tel. to be one of the best productions of Iron determination the victory ot J v the kind ever offered here, is part of France over the invader, a cause for NOTICE Two shows: Tonight, the program. The weekly Pathe news which she goes to death at the stake Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday pictures are also Other notabie actors, including Ho evenings 6:30 and 8:30. Matins shown. evtry day at 2:15. hart Bosworth, Tully Marshall, James 33 Neill. Raymond Hatton, Cleo Ridgley TME G30GHT off lnJay PICTURE SCHEDULE. and Charles Clary, give to the play a 1st Show; A Show 2nd FAMOUS NOVEL stamp of histrionic perfection. SCREEN VERSION OF THE POWERFUL PLAY AND HELEN 6:30 8:3S splendid POPULAR NOVEL HOLMES.... There will be a matines OF THE SAME NAME. 1 A. M 6:55 J:00 'V Christmas afternoon. HELEN HOLMES in "A LEAP FOR LIFE"- - 9th Chapter of "THE THE RIGHT OF WAY 7:20 9;25 IS DRAMATIZED RAILROAD RAIDERS." Prices 15, 25, 85 Cents MAU THESPANS

Few programs that have been pre- sented by moving picture houses in equal PEAK V Honolulu can the bill whicii PRESENT opened yesterday at the Hawaii the- ater. The feature offering is a Metro production and is the screen version (8pdal 8tar-BoIlt1- n eorrsvadtve.) of one of the most powerfully dramatic WAILUKU, Maui, Dec 21 By the stories ever penned, "The Right of production of the Birds' Christmas Way." by Sir Gilbert Parker, and the carol, under the direction of Mrs. leading character In the story is Helen Mar Linton, one of the best en- played by William Faversham. tertainments by amateurs was given 1 In addition to this picture a Charlit in he- - Wailuku Orpheum that Maui Beban Chaplin comedy is offered as part of people have ever enjoyed. Mrs. Lin- li : the program and, also the new Instal- ton showed an infinite amount of pa- l2 I m ment of the thrilling serial, "The Rail- tience in being able to handle so road Raiders," in which Helen Holmea large a cast, especially so many chil- is star. dren. The children's parts were par- " ( In the feature picture Faversham ticularly, pleasing. The stage setting he Coo!i of Ganon Camp" appears as "Beauty Steel," the etesranl and costuming were especially appro- fop of the story, whose great talents priate. Mrs. Linton's own work in the as a lawyer shine .most brightly whea put of Mrs. Ruggles was excellent, This Great Italian Impersonator presents a rip-roarin- g stimulated with tvhisky. The tar while the other parts, taken mostly Comedy of flap-jac- k maklTig. The romance and high-- : ;has played few roles that equal thib by 'those who had never been on the one. stage but once or twice, were fully up tension activity is in every foot of this film, In "1 A. M." Charlie Chaplin pre- to the highest anticipations of all. sents some new things in farce com- The prologue was rendered by Miss C Don't Mss the 5th Ohapterof edy. " picture Catherine Miller, and Alma Pharos The is ne big long Mystery of Double Cross" TIME TABLE laugh from beginning to end. It is a acted the part of the angel. Mrs. Enos 'The the Path typical Chaplin Vincent was the committee for pub 1 picture. PATHE WEEKLY NEWS PICTORIAL Weekly 7:40 licity, Mrs. R. B. Dodge acted as treas Serial - 7:53 urer, Mrs. D. H. Case iriniv.,rvii Mrr rirvirrtvriii iinsi niMS ismi iniiiini T 15 XMAS the committee Prices, 25,5 Cents. Reserved, 55c. Feature 8:39 FEATURES FOR for the costames, Mrs. David S. Wads-wort- h J PHONE 506Q ' That your Christmas may be t KIDDIES AT EMPIRE and W. S. Chillingworth for the Mt cook Cams; t'' L groperties, Mrs. Robert Harbold on all that you would hiSre" fi 'is W; Christmas week programs - at the Richard Linton was the SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DAY MATINEE AT 2:15 0 'CLOCK, FEATURING or the wish of Empire theater will be designed 'par tlcularly to please the kiddles. Today, the Orpheum, donated the theater, and besides the comedies, "The Cop ana the furnishings were loaned by the Maui Drygoods and Grocery Company. the Anthem" and "Love Lu V " - Loot," will be shown tb new install- The play; was made possible by the IN ; ment of the serial, 'The Scarlet Run- permission of the author, Kate Doug- - ner." On Christmas day the program jass Wlggin, for its use for a benefit will consist of four features of performance. Above expenses the partlo proceeds will be devoted to ular Interest One of these, ''Some the Bel RESERVED ON Baby," a Pathe comedy, will be one gian children. About 1154.00 was tak SEATS SALE MONDAY AT 10:00 A. M. the big hits of the week. en in at the door, and nearly I25.0C life was especially given for the Belgian ; Custcni ttikrs On Tuesday the king of the Hel- colors which were sold among the au lenes Tisited the barracks at Athens dience. and inspected the troops. He express- The cast for the play was as fol Spedalriris ; King, near, Bethel ed his satisfaction at the new spirit lows: ilk ot the officers, whom he urged to has- Carol Bird Althea Case ten the preparations for war in order Mrs. Bird ...... Elizabeth A. Cramer ) to crush the Bulgar army. Mr. Donald Bird Worth Aiken RSSs Uncle Jack. .Harry Washburn Baldwin Elfrida, .Carol's Nurse mmi .Mrs. Geo. Aiken Their Neighbors The Ruggleses In the Rear TREES NOV IN-- Mrs. Ruggles, wTio was a McGrill. . Mrs. Linton Butler David Rattrav Place ycur orders! now: for green Sarah Maud Oriet Robinson ' trees, 'at May & Co a , Henry riAn" -- Peter-.- Vivian Vctlesen Christmas A' Ltd. Phone j : Peoria ..Sadie Whitehead mm-- v73: Kitty : ..Esther PalmaUer Clement Helen Howell E. LANGER COMPANY IN For Reserved Seats Phone 3937 vuiuouiu ...... vuaugn x cuuaiiun SPACIOUS NEW QUARTERS V, Larry BiUIe Whitehead After 6:30V m. Phone S060 The compliments of the season are J being issued to. its friend's by the firm of E. Langer Co., - Importers, manu-- j ittlSrELLSRED tacturers' agents ana wnoiesaie com-- s At 3 mission. The "firm Is settled in its new quarters 8-- Queen street, where it has ample facilities for business ex- CROSS BY 7776 pansion which is- - confidently looked for. The members of the "firm are E. I II 11 i I I --N s v tJ3i ! . Langer. C. A. Woods and J. Scharlin.1 Hfv&OTtO 8:00, o'clock tSvdil SUx-Bnlltt- ln ComsBBdeBee.) An invitation is issued to the public to WAILUKU, Dec 21. Red Cross to-- visit the new home. Jr tals on Maui are 7,776 members, ac JESSE L. LASEY PRESENTS Ghristmas to the ' cording to reports published on the Massachusetts is said to be the wvt various bulletin boards about the d. birthplace of the tanning and boot By districts these are: Molokal, and shoe Industries of the United WomeiofvHb uanama, ioaz; wauuKU, States, which are now nearly 300 Iiunene, 1610; Kahului, 414; Paia years old. . THE FAMOUS AMERICAN PRIMA DONNA 1165; Haiku, 363; Kula, 539; Hana, IN appreciate the fact that 430. "place The drive is creating more emthus A Man's Store is the to buy iasm than anything of the kind evet a "Man's Gfts. before attempted in Maul county"! K Wailuku led up to Wednesday night, but as was expected the Puunenfc The General Film Service The Wonderfnl Photoplay : Masterpiece-Th- e highest memberships rose at a rapid rats achieVemenVof Motion when the laborers began joining. La Daily Matinees (except Saturdays and Pictnres A merry Ghristmas too halna also passed Wailuku, though i Holidays) from 1:00 to 4:00 o'clock. is expected that Wailuku will add m Saturday end Holiday Matlr.ees from SPECIAL jMUSIC FROM OUR ; IfEW $10,000 ORGAN iterially a. m. to 4:Q0 o'clock, v to her quota tn the next io:oo :. da Prices-r-20 35.Cents. to their husbands, Sons, or two. The figures show that a tre (two shows) 6:30 and 8:45 and .Reserved Seats55 and 80 Ct3. mendous effort has been put forth. Is PHONE 3937 FOR RESERVED SEATS. BOX OFFICE Kahului the number represents nearlj PICTURES CHANCED DAILY ; Brothers, Fathers half the population of that harboi . PrlcesJ ,10. .20 cents town. The campaign managers are now Every Ticket .bonght means 10 per cent to the .Govem-- : Sweethearts - out for 3,300 more names, so in- that ;- sieaa oi o,vuu, me quoia ior tnu DANCING -; ment: Help your Country by attending: the Theaters; v county, the total may be nearly twice Take a rrlvate lesson from Wadame ' the number requested. Lester. Honolnlu's leading teacher, and have your faults corrected. ' '7 . Removed from I. O. O.. y.-.ha-ll to The M. Lester Dancing Academy, Lu 0AILY REMINDERS nalilo and; Alapai "streets. --Phone 62SL rtmahou car passes academy: t ? ;- - For Distilled Water. Hire's Root 1 Beer and all other Popular Drinks a try the Con. Soda Water Works Co. :' National1 . Dr. SchurmaifU, Osteopathic Physi- . Ibtf Catica the Chiropractors are there! I Palmer Chiropractic College team beat Daves-po- rt cian, 10 years Bre-tari- a OA FeUcwf Ball A- established here. v: M. C. - 62 to 5; beat Brown's .Business College S3 to 2,; and ars Elady:' - ; sts. 1 -- and Union str Phone 1733. Cbllfcie ' Frldaya, again going- to;wia,thatcupv':-';:- : .;'-- "'.V' AdT. Tasda7 .';' It a. t IS swai. Onl'tirile.people;' of. strong .courage', enter" the Chiropractic 'lielJ; t - Classes 8 tm Is'i'wh .Chiropractors succeed. ?hen Your &es Need CarV 01 Dancing PHONE C275 p. c. ?TiGiiTo:r. r. c. .TryMurins&s Rcn:ciy, 00

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: RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR MONDAY. , . .DECEMBER 24, 1317. $10,000 fine For Treachery The Star-Bulleti- n extends to its readers and patrons of all Hawaii its sincerest good wishes To most Americans in Hawaii the fine of f 10,000 imposed on Georg Rodick seems entirely inadequate for the Christmas season, and desires, In turn, It is very gratifying to me almost what he became, as punishment for his acts of treachery. many; I gentle, fragile girls to express appreciation of the many evidences daily to have evidence from hve seen His protestations of loyalty fall here ou skeptical quarters and in many ways of penuine who ought to be the delight ot tneir v ; of friendship cooperation with the par appreciation from the readers of this households, and objects of deep and and ears, and his. explanations of his activities fail to nagged. Cuileifc coming to ns Christ- - column. Heretofore I have noticed constant affection, scolded, ?J poses of this paper at the satisfy. It is absolutely impossible to believe that objectors and anonymous letter writ- - persistently found fault with,' until 3 mas time. the Georg Rodiek whom countless Honolulans knew trs, now let me mention the cheerful they are pitiable creatures, indeed. ones men and women who here rer- - There is nothing that will kill a as a wideawake and shrewd businessman could have sonally and by letter given me evi- - joyous, happy spirit like such lack ot DnoistioTroa This Is a Militant Christmas been fooled as to the intrigues of Capt. Grasshof of dence of their sympathy and onerous j vision and Imagination on the &rt of the cruiser Geier; as to the identity of "K. 17." the appreciation, in number they ere as parents. one hundred to one. j They ever fail to see that such dis Thin is a militant Christmas for the United States secret agent-quartermast- er of the China; as to the This month parks the tweny-sec- - cipline is unwise, wicked, cruel; that ?z in- ond year my regular it has made bad boys and girls of " of America. plotting and violations of neutrality aboard the of contributions out Geier. to Mr. Farrington'8 publications, be- good oies. Our one butittcs note is to tcin the tear. terned ginning when he was editor of the Andf being entirely unfitted for ex- in 1895. motherhood, they be- C The spirit that is over all the land is the spirit It is asking too much of people in Hawaii to Advertiser fatherhood or pect them to accept Rodiek's at face With the exception of "Old Doc's lieve duty indicates a rigid, loveless, of righteous battle. Here and there a pacifist raises explanations Talk, which is ready for publication unsympathetic parental attitude, Va puny cry; here and there agents of the enemy and value. Even aside from the facts of the consulate's in book form, and a ew verses, these which ruins the present and perhaps isloyal Americans may be found working lite moles pernicious activities established by the naval in- contributions have passed out with the the future happiness of their wards ephemera. Occasionally a reminder I have seen a woman so obsessed mlorground, vast mass of. Americans, God telligence office's investigations, there is the case but the comes from some person who has re- by the idea of cleanliness in her home Paid Publicity is Service. thanked, are beginning to be filled with the holy against hiin made out independently by District membered or fallen anew upon a that she made the lives of her two seal of crusaders and armed with the justifknl in- - Attorney Preston in California. scrap-boo-k clipping. daughters absolutely miserable. They The general circulation of the Portions have been republished un were hounded from murnmg till night QOfirA indignation of patriots summoned to defend their Loyal Americans of Hawaii think of the San der another title without permission for some speck of dirt on the floor. Star-Bulleti- n for Dee. 18 was etountrv. FranciRco sentence not only in reference, to the from me, one booklet in Kansas and They couldn't play for fear of get . in Jersey. pub- ; America knows now that....tins is as much a war gravity of the accusation and plea of guilty in the another New Another ting their dresses soiled. lisher has asked me for the right to They couldn't entertain their girl .of ?...dpfense as of offense. We know that our coun Maverick case; but in reference to the revelations of publish "Faith and Philosophy," made friends because it would bring or dust 'try has been forced into the maelstrom not merely the Grasshof diarv. That is whv there is such hot up entirely bf my own writings. mud into the house. CHILDREN DONATE TO goes I IB fight the of humanity and poll indignation here because Rodiek was let loose with But time apace, cares multiply They couldn't keep pets because ARMENIANS PERSONALITIES altruistic battles and the needs of war invade our cats and dogs brought fleas. HELP POOR J6 fical and social freedom, but to fight against the a fine instead of being sent to jail. homes. They couldn't laugh heartily be MRS. L. J. WARREN haa returned The time has come for me to limit cause it was "unladylike." For th benefit of the Armenians in from Coast. lOMter whose existence, so long as it is allowed Judge Van Fleet could not take into account the Meth- the my output here and awny from here, They couidn t climb because girls Turkey toe Sunday school of the to 'exist, threatens our orn cities, states, people. story of disloyal save entertainment intrigue revealed in the Grasshof and It Is only fitting that ray princi-- 1 "limbs' were unfitted for such rough odist church an MISS H. VON HOLT is back from a An a nation and as individuals we have made pel work should be found my own contact. last night, but unlike most Christmas diary. Ite damning facts and clues to widespread in au mainland visit ?.tnistakes in our attitude toward the war, and are column, where I am at home, and Then the world wonders why our entertainments at churches where plotting in the shadow of the consulate were not pep lg tho children are given -- some little "Shaking them now in our conduct the war. Some where the never taken out of; girls do not grow up into better wives C. G. BOCKUS, who haa been away of before him for judicial consideration. His judg my 6tuff by a harried and hurried ed- and our boys into better husbands. present, the custom was reversed and on a business visit to the mainland gave money to help vjnlstakes will yet be made for our whole viewpoint ment was passed on the Rodiek who turned state's itor. all fhe children is in town. ; " "Men, the needy people in Turkey, where the is away from the cold, calculating facts of war as evidence,, after his attorneys had laid his case be Books. People and Things," therefore, will include answers to let- barbarianism of the Turks and Huu. MRS. WALTER DILLINGHAM and ambition-ma- d imposed on SAILORS IN Germanv has it the fore District Attorney Preston and had summoned ters appearing in other papers. This PORT have made thousands of people home- son, Master Lowell Dillingham, havi world. But if speedily. we eliminate those mistakes all the4r ability to prove that in the Maverick case will be my pulpit, and from it I expect less. returned from the mainland, when Tt, in the power to praise criticize, blame, ridicule or Starting with the tots of the cradle they have been visiting for several is of the United States to bring Rodiek was acting in what he believed to be purely roll, department in turn dropped pray as needs be. each months. . : . peace ior the world at least a year, before it coma commercial transactions and without knowledge of Now while I think ot it, let toe ask ENJOY TREE white ' envelopes in the basket, pre- Otherwise 'come. I. ', .''"' any. violation of neutrality laws HiS judgment was yon to read Browning's "Rabbi Ben MS pared and decorated for the occasion. MR. and MBS. HENRY . DS ALLj t"!v:f It is poem In all $84.30 was collected. The Meth- ; Our one business how is to tcin the tear, passed on Etra." a for the time and who have made ,their ham ta Hono not: the Rodiek whose intimacv with all time. Even now odist churches of the country are try lnln off and on for two or three yearsl ; .' s, The annual Christmas' dinner and And on. this Christmas,' thoughts turn passport-forger- with secret agents, Grow old me. ing to raise a million dollars for this wheur with parole with entertainment for sailors was hcKl in are on their way to the Tar, East t4 award the. .prince of Teace who came upon earth breakers figured so The best is yet to be! work. visit Java for a few m6ntha. 'They strongly in the Grasshof diarV. the Seamen's Institute, Alakea street, vestry was decorated with while Vjlhat rilen The will remain in Honolulu tor a year oz-s- o might earn a gentler way of living than . Hawaii's indignation on Saturday evening. The rooms of at the f10,000 fine is due I regard A. W. Atwood'r recent pa- and green and red and over the altar after returning from the Orien,t 'Jby pride the Institute had been decorated with lllomt-nate- the spear and tword, we in'ay take a solemn very. largely to the Grasshof disclosures, coming as per on taxation as sound. He advises a large cross was suspended d masses of greenery, the social hall - - taxing by the stars- which surrounded ?n ihe. thought that our own sacrifices now will ad- they" did just after Rodiei's Urge expenditure instead of looking especially well fine written statement of (he savings men. with its it and by spot light donated for the - ce cause of world-wid- e rjcacer of - a I raa the At loyalty and disavowal, presented to Christmas tree and the four large VfV-:.V -- - LITTLE INTERVIEWS the court on the "It is quite possible that we may In occasio'ia' . f : The great fact that must be driven home into the he banana trees sent by David Haughe daj and Schroeder changed their pleas tt gnil tyl a few yesra think It wiser," says this ot the territorial board of agriculture MARTIN: -- ' .JOHNNY frtMi tU& 'eejro realization of the American pebplevis that president' of the New ; FORT $TREEf PROPERTY ;It'is impossible to believe that the United States York National and forestry. ed Christmas no .qnotaUdn . ic'hief Bank of Commerce, "to tax a man ; time, is ut national concern nJj is4o;win'lheiwaf. authorities will not take further action against Ro- Soon after 6 o'clock the men began IS SOLDFOR $11,000 upon what he spends ' '' more appropriate than this fraai'Acti rather than to arrive and by Ihe time dinner was , s. , - , . ; : And byT"ourw we mean not merely; those of America, diek, based on the story told in the Grasshof diarv. upon what he earns. 'The spenders ready to be served a large number of 20:33 (Paul) : "I have soqwed you alt Tbu otall the Allies.?. Most are many is the way Mr Roberts of A Christmas week real estate sale pi 1 of the incidents in which he fizured there are officers and men had assembled. thlngn, how that so laboring e ought Vz&fiji St the; V; S. puts unusual size is that of nearly an acre Mint it, 'the saver are : Superintendent . CBarle ManC spoke- - Ourjane business now ffi&M&-- 3t;is Qroee-'whc- r on Fort" street near Kuakint street, to support the weak, and remember i&otn'M Mavindents: mpoi. very rewind save help 1o Of par- Vl'e.; a few. words welcome and all which was purchased Ha- are confronted Vith the Igrcatest military Jtoti0nine. u oeiieve ior tne sunr anti-America- n increase the Income of all." Exces- ty Fred & the words of the Lord jfue,' n6'ir he mat total of his took of the feast, the lady hedpers of sively large ley from An tone Pllares. for $11,000. said. is more blessed't.'tr'piaal ; "spot! the world has ever . known, a combination activities he is to escape with income taxes would sim- the Harbor Lights Guild being kept 'It a $10,000 ply The property was bought as an invesc-men-t. to :eive.!"; - take away the fuel that makes the busy, filling the plates - with turkey v . .cater than that of Rome in her; ancient days of nne;. : , There are ?ive cottage on r4 machine "bf civilization go rdudj And rtrimmmga," it the usual .followed was-- . "i"iv-tou.c- o The sale made through the Trent T. I MWORTON (Cleveland) i i&llllil- - w said In their' favor 'that big pie, apples. nuim iuur ay "It'ls bytnince coffee and Trust Company. people say oar as benevolent ; an ingenuity j&nd an equipment Income taxes will enforce economy. At the close of dinner hearty cheers Some that Hawaii is: behind :j WAr-etir- It 5 For the King's Daughters Honie Make the tax stiff enough and given 'he rest of the country to 'forged into one mighty war-swor- d Miss were for the donors of the feast through forty High Society will dismiss Members of ihe 2ittn infantry were out I don't believe it. In.some, thmn her butler. and the ladies. guests .. ;ears of ceaseless scheming, at a Christmas entertainment Honolulu is ahead, in otherv etenand' planning, intriguing. (Contributed.) He will then do useful work instead of Following the dinner came the il '' Against, t wasting his time in stately fashion, at Central Tnloav "church Saturday (n some fewt perhaps a, tittle, tn: the. ' that military despot we must summon lumination of the Christmas tree and - - The generosity of the world is being tested as But Jese are presents every evening.. Included' in' ,the program reai- But --:the majority of . men hertf very .ounce of moral, mental apd. physical. doubtful. useful, were given to delightful seem taking force: never berore,.And if Whittier's definition of pro-- Far itf ore effective as promoters of man present. were;, several numbers by to be the war as teriouslj! ' , ' any country; I so-call- Miss a and . n4 we .must not weaken our own combination by economy would be the direct Th rest of the evening was spent 'Ellen. Beach. Taw, and a series where in the sed gressas true, then are we surely progressing; for, of sleight-of-han- d by many women who ; i our,; or excise taxes on the actual spending enjoyment a program tricks Dr. 'Robert realize their sperial Uure to support Allies. in the of musical Day - ' responsibilities of money, especially on luxuries and arranged by Mrs. J. Pascoe and Williams. In this national crula ;"T Our one business now is1 to win the tear, - time, amusements. 'This- Is - -- Ilonplnla is in the front rank answering the method strong friends'- : ; Of what Value isrprintte fortune if it is to be ly recommended by committees of sev- many; calls for money, and well ma . On Sunday afternoon a Christmas -- j. her 'citizens :aken by a victorious enemy ; of what worth is em- - eral chambers of commerce, including tea was held followed by a short ser- be proud of the record. In the big demands where that of the Chambers of Commerce : 1 to of vice when all joined in the old famil- ormcnt if it is be exploited, by a greedy enemy j well-planne- d campaigns bring speedy results, there the United States, whicr consists of iar Christmas hymns, a solo was also : f what sanctity is home if is to be businessmen from all it violated by a lurks a danger of some smaller local works being sections of the flven by Miss Hamlin. :&f fajjnemy ; of what sweetness is life if it is un country, bankers and tax experts." On Friday next, a social evening forgotten. I wonder what the Horolulu Cham- - -- H: : -- and concert is to take place, to which .' X : ,T. the heel of a dominating enemy? ? ; r : AVeiJut in a plea for the King's Daughters' Home ber of Commerce thinks about it? all sailors in port are cordially invited. Would such taxation help to keep up We must not spend our energies in fighting tri where a number of old people are domiciled, making It is owing to. the generalous assis- lights among business at usual? tance of business firms and private !al ourselves at homev We must not their last days carefree and comfortable. This work dependent individuals in money, gifts aud per ;cnd our money wastefully, nor live wastefally, depends on the free will gifts of the public, to Helpless, children are sonal services that such a good time and given into our hands, only ;:umnst not forget, "Say or night, sleeping or wak-- t said public we send this reminder. and the has been arranged, says the head or ' guaranty they have of sympathetic, g, that the demands -- the Institute. that are coming upon the pon't forget themX- -, kindly treatment, is the bond of na .Vinerican people will be for money, goods and ture; the love which their relation to U. S. TARIFF EXPERT ' as ahould call forth In all our deal patriotic" service on a colossal nndreamed-o-f Btar-Hulleti- n and last week'lhe ropnpted, without ings with them. ON WAY TO CHINA TO comment, an editorial in the Maui Weekly Times But, sad to say, we do not live un ''' i V.: ATTEND CONFERENCE Oufone lutincts now it to tcin tAe tnrr. seemingly condoning Rodiek's part in the Hindu to our contracts always, and the inno- . - To the success cent creatures some times are placed of that business we must direct conspiracy." Possibly because the editorial was J. K. Sague, tariff expert of the -a re wnere they become victims of the United States government, connected very activity. Let our businesses be welded patri--: published' without comment, some worst forms of cruelty, of our friends with the office of collector if yus-tom- s tically toward Not only amonr ignorant "low- - that end; and our. pleasures be such have asked us if the Star-Bulleti-n took the same the of New York City, was a visitor s make s and keep er classes," olndeJ by drink and fit us fit, for the fight that position. Certainly NOT. The Maui was in the city yesterday and todav is en editorial ether animalities, but higher up in the route to China to represent gov- rvery. man and woman ought to be making, . rank the republished as a matter of news, so that our readers of those who are Intelligent ernment at an international tariff i i ; enough to . President Wilson's Jatest addresses hammer might know what other members of .the understand child nature. conference. The meeting wfll consider - island press I have seen among these. Innocent "asefessly home the thought-tha- t every branch of are saying. China's claims for a revision ot ner children susceptible to the direction agreement up national life, must be devoted to the one great of loving guardianship, tariff made after the Boxer treated with revolution. China claims that in view atlonai activity of successful war. Recent inci- outNsyrapathy, repressed in the manJ- - - of present high prices, tV'Xot, only the city but the territory might profit faafailaii . the her ahar dents in NVashingtohVpfficiil 3ife78uggest vthat the v - HOTniw exuDerancv. r -- k a n nacsea'"Lu - until- W war nt w uvum miujjwu ui ctuuurajr ujrx'cieu pariicuiariy tner' wimw w sent the amount she should receive. i.;cn who cannot elfver;tKgood9areeliInin There a a surprising number of against.the nse;oI antos for strictly private pur-WslpsC- bj from directive controliandihe men who suicides among very small children The American Meat Packers' asso- can deliver offlciali having possession of goods are put in office aind told the autos due to bad treatment by their fathers ciation in convention at Chicago pledg- :he to strike out ostensibly for public duties. This or mothers, and I, do not refer to .and strike The misuse of official the ed that soldiers and sailors fighting fast president may yet emerge g more brutal as ehicles is a long-standin- abuse here. It seems to forms of cruelty practic- for the flag shall have "the bet meat the greatest - ed by the criminal class. proaucea any of of our war presidents; and al- better-fast- . in tnis country or je be getting no Byron b mother drove him to be other." :ady he has won to him the Voyariuppbrt of ana--i 'oh of businessmen. Whether or not fhey differ P. TV. Elebahn said on -- returning from 'vith him on details, they stand by him on essentials. the coast yesterday that he had not 1 : Blowiy, somewhat creakingly, but with tremenv read the published ex tracts from the Grasshof diary. Possibly fous promise and already with considerable force, he did " hot need to. irur war machine is getting under way. Are you doing your share? Are von doing A happy, home -': jour For V . ..: With 132,530 more every ;y - , $2200.00 ;Bcstr-- .; six months for the po- & Christmas, asyou Uink of millions lice department, Sheriff Rose could well afford to A secure fortune A ' pon millions of homes where the Christmas spirit hire a. few extra politician cops to work for him large lot fronting 100 foot on both Kalakana Ave. around Section time. A congenial company as rested in peace through many years; and as you and Lewis Ave., with a depth of 200 feet. Property con- Tj hink: of millions of homes two-bedroo- where now prayers tains a nearly-ne- w m cottage. This lot is .ascend' fpr the safety Hun Position large of boys gone or going "over Precarious On Italian Front," enough to And a plentitude of yon think says a neadline. is be divided into four lots of 50x100 feet each. fjhereas of Christmas, 1917, remember It also getting precarious in worth-whil- e gifts rthat America will not be a land of peace and happy Honolulu. .'omWof safety and security, until Americans and A good buy at only $2200.00. :. . heir 'Allies have crushed the military despot and Germany is perfectly ready to make peace with C 'reed., theWorld from bhV cruel menace. Russia but it must be on Germany's own terms. Our one business now it to tcin the tear. ' Unfortunately, it appears that Krupps fire was i JVa a jlow day when some vessel doesn't arrive soon put out. t"a Pacific port" with news of evading a supposed - ; -- : v. uder.- ., .. v , y..:' f v Let - there' be no doubt about it this isn't xauqrdian Trust Co. Ltd. f. Hun-olul- u! n ij jr-y. r. " More than one German spy and secret agenl has TeLj3688. Staigenwald ; " Bldg himself inlierc, Root them : Possibly - out1 rl the Pisve will U another Marne Jpepscntr .- ...... - ... ff, lllllln 00 ...Jl....-,.,;.,,-

- . 5 f . ' ' I HOSOLTXTJ' ctxarriN, Monday, December 24. i9n FRIDAY NIGHT ; nc: ' oh 7m. r m A i Commencing Dec 2S. Friday I f ao Interest, even 1 It is war times, , 1 ' ,nl ,. k to be one of the most "per- - .- T : - : Tef,Bonexny Is not without its and the young lady walked disdain-- ) - alghta on the Roof Garden. Tt ' t-- ., j will be three beautiful prizes awarU hQmpr,.vea where the pinch of fully out of the presence of her elder.! ..w i .." poverty-rls-felt.- - Aa impecunious, but ! to the fortunate winners In our dr:. liberal -- hearted attorney of Honolulu, THE INEVITABLE DOG. Ing contest. KteWmtr liow nJs daughter "Lots of people are always com i r ,: - : con-3eTai- Adr. : TfeVa'tj consolation, eo far at roeatinr on how wonderful is the way' nr p t mother's pert in ahich we train the dogs which ar, - isti-aiatwa- if )l ' .The, Brother known to her seen fn nearly moving iir. .;r- If all pictures." reloae," but prhap mottly taUgfilngly said Robert Wagner. the ,j: ;' SEASIDE DANCE ; becaiiie. pt the financial, bllninen to "movie writer." when he was re-- :'vl:-- I i J tilutOTer'of her hutbaad. cently In Honolulu with Charlie Chap-- j VII " .Befote war this attorney was tn lain. 1" the M.l) t.-t.-- tha-Mjat-c- ' f telling his daughter to Von know there la never a 'chase,-o- r I Uje;chaaf eTerytioe she went aa automobile, norse passing ' 4 CHRISTMAS rkep or in -- E . acroMto the eorqer store to make a front of the ramera that there is a )jmu .... , rrfalT: 'purfiue. After April 6 the not a dog somewhere cavorting about," &bffcelrtiaa conflscatlnf this he continued. Tlease make reservations for d ' -- changer and with little complaiat from "Now", those dogs are not there by i ner early, ahm for Christmas nU'. th daughter whd believed her mother out of dozen r Special both nights cz . !intenl'onc a time. e . ' dinner, at' - " kw?wc' Vst , ' Just because they are dogs they al- fifty per cover. . B4it last, week there came a change ways want to be engsged In any hu ( Showers orchestra. Adv. , of hwtfin the daughter and she made man activity, and you can hardly kee?i wMMMMMMMMnMManHMwsaaa h.psltjon plain. . A regular vrtsi to? them off the lot. They get too mucn j at' fh-heus- as waa hfs-etjsto- war fun chasing around after the actors. ft ar. started to haad. the little Frequently those degs cost us a glrj.'iu Wect of chsnge for a corner lot of money, because they get into 1 8ter"a,li;cat"rhf wife of the attorney some scene and make it ridiculous, -- - t I M . inierjrtrd with. Xowr don't: give her nvre.ii, is cuppoiea 10 represeai in?i only spoils I aiiy.jwy. It her." deepest tragedy, and the picture has ' .Vi saassasBBsaaaaji 'Htoifc lp the surprise of the mother; to tfe retaken while all the unengaged Y"1"11 : - " ' ' amutfejrjent of the father and em ban supers are. ordered to form a 1 " ; cordon : M " the vl!tor, the little' girl around the scene pictured and "keep raiststof went up to see the Sisters school. Pert of great ehorua that will t Christmas Eve and Christmas n!.:vA tum4 sternly to her mother and said: out the dogs.' aing Community Christmas trse jipother. I no objection at i Special dinner, both nights, at Kpfji made nearly always when a film -- (figure , in wfcenypM' your i3.. i.k.,- - - t,.r tonight and centsri:; dollars per cover. , f Insisted on having the shown for th.e: fjrst time in a moving L W Inns, who directs j y. o things: town Miss Jan" reserTatlc-earl- .uaed-.t- to the poor people of . the 7 til Please make table aoftyrT&ft dfddy sire me. picture studio you can some one i hear as they always do every dayt They the chorus! Details of the Conv ? ' ' Bift I 'dol not see why you should miiid murmur: : .. TheTea the Inevitable munity tree program will be found j lie-- r whjajl-e- j money which you dog.'-- brought their school children to sin Why not Jave lunch at the in have. i page waay. ... , to the queen. One of them stepped, on la before going to the races. AdT. forward the ringing to say a few after Bacon--Dt- d you make these bis words, how they were pleased et this M Mr. Luinoltalani m ; v. . wife? . Diary Tells visit.- - A girl said French, cults, little it in. Mrs. Bacon 1 did. - WHY PAY MORE? and Mr. Hopkins translated it in Eng- They're smaller. than ususl aren't'- - 1 7. lish we got home. This is the Of Thanhs By Childfe ce after theyr, -r notiran translation: youH" "They are.4 That's so have - '"Noble and worthy Queen: Allows find fault with." Yon kers Apples, $1.50 per box.- First graJ less to vWnlteV-TVla- LU:rtUe:fcf ind kindness toward i spyinjr the qietn .on the trip u ade a poor nt-li- l o teir you of the joy and Newton Pippins and ' ; . Statesman. . r thpop?;cJiU jren of Trance y: the daily, entxl.es. ..rnder date of Jan SO. happiness hkh this gracious.--visi- t Permaln. Come and get them!' C: f n - ; : Hawaiian, peotf la ,n,6 newt thing. la S$GS, eomewnere., France;? l as brought .'ntir our. alf-tha- t William-Alle- Dimmock,' aged22, of A. Belayeff. 928 Matmake strc ' in the CM?d lives. ThisarvK words,' our hearts will remember. It of. is charming; and aeev all fecu Vue Queen. UliuokaV queen . ; Village, re. aj2i-Ad- T; - ' thef of late and her ; party visited, yoii God i grief ..fa removed from LimlngtOtfv .Me whorha rhone - the able goodness which inclines eternally, will rise' towards to sorrow and runaThg-ttcgH- V and -- - , lunj- a -- Interest-lng.::4tr- aa postmas- . has'bien'found schools: Thf entry la' mite is towards .motherless children is Hale drawr down upon your . majesty His yoW'andlmay your tender charity be ceived his appointment i i 'VHsIt a 8TAK-BULLETI- tjthe ot Queen JSmni tojTpope - V - ' is", tov gives you follows:'- v to our gratitude, and if still too young abundant blessings. Ute, live , lonf, crowned and received Ty our good ter, believed oetue MINI otj'l, t VJnm CI IHB ptrBOBS BCCPIJ Saturday. 20th' At 11 o'clock we to Know how to express it In pretty good Queen f - May your days he full God. ' ' ' ' postmaster In the state." : " : -- : -- TO DAY'S NEWS TODAY

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' Though pthera purses be more fat, . ,c is r,' wwA.nd the iarea: that Infest; the day ; Why should Wf pine, or grieve at thatt ; ' t Vrs; Shalf foid their ienta Uke the Araba, aorrowr kill ' : Not what we give, but what we ahare frhfant Care will a eat; ' ;;VA-And:"".llentf- y' sjtwlawjsy...;0. gift without' the giver is bare: V ; Jad therefore Ist'e be merry. Fcr the

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' . all- Be merry - be merry "all; Shepherds , at the grange, " ."Jr - . j V - WHIlfrel!r dress the festivehall; . Whan the Babe waa' born, j :;s ; 'i-.- -- ;'- "V-- - Preparer the 'Seng the feast, the ball, Sang withr- - many si . " 'vvV;-V--'-.- ' At .Christmaa play.vad;nske good cheer . change, V. To welcome Merry - T;.--- . ; . Christmas. Christmas carols until; morn :v ' For Ch ristmas eereea ,'but once--- a year.

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g-r- - Will SH AFTER TEAMS Entered In the Harness Race TomorrowiHIIITBill GAME I'Y'Team VinS 11 UU1I11U J I Face Barrier WIN AND LOSE SHOULD ATTRACT From Cavalry At Kaoiolani IN BALL GAMES GRIDIRON FANS By Big Score

Y. M. C. A. and Town Team Ex- Although jthe 4th Civairy teart Big-Ra- Down Filipinos in Sec ce Meet .on Tomorrow Regulars pected to faave Hard Battle sought hard throushoui the entire ond Game; Asahis Blank at Moiliili Field on Saturday at Moiliili Tomorrow rauie : Horses Ready for Race Co. K Aggregation afternoon, they rerc no match for th M- c- A- I - - - tearu- - wno won out y defeated the Coat Football fans cf Honolulu will hav - M He b'cycle race; closed Simmons, who I 3"J o First race I as- an opportunity to witness a real foot hcore of to in a battle whiCii Entries Incomplete. Defense some time ago. carried his to Orientals to Moillili field ball game tomorrow morning at M01 was one sided. Trotting and pacing, sortment of benders i I Second race sterling liili field, when the Y. M. C. A. metU ends, one-mil-e beat two yesterday afternoon, and bis The local players ran the class; htats; Town Team, will he com- - j 2:15 gave the 2nd In- the which passed Puree, $300. work on the mound j hucked the line, and forward In' thraa. over the Fili- 'pesed of stars from both Melima 1. ' Carmelita. fantry team a victory their way to the goal line. thai! 9 Town Team and the Schuman team. Les ; : score of to 2. The Asahis t2. Maul Boy. pinos by a The game will bea;in at 10:30. two minutes after play was called til a -- of the 2nd Infan .Third race Four furlongs, for; downed Company K Harry gathered together Y. M. ('. A. backfield carried the ba.l ot 5 to 0. More tnan Mclim has weight for age. Puree. $50. try by a ncore of down the field for big gains, and Pam-ree- l air, Rtzal and Red Cros. a real aggregation of stars and will which 150 goee to the second. 500 attended the have a lightning fast backfield. The carried the ball across for the benefit. firi . . Copra. Y. M. C. A. will be greatly weakened score, von Holt kicked goal. Davn " Luis started on the mound for tin 2. Mary Jay. through Harmon, who wi.l J featured the play with three lotM Filipinos, and two costly errors, the loss of . J.' Rosella. be out of game. The quarter back runs. Haw- hits, gave the the Fourth race Six furlongs for coupled with three game 123 Lopes was was injured in the cavalry and Pammel Scores aiian-bred mules. Weight. Shafterites a start later mound and finally Laul Whitcomh will have to do some shift- After an Interchange ot punts an pounds. Purse, $100 and cup. sent on the ing coming getting-Ian- i for the battle. runa Davis for Kualoa. waa sent in to stop the run several short shot a J5 1. Prince of during his term Fast Backfield ward pass to Tamme! who raced 2. Princess of Walalae. pitched good ball support woi Vi O-- ' ? across the lino for a touchdown, vo't S. Nul Palahalaha. on the mound, and his Melira will have Noble Kauhanr. Aina rJi;: Clifford Me'ira. and Mahlkoa in Holt kicked the goal. The third touch Fifth race Four furlongs, three, much better. Brash . . . . 200, Bxtong Stars the backfield. which shoa'd give this down as made in tne secon periJte year-old-s, weight for ago. Purse. play of the day was the team speed in circling when Davis made a heautiful pais ki cf which $50 floes to second. The feature the mot the catch by Batong. who raced ends. The line will be reinforced, an I Xoyes who carried the ball across fo 1. . Tremont. bare hand goal over of second and grabbed a with Pat O Sullivan and Harry Bertel-tnan- n a score, von Holt failed to kick . 2. Mary Louise. back furlongs, for liner, doubling a man at third. Planas at guards the Townles will have and the score stood 20 to u. The Cav- Sixth race Thrae some good wort alry made a strong bid for a scors To ride In full and Marclal allowed , plenty of beef. "Fat" Melim will be mcunted patrolmen. playea placed through great work by Ernest and Race horses barred. Purse, in the infield and Boni also at center and Thompson and uniforms was heavy hit Nicholson will posi- Sugga in the closing minutes of play, $100, of which $35 goes to the second good ball. Estelle the be at the tackle Incom- ter of the day for the Enarterues ana tions. RodriKues, H. Meiim. Haw- but the whistle blew to end the half: and $15 to the third. Entries the" ' in the After an exchange of punts in ;,- ' his triple and double counted kins, Leal. Jones and Thompson will plete.' II. period, Davis mad furlongs, free-fo- r scoring. William Dickson and W. have a chance at the end positions. third and Pammel - Seventh race Six This Is Maul Boy. owned b Luk Rogers, who Is expecting to wtn tie. harness horse event tomorrow after some long Pammel oncS $250, of Tilly handled the game In a satlsfao The Y. M. C. A. will naturally be runs' and ill; weight for age. Purse. noon at the Kaplolani Park track. Maul Boy has been stepping the mile around 2:20 in the workouts and more over goal for goee eecond. tory manner. forced to go up against a stiff propo- went the line t which $50 to should do this time. In the race tomoi row. ' score.- - No goal was kicked. DavU Asahis Win ' , sition, and although the line will not 1. Umpqua.' upheld honors ' captured a forward pass from the 2. Mary Jay. The little Asahis the be any stronger than the one Schu- of the Pacific League when they r, man had, Melim will have more speed, Cavalry and carried it about 30 yards; 3. Golden 8pray. nun'"'..'liltJ; LONG DISTANCE few over blanked the fast Company K team. Here's the Dope volcano in the backfield. Then Brash Is an ex- After a bucks he went tn 4. Florence Roberta. regular line score day. of the Maul string nflrre Murakami had. his cellent man at the forward pass gan e, for the last of the With the arrlTal with "Lefty everything lc ready for the blg raee team In the field, and and working with Rodrlgues this com- Ernst and Suggs Star on mound tne Kays naa meet which will be held at Kaploiaol Maesake the On .like O'Dovd WIIIS IN A WALK RUNNERS REPORT bination should do something. Ernst was tne 'big star of the day at 2 o'clock. a hard time getting to first. Will for the Cavalry, although Sugg4 Tark tomorrow afternoon - Davis Play end Tasunaga, who, has been called the many oc- The track ia In excellent condition or The Y. M. C.A. will have Davis ia proved to be a real player on of racing are predicting Japanese Ty Cobb, made a number casions. He has plenty of speed, an4 the devotees Walter . Scott Shows Heels to AT FORTSHAFTER the backfield, and although the team will he a record crowd out beautiful catches in center field, and LatestChampion as a matter of fact, both of these play that there Zenlmura also showed - some good Payson Weston will miss aMrmon, Davis and Pammel V the track when the ; first race ti Edward should gain on the Townles; With ers would show a heap more with ;: work. The batting honors of the day b : Kam-pe- rt faster team. There appeared to called. two wn-gle- s many been ask- Crowd Yesterday Whitcomb, von Holt, Albrecht, . yes- went to Ntishida, who secured So fight fans hare Who Wish to Make Trip Light workouts were in order r Those and other good line men the Y" plenty of material, but 'the machinf hat-r.e-si In two walks to the plate. ing about Mike O'Dowd, the new mid terday for both runners and the long geared ru to Hiio Meet Sgt. de- failed to run in a smooth manner,. Mary ,Thm Aaflhta ncnrmA .earlv' whan Ko dleweight champion, that a few words Walter Scott, the Asked to learn should hold its own in this Charlie Tyler gate. Pan-Pacft- lc team, Y. M. C. A. players showeJ horaea. xukt doubled and went to third on a about this youngster may gip a Miw ner of the relay Quinn in Morning partment. McCombs may be placed All of the Louise a breeze for three furlongs in captured ,the honors in the Kalakauv at quarter or Whitcomb will this good work. Whitcomb and von Holi yester-(ay-, sacrifice, scoring later on Nushida'a cn what he has done. Honolulu fans take T7. Umpqua wa not worked yesterday spilling play on number ot single. - Yoshlkawa'a drive to center have not heard much about the new avenue walk afternoon long runners who position, Albrecht will be used at eud were the a had a fhort workout this yards ahead All the distance - 'bat save the Asahis another run. scoring title holder; nor for that matter have when he finished of hiaj would like to make the trip to Hilo or tackle. occasions, and after Whitcomb took ncrning. . opinion his place quarter, made good wltn Nushida, who had singled. Zenlmura, the mainland folks-- Since Stanley to run in the big relay race from Kil-aue- a The consensus of around te at Johnny Carroll :';'r:'TjJ:.took Roaella over th The race was staged byi 6am Kaha. city appeared to be that It will be a a vengeance.,; Harmon was injured scored! up in 1910 -- 37. Max AVatkina Murakami and Nushida later Ketchel gave" the title to Hilo, are requested to report tv.rce furlonga in. ; lawei proved to be a success. Th fought game throughout, no whkh a shift in lino once on misslipa by the opposition. there has been no middleweight who and to Sergeant J. J. Quinn of Ccinpan hard with necessitated the string the ;;;'-:'i;.-- rave ihe Macfarlane ' - field.--Perha- walkera started from Keeaumoku and advantage to either side., A forward U?.' , a - At ... morning and Florence Rob-crt- V f Flllplnoa - has stood out above the C. 2nd Infantry, tomorrow aaorning ever this ,.: something. King streets and ambled to Heine'a pas game is dangerous' at all times, Y. M. C. A. Cavalry, given a test. Copra and , R H SB PO A K O'Dowd will show 9 o'clock. was O Tavern. Scott took the lead early in and in this respect the Townles will KB. Suggs ' came, over 'from .Maul '.and Antone, c. f. ....3 0 0". 0 2 O'Dowd was born in St. Paul, Minn, An effort is being made to securo Albrecht ...... '&rv Jay 5, Is, the race and held it throughout Peter have the advantage. A large crowd is Vcn L.T. . 1 Vogel Angu Marcial 3 b v;. ..3 J 1 0 3 3 on April 1895, and therefore. all-sta- r runners, i Holt ...... r .ould ready lor a goofface. second, - being an team of and it : be twenty-secon- d Neves was his. time expected out to watch the big battle. Ball L.G Garrisoo - Batong 2 0 1 2 2 3 past his birthday. : Icrhee came over on the' steamer h.;v..3 Just 16:55. .Scott had made the distance In thought that at least one or two teams Plannas, a. s. V...4 0 0 0 3 3 His best weight is around 158 pounds Hedric .....C Deverj Rollins is here to ride the can he secured to make the trip. Set ? r.ad Benny Irish-America- n 16.41. The other walkers finished in A iudga presiding over court p. a . Lopes, c.-- 4 0 1 0 C 0 and he is of parent- InlRampert R.G.. ... Jonnsoil :'v V; , e geant Quinn has consented to act at two Mani horses. . the following orders-Jo- Stlckney, Washington was administering the WTxitcomb Wright ; Darniau, r. L ; .0 0..0 age. ' any R.T...... ' Feature Race :.,:'.; lf ....2 0,00 19 : 27 ; manager of the runners and run : 18:35; Frank Fisher, Peter to a boy of tender years, and to day should Boni. r. f 0 O H) 0 0 0 His fir6t professional fight was in cover five in oath Noyes ...... R.E Kaisef The seventh race of the .,...,.1 Wright . 19.55 ; David Kahalawei, 20: 03 her who can the miles following 0 him put the question: "Have Q . . Soulei Floa Luis, p.; 1-- 0 2 1 1913. and was a one-roun- knockout fairly expected, to be ou Harmon ...... ' one of the besWon the card. i....i..!20 and San Kahalawei, 20:10, , fast time is you ever taken the oath; do you know Chartrand and Umpqua should Lani,. p. 0 0 0 0 0 0 victory over Henry Olson. He smarted hand. Pammel ...... L.H.. nee Roberts , There was a large. Crowd at the fin- how to swear, my boy?" Davlg .R.H Tysoa PQi-f-n- Garcia, 1. ;0 1 : 0 0 0 0 gradually out- pe a hard battlo for the first f.V:.4 as a lightweight, but ish and the Royal 1, Hawaiian band i.i. ' 1 V; . . ; 0 0 v 0 8 welterweight divis- COUNTRy'cLUeT Darnell ...... F.B..... i Erfisl and Inasmuch as Florence, Rob Beny, b. .'. .3 10 grew this and the played while the walkers, were com- 0AHQ Arthur Ewart 1, William Wong 0. Wf. good In th fought his best fights among Substitutions: Y. M. C. A Brintnall is has been making time ion and ing dovn the course.; Scott has been liam Williamson 0, Willard Grace 3, Noyes.y Ca- ; 31 2 5; 24 12, , 6 middleweight. met "Some for Harmon; MeComb for rrkouts many of the hftrsemeh v are ToUls' ,;. , ;2 the He has. in training Volcano Rtm and TEAM WINS IN GOLF George, H. Angus 0, F. H. Armstrong " " for the Suggs; Skinner tor - ' '. is a valryVictor for eking the Macfarlane mare as the Second Infantry v of the best men in his class. He . should he, run as as tie walked E. L Spalding 0. H. H. Walker 2. Haf : fast Kaiser; Rogers for Chartrand; Graf - - I-- ;.lv---.i''- J' v V v ;AR R-- SB PO A fairly good boxer, but is better known won sec- Simpson 2, Co1 inner. - ? k yesterday, should surprise Madame The Oahu Country Club the old Grace William for Tyson. promises to another inler Terry 3 5 3 1 1 as a. slugger. He is a powerfully Raw-an-s ond golf of yesterday 3, J There be 1: ...... Pele and Father Neptune. W. T. match thd series Curtis P. laukea J. J. Belser I. -- 5 9 do ns: Y. M. C. A. PammeV -- race when Mary Louise and IloUebacbivc. fvW.4 0 0 built youngster, standing feet satis- afternoon, wh.n ulffard's aggregates Total 19. Touch "ting 22 actnd as walking judge in a 1; Noyes, 1. Goals face the barrier. Both have BriscoL 1 ;.5v 2 1 1: 0 10 0 inches. of green massage men downed J. I. B. Honolulu Golf Club James I. Vi 3; Davis, frori Termont b.v. factory manner. I, 5 - - v at-th- " touchdown, von Holt, . schooled barrier during Ross. a a. 5 1 1 0 1 t 5 Some of his leading opponents are Greig's brush beaters at Haleiwa. Ths Grsig 3, William Bell 0. Frank Todd . 2.' t ue past week and ought to get awaj Estelle, r. C .5 0 0 0 fcnty Mlske. Silent Martin, Soldier score was 19 to 9. The Honolulu Go;l J. Rexburg 0, IL McLean 0, E. W. H. M. Blowers, referee; Capt, Can; ' Graves, i good shape.' Copra and Mary 37 Simmons. 2 b. ...5 1 '. 1 0 4 3 Bartfield. Billy Kramer, Rid Club missed one or two of the leading Dreler 3, F. Halstead 0, R. B. Booth 1, umpire; Sergjint Zimmerman, heal handicapped somewhat by the .U.'';V.4 1 , 2 1 2 Jack ; Britton and many other first BOXERS FLOCK golfers, who were unable to play. W. 0, W. 1, S. O. linesman; H. J. WenUeU timer. ' . . v ill be o Thomas c llr Canaday Forrest Copra haa enough tpeed-'t- Simmons, p. 0 Q 0 0-4- ' class men. The scores: , 0, W. G. Chalmers 0, Roy Bla-k-shea- r Time of 'quarters, ten and twelve ir'.p, but .....4 ' Halls out, although Rosella' : beea L f. ..'."". . 4 0 .1 ; 0 0 0 Middleweight 0, MunroO, W. CuHen.l.. To. minutes. One minute rest for quarters' via has Burns, .. K Champs Oahu Country Club H. P. Giffard E. ' ; - . v owing op well In the workouts. :r Tenure TO CAMPS ADD W. H Mclnerny 3. J. D. Mclnerny tal 9. and fifteen for halves. . i I - ' ' T Mule Race '7 Totals .. v .41 9 13 .1 27 15 7 Name of title Yrs ' The mule race promises to W Hits and runs by innings r . Tom Chandler .1867-186- 8 3 INSTRUCT BOYS 'n .1868-187- illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!illilllll!III!lllli!lllllllllllllllll!inilllllllllllll and Aina Nul PalahaliJia, 2nd Infantry .5 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 i-- a George Rooke ...... 4 t Maul mule, is expected to give xa . Base hits ....4 1 2 2 2 1 0 1 x13 Mike Donovan ...... 1874-1882- ,. i hybrids a real race throughortt Filipinos . '.. . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10 2 Title lapsed till 1884 , The knights of the squared circle -- a v--' .: V: 9 six furlongs. ; 'v Base hits i.V.O 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 a Jack Demsey 1884-188- 9 a who have been unable to secure bout3 Luke Rogers has been taking Maul Oakhem batted for Garcia in ninth. George La .Blanche .... 1889-189- 1 2 are flocking to the training camps as or over the eoursft in fast time, and Three base hits, Hollehach, Estel- Bob Fltzsimmons 1891-189- 7 ( instructors, and at the present time, t would not be at all surprising to ce le; two base hit, Estelle; aacrlfic hiL Title lapsed, Fltzsim- there are about 15 leading. boxers who ' '' e Rogers entry atep out in front fn Batong; double plays. Ross to Sim mons entering heavy- are teaching the young ideas how to 1 f t e race with Carmalita. The Hille mons to Brlscol; bases on balls, of! weight, class. duck. Among the boxers who' are al ought to ' ! cycle race for Orientals Simmons 2. off Luis 2, Lopes 0, Lani Tommy- - Ryan, claim ready in the field may. be named the ' 1 interest, as there are a namtet 0; struck out. by Simmons by 1897-190- 7 10 following:, .. V create ll, Luis ant r tr A riders the clt7. , Ryan-retire- undefeat-edin,190- 7. rf good Japanese in 6, Lopes If Lani 1; umpires, William d National Army Cantonments Rockford,.- - : Dickson and . W. H. . Tilly; ;. time ot Camp Grant, III. Char- GIVES OUT ; game, : CRISCOLL 1 hour and 15 minutes." Stanley Ketchel. claim lie White. . X " ' ALL-STA- R SELECTIONS '.V . .1907-190- ; ." , Asahl . 8 Camp' Dodge, Des Moines, lowarl "" '"' t '. ABR H POA.E Billy Papke .1908 80 days Mike Gibbons.- - C- 1. Paddy DriscolL ' CHICAGO. Dec Koshikawa. c 4 0. 0 6 0 1 Stanley Ketchel .1908-191- 0 Camp Zachary Taylor,' Louisville all-Weste-rn captain,and a. .1911-191- Ky. : 'ormer Northwestern Zenlmura.. a. '..- - A 1 .21.1 Frank Klaus .. 3 Jimmy Dunn. follow .1913-191- Ohio-- half back, makes fle Miyahara,'3 b.;.,.;..4' 0 0 it- 0 1 George Chip ... 4 Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, - V ; ; . -- aelectioM: Yusanaga, fv. ....3. 0 0 4" 0 Q Al McCoy ...... 1914-191- 7 Johnny Kilbane. Boys in the Trenches, r ; ' c That will be appreciated by the the rjrst Team v . 'Second Team Kozukl. J b, ...V..3 11" 1 2 l Mike O'Dowd .. .1917 Camp Upton, Yapahank, L. I. Ben- ... it. : Position i.y':yr;. w;. K, Mlyah&ra. 1 b. ..3 0 1 .S 1 ny Leonard. Mainland, ';: 1 young folks away school, friends on the and g at Mass.--Battlin- a m Cr". , tnd Nushida, r. f; 2 ,2: 2V 1 1 0 Camp Devens, Ayer, rolen, Ohio V...... IOine. Illnola Murakami, L f. I.;..2 1 0 0 '0 0 'ECKERSALL'S BIG TEN Levinsky. " v the Ones at Home. Timely and thrifty. tackle Maesaka. p. 3 10 1 0 1 FOOTBALL ELEVENS Camp Funston, Fort Riley, Kas. Uausefr Minn. . Hancock. Wis. Rob McAllister. - " ' : , guard. . Totals V...." .' ...28 5 .6 18 & C First Team Camp DIx Wrjghtstown, N. J.Weff ' ' rcklund, Mlnn." Ills. ; ; --.r,i "?' Company K'-- Boles, Ohio State L. E. Smith. Subscription ' One Year's center f - AB R H PQA E H. J. Courtney, Ohio State Camp Lewis. American Lake, Wash. Carhunter, Wis. ... .Gorgas. Chicago Caryen, r. t ...... 3 , 0 Oil 0 (captain) L. T. Willie4 Ritchie. ' ; p.-s- ,; a.--2 -- guard Simmons, b..3 .0 1 1 Ulrlch, Northwestern ...... L. G. National Guard Camps : . to the Chicago .....Rundquist. Ilia. Sweeny, 2 b.--. a. ...3 0 2 2 Van Dyne, Ohio State ...... C. Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga. Wil . tackle . - , Johnson. 3 b. ..t,...2 0 0 2 Higgins; Chicago R. G. Ham P, Armstrong. Courtney, O. ....Weiman,.Mich. Mristead. c. 0 5 0 Hansen, Minnesota R. T.' Camp MacArthur, Waco, Texas IL J. - ...... 3 ' ,vi;-'- -' end. . Fisher, 1...... i .3 0 0 0' Kelley. Wisconsin RJE. Packey McFarland. p. t m r Kelly. Wis. L ...... Peahody, a Bias, a. s.-- 3 0 0 2 Simpson Wisconsin ,"...Q. B. Camp Sheridan, Montgomery Ala. quarter back - Miller, 0 I 0 Eliingwood, Northwestern. L.H.B. Joe Mandot. W. t t ...... 3 Simpson. Wla...... UnderhilV N. Stratmar, l b...... 3 0 0 1 Harley. Ohio State R. H. B. Camp Pike. Little Rock,: Ark. . - half back Koehler, Northwestern. . F.B. Frankie Russell. ni 26 Second Team Camp Doniphan, - ilarleV. a: ...--St- ern Totals .... 0 6 16 7 4 Fort Sill, Okla. back Score by Innings: Klein, Illinois . Ij, FZ. Ritchie Mitchell. STAR- half Minn. ningwood. N..W. . -- . .Arston, Company K :t...... O 0 0 0 0 0 Ecklund, Minnesota ..L. T. Asah! O 00 Illinois . G. "How do you like New York T.' -- Vri full back ...... 3 x- Goelltz...... L...... 0 10 l -5 - -- O. Ingwerson, "The street cars are- too crowded Kohler N W; - ... - - Buiwell. SummaryTwo base hit, KoxuU: Illinois C. Will be the BEST GIFT y stolen bases, Zenlmura 2, Maesaka 1; Hathaway, Indiana ..R. G. to suit me. They pack .'em like sar- - . ' of New double plays, . Randolps, N. W. (captain) . dines in a box.'' Mr. Holman. the premier Mlyahara to Kotukl to .R. T. you K. Mlyahara, Fiynn, Minnesota ; . R. "Your comparison Is poor. When a Touth Wales, whoreturned Irom Nushida to K. Mlyahara, E. saya that the Unit-i-d Bias to Sweeny to Stratmar; Arntson, Minnesota .Q. B. box of sardines is full, It is full. They via America, bases on don't constantly keep Is making TOdertW efforta balls, off Maeaka 2, off Simmons 0, ' Laun, Iowa ..I., h. B. opening the States al- 2; I Bondi, R. box to pack a few more in." Semi-Weekl- y the war, and that ahe Bias struck out by Maesaka '5, by Wisconsin h. B. Kansas Mailed Daily to . any address at $8 per, year. helnwith d j Charpier, City Journal. Yoshi-kaw- aj lllllnois ready hw between 700.000-an- 800.000 Simmons 0 Bias 5; passed ball,' f. B. ' umpires. Wflliam 4 en under training. ; .'; Dickson and Brazilian troops have concen- at $2 per year. Place subscriptions' now so the Holiday issues tar-t- been y W. H. Tilly; of game 1 aliunlnum-allo- has been time hour and trated for the purpose of exercising An that la said 21 minutes.. When Your Eyes Need Care ed by an .Auatralian surveillance over the German colony will reach them. as steel, to, be non- - Try Marine Eye Remedy in the .hard STAR-BULLETI- state of Rio Grande. A tr, as N tele n;,b brated GIVES YOU 6aanliK( JaM Br Comfort. H wnti at graphic orrcsivei andwhlch f or vvnra Hook censorship has been establish- ; TODAY'S N EWS TODAY uik lor ITM a. -- 1 soldered ;v; - UKUiB ETK BKKLBST CU.. CHICAti ed In Brazil. iniiiiiiiiuiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiaiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB uu

STAB-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, MONDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1917. nine; ...... - TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT GIVEN m ; ' ' j i; jjj IMPETUS; BErMLCOHflt LIMITED The brew-n- of thc sams TOlume Restriction on Content By the i a.w!f the ii :i . jilj President Follows Authori- "Further provisions are being made . to output of v'v increase the maximum Bishop Trust zation By Congress cattle feed from brewing establish- ment. - By C. S. ALBERT "The food bill provides for the pro- (Special Stax-BnUeti- n Ccrroadence.) hibition of the use of foodstuffs in : Hl.r;TU i ' I ff 13 Th Pruuucucn aiMjiia npirus. lur ! Co., Ltd. ! food-.otlme- r tr.iVranc movement "was Riven an-- 1 Prpos and the use of j i ! fcre impetus the alcoholic "uf's for ,he Production of distilled h: 8. j on 'content of l,ccr limited to a maxi- - ,d"nks tPPl September ,?- - however, country of :; p,r ixnf. Tins approxi-- ! rWe in the uuin to three, rears supply of lmr.r a ono-four.- h leducaon in the lr?nlrtw extends iaky. anci - of and brandy and pn other d.s- .quantity si:.nu:ant intoxicant e carriec:" in the .S0",', ?" PrOV,deS beiera. that can com man - The conserv.it ion of rood also wasjdeered br the KOVernment if required ,j.-ide- b gram ir.gred-!fo- r lessor:n;: the purposes of manufacture of aleo-- j cordial greetings b :vr p.-- r cent. This save hoi for munitions. few ; nearly ;nt-th- irl of the food material ! ..0n the cther hand the roquirp. -- bf-e- ust-- m nakirg for other andtmen,g for ndustr:al nlcohol in addi-- - ' better purpose. Thn last session of j And best wishes of the tion to the norma- output from saw-;- ( onarevs left the regulation of beerjdust other waste products is at :m the i'l'-sid-t nt t hands. He has j present negligible Christmas Optimisms Yuletide Season il'.Tn trcngly urged to take the ac "Those who wish brewing entirely now , jMon indicated. . suppressed should therefore bear in The by Mr. 5tatfine.it piven out mjnd that if such a COUr8e were piir-- : 'jjj Business is satisfactory. ijjj i.1 1 iloover follows: i sued the country would be placed on all. j "The president approved the recom- - R whisky basis entirely and the ij There are ships enough to supply our allies with IjJ to niendatior. cf th food adminiJration j amount of. alcohol consumed wouM I food and ammunition. hi imai. i!te .neon wc content ot. neer , most probably increase. ,'7 Ithou'd be rcdui d :n - n the first instance! "The riesimhiliti- x i vin. 1 11 c: d ail ; j to . ner cent Maximum and that the srein used tn hi-pri- frm ti,0 ! . And there are ships to serve our Hawaii nefo olurre ot grain f- - be used In brew- ' of view of food conservation is there- - I ing jj shall be reduced to an amount, fore limited by the social question in- - The war has advanced mechanical development by "iO approximately per cent of the I; - volvcd in the exclusive use of llll a dozen years. j amount of gra n formerly used, en- - w hisky." 24 QUARTS Our country has a good president, who is a God- 10 000 OF R0LPH ISSUES WARNING mi 0 H fearing man. m BEER. 500 GALLONS TO CANDY MAKING MEN WINE SOLD FOR XMAS Our Army and Navy have shown tremendous effic- r A - ft warning to confectionery . mo- Saturday the liquor license office ducers that the Food Administration f iency in bringing themselves to a war basis. Us was swamped with the applications is keeping a watchful ey on theli V for requisitions- - for the purchase of purchases of sugar was given recent- The Emergency Fleet has begun leaving the "ways." J ly wines, liquors and beer, and when -- be when the following telegram was day's work was over more than 1500 sent to refiners throughout the coun- Uncle Sam is fighting a righteous war. had been issued. Estimatetng try by George M. Rolph: rqoughly .this means that in the neigh- "Very important no relaxation re- Through the fire and strife and killing and maiming, For Your borhood of 10,000 quarts of beer, 500 strictions on deliveries manufacturers be non-essenti- will al Christianity war gallons of wine and 800 quarts of food products. Under- will rise triumphant and tr other liquors were sold. W. H. Hut-to- n, stand confectioners obtaining 50 per abolished from the countries of the earth. ; IT' license Inspector, said this morn- cent requirements from refiners and ... ii t. ing beet '' Christmas Dinner that he believed today would see factories and buying additional So let it be. , ever 2000 requisitions Issued. Because sugars through jobbing sources. .'rl of this rush of business it has been Please notify these manufacturers' necessary to engage additional help, that In due time investigation will ! Fesh Ranch and everybody is working at top be made ,and If It is found that they speed. ; have bought more than 50 per cent their normal requirements it might J(l'(iMM SALE OF K00LA1J LOTS be necessary for Food Administration j Large, white, select; 1 dozen 1 carton. to cut them off from all supplies. It --:,- VM" AND Per dot, 65o - LAKEVIEW OIL STOCK is their patriotic duty to assist by Richard H. Trent, Pres; reducing their output to 50 per cent Auctioneer E. L. Schwarzberg of Chas. O. Heiser, Jr., TreasiW Irwin . H: Beadle, Sec'y. 11! of J. normal. Please circularize1 jib- II! ii P. Morgan Company on Saturday sold bers requesting them not to sell man- 14 kuleana interests In the Koolau dis- ufacturers who usually buy direct I' tl Rice trict for H. M. von" Holt, administrator from refiners or beet factories, thus 11-l- b. of of ; Newtown! Pippin ; Hawaiian, per bag the estate oMhole Moanaull, the assisting Administration policy, and aggregate result being $571 from va- circularize manufacturers y:--: notifying r-V- Per box, $1.75 $7.25 rious buyers. them of position of Administration on ' At the same time 1624 shares of this subject. Lakeview No. 2 Oil Co., sold for Wil- liam Henry, trustee of the bankrupt RUMANIA : VERIBEST WILL. NEVER estate of A. P. McDonald, went to MAKE SEPARATE PEACE Boyer at. Frank 26 cents a share. The trAuirivj a-- (American Lds Angeler truotatiort on ruiti, meesaze Red Cross mission to Ro UNFILLED STEEL ORDERS. last eHi:ti3l;XH:: tonsV! tccorfinf the sfo!i from King " -r-- ranges Ferdinand of Rumania de- mania which landed at a Pacific port v:. to the monthly statement, recently from 35 to 50 cents. claring his country 'would l-l- never make recently, according to h statement by NEW YORK," December 15 Un- 112,- - , in b. Cartons; no less than 5 lbs. to any one custo issued. This . is a decrease of V a separate peace is being .carried to Lieut Frank Conner, interpreter for filled orders of 'the" United States HUMBURG COMING TO President Wilson by 669 tons," compared with the orders ' , ) mer; per lb. 55c." members of the the mission Steel Corporation on NoTembe ;' 30 on . ' - t October SI. DIRECT HACKFELD AFFAIRS r .

u'rl ''California' . John F. Humburg, one of the three Potatoes rice presidents of Hackfeld & Co., is reported to be on his way to Honolulu Onions ' Per 1004b. 2ag, $3.00 to straighten ont the affairs of th company as the result of the resigna- 100-lb- s; $2.75 Per tion of the present manager, J. F. C, Hagens. and the self confessed inpli-catlo- n of Georg Rodiek in the Hindu conspiracy case. California Feed Go., Ltd. ..All of these men mentioned have - been the active executive heads oi 4121 ip ttione Alakea and Queen Sts. th company for some years. Th president of the company is Mr. Hack- - r;Ha feld. a resident of Germany. -

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"Oh, I'm the man that carves the 'turk ThisTiird all brown and crispy I Hold your appetites steady, Have your knives and forks ready, And name your choice part speak up briskly."

We wish our patrons and all people of Honolulu a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

MefaropoHtanM(feat Market If' Home of Hart Schaffrier ": 3-4-- :&ii0p0MiM0M Phone 4-5 )0

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YUIirjli i DDjOIIII UTtferalling CoLThiMqaa H. Rets, tlvulfMIt' BESF department-- , and commanding officer of the 3d Engineers, to duty on 111- the mainland .were received today by - HEABEi - cable at army headquarters.. ', TO - CAI1P KOt.'BIT' SHOULD- Colpnel has been in command flees, jfT "T-- - -- : - t'- here only, a ; few 'months', having been vi sMUohed' formerly in the Philippines and.coping here after a brief visit to AL ; ' NOW FACE TBI i m a m m a a a a a m i w the states.;. - v '.. . Joyce Cambelt?JOttag Hono-H Four enlisted inen of the 3rd Engi .'..: neers, . , department, Hawauan lolB tngineer, will aooti he on.kfe 4 navf 1 : I -- J ordered to 4th e duty Noba! way. : tVarap Metde, Maryland, . lHMaMf ?NW) been mainland for Nicholas and Pastor Kanate. Vv Lee,-Virgini- or .:v; baring, eallsted here: and' been SAN FRiKCISCO.Ill CaU Dec :1T at. Camp with the Engi in:.. Wdiwiih ydti Merry; ChnslmaS members or former members of Com .r neers. Training Camp They are Mast 4 pany B, 1st Hawaiian infantry, are be-- assigned to that large training That the'Britlsh wr slogan De yow ' CanjpbeH inappropriate er Engineer. (junior grade) Juhn D. Ae merrieat you've ever. Uriown. 7-$7- H , tag kept jail cimp. is a Texan andi bit," is Jaseenuste end la until an examination MpKay ;' Cpl Crouder. Co. i7' ; by country X. .Vr coart-mait- be has een. employed the ordf fer this and is tending to slow Edin or laTetiatIon can .Sgt Syverbea, Co. C; : mad of their cases, N'obal appeared Toong Ingineering Co for,.; the upeffort on the part. of many of the I; wflliam.E. Cpl. Re-e- tt is. Becker,- - Co; C. night armory; to for past U months.; Jn. common with r people Is th growing convictlpn of Ui at the ask ' r:v ; federal pay' for the half year Just end-int- .. other, egianeers on' Oahu . whose these oaae(ted here with tha Federal eroiiily - services y Food 'Administration CsHfornla jflDGESAYOSEWrib rcmcitibcrinff . '. : areief pedally needed fer ' ,Uncle Earn, - ux England one's implies v. .' 'He was formerly, Com he has volunteered "ait M your ihoppinff. a member of to de his part the carrying iothrough of an undertake SELLB002E TO EN M , - sg. f PWy B. but was discharged n June tngto 'lfs' iccempUihtpent. In - the : UNIFORM ARE TRAITORS i in order to leave the territory.'. It der United States and" ett' Coas veloped night. not the Pacific ;i last that he had In- - particular 4he general conception left, and further that had no WACO, Tex. In an. address from le of a .bit la a relatively small thing. U the bench at the opening of the United V .4 Iratlon card. Aa he was not a HILO BOY : memberri MAKING... l$:a.term applied to 1JH cents. - ; Judge z District Court in Waco, of th crnaril nn Har ha T Stater rrftrtitifn r ' 4 rjuvai strongly win be by reglstraUonJ IN SERVICE - West condemned those examined the pieee or a morsel and probably has- - -- board. The examination has ' who sell intoxicating liquors to sol- been set wrong' psychological effect on '.- - the - Sx-iIt- U djers,' declaring that siicn conduct is V , for.next. Monday...- (4si p. 0rrtpet.i peop,v said Kiph jierrltt, reo both - disloyal ' In HirjO.'. fte& - and traitorous. the . pastor Kanate; a member of Cam ' ootf anrinlswalor for. Califoml-- . jf superintendent" paa re-- ea(f course of his: address to ithe Jury III R. Hart AriUm pf waterworks, - . ttm not' attnfaif lnia "Ther'm'JlpBal,e- kbo buys a, . West-eald- v " w; Judge ceivea a; rrem pu - son, c:-;r- ' and been, fewer . v .lud dropped front the as thousand dollars' worth of Lfberty, Because of the great number of c up better known rBuangt who la now sonqs n put buvwcu v In an cam naa none' P. certatnry complaints and arrests "befog made' for r ,fiis alar months pay also and- - -- was aviation a.f.San Antonle, ' by-- f :r hhas failed: a long margin 0? Ttelation of the recent act-- of con- - ; . rprpmptly locked up! byrthe mlUtfry ef ' gress prohibiting of liquor "BijDna-irrlt- vie, say- - jthat while le sale to : ;v;lllJKirltlw who will irr him by cpurt 'MX4hii the wprtd greatest crisis. officers and soldi'ert'of the: mm . . . . he hea net as yet 'taken physical -- ; ' ' armf.Mt jnaruai.. tb$ does not call for th e Meat efforts uf eeems- - proper tor make some" public - tesj for the - ; :avatn corps' hea'at then 'certainly . stitenjent 3 . Atan that will serve to give the ; - V ,CWhere Is your new office? taehed, te jt 4 ifrgefnt and'h'M; there meyer"!!! come a thne Khen U people serioua-hes- s - a realizing eepse of the v thirty-sevent- ; h equadot 'mea pader hlm-- V can of themjTo do this-offens- " oa HI9 e. ft 'Tra the floor. of $raa onf of ;?Jt seenis gen- """" ; the Cott6nworth bnfldlng.";i; -- lag ltf Jie' nltlwwl KHflo titmajaean 'anything orA relat(v!y erally to he ttmsidered as n ftiKt minor. ;iH:::!t:ii:: ::::::-.-':- : 1 -- gives" 1 - 1 Q I "Do yoiillke ltr,; " 7 W him -- goodatea He hopes to take netingo It.' the people apt trifling mattr that is of no special sig jj::ij::'r:ir:!l::.- 'l haven't got acclimated ; yet" the physical test in the neat future and rteasnrw o'what is expected of them; nntcance or moment." ::j :ofion Transcript..;srv; '.'t-:.v-:- to come tarouta itnn good shape.. TAMation lsccaiUng forvthe best ef forts -- of its citisepj. Evry man- - ct ON : woman, if honest with v.ieipserrMt" fJIW INSTRUCTED . knewf. whether er net they are dolnr ; - HAM U W NGj OHAm WORK pest. -- - i tneit , ;':

imiLO.rilawail. Dec. 2l.r-W- .. rf. 6mith.;chairman;'ors the' local draft jpard - a received wireless . ysferdf' . r. . ,' raorninr - from; Captain Frencj! 7 t P i. ,:w if' Green,, who . invctgrge of the af f W.ANTEP;1M;B,QIN5ERS o .the' ((eet that .Cap-- urcep, . . ism iniepas io cai into h;q v. A vaM'negrtfee'fis ::;Hawgli;skiUed vice on Jnuaryi; next all,the regis- - MVwerVnjen1. j.Ar atned aajforeniep; gang 4eadera or;oyeysert;ari. wanted tot enlist inthf t?th Engineers:, (col--J Captain: Oreen also.wirelessed. thai At the ExUWtton HiU above the cJTicsr of; CMtlef; Cooke. orea 1 ana tot anniy? aftne local or-- . he."jswrftln$ to. each; chief registfai flee of the distrfct engineer 4n the Mc-- tproyghbnt jfcbVm&M&- fijrmlna mtndtes, hulldjnf ;;Attention. is called tflem pi tnp acuon xn Qas oeen xaaea by gcUngJ;ndec-.auhbr- - :hiu; i Jcvwfhg v(he nMieiag - , f dt!afted1- ie.presjaxn.v , ,,-- , sohs.is pus pende'd in . case. The lnstpicjlona jto tte effect ,that .th oiraqesiioiia.:whlcK fhajs pro list Bep; ,V? ! .rr:::::.!5y :':7c:--7t7-t- ismot to-b-e rmaued to the rea. iiyy4:;f? -- tred ..3E3E3E Jehd.thefafsistanM tn the matter p.t. jsiranismniu vine envelopes o, carrj Cj ihjff circumstances, thi& will cij6JlkrartByvKar admirers ?o?l rocurlng'i.colored s men ijwhp ; wni be same arrlVeJf rbm' thn Coast ar given. .suiulr;aa;nt6mmtisjo Jfjie : cla'sslflcatiQn :'pef ipd is' to ' begfo so r wiir; - lorwprkiin wjist not ; Jbigh- merit eucts iieTer, before h&s gen'CereUttotheaWf? intet(ererwItVjthe iprep e,r(oranef; etweilcjlnVtbeiratrleta.Yaid'i - - - - . C i'- w " .'" " jaaaBBpaBaavBBnaaaanteiaaaHr r j ... v- a. j ! j - T , j theyjjnlcate.dlrect : with'V.th3y ARttYMVYfilVES5i j t iewmaDilpg officer, of the JiTth ir- l- ;i :SHCW FOR:SOtpiERS t Hearjsihil)ittld wpm-'lpJty- ; Tli'licK "merrlmeht rtind entertainment r.; caHemy, pbyal iritislif aoie ror assignment toiwa regiment: gamea. eyia large nnperi0i'aj.-dlerad;attimdd;eTpateutVah- oi $ociel of :Artists Jitiitei -- wat ?oal elthar.'br;trknjif.errroi the draft r r y h.;. Royal Scottish -- AjcAiieinvfiV oWrx.fMitment'2.r of the; Atm awi Miivyvy; m, cvA iasl '" A rto WorldyFairu-F- 4 l' V.' V, 'I V GAPTSMITH RECEIVES . w"jr juu? is l ' T lisgenius of thb ,man:y that ? wr a gtyen - each ;.cthe:islands 1S0MMJSSiqNVINAV Sa'tiir;dayr evening at ithirmy "ant ;vV3 are instructed to; Nlry 'fT,wn8na;foUt)w.8?v i ;'; orheseairj :;8ArACi8?flpt!al4or: 11 .Gafnss--an- d RoWnfOd.. Macltfacf fmlth, ihjt ? Franctjco 7mariijfer;wh6se Ronjth"' cedlahriondgnd Barkfrvditcb ndyenjhirta in Beas resulted; ali!8algltt;Ua?;KenBachTa;w; ln.tir; wreekt of th, e; QermanVraldr: popular aongsiUackf Smyrle7blackf Seeadler.r.hai -- reeelted' a xommlssimi sle lieutenant- - InrjearaV oiDiediwrfJbbheftlaaiStone tupf; f, reseffe and wmgvact ndi Ernest .Cottren, songs ' ordered; into? getlve eeryicot at an ' -- -- v 3:.'.,;' :,;: , :;; -- : etc:: Jantle ?oaitt vpolht He ?reeelve , hia thenav7,,j;vf; TflOvoH ' .TJie Jntin Thet;castf for the ket'eh, "School . CYcin,T--pno- comciwsiTO. eave for -- ;t to sale Cgyt JottOwf fifgggia ? Wnkmrs.; itit htscst'atoncervi'- Jamer:AsfPWllIps;;teacer.iSgO; 'I1 ? ' I'. l!f' f Miieneitit,x - Harry? Roland ; Fjuffy RutftesMHra PirJiy. - rdaiJtnieii ; : i : r - ,j;- :,:;-- - f , ":.... -. ';.' - :..... j.. - " '.. , 'V-- :ii-.-&''v''- Burke DoJI DimpleaMlsa Kafh- '' ' v A '

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: ------sTAKBtTLr,rnx, mondav, dixkmjbek . 24 11 kosotxta? IuIaTaX 4 t - - - w t - . t, i9ir t ft: ' . iSSrs 0 RESENT ARTICLE The Regal Shoe Store wishes all a Truk driers from th Quartprmae-te- r rpi at Schofild Parrtcks htvc Christmas of real, r!ld the tttni!on of th Star-Buil- 2 to printed week old-fashion- o tin in article last ic ed m raornicg paper which stated that joy. aojt of the motor truck at the b! post ir owned by the 5Ui Field Artil- lery. At a matter of fact, fay the quar termuter drr.. most of the trucks art owned by tlie quarteraiaiter s I and the 'real work" at 8chofild is done by them. Often, they l:A We extend ay, thay are compelled to help tho th field ArtillrT out of the ditch, tnaat "not being expert chauffeurs or all skilled drivers." to j As to the hauling of lumber and supplies and doing the heavy work at the post, this is up to the Quarter- - r i an master trucks. All baggage of officers j earnest it hauled out by them from Honolulu when transports arrive. Troops in the field are supplied by the quartermas- wish for a ter drivers. Thus it is they feel that a Story firing the 9th Field Artillery rralie for this work is not entirely J fair.. Merry "We don't havp time lor drills.", said one driver, commenting on the arti- cle. "We don't learn how to stop and start on a signal. As a matter of fact A: . Christmas we are moving all the time, except when we stop for a moment to puli fliri or ten artillery trucks out of th-- ; ditch, as occurred during a recent rainy spell at Schofield. ' PERSONALITIES I II II MlMTrm. II 1 H 1 1 " ri a Dft. C. L. SfOW, well known Hilo physician, is a. Honolulu visitor: J. N. S. WILUAMS arrived on the I Platiniimmithis and Jetvelerx Mauna Kea Saturday from Hilo. ' IN HAWAIf 0INCI 1M7 R. T. MOSES, the ,Hil6 automobile man. was a visitor in Honolulu lat week.

JOHN HIND was among the arriv-al- s from Hawaii on the Mauna Kea caturday.

MR. AND MRS. ANGUS McPHEE and Miss Inez McPhee are Honolulu visitors from Maui. - s ' vrVAr ?.:v.. ' r . J. LORP, the contractor, has re- i : - A . ... front a business trip to Is- ' turned the , ; ,. - " ...4 , ,, . - :;. ' ,, v . " . . ' -i ''. .. ' of y land Hawaii. ; v-- w ; V: :vv , -' i , ,- ... . V

I ' JUDGE LYLE A. DICKEY of Kauai - - .: - ; ' t J. - ... --rj.'v: ... . Is in town to spend the Christmas and New Year holidays. In the beauty of the lilies SPEAKER H. I HOLSTEIN Of Ko-hal- Hawaii, has left to spend the Christ was born across the sea - holidays on his farm on the Big Island. r. .: MISS BERTHA. LLOYD; formerly With a glory in his bosom " " o' that ' . .' ' 11 ' ' ' ' . , . " '" j -- r. 7 .. r "".'. '..".' . Lea Angeles,. has been appointed a - At tX tnntttl tteetiif of qt SeefUe toynf, Enrljh ,;wt4ry; um UrfrVrter and pleaders of flours teacher' at the Libue, Kauai, public ;- transfigures you Di peo Coeletr held Deceflisir 11. Chock Hoo, Chinese secretwy. and & with Kurepetn countries is henceforth IchooL - ' and me. &3 Ui folieviEf efficerp : wr elteUd to tw:nt,.4rturw,:v4r'. . ,. yojiJbJtM.- - Tfct bysiness ui ow bt serr tot tho tnlutar T4 Cfctei fisi. .ej.f. , oily pu food tdrnmistra WW. H. HUS SMAN, passenger sujJcr-iatOBdeitt- i AIl d'-r- rj trading byAg'rlrtB ttey; y . . ji. As ne died to make inen boly i frnUe'trlle !ogrTicrre",?nt: i9 tho Hilo'RR. Co., was an arrival on the Mauna Kea Satur let us die to make men

ROWAT, H6no-lol- tt 'ix::'t PR. A.?R. former tvoterinary, now located on Ha- Battle Hymn:. .M waii, is making a Christmas visit to his family ', if "j

MRS. KATE LONO has been ap-point- by tho department of publle instruction as a teacher at the Wai- - V I pahu, Oahu, public school. l lie Hawaiian lilectrid CJo., Ltd. JUDGE WILLIAM L. WHITNEY returned from a visit to Kauai Satur day and expects to remain until at to: tfco holidays. THORNTON HARDY, for two veara ' .v... i 9 j'..'';:iV ejert in the public works department and former Honolulu newspaperman, lft Saturday for Hilo to become edi tor of the Hilo Daily Tribune.

I ROBERT S. THURSTON of the Ha- - wain Sugar Planters Association r Ut W r SER VICE exptriment station, who recently wem mtilUW. 5V op a buaiasis trip to the Garden Is tad, returned Saturday. MRS! S. A. RANSOM, wif of th head of the American health service is Shtnghai, is a visitor in the city. She jn rejoin her hqsband, who has jui been released from some special sen-te- e at Houston, Texas. PR, H. A. TODD, until recently s resident of Honolulu, -- has leased a i . a'ift'!-;? ' v ;v' .. Tip y uite of rooms in the Davis block, in- tending to take up ) . . ,. AV the practise of medicine here Dec 15. -- Portervilki, CaL, Messenger.

MISS HELEN LEE, a graduate. of he Humboldt, Cal., normal school. nnd Miss Ruby Horne of San Francis- co,-will arriva here on an early steamef to enter the employ of the department of public instruction as ieachera. " ' I . " ' .. t , ' f - 7. - ' - -- i - '. . A.' ' HARRY - EVANS, who until a few ... ". i-- f v , ;:: t f .'. days ago vr as an. employe of the mer thants patrol, where he has been for number of years, has enlisted in the xinth Fiejd Artillery. Before coniin? to Hawaii he was a member of the na tonal guard of California. " ' , II U May your Christmao bo all MOON, il -... CLAUDE E. for several 5FJA : Aft ' - m' 'cars linotype operator for The Corr !cr, who for the past few months haa you liaye pictured it, is been working as operator in Honolulu. the returned to Oxnard last night to tako up his former job. Mr. Moon reports a very pleasant ocean voyage to Sau t f wch of the, Francisco, and says that Hawaii is as si beautiful as ever. Oxnard, CaL, Cour- ier. ,. f' ;; ; ( r,;';w.-..- . f MRS. G. E. HARVEY DIES Following an illness of over a year, ilrs. Georgiana E Harvey, widow, died Sunday afternoon at the Leahl home. Funeral services will be held this afternoon in H. H. Williams' u& Ct3- - dcrtaMng parlors, the interment to Il Smoof fe'Sieinhauser, 1411 be In Nuuanu cemetery. ? Mrs. Htrvey was born in Concord. New Hampshire, July 23. 1833. She is Sjfgj Alakea & Merchant Sts. Branch: King oppUIxr survived by a son, Fred G. Harvey, of this city, and 5 --' several brothers and Sisters on the mainUnd. She had lived Is Honolulu 10 xeai - HONOLULU; STAB-BTJliETll- N. MOITOAY, Vrx;EMB&n. riyi. . - " " " " "" ... .i F0RT.1ER NIGHT CLFillt AT ROYAL !MRS. ftlATSON GETS

!-- HAWAIIAN RECALLS OLD SCENES MOST OF ESTATE

Dec. 15. Mrs. San Francisco, raconteur, wit and bon SAN FRANCISCO. H. Fassett, B. widow of Captain Wii Manager George who ed by everybody Lille MaUon. vlvant, was 11am of the Matson Nuuanu, col- Matson. late head Who Sleeps in "At that time there was quite a Co., yesterday was ony living Steam Navigation High of literary men and artists family of 17500 Paid Tribute Honolulu, among being Rob- awarded a allowance in them a month pending the settlement of Louis and Jules Taver or-cere- "good days" In Honolulu ert Stevenson was d Those old (who all big volcano the estate. The allowance vividly for kamaalaas la nier painted the by Judge Graaam after Alex are recalled pictures). Fassett was well known to an interesting description of Oeorge ander Morrison, attorney for the man them and they all loved him for his Income IL Fassett, famous Western hotel good also estate, had stated that the manager of Royal liberality and 'nature; he la tlO.O'JO and at one time the friendship or from the estate "more than hotel, by Dan J. enjoyed the personal monthly." Hawaiian written David Kalakaua, a king of the Lyons In Western Hotel Report- former The will was admitted to probate The , who, died, gave manager of the AUsca-dero- islands, when Fassett testamentary were granted er. Lyons is royal king's and letters Cal., Inn. him a funeral. The guari Mrs. Matson and Morrison. While the was the guard of honor and the royal was Extracts from Mr. Lyons article was estate has not been appraised, It kahilis were ordered out. which by Morrison it is worth in tell of the days when monarchy held a rare compliment to the dead hotel said that I away in these islands. Us author was keeper. excess of J2.000.000. night clerk at the Royal Hawaiian The awarding of three-quarte- rs of "Joe Tllden was suffocated by fire estate monthly income to Mrs. for a time under Manager Fassett: occurring In one of cottages, the .ago the hotel Matson indicates, it is said, that the! "George Fassett years was being rescued by Col. Sam Parker, Deleran hotel at settlement effected between the rein! chief clerk at the being to car- ! Y who. a llg man. was able New York. waa a cloee of Captain Matson was on a basis ol Albany, and ry him in his arms, he onl ; out but 75 per cent to Mrs. Matson and be; i friend and companion of Grover lived a few days. He also had a verr B. Roth, an4 Cleveland and often went with the large being by daughter, Mrs. Lurline funeral, esteemed the remaining 25 per cent to the five former president of many of his fish entire populace. Fassett and Tllden the children by Captain Matson's first , Ing excursions. both sleep In the pretty little Nuuanu marriage. j to San Francisco Just 40 I many "He came cemetery, and wonder how of In his will Captain Matson left years ago as chief clerk of the Bald the visiting hotel men make th-- i that by hla ' hotel, which time was un 20,000 each to five children win at that winter pilgrimage to Honolulu have first marriage: Mrs. Ida Bernard. der the management of the late Jotin ever wandered up that way when keeper of national street; Mra. Emily Forrest, 85 I A. Rice, a hotel bound for the PalL The old gardener street, Oakland; Matson, f fame. Rice amassed a fortune by in will tell them about the two hotel iJi Arthur 61st- - street, Testing In the stock market (on tips (white men) who came lt"7 Oakland; Theodore haoles to tho Matson, 66 'Short street, and Walter J. furnished by . Lucky Baldwin) and islands long years ago and sleep side Matson, Hillsborough. . leased the Tremont house, which was by side, the one a famous Cordon Bleu opened about 1880, and took Fassett (but only One-hal- f of the estate was bequeath to entertain his friends): to Mrs. Matson with him as chief clerk. Mr. Baldwin a firefighter who, t ed and the remainder the other fearless was to go to Mrs. Roth. ; went to Chicago and coaxed Fassett addition to his duties as manager of back to the coast by offering him the the old hotel, was also a foreman of management of the Baldwin hotel, and Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 and MONEY ARRIVE? FOR proved to be a magnet for the ho- always he ran with "the old machine" In HAWAII tel, attracting many of the high-clas- s spite of his. extreme weight (Fassett GUARDSMEN turfmen and theatrical celebrities to was a very heavy man when he died). the hotel by the charm of his won "Fassett gave me my (Special 8Ur-BoUtl- o Corrf&cn4neO first chance 21. S. derful mastery of men. to stand ap- HILO, Hawaii, Dec. Capt. J. behind a hotel counter, Regiment, ,But he was a man who would not pointing ffle key clerk at the Baldwin Rickard of Company 3, 2nd ' Hawaii, re- stand interference .In the manage- In 1881, and afterwards aa night clerk National Guard of has from Washington a sum of ment cf the hotel, and one day he re- at the Royal Hawaiian hotel in 1884, ceived We with our friends and patrons and all the other patriots of Hawaii signed and went to Honolulu, where and I revere the man for his many money exceeding two thousand dollars he accepted the management of tho fine qualities. James B. Marvin, now and whlclv is intended for paying the' Xtoyal Hawaiian hotel and was the living In can men of the company, which was orig San Francisco, substan- Company F, most successful manager ever at, the tiate what I say about him and is one inally known as for the Happiness and Prosperity - ending 31, 1916. head of that famous hostelry. Hi as- of the few men living- was con period December The who money came Is now sociate at the hotel was the celebrated nected with the Baldwin in those by drafts and Joe Tllden of the Bohemian Club ot years." ' availably for those who are entitled portion. to it. as their Christmas Captain announces IS KILLED WHEN HE Rickard thai B OOZE those men who have & claim on the LIMES " FALLS FROM HORSE money should call upon him for the cash. ' Many of the members of the

6Ur-BaHat- company throughout (8peUl ia Oaitwueaw) have scattered HILO, Dec 21. By on the county and they cannot be found at the present time. The pay will ARE1TGMED the plains of , Wai'mea Wednesday aft- well-know- prove to be a welcome surprise to ernoon, George Lindsay, a n thr Parker ranch employe, was killed. His men who have waited a long time fot ; their money. HILO. 21. When,; the licenss body was found by searchers who ranch-man,.- From Captain Rickard commissioners met yesterday the ap- vent out when the horse of the ? it is learned Co that 42 men responded to the call to Works res- discovered wandering about Honolulu Iron plications Japanese of three for before set, December 9 taurant licenses were turned down on without-- , rider.' When found, the enlist the date body was cold,1 the skull was fract- 15, for the closing of the doors to ured.-; ;' voluntary enlistment, and this is were asked for. The three all wanted ... that m considered to be very satisfactory. mk r Aaffnav V infl nAAIA i Lindsay," who -was a , noted horse- uld be sold with meals. This prop-positio- n man and who waa famous as a breaker DROPPING THE GERMAN. did not meet with ihe approval or . raw coltf r went roff as usual on Re '. of the board. .; Wednesday morning on horseback. ' The application of the'"Hawaii Wine Nothing: score waa The Superior Court ot New York seen of him until German- ,'-- has granted permission to Ameri- American Al- names. more mere service,' said Co. for a" transfer the; wholesale Lis dead tody was found ont in, the the. names, both companies being German Alliance to than thf -American Insurance Company Company New bead Plunkvllle's telephone syste hm. liquor license of the Serrao Liquor center cf the plains on he ranch. The of can. Permission has been granted liance Insurance of of New York and the German Alliance to change the name 'of the German-Apierica- n York. As soon as legal requirements "The telephone service in Plunkville "We like to keep 'em liappy by giving ; hcrse tad wandered some ' for di- Insurance Company to com- - very , board. The new company; had been stanced! it was that fact that made eliminate the io Great' American Insur havevbifen compiled with, both is slow." formed to do a wholesale liquor busi- the search party start out word "German" from their corporate ance Company.of New York, and the panies wm operate" unaer meir new "Well, we aim to give our peopleisas City 'Journal ness and It wished to acquire the li- It is surmised thai Lindsay . was cense of the older company. , , !, thrown from his horse some man- " in Inspector. Harry Overend made an ner and that he then was almost in- application for a telephone to be in- stantly killed or else that the animal stalled In his residence as he has a had kicked him on the head after he Jot ot telephoning to do and has had had. fallen from it. A verdict of ac- . high toils to pay in many instances. cidental death was returned. The board decided to grant, the boon . so the inspector win in future have FAIRMONT. not to pay anything, out' of bis own HOTEL TAKEN - pocket f r. ; '.V'v'. V-- ' 'v; ;0yER BY D. M. LINNARD FRISCO MAN TO HEADS D. II. . Linnard, well known in Ho- FEDERAL TELEGRAPH v nolulu, has taken charge of the Fair- mont Hotel : in San Francisco which COMPANY, IS REPORT has . been added to the California Chain known as the Big Five. The 12.-D- - SAN FRANCISCO, 'Dee r. Chain Includes the Fairmont and Palace of - Sai - Francisco and the the Anglo and London-Pa- r is National, Maryland, Huntington and Green oi ' Dank, -- has admitted that he will ac- Pasadena, :.;.'.,'.-- ; cept the presidency of the Federal Mr Linnard will be In direct Telegraph , Company i : 'the charge of the Fairmont and his ac- operating company for ; the Poulscn quaintance with many Honolulu 'peo- -- - ". - - Wireless Corporation. ;.' ple Is bound : to bring- - him custom This announcement may. be ao from i these ' islands. ,. The Fairmont cepted as marking the consummation hav, a magnificent location; on Nob of a deal by which strong financial Hill and overlooks. the 'city;-----' :" - backing Is assured to the I'-- Federal Telegraph Company and the holding concern. Poulaen Wireless ! Corpora- AILHAWA!' tion, here and In the East, and It was said last night that the , con-- ' structlcn of wireless stations will e; - begin immediately, through . which . efficient business communication will be' established with South - America' 4 -- and Europe.:; r-- ;;.v" 9 A A A A A It has been ascertained also that during the last, few weeks the Poul-- f : sen,. Company has secured, for- - the V manufacturing end of ... its business, large Government contracts, both with the United States and European v.y.v ; powers, .'"-- yjyy ;;'i; 4 V. V 4 4w tw w ' - A party for enlisted men' is to be m given at the Outrigger club under the chaperonage of the Women's Auxiliary mm A s sh m m m hearty m on Friday evening,! December 2SL r W WW www

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IX THE CIRCUIT COURT. THIRD - Circuit. Territory of H il-b- ate -- In Pro- - i a nniTinv a i tcicpdadu mrnrci WILLARD MADE Island Headquarters in San Francisco Masonic Temple At Chambers. who have not been JV In the Matter of the Estate of Frank (Visitors THESE PLOTTERS GET jARGENTINANS HOTEL STEWART examined must be la JtJ? G. Pedra, deceased. VENT ANGER FAIR SECRETARY Rates from a .) day seven-fifteen- Temple by MAXIMUM SENTENCES; AGAINST PRO-HU- N PAPER Sl30 Ira Stttl m CffKftta Sc?w -JS0 ttows 230 Csantcfaf tsttm Order of Notice of Petition for Allow- Faiwws ( Rrcikfut 60c: Sndy 73c O . (A$tU4 PT by U. S ! WlrlM (A IM Tr fcy V S Mt Ccarr Si. a fr ttrv Inm I'alra TVecftfy Calendar ance of Accounts, Determining Trust K1 Wtrl Mi in th Urnch 60c Tk .MwidMl Car Hasdnct I Mich . Dec. 23. SUr-loIIct- ia DETROIT. Sentence BUENOS AIRES. Dec. :4. Mounted Special CorTsoat CaMSuiM'OttMtSl; SoadmSLSS Motor Bus MMtatfl th mc1pl and Distributing ;n of law 21. rtUMri the Estate. toe extreme penalty the was' troops had the utmost difficult in HILO. Dec. Jarres Henderson C..C ( m. e. 4. M. lOVC. anti-Germa- n Mtiv MONDAY-TUESD- AY uron Albert Half schmict venting riots in the territorial fair commissioner from tiT" c. On Reading and Filing the Petition in the federal court esterday and sen- - streets of the city on Saturday as the the Uiand of Hawaii, has received ad- and Accounts of John G. Pedra. Ad- tences hardly iess ere were glveu. result of the further disclosures cf vices telling him f the appointment who were found of Mr. C. R. Wlllard as secretary of ;' G to his codefendants German WEDNESDAY ministrator of the eeute of F. perfidy and von l.uxburg's Hats for Fall Pedra. deceased, of Naalehu. Kau. by the jury yesterday of wide-j- f amy while he was ambassador for the big fair association. The news is Island and Cougty of Hawaii, wherein f-- "cad : iots to destroy tunnels, raii-- 1 Germany here. Especially was the very pleasing to those people who DEL MONTE ADORABLE TkUJRSDAY petitioner asks to be allowed I372.S7 j' pnient and other property mj crowd incensed against the newspaper know how hard Mr. Wheeler worked ""hlnolulu Lodge No. 409 and and charged with $2000 00, and asksj flit .4ited States and Canada and ofj which it is asserted was subsidized in connection with Hawaii's county BRAND new designs modsrat prlets. Iodte Le Progres No. 371-Join- t ma? tne same be examined and ap- conspiracy to violate the neutrally ol by Germany for the promulgation of fair lait year and they all say that a MISS POWER Boston Bldg. office, pro-Germ- Installation of proved, and that a final order be made the United States In connection with news and articles publish-th- e better man could not h3ve been p? 7:30 p. m. of distribution of the remaining prop- plots that were to be carried curbed editorially. lected. PureCranberrySauce

erty to the persons thereto entitled 'n the Dominion of Canada. These crouds proceeded to the a- Mr. Willard is one of the United and discharging petitioner and sure- Given Maximum Penalty Union newspaper building, shouting States engineers and he has been sta; may now be enjoyed at all POULTRY PRODUCE FRIDAY-SATUR- DAY as ties from all further responsibllity Kaltschmidt was sentenced on thre they went. "Ten thousand pesos." the tioned in Hilo for some years pest as seasons of the year. MEATS heroin: counts of the indictment under wnica; amount which it is asserted was paid inspector of the breakwater project In-7:2- 0 maximum sen by Germany He has granted six fur- Hawaiian Lodge No. 21. It is ordered, that Wednesday, the he was convicted. The through von Luxburg each been months GONSALVES & CO., LTD. Territorial Marketing Div'n. stailation of officers, 6th day of February. A. D. 11S. at 10 tence imposed upon him was foul month as a subsidy. lough by the United States engineer a peni- corps sec- Maunakea nr. Queen Phone 1t40 p. TO. o'clock a. m., before the Judge pre- years' imprisonment in federal and will devote his time to Distributors for Hawaii siding at Chambers of said Court at tentiary and the payment of a fins FOUR LOSE LIVES IN retarial work in connection with the his Court Room In Kailua. North of 120,000. territorial fair. Kona, Hawaii, be and the same hereby Of the other convicted defendants BLAST DUE TO BOMB Get more light is appointed the time and nlace for Mrs. Ida Kalschmidt Neef received the PRINTERS' INK TRADE hearing said Petit'.on and Accounts, most severe punishment, her sentence (Ai0iatd Prut by V. 8. NtJ Tr-tr-li.) SADLY DEMORALIZED MILLINERY WESTINGHOUSE and that all persons may being three years imprisonment and NEWARK. New Jersey. Dec. 24. MRS. BLATT interested were Maida Lamps save money. then and there appear and show a fine of 1.V"0. Her husband, Fritz Four workmen burned to death (Atoodaud Press t V. a. Varal Wirlt. formerly MacGregor & Blatt in a fire which followed an explo- NEW YORK. N. Y.. Dec. 23. Com- -- now at- - cause, if any they have, why the same A. Neef, manager of a Detroit electric- The Hawaiian Electric Co, Ltd. should not be granted, uud may pre al concern, and Karl Schmidt and sion yesterday in the plant of the plete demoralratlon of the printing ink 112 Union St sent evidence Maria Schmidt, his wife, were each Newark Rubber Company. The super Industry is threatened by the import as to who are entitled embargo upon black, to the said property. And to serve prison terms of intendent of the factory siys that the declared carbon that notice sentenced explosion by one of this order, be published In two years and to pay fines of llO.Oofl was caused a bomb. of the principal ingredients of the conlpany working upon black ink, Philip presi- STYLES YEE CHAN Star-B-iIleti- The is Honolulu n, a newspaper respectively. states Ruxton. FALL & CO. printed, and published in said Hono large and important government con dent of the National Association of A large assortment of Ladies Hats tract. Printing Ink Manufacturers. Mr. Rux- King and Bethel lulu, for three successive weeks, the KRUPPS FIRE PUT OUT and Trimming3 Sis. last publication to be not less than Immediately following the explosion ton urges the import board to recon- AFTER TWO DAYS' FIGHT the flames broke forth and spread rap sider its action in declaring carbou WONDER MILLINERY CO., LTO. ORIENTAL Odd Fellows Hall two weeks previous to the time there near King SILKS in appointedfor oald hearing. idly. All of the workmen escaped black an unnecessary import requiring 1017 Nuuanu, except four, who were either trapped a licence, Dated the 13th day of December, AMSTERDAM, Dec. 23. Following by the fire or overcome by-th- e fumes 1917. an explosion in the electric plant of Most Complete Line of Chinese Fresh great Krupp armament works at Investigations have been started by BEET TOPS CAUSE Goods at Pasteurized , (Signed) J. V. the THOMPSON. Essen, as a result of which serious the federal authorities. DEATH OF MANY CATTLE MILK, CREAM Judge of the Circuit Court of the Third many seo FONG INN CO. Circuit damage was Inflicted upon and Ice Cream WICKLY CALENDAR tions of the works, fire broke out FOUR MORE CASUALTIES FORT LUPTON, Colorado. Dec. 24. Honolulu's Leading Chinese Curio (Seal) Poisoning of horses and cattle by ox- nr. Paualrf Honolulu Dairymen's Assn. which further damaged the plant. The BY Store 1152 Nuuanu St, REPORTED PERSHING alic acid in tops is re- 1542-467- Attest: flamfis were fought for more than two contained beet Phone 6 JOHN HILLS. days before they were finally checked. sponsible for the recent losses to fann- WASHINGTON, D. Dec. 24. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Such is the report telegraphed to C. ers in this section, according to Dr. K. Third Circuit. point, Two United States soldiers were Duffy, veterinarian, who has been in- ARMY and NAVY the Telegraaf from a border the transport 6970 Dec. 17. 24. 31. Jan. 7. news being brought to Holland by re- washed overboard from a en vestigating the mysterious deaths of during a LADIES' turning Dutch workmen, who have ail route for France severe cattle. Plots to kill the cattle and re- UNIFORMS rough ru- and enlisted men. White IN (THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST been expelled from Essen and ordered storm and consequent weather. duce the meat supply have been for officers Shoes at low prices. Circuit, Territory of Hawaii At General Pershing yesterday reported mored. CO. to return to their homes. Suspicion W. W. AHANA & MANUFACTURERS' SHOE STORI Chambers in Probate. explosion rests upon some of to the war department. These were The effect of the oxalic acid on cat- Klrg Su, near Bethel for the Corporal Samuel Pennsylvania 1031 Fort 8L the Dutch workmen. Kerl of tle, according to Dr. Duffy, is to par- In the matter of the Estate of Oliver and Private William Smith of Chica alyze the muscie or the legs and ren- C. Swain, Deceased. go. der the cattle unable to stand. Home-mad- s, appetizing Two were reported by RUTH LAW IS BARRED other deaths The perfect roof coating Notice to Creditor. FROM FLYING IN ARMY General Pershing. These were Ser TANKER IS NAMED IN SPECIALS geant Grover Goodall of Pennsylvania HONOR OF REPORTER every week at GRAPHILATUM Notice is hereby given and Corporal William Fauntelroy of MEAT MARKET that letters WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. 24. METROPOLITAN testamentary have been Issued to Ha Virginia. Both died of wounds receiv- HELENA. Montana, Dec. 24. In New, clean, white, sanitary HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. Ruth Law, the noted aviatrix, cannot " waiian Company. Limited, ed in action. honor M- - Connelly, Phone Agents Trust as plane against the Teuton of John formerly a t executor of the will of Oliver C. Swain, drive a war reporter city, hordes. of this Butte and Den late, of Stockton, California, deceased. RED CROSS DRIVE NETS ver. Colorado, and who has worked All creditors of said Oliver C. Swain The law won't let her. with newspaper men now practising VEST POCKET are hereby notified to present their She discovered that today when the 8,000,000 NEW MEMBERS their calling in many cities of the STEINWAY army - claims with proper vouchers or duly Judge advocate general of the Northwest, the 7000-to- n tanker launch- woman KODAKS authenticated copies thereof, even if ruled informally that no can WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 24. ed at Gloucester, New Jersey, in No- $7.00 upward. HALL or be commissioned in the Unit the claim is secured by a mortgage enlist Good success is attending the Red vember, was named. Mr. Connelly HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO. on estate, ed States army. drive. Up to real to the said Hawaiian Cress Christmas Satur died at Denver, October 31. 1916. be 1059 Fort St. Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. Trust Company, Limited, at Its office, day night reports received told of ing engaged at the time of his death 120 King street, H- CHIEF OF SECRET 8.000,000 new secured and South Honolulu. T. - QUIT members as advertising manager of a gas and I.O.O.F. wlthln; six; months1 from1 the date of SERVICE WILL these reports do not cover all parts of electric light company. well-wearin- g Adlen first publication of this notice or they the country. It is believed the results - -- Natty, stylish, vrin be forever barred. All persons NEW YORK. Dec. 24. After twenty thus far are considerably in excess of GERMANY TO aieANNEX ATTENTION to years continuous service in Valencia Oram es ft - Indebted the said Oliver C. Swain of almost those figures. COURLAND NEW REPORT COLLEGIAN ar hereby notified to make immedi th Ttnited States secret service, of Clothes for Men, ate payment to the undersigned as which be has been chief since 1912, D. CHUNHOON .The1' Odd Fellows and 10,000 SAI LOBS WILL WASHINGTON. C, Dec. 24. An THE CLARION Hotel oV Fort K said executor. ' Wijllam. James Flynn.ls leaving that nexation of Courland by Germany is keatikeiwaueen Phone 39M Dated, Honolulu, government this week. SING XMAS CAROLS rRebekans, tneir wires and t'H, Dec 10. 1817. branch of the foreshadowed by. despatches from Pa- - HAWAIIAN TRUST TO . T.TTi j a - he annouhces.w ris. It IsUreported that a delegation Christmas cnndren,aTO nereby-fr- TrrExecutomof the Tvnror Oliver C. Tn exDlainin his reasons for retir HiCAoT'fiec. 21 The. largest from tho Courland Landtag has arriv : swain, deceased. ing, he said that In response to the ad singing class in the world, composed ed In Berlin and that it will notify ternally invited to be pres- lOyftOQ FREAR. PROSSER, ANDERSON & vice of his physician and the urging of jaekieY at the Great Lake he German government that a closer BOOKS HANAN'S BEST SHOES Tree , MARX. of his family he had reached his deter nafal stationshas ' been organized to relation is desired by the people New Fiction, Standard Sets, ent at the Christmas Attorneys executor. sing Christmas tonight. for mination. Physicians had told ,hun carols hom they represent. This is to be TA'ar Books, Books for Children. M'INERNY SHOE STORE to - be given at the Odd 69$ Dec 10, 17, 24 and 31, 1918; Jan. that a breakdown for him was immi taken as a request for annexation and PATTEN'S .17 Hotel St 191. got away from the nerv Fort, above King - 'Building; on De- nent unless he TWO NORSE SHIPS SUNK the steps are then to be taken forth- St Fellows ous and mental strain of the work cf with. . OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN 27th, 1917; at 7:30 his office very speedily. COPENHAGEN, Dec. 24. Two cember H H PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. NEWSPAPERS Fel- more Norwegian vessels and a number CONFESSES MURDER Sport Coats .Visiting Odd VALISE IS MISSING of Norwegian lives have been taxen OF KEETS CHILD 'Anywhere at Any Time, Call on or pm Honolulu, SDLCt Mandarin Coats and Rebekahs are Hawaii, Dec. 21, 1917. AND HUNS WORRIED by the German submarines, the Nor Writn Stockings, Etc. lows wegian admiralty announces. SPRINGFIELD, Missouri, Dec. 23. -- j : 23. alarm THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY fraternally invited to be All bills against the Department of GENEVA. Dec. Evident The steamer Ingrim was torpedoed Claude Pierson. convicted a short time S. OZAKI loss of a crew-escape- ago 24 ' and grave worry over the and only five ofher officers and of the abduction of Baby Keets Sansome St. San Francisco present. ; Public Instruction of the Territory of 1C-1- North King" im- thirty-fiv- e SL . Hawaii, incurred during the present valise which contained papers of the second .officer and four .and sentenced to serve biennial period beginning January 1, portance Is exhibited at the German sailors. years In the Missouri penitentiary, is ISLAND CURIO COMPANY COMMITTEE. , . 1915, and ending December 31. 1917. legation here. It is surmised that tne The Borgsten was also submarined now charged' with the murder of the - valise were uch that child. He Hawaiian Curios" Stamps, Coins, Largest stock of and remaining- unpaid, must be for contents of the and sunk, with two of . her crew killed has made a clean breast V warded to the office of the Depart the German foreign office is as loath and the remainder saved. of the wlidle affair ' in a signed con- and Post Cards. The most com- ment of to have them fall into the hands of W fession to which be was sworn yester plete and attractive Curio Store. PIANOS -, Public; Instruction, properly ' 1,- representatives of some neutral na- day, and implicates a number of oth- In the 'Territory. ... HONOLULU LODGE NO. made out on the regular forms, not OVERTHROW OF WAR 170 Hotel Street Honolulu ORDER OF, PHOENIX later than January 10. 1918, in order tion as any of the Entente Powers. LORDS BEING URGED ers in the crime. BERQSTROM MUSIC O, LTD. unnrRN missing was lost, was 1020 Fort TTIll meet at their torn, corner c to insure payment of same. The valise it St Phone 2321 every reported to the police, at the Basle WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 24. Oc STEAMSHIP REPORTED CertUni" ana orv irweta. IL W. KINNEY. Berlin. ,It station while en route to condi- TORPEDOED IS SAFE LORD-YOUN- G T&ursoay evening v Superintendent casionally stories of the. real of Public Instruction. contained, the report said, important tions in Germany get by the German V ; - x ; - Protective Agency j.w. xsch. uder. 6974 7t . diplomatic papers. censors and reach the outside world. ATLANTIC PORT, Dec. 24. The Engineering Co., Ltd. of Hawaii .FRANK MURRAY, Secretary. "given steamer City of Naples, One of these is out by the British which Engineers and Contractors PATROLS . ADMITS NUMBER public was reported to have torpedoed, HONOLULU LODGE 61S, B, P. Cv E. BERLIN United : States information bu been Pantheon Block, Honolulu, T, H. Day and Night SEE OF SINKINGS LESSENS reau. It was written oy a lierman. has arrived here safely. Instead of Telephone 2610 and 4587 meets in hall 5-- S their has been widely circulated In Ger- having met attack from a submarine Phone 1411, Elite Bldg. V on King Stnear COYNE WM. E.. MILES, Mgr. every LONDON. Dec. 24. Berlin admits many and has had some circulation she had strnck a mine and was forced v.' Fort, Triday through and to return to port. The damages Tening . Visiting FOE FURNITURE that tha number of sinkings that re in Switzerland the efforts which submarine, campaign the expense of German Republi- she suffered are neglible and can be H. are cor-diall- y sult from its i1 at 0. TRULLINGER brothers , Young Building yes- repaired without removing cargo invited to at-- decreasing. This admission came cans. the asser- of general to enter dry dock. Optician FEDERAL - tend. ; terday In an official reply to the The articlo tells the ruin tions made by Premier Lloyd George which prevails throughout Germany Successor to A. N. 1X3. H. FDDDES, E. R. among poor HUN RUTHLESSNESS TAKES Sanford : . . DEVELOPING that the number of losses to Allied thft and the lower middle ELCEE DUNSHEE, Sec urges of LIVES OF NINETY-FIV- E Liquid Roofing Cement H. PRINTING ENLARGING vessels was. showing a decided loss. classes. It the "overthrow Boston Block, Fort St. While the Berlin official statement the war lord?." LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. SOEHNE LONDON, Eng., Dec. 22. Brit-is- h Vs HERMANNS Best In the City admits that a decrease is apparent it The 189-17- 7 So. King v ' ' Furth-nes- s St 1 :: steamship Manelutu Led OS No. Honolulu Picture Framing A denies that the campaign is a failure, RESPONSIBILITY FOR armed Stephen K. of. Ball has been sunk by a submarine : Veriaounlttsren In P.. . , Supply Co. bnt on the contrary attributes the de ACCIDENT ADMITTED ana cnuen woniag: . crease the earlier sucesses. in the Irish channel with a loss of, 93 MESSENGER tjtden7 erttea to 25 Decbr. 3 und 17. Janry. 7 und 2L LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 23. Presi- lives. AND j , 4 M mm A T1T1 n 1M AUSTRALIAN PREMIER. dent Smith of the Louisville and IS. THE J. S WINVICK CO. ; Irate Mamma Goodness me! It's . General Vtrtammlons Mars. LOSING ELECTION, QUITS Nashville Railroad acknowledges tne LAUNDRY Oi legal responsibilities of the line for half an hour since I sent you to the shop get 8ekr. .. SYDNEY, Dec. 22. Following the th wreck of Friday, in which a large to those thinzs. and here C. BOLTS. you are back without them. Paper Hanging and Decorating signal defeat of conscription in Aus- number of passengers were killed and LflQQE fJa.' 2. K. rear-en- d Little Dick It was such a long STRAW af P. ; - for the second time, which is wounded in a collision near uvtrir. Rear 8Ungenwald Bldg. Phone 3134 tralia' time before my turn came to be wait- FELT -- Pytnlan Hall, corner Fort tantamount to a vote of no confidence ShepaYdsville. He suggests that those Meeta in Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. ed on that I forgot what it was yon HATS FORMS and Beretanla streets, erery Friday in the government, William Hughes, who have claims against the line sub- SO o'clock. commonwealth, these to a committee for adjudi- wanted. STYLISH MILLINERY renins at 7: Visltinf premier of the and hi mit why you cabinet have tendered their resigna- cation, thus avoiding unnecessary liti- "Then didn't come home T. OZU HAT STORE ? COSLlNO. L. AYAU SHOE CO. tions. gation. and find out?" Opp. Love's Bakery, 1123 Nuuanu R c. c "I was afraid if I I'd my St How Equip Munro-Ferguso- n, left lose Sir Ronald governor-g- to B. ANGUS. P. K. R. and 8. Bole Agent for W. L. Douglas turn." Milwaukee News. C eneral of Australia, immediately JAPAN DENIES ANY Shoes. ' invested in G. H. Tudor, leader of the TROOPS IN SIBERIA NOTICE. Company of Phone. 2663. 1005 Nuuanu, nr. King labor party, and a violent . " Dec. 23 ' MacoW Bid r 1S4 Merchant. Open the task of forming a aew min- TOKIO. Japan has not PAYMENT OF WATER RATES. dally from S X. M. to 6 P. IL Phone istry. moved any of her military or naval forces to either Harbin or Vladivostok, Infantry 10(0. V . ; In accordance with Ordinance No. despite all the reports hEW ORLEANS SUFFERS that have been 65 as amended by Ordinances Nos. 91 In temporary This is all told plainly la tha Ail yiaiung sroinsn inviisa HEAVY BY sent out to the contrary; The Japa- store LOSS FIRE and 102 of the City and County of King St, opp. Union Grill nese government has 'not mobilized Honolulu, all persons holding flat rate " NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 22. any portion of her forces, nor de- water privileges are hereby notified UKULELE LESSONS Damage to the extent of a quarter of a spatched any troops into China, Man- that the water rates for the period The Independent Review you Siberia, gov- WItiranyrS Instrument buy froth million . doliars was done by a fire churia or nor has the ending June 20. 1918. are due and pay- Eqiiipment Book whole- an mobilizing Published Monthly lC ICaai - which broke out' today jn the ernment intention of able on the FIRST day of JANUARY, Eihcst K. four-stor- y portion army Leading English-Japanes- e a: -- sale district of this city. Three any of her for despatch 1918. Magazine :' v Get PartleuUra Now) Raymond buildings were destroyed by the to any point Upon failure to pay such water Subscription Rate $1.00 per year Lieut C Balrd, 112 Unlen SL . Phone 202S Infantry, U. blaze which raged furiously for half au rates within THIRTY days thereafter P. a Box 474 30 Campbell Block 25th S.A.' hour before it could be checked. CAILLAUX IS FACING an additional charge of Ten Per Cent Merchant Street. Honolulu Written primarily for tha Tohm-te-er Drink . fl CHARGES OF TREASON will be adde.!. officer; it may be of service e ' IRON PORT : ' t x ' All privileges upon which rates re- to the regular officer as veil - PARIS. France, December 23. By main unpaid after February 1. 1918, :3: 25ev:-:":'V- ' fountain - ; B-B-- i "PRICE 1 I O. a resolution which was adopted by will be shut off forthwith. a vote of 472 to 2 the chamber of Rates are payable at tha office of at r COMPOUND h deputies yesterday deprived Joseph the Honolulu Water Works, Kapiolani Manrtteos StoMck M a- - Star-Bullet- CiM u4 Srtrtca Rebnllder Caillaux of his parliamentary im- Building, Hcp'dulu, HawaiL 0U Honolulu in It refreshes and Invigorates tired Urr. al4acy u4 BUd-- f munity from arrest in connection with F. G. KIRCHHOFF. 4tr Rttfy Fia Bloo4V. Xmas shoppers. the charges of treasonable communica-tion- General Manager Honolulu Water 125 Merchant St All Dnirr'sts. V?-- with the army. The charges and Sewer Department. against him will now be pressed. 871 Dec. 18, 20, 22. 24, 29, 28, 3L r iOUBTEEN HONOLULU STAK-- B 0LLETIN, MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1917.;

! -- n a - ship DECLARES COLLEGE OF HAVAII n l httni i n r ! rt n V O1 t v wsrav i i i r ii if i v i ' Goods ii 11 - REPORTEDSEEN REGENTS RIGHT IN THEIR STANI V Jl I I II II J li I I I A--

, Just Opened that flag is the Stars and Stripes. NEAR Honolulan Says Bitterness of 4 When our country entered the war, vThc coody that Is THE CHERRY War Warps Judgment in At- she followed the lead of the presi- 11 dent, suppressing whatever personal on College Faculty tacks opinion beneficial to teeth , Open Until 9 P. M. 1137 Fort St. SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. lo.Offt 6he might have entertained ccrs of the Union Steamship Com- Members for Alleged Dis- previous to the declaration of war. To pany's steamer Paloona. which arriT-e- d loyalty her the paramountcy of the United and stomach Is here yesterday from Tahiti with States is unquestionable, and yet she the marooned victims of the Seeadle? December 22. 1917. has been accused of acts of disloyalty. best for chlMixfi? recognized aboard, said they had the Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- I challenge her accusers to state steamer Maverick, suspected of oper- Sir: Permit me to take this occa- wherein and whereby they are any ating as a German raider since the sion to congratulate Mr. Farrington more loyal than she is or was. 1 Wrteley's Is disappearance last August, about 6)0 and the other members of the Board of doubt whether they had been as neu- miles from San Francisco, on the Regents of the College of Hawaii on tral and loyal to the United States as route to Honolulu. the stand they have taken with refer- Miss Mathews had been before wo On the night of December 8. the of- ence to the two instructors at the lo- joined the Allies. The question fore- KPV01 ficers said, they sighted a vessel ap- cal college, who were charged with most In my, mind is whether these parently -- wrapped in flames. They disloyalty to our country by idle and people, particularly those who had put over their vessel to give aidi only gossip mongers. By this act alone. been naturalized, are permitting their to all ages. It to make out the silhouette which stooa Mr. Farrington has shown that he is a feelings for the country in which they fig out against the ragged spot of ligh. patriot and, at the same time, a Just were born to obstruct the performance Jr' massages and in the background of sea and night and conscientiou3 man. of their duties as American ritlzens as that of the Maverick. The outlines The hatred and bitterness of the and public servants. If the perform- of the vessel were declared to be dis- war, resulting from the barbarous acts ance of these duties were made sub- strengthens tinctive and unmistakable. of the Huns, have made inroads into servient to the feelings for the coun- The Maverick, formerly owned by our daily lives, and we are gradually try of their birth, then it would be an the gums, Captain Fred Jebsen, dropped out of carrying this war against our neigh- outrage and the. height of inconsist- sight last August while on a run from bors who, perhaps, have never offend- ency to bring a lady of Miss Mathews' keeps teeth Manila to the canal. Reports that a ed us except in difference of opinion. scholarship and refinement into the ( I German raider had been operating in Hence, it is very difficult to find a public press. To say the least, it is "After and ex say j clean the Pacific have led masters to be patriot now-a-day- s who is also just and unchivalrous, not to indecent. tremely careful. It is believed by conscientious. Respectfully yours, every breath sweet many in marine circles that Mav- HOOX WO WONG. the As I understand it, the purpose of a erick, a fourteen-kno- t boat, lying is in college is to seek after truth. This is aids appetite wait for 6ome faster vessel which the more so in view of the fact that our THREE BOYS BEFORE crew hopes capture a to and turn into college was created primarily for and digestion Dollar Watch second Seeadler. COURT FOR ROBBERY ' scientific investigations. Science is an - r effort to obtain truth. That being the WAR TALKS AT ARMORY case, the feeling of bitterness and Three boys two Hawaiians and one HEARD WITH INTEREST hatred of this war should never be a part-Chines- e one with his leg nearly War Price $1.35 factor in deciding ,who should or broken by a blow from a club in the should not be teachers in the college. hands of a drunken father, were be- . The A very good crowd filled the armory W. juvenile IK The sole ami only question, it seems to fore Judge H. Heen in last. Saturday night at the Red Cros -- At all Dealers me, should be whether the instructor court Saturday on a charge of theft a free entertainment, at which Captain J competent aud efficient. Academic One entered a local barber shop an-- Thomas Lowe, U. S. A., gave a very in- is 1 freedom should not only be encour- stole two razors and a quantity of teresting talk on modern warfare and upon in order shoe blacking. One other stole a GUARANTEED Dr. James R. Judd showed his collec- aged but insisted that the end of scientific research be at- watch, and the third stole two dollars tion of pictures of war scenes in tiny girl, who was m France. tained. from a Chinese The instructors, who were so un court and stoutly defended her rights. , Captain explained Lowe the modern ceremoniously unnecessarily The court released the boys on pro- trench system and how it is used to and repel an brought into public scrutiny, have bation, but warned them that a sec- attack of the enemy and the guilty of any specific act ond offense would land them at the many new weapons .which never been the war has flag. Math- industrial school. The Hawaiian fath-- i brought out grenades. of disloyalty to our Miss such as the H ancestry bacK er was. told to keep Bober and not re-- i particularly asked people ews, who can trace her the at houn to the landing of the pilgrims, has sort to heavy clubs when punishing; to back up the men on the firing line. being a good citizen his son. He said was no more claim to there more effective her accusers ever desire or hope method than by stopping the treacher than ous to be. She has shown explicitly and A fire In a barn at the hospital for actions of the Huns and treating conclusively In her answer to Presi- the Insane at Middletown. at midnight air Germans among us as enemies. dent Dean's inquiry that prior to the did about $5000 damage. The barn was Dr. Judd's pictures and lecture were cata- used for storage of farm wagons and United States' entrance into this ' inrrA-r- 4T3 ,. - extremely wonderful, showing as the) was neutral, absolutely implements, many of which were sav- ' MiS '4 i til v tSXSi did the clysm, sne i wounded soldier coming lata this war in any shape or form. ed. There is a suspicion that the blaze the hospital at Neuilly and Juillg am. aeainst i was loyal to one flag only, and was of Incendiary origin. It: later how by the extraordinary surgl She njfCt.w inn JkammmmUMHtmuattmmmmmm H-i- 5 MayHthe; story pfjyour cal methods developed ly the: war they were once more able to enjoy V jl - - . life. At the close of the entertainment A. L. Castle, chairman, asked all who had not Joined the Red Cross to do so. PARKER ASKED TO REMAIN AS PASTOR As a result of a mass meeting of tbt members of the congregation of the Kawaiahao church held -- last Friday m "... . v. night ' to consider tne resignation of Be one ;bf jollity; good Rev. H. it Parker and the-selectio-n of a successor a committee was appoint- music : ana manjr ed to take action 'in the matter. After deliberation this commutes -- '"; j ing gifts.: decided to request theaged" mlniste.-t- remain with the church for at least three more months while an attempt was made to secure a worthy and ble successor. When approached with this reiuest by the committee yesterday Rov. Parker deferred his answer, but Intimated that he thought it best on account of factional differences In the fhrrch that another minister be tselec-c- d once. i ! at : A Christmas Toast & Rev. Parker has been the pastor of 'd ' 1 ' :': the church ever since 18 $3. U I News BELGIAN FUND TOTALS - j 11 i oavcoian 36545; 44 BEDS ASSURED i lutd ' Belgian Day was a great success. Donations to support 44 bedsvduring the coming year were given,'according to w Mrs. Joseph Emerson who had Bishop Street charge of money the work. The col : " those ; . Vi lected amounts to 15478.12 for the life qPO tie-- Belgian children end 91067.25 foi ; Ii? - the beds, a total of $6545.37. , men and women 'One of the beds will be named a "Moanalua," In appreciation of the ! gone beautiful flowers sent from the gap-den- B who have and q Other beds which brought m large amounts are the Edith Cavell are going M bed from the graduate nurses, the pM gj Edith Cavell. bed given by the doctors and other nurses and the Mary Morris bed given by the Godmother members of the Soldiers' League of Friendship.

-- -- - " ' "' . . . - ...... li 7 . " ', ; HAIKU COMPANY'S FIGURE - 60 CENTS, NOT CENTS 20 . t.nere AS TOLD IN MAUI REPORT uver C. f:. Barter, superintendent of the ? And to these "back of the lines' who are Haiku Fruit, & Packing Co., writes 1! Star-Bulleti- n r frtra Haiku to the to the!? corrects. this devoting time and labor to making with the statement that j! hi & report of a meeting of the Maui "umuns conservation committee, success possible and war's suffering less acute the report being sent to the Star-uul-leti- n from Wailuku. Barter was credited with saying that the company would furnish tin cans and "process" or prepare string beans for canning at the rate of 20 cents per dozen. He correts this with the statement that the figure should have been 60 cents !: per dozen. pi BERGERiTAKES CHARGE- - ' . OF MILITARY BAND Apples, box"; 4 " Large,' Juicy Nevtovm'i $1.50 per -- " i"- -'" Capt . : Henry Berger has been placed and other varieties. in charge of the 1st Infantry band, ' National; Gaard. v The captain.olnri-teere- d ,bia; services recently- as some thing he could do toward helping out the guari . At present there are only j a nine members in the band and the law making enlistments of drafted men im- possible after Dec. 13 has worked rather severely on the Organization. I Hi Musicians not in the draft are urged H,&J 1 8 to join the band. ffy HONOLULU GAS CO., LTD. Importer and Distributor ; EClflMfFiD 92S Mauhalcea Street ; , IBS

vOppiiTerriteinW Market Apples, $1.50 per - - - ' .. I v box Come and ;- smmmmmimmmi---- ' get them. ;, Geo; A. Belayeff, 926 Ma ' nnaJkea street. Phon 3722. Adr. 00

STAB-BCTLETI- HONOLULU N. HOXDAT, DECEMBER 2. 1917. FIFTEE:

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a w 1 --s Other Than War (By C. 8. ALBERT.) SUMMER RATES (8prUI 8Ur Bnti CorraiMBlaM) WASHINGTON, D. C Dec. 8.i-- A HALEIVA HOTEL proposition has been made to investi- OAHU RAILWAY and gate by a committee of Congress the high prices sup-- y -- Honolulu and Walalaa, prevailing .and short Thirty-da- excursion ticket n een Hv. c a s. Iply sugar. is desired to First-clas-s. $2.15; sernd-clas- $LS0. of It also ywt or Kahuku: to tne x during month. $25.00. ascertain the causes which lea Special weekly rate at Hotel iammer lessened supply and the increased fig- n tcnnU, glass-botto- boats : owing. pooL 8plen41d bathlnc coif. ure at which it is sold. , An ideal vacation retort Representative Martin of Louisiana, Christmas Greetings pro Railway-Haleiv- who is greatly Interested in the Oahu a Hotel duction of cane and sugar, has taken zs the initiative in tnis movement, ax szs the first opportunity after Congress To our friends of Honolulu and all Hawaii convened he offered this resolution: j "Resolved, that the speaker of the J s: we extend thanks for your bountiful patron- house of representatives shall appoint i from the membership of the house aj zss age. May the New Year have in store mucK jn committee of seven, whose duty it j 2 shall be to investigate, ascertain and report to the house the causes for s of happiness and success is the sincere wish of the existing shortage of sugar and the ; prevailing prices for available sup--! ss jjucb ill (.lie uuiicu kiuiicb, auu iv make such recommendations as may be deemed advisable to prevent if possible a recurrence of a sugar 'fa- mine." The resolution now is before the A Complete Stock of Oriental Novelties committee on rules. There is no prob-- ! ability of early action. It is consid- ered unlikely that an Investigation, 8 3 as proposed by Mr. Martin, will be ordered. There is a general disposi- tion in both the senate and house to avoid all matters but those relating to the war, such as revenues and ths furnishing of materials with which hostilities may be the better prose 185 SOUTH KING ST. cuted. It is not desired to-tak- e up many features of outside legislation. For that reason it is highly improb able that the Martin resolution will be apprpved. KM!' It has been found heretofore that IP inquiries, such as that suggested, lead CTt opp. unurcn to no beneficial results. They usual - oi.. uainouc ly are protracted, expensive and te- dious. A mass of conflicting facts are accumulated, but" none of them form the basis for remedying the sit- uation of which complaint is made.

ARMY 0FICER DRIVING - AUTO KILLS FILIPINO

The killing of Marcus Xoda, a Fili- pino, by an automobile driven by Capt. C. H. Danielson, 25th Infantry. near Alea Wednesday was declared en k tirely accidental In- -- KV at the coroner's i wmmm riiittt iiitiitiittititiitiiiitf iitifimiiiiif in tiiiiiiitiiiitiif in iiiiiiitiiiiiiiniif mil :;.:;cii' quest held .Saturday at Ewa. Ac lllilllllllillillllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllillllllllilllllilllllllltlillll lillllllillllllllllllllllllllllillllllllillllllllilllllllliillliiliil cording tot testimony Capt-- Danielson was coming in from Pearl City, when the Filipino attempted to cross the GUARDSMEN INSTRUCTED been sent out to members in the form desiring to enlist in, the regular" army charge fronv thi guard- - for him. Any road. Half way across he suddenly of a memorandum, giving instructions will the necessary application f soldier In the guard who completes en--' - make changed- - his--, tnind back, ONARENLISTMENTS as steps in enlisting- in the recruiting officer aha"if accepted listmtarin thr regular" army before" but the distance was too short for the regular army. The notice la a for enlistment must present evident e obtalningls' lischargarrenderi hlo-sel- f Capt Danielson to avoid striking him, Notice to members of the 1st Ha- follows: of same to his company commanders, subject' to court-martia- l and sa v.- -' - - Noda died shortly after the accident. waiian Infantry, National Guard, h& "Enlisted men of the national guard who will endeavor to obtain a dis rious pehaltleJ! . ; U;' r.- rf ,,J. ; ; 4 v TT IT - - 8 m Xx

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; 'iliiilllis : HIXTEO HONOLULU MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1917. - I. - - - .1 " RAIDER USES fo) Furniture and Piano Life, Marine, SS HBj &emBWo Fire, HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAYINO CO.. LTD. Automobile, Tourists' FIRE TO PHONE -1 J. J. BELSER, Manager. fYouWani Baggage or Accident STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST. Insurance, IM SERVICE FIRST VICTIMS CALL UPON IIP SlQACCIDENT board OceanicSfleamGlhip Co. Send Up Flare to Im- CASTLE & COOKE, Limited Germans RESUMES 5H DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO itate Vessels on Fire; Captain Bearing a perfect picture of the WORK; Tenvo Mam on the cover page, Regular Sailings of Wacouta is Suspicious background bordered with to San Francisco and Sydney, N. 8. W. the gray, Si. shadings of light and dark first meeting of the Indus- Agents 7. Ger- At the Insurance SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. A and the page inserts looped with trial accident board since the filing ol man raider, with a new method of U purple ribbon, was the Christmas supreme court decision holding For further particulars apply to in the the Fort and Merchant Streets tracting victims, is oierating remembrance folder received the territorial workmen's compensa Pacific, according to wireless warn- from the Toyo Kisen Kaisha Sat- constitutional the secre- ac- tion act to be C. BREWER & CO., LTD. General Agents ings sent out and according to the urday Ay Honolulu patrons and tary laid before the board first. reports count of Captain Fred. Warner of the friends of the steamship line. of accidents, consecutive numbers call from in Wacouta. who had a close The preface page is artistic 42S to 5332 inclusive U094 and 094 caujtht in the trap. simplicity, showing miup - bein? its fIna, reports- The method of the raider is to raise rnmnanv Initials efnblazoned over Thoso covered the penoa on fire Christ- reiorts a flare that looks like a ship a red and green branch of from July to Dec. 19, 1917. inclusive. TRUST and to send up distress rockets. So mas holly. considering reports and the Matson HAWAIIAN CO., Ltd. m In these Navigation Company far as is known this method of attrac The holiday greetings are careful and adequate settlement of proved fruitless. off at the page top Direct-Servic- and Bonds tion has hitherto script, set thp ariou9 claims in full accordance e Stocks of the Germ.tn company flag, brighten Between San Francisco and Honolulu The Wacouta. one with the . .with thp nrovi3ioni of the workmen's Insurance over by the v,,. Dai NiDDOii upon a a Real Estate ressels re'eently taken Ied4 that nfv. - otinn rt indicated bv the or For Deposit Vaults government, left this port some weeks lananpRP fail, on either side uA momhnrQ of th further particulars apply to Safe "1917-1MS- " ago. A letter was received tn rfisn which appear the dates board expressed gratification in re- as Trustees, Execu- Francisco yesterday from Capta i attitude of the CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., Agent, Honolulu Authorized by law to act holiday gard to the cordial and Guardians Warner, describing his experience. He The expression of the large majority of the general public tors, Administrators said: wishes is signed: "SoichiTO carriers toward Kisen and of the insurance "We were warned by wireless to Asano, president Toyo carrying out the provisions of the look out for a raider that might em- Kaisha. Tokio. Japan. compensation law during ! Th) expression is as workmen's ploy strange methods. About The holiday the interval pending the determina- miles so-it- h of Acapulco at night we follows: constitutionality of the .greetings and tion of the TOYO KISEN KAISHA for the asking, saw a flare in the sky and soon saw "With Christmas aw. while the judicial supervision m Just received and can be had what looked like a ship on fire. best wishes for the New Year.'' . itho hnsrrl was susrended. and while I kept on our i - Regular Sailings to San "But, being warned, . . 'it artfvities werp limited to a cour- Francisco and to the Orient course and watched the fire carefully. '.tpous cooperation. This attitude, in I was too I Soon noticed that the fire j opinion of the board, attested the For further particulars cjiply to were the : V1 steady ?nd that there othr favor3b!e reception of the act by a " TAX" 1 WAR lights blinking around it. made a! peo- NOS larce proportion of the business CASTLE & I WARSAVI COOKE, Ltd., Agent, Honolulu Tax full report when arrived in our next ple of the territory both the employ. A synopsis of the War Port." rrs and the employes. 41 ' sup-- it understood that the naw ' u and concrete j 1 IieSK 1IUUS ,vu"-- with accurate tables j "fir c1in Nanshan was the first to so, ordered filed subject to further con-- 1 cap-- i HERE ! to raider's fire. Th CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- '" examples of its application nnosed SECURITIES drtpration and reconsideration where N ROYAL MAIL LINE - rv-- ? a report and warnings weru connec- - , claims may be presented in individuals, partnerships, it Regular Sailings to BRITISH o:t. I tion therewith. COLUMBIA, FUl, NEW saving corporations, joint-stoc- k The first shipment of the war Seventeen fatal accidents and ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA STOWAWAY STILL HELD Var savins stamps, teen permanent rartial disabilities For companies, insurance States thrift stamps, thrift werP included in these first reports of farther particulars apply to I'nitcd belnsj nn- - companies, etc. Sceineilief, a young veteran of botli cards and war savings certificate accents: some of the cases THEO. H. PAV1ES & C0.t LTD., General Agents and Rumanian armies, .nvflones were received in tne cuy der continued rcompenaauon hum uiu tie Russian of board, who came here a few weeks ago as a Saturday by the Banfc or Hawaii, era awaiting the approval the iv final was deferred to a later stowaway on one of the Dutch steam- Bank of Honoiuiu ana uisuu ( action ers, is still 'held at the immigration, which institutions hav been appoinicu meeting. Ask the class for the terri- A number of claims were presented PHONE 2295 REACHES station under observation of the fed agents of the first hearing. physician. Belief was expressed tory of Hawaii. Further shipments with the request for a formal eral e prompt at the time of his arrest that he V.ll follow on the next steamer. The-- claims will receive the Hustace-Pec- k Hawaii, Ltd. a stand- of hoard and the earliest Co., Ltd - 1 Bank of be permitted entrance to the Each of the banks received attention the i might hear-Inc- s. ALL KINDS OF ROCK AND SAND FOR CONCRETE - 2"0 war dates will be set for the WORK. V tfor. Fort and Merchant Sts. United States, as he is apparently ard package which contained rouble ripPvoon and apt to certificate stamps with a par mil liealthy and not become an in savings 93 QUEEN STREET P. O. BOX 212 for a copy. digent. value of 11000; 300 United States 1, Two other Rumanians and on thrift stamps w ith a face value of $7o ; UTILITIFS COMMISSION . Greek, who also arrived here as stow 50 war savings certificates; rft war and 75 IS STILL UNDECIDED - ..--- aways, ordered deported, savings certificate envelopes - " have been but have appealed their cases to th thrift cards. ON l.-- l. ACTION Pacific Mail Steamship Co. secretary of labor and commerce. Preceding the packages came a let- Regular ta' lings to tha Orient and to 8an Francisco. who was gen- Another stowaway, a Japanese; is to ter to Robert F. Stever No decision has yet been reached For further particulars apply to be deported by a steamer now in port eral executive secretary of the Liberty as to the action during the by the public utilities S. GOOD, bound for the Orient loan campaign, stating that It will take regarding the ruling of the W. Agent .80 Merchant St. Phone 6299 Alexander & campaign for- - the sale of the war sav- supreme court holding that it has no RAID PROVES SUPPLIES ings certificates all banks and trust jurisdiction over schedule of passen- appointed Inter- STILL REACH GERMANY companies have been ger and freight rates fixed by the F R E I Q.H T NEDERUND class by the secre- ;.; ROYAL agents of. the first -Island Steam Navigation Co. A and MAIL BROOKLYN, N. Y.. Dec. 22. That tary- oyie treasury. commission is sched- T T 8 : " meeting of the ICKE itHDAM Baliiivin ionofola. avenues through which food An 'agent "of the first class is not nui LLOYD all the uled for Wednesday, and this matter Alto reservations may hold at any one time more products from the United States allowed to . probably will be discussed at that any point on the . ; JOINT SERVICE tlOOO of war savings cer reach the enemy in Germany have not thn worth time. Mainland. was plain yester- stamps and must pay for these See WELLS-FAR-G- O To Batavia. Queen been closed made tificate The commission has two methods Java, via Yoko. Fort Street, near day in seized by federal in advance. Agents of the second to su- CO., 72 8. - documents for relief; one is an appeal the bama, Nagasaki, ; ' agents here. These papers were found class are those of the first class who United States, and King SL, Tel. 1519 Hongkong Transacts a . General Banking preme court of the ' secreted In the apartments of Gustav execute a pledge or agreement and an appeal direct to the Factors ;. . . Business. . bank the other Wing datei Meyer, a German provision dealer. deposit with a federal reserve federal shipping board. The tempor- &W7-weight and passenrer ', your account and guaran- agents having raided apart- at ft time of the said, execution col- com------rto Commission Merchants Invites the the ary injunction secured by the 111 SL application. . bonds after Telephone 3875 Fort tees cafe and efficient service. ments and searched them. lateral such as Liberty mission against the company, to re- , over 11000 and insurance Agents Exchange, Letters of Credit and Thft Daners indicate that many thou which they may secure strain it from disobeying the commis- The Standard Optical Co. C. Issued ; on to the Brewer & Co., Travelers Checks sands of dollars' worth of foodstuffs worth of war saving certificates sion's order compelling it to return to OPTICIANS Ltd., Aoenta principal points. of the collateral put up, but not OPTHALMIC bave been shipped into Germany via value the schedule of rates of 1916, has been Pantheon Block Sweden by Meyer during past more than $50,000 worth of certifi- '- the dissolved by Circuit Judge Ashford. A Mgr. 0AHU RAILWAY -f' Walter I. Seymour ;Prea. TIME r," . Agentt for - Cable Trahsfera three months and that other ship cates. TABLE Htwidlaa ComxnercUl Sugar ments are now on way and it their still newspaper, NAVAL DEMANDS CAUSE V- being prepared for. According to a Russian OUTWARD; ) Compaaj. v!.; .v -' others fr.' Evidence Meyer sent a com the death sentences of the rebels will SHORTAGE OF OFFICERS For Waianae, ' l- that Waialm, KaUnk - , further no- - Halk,u Sugar ompanj. munication to Germany during the not be carried out until Way Stations !& - m . uj Paia Planutlon Company.:-Mau- ! Keep your -; present week was secured. 'ticer FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. 24. AgticuttaraJ Company. ; !':' SAN i For Petri Cltjr. Ew liui Way ' A shortage of officers, for motor, and Sugar Company. . m. 1 Hawaiian SAVINGS Rtpam sfeilinE vessels going off-- StaUon.t7:30 hl, K Kahulu Railroad Company, - V and s ' S is predicted by shipping men on mju z:is p,m, 3:20 pan McBryde Sugar Company, , . In safe pace. We pay 4 Interest shore f ,( 1:15 - ; ; account of the large numoer oi navi pjjl, ::3o pml. . tll:15 Kahuku Plantation Co. t BISHOP 4. COMPANY K navy pa. & Land Co Ltd. Notice to gators being called to the for For Waaiawa and Kauai Fruit Bankers snips, nearly Ufleaaa1L03 Honolua Ranch. ; : service on government ajn 2:40 'p.nL, ;0d and first officers of pja, all of the masters P-B- tltU Depositors i; ' Commercial sailing from this port are mem- ships Folr LeUehua ffi;00 (This' Notice Does Not Apply to Savings Accounts) bers of' the naval reierve, and must a,ni. - made. Navi- B.' F. DILLINGHAM CO,' LTD. answer the call whenever ' The custom prevailing among conservative banking insti- schools conducted by the Fed- INWARD , 4915 - gation , V PHQHE ? is make a nominal charge for the handling of small Shipping board are turning out C. BREWER & CO. Fire Life Aeeldent Compensation tutions to eral Arrlva Honoluln from checking accounts, in order to cover part of the cost incident new officers quite fast, but doubt is A Kaaukn, water front that muu ana waunae to the care of same. It is now the practise in various cities on expressed along the (LIMITED). there will be sufficient supply from the mainland. The undersigned banks of Honolulu have all the positions the school to take .1HmoLuIu ft0 Ewa MU and men going into City :i agreed to adopt the plan. made vacant by the assortment of Pearl f7:4S a.m, 8-- government service. A great 11:02 -- i Therefore, whenever the average balance is below $100.00, the aja, l p U;U SUGAR FACTORS are being taken from coast- beautifully printed and il- a:30 p.m, T:2J tnt MERCHANTS in- Officers nja. COMMISSION we trust that it will be found convenient to arrange to and Australian vessels, SHIPPING AND INSURANCE wise China lustrated Arrlvt Honolulu from WaMawa HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF crease it to at least this amount, otherwise a monthly charge with all the companies losing some of Lalleana-- and AGENTS . HAWAII. LIMITED will be made and a charge ticket rendered for their best men. IH Fort Street Telephone S32ft of fifty cents pjn. enclosed with cancelled checks. Christmas Halftlwa the same and , Ta Limited. a twhonr ' ' (only flrst-cias- 4 FORT ST, HONOLULU, T. H. Effective on and after January 2, 1918. 0N0MEA IS NEW NAME trala Uckeu honored MORGAN CO., LTD- leaves Honolulu erwy " J.F. - INTER-ISLAN- AS . OF D DORIS a, xn. for Haleiwa "jeturaiJi ' ; STOCK BROKERS Honolulu, Hawaii, December 18, 1917. BOOKS Hotel h Information arriTea la Honolnhi at 10:10 v"Sf I List of Officers and Directors: , Furnished and Leant ARMY NATIONAL BANK. has been received from Made , remission Tae umitea V?Tn7Z E. F. BISHOP...... President HANK OP HAWAII, LTD. the government by the Inter-Islan- d for Chfldren Eva Mill and Walaaai" . ' H. ROBERTSON.,.....;.... Merchant Street Star Building change name G. - Phone 1572 - OF vavitation Co. to the Dally. tExcept .Vice-Preside- nt Manager RANK HONOLULU, LTD. Snaday. tanadty'- - . . and I of its new steamer Doris to Onomea. including all those in ; . . . i i . ; ' ' IJI8HOP & COMPANY. by r IVERS Thn nprmission was received the . . - ' Library of Hawaii's CHCf ay ...Vice-Preside- nt and Secretary the FIRST NATIONAL BANK. United States inspectors of hulls and j , .Vice-Preside- nt P. H. BURNETTE 93 Nortn KI119 A. GARTLEY. . . 'boilers in Saturday's mall from the Christmas Display. street . 71 Merchant Phone 1841 Call and see - E.i A. R. ROSS.-- . i i,i Treasurer St. information was imme- our brand new .Director NOTARY PUBLIC ccast and thtf GEO. R. CARTER....;.;. to Inter-Islan- d PAPETEEIES CHOP 6UI HOUSE . . .Olrector Commissioner of Deeds diately transmitted the C. H. COOKE...... officals. CHRISTMAS CARDS Everything Neat and Clean P. G ALT...... Director California and New York Table may J. Draws: Wills, Deeds, Mortgages and The Doris was purchased on the be reserved by phone R. A. COOKE...... Director , - ; months ago to replace ' No. 17U r- ,0. G. MAY ...... Auditor all Legal Documenta. Make Your Reservations Early coast several the Hamakua. which was destroyed Hawaiian News in May off the coast of Maui by fire, j LUMBER After arriving here the steamer was Ltd. , . for your suit-- ! Co., THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, n I materially altered, to make it Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Bulidln :'.'--c ; j - , :. C PETERS LIMITED. - r able for the island trade, and it was Voung Hotel Bldg. Materials. : Pricee low. Houses built ' Ho- I HO.MeCandlesa BIdg. Capital subscribed.. .yen 40,000,000 then placed on the run between wn. iniwiHii(n: piinr wnoiQV riOUSS Bishop Street v - nolulu and the Hamakua coast ports. Lots for sale, , . v ; Honolulu, T. H. . . Capital paid up...... yen 30,000,000 . . .yen It was desired at the time to re- . CITY, MILL COMPANY. LTD. I - V Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Loan ; Reserve .funds.s.; 22.100,000 Christmas Vacation .yS.. AWOKI, Local Manager. name the steamer Onomea, but this Telephone 247S P. O. Bex l Negotiated, Truet EsUtea Managed permission had first to be secured at the famous from the government. TIDES, SUN AND MOOrt. Onomea, after which the steamer is - PACIFIC ENGINEERING now named is a postoffice and port :.; oo' " , ' Club Stables on the Island of Hawaii, a few miles HUa Hieh Low Low :;; Rises. COMPANY, LIMITED out of HIlo. ; ' ' Date Tide I'L of Tide- - TIde Tide 6m Baa "',aa4.. Con- ; ! Oeslgnlng and ; - Garan Consulting, Large Tide Small LarKe i Small Rlsi EetsSets "?X structing Engineera Automobiles Stabled and Cared For "Are you trying to economize? ' "Yes, I've actually got on so far i Bridges, Building. Concrete Stru- 92 North Kukut SL, near ttuuanu St, A.M. FT. P.5L P.M.: P.M. Sanitary Sys- I've quit telling other people cture. Steel Structures, Telephone. 1109. that : Sets v w. Estimates on what to do without and am going tems, Beporta and 34 9:06 a few things myself." Wash- 17. , 5:57 2.1 1:33 11:13 6:33 5:24 rrojecta. - Phone '1045. Zzr-- r without Dec. .10:07. ington Star. IS. . 6:28 19 :51 2:12 6:34 5:24 A.M. 1.7 9:14 2:51 0:16 6:34 ;6:2$I 11:0 Mauna Kea sails on Wednesdays and. Saturdays. Grasnlated. Eyelids, 19. . 7:19 ' v URINE 5:25 ir housea, DIttlllate. Crude Oil and 20. . 8:03 1.4 10:31 2:20 1:42 6:35 Electricity, gas ecreena Itt '' bore tye byes innamed Vf Quickly P.M. A.M. J Kerosene Smn. DMtnd Wind OS-''-- house, - ' Fine new IJ. religiwd b Mnrliw Trvitin 21. .11:36 1.4 8:53 4:10 3:45 6:35 r'5:2Sw 6: . wttage for lwV IIS. ; U OURANT-IRVIN- E CO, LTD. your Eyes. Neat Ttrmlshed v Inter-Islan- Eycsand in 6:36? ;;:26f-i:- 0. v d Babt w 9:51 5; 51 ' mortgage flO.ww. ;V. Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. 22. 4:3 ror loan on 45 King St ' Phone 1962 AM. :: -- :.;i:3l V:27- -"i:CS STAR-BULLETI- Eye L7 11:61 1:15 7:25 N GIVES YOU IfnrlHe Cenedj EjTmZX 23. v.. V . quarter moon. C247 or TODAY'S NEWS TODAY First of tae Dea 20.f (4 Kaahumsnu Si, ;,T. At

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I HONOLULU STAR-BULLET- IN FOR SALE FOR RENT BUSINESS GUIDE r BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS PERSONALS I DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKL- AUTOMOBILES. FURNISHED HOUSES. BAMBOO FURNITURE. MONEY LOANED. CHIROPODIST. Pffcw model, ex- of R. Ohtanl, Kukui. Tel. 3028. Money on diamonds, DR. F. O. KANSLER, Elite Bldg.. 164 I : Chevrolet, 1818 Desirable houses in various parts Fort near loaned watches Jfc' HSt . . of Subecrlption Terms condition, new. city, unfurnished, 6800 and at legal rates. Federal I Hotel St. Tel. 5536. 6966 tf I W Daily 71 per month. cellent tires almost the furnished and tf jewelry BtarBul.etin cents top. 115. and 95 N. King 6365 tf sbmS year. per copy. newly painted, new Address at $18. 820. $25. $30. $25. $40 Loan Office, St. THOUGHT" per 6 cents h. CAFES AND NEW II Field Artillery Exchange. Scbofield up to $126 a m-nt- See list in our RESTAURANTS. Semi-Weekl- y Star-Bulleti- n. $2 per year Fidelity Loan Office. 52 N. King St. Barracks. 8888 tf office. Trent Trust Co.. Ltd, Fort Boston Free class in meets street, Cafe Coolest place tn town. Money loaned on diamonds, watches New Thought Rates: between King and Merchant. After show, stop Open day each Tueaday, 10:30 a. m.. Beretania aeVertlalftg A BARGAIN the in. and Jewelry at legal ates. 6769 lyr a . k t iim Classified and Business Announce-mea- good condi- New 126 Kealohilanl and night Bijou Theater. Hotel 8L na .inner, strangers welcome, ror Studahaker, cottage, books 1679. 1 east par word par each inser- tion, good tires, covers, etc. (Walkik). opportunity to pur- 6538 tf MERCHANT TAILOR. or Information Tel. seat also 6910 tf tion, up to one weak. $325.00. Tel. 5869. chase furniture, curtains, gas range, HAMM-YOUN- Cash or terms. Columbia Lunch Rooms; quick service H. Y. Sang, tailor, 1131 Union. THE VON CO Estimate elz words per line. 6967 at a bargain. Call at house. Honolulu 88 cants tf and cleanliness our motto; open day 6464 6m ORES8MAKERS. LIMITED HUe Per Una, one weak 6948 tf DISTRIBUTORS Per Nib two weeks 40 cents Dodge Touring Car, fine condition and and night Hotel St.. opp. Bethel. Dressmaking, 6518 tf MASSAGE. pajamas, shirts, etc, Per line, one moat 70 cents a bargain, must sell at once, with Completely furnished cottages and made to order. Also repairing and .60 cents as, mo. apartments on beech. Apply eleetro-neerin- Par Una, six months. garage. LL J. M. Johnson, Fort the CLEANING AND DYEING. K. Hashimoto, massage and sewing lessons. Reasonable prices Other rates upon application. Shafter. 6978 tf Mrs. Crcssaty, 1909 Kalakaua Ave. opp. Williams Mrs. Y. H. 229 Merchant, cer- Nuuanu St.. Chow, No advertisements of lienors or 6779 tf A. B. C. Renovatory; clothee cleaned, undertaking Phone 1785. rear Hawaiian Electric Co. Phone wIU be ac 4 new office. tain proprietary medicines Studebnker Six. dyed and repaired. Phone 4148. 6400 3m 4068. 6881 lyr. American Optical Co. new top, complete equipment, Bungalow, partly furnished. Ring ur cepted. tiros, 6104 tf 1148 Fort advertisements, ad- first-clas- r condition. Phone 800. 6042. 6970 tf S. Mrs. S. -- Maunafc-i Bere- St. Honolulu In replying to Massage parlors for ladles. Mrs. Masaki and Opposite Catholic your exactly aa stated In Steam cleaning. Co. 23. 64 lane, tania. 6814 6m Convent dress replies JZEgESkaa Haisey. m, JU UNFURNISHED HOUSES. Alakea St., nr. Gas Hirao. phone 5: Kukui THE the advertisement sta- 6234 tf Nuuanu street. 6956 lm HOUSE OF SERVICE subscriber, charge of the Hawaii immigration LANGUAGE AND PENMANSHIP. If yon are a telephone believes false repre Unfurnished two-oecroo- cottage, your advertisement; we wIU tion, declares he LAUNDRY. phone sentations regarding the physical 1436 Young street near Keeaumoku. COLLECTION AGENCIES. MALTERRE'S French and Penman- charm 1. of the Geier 6947 tf All SUANF in 4911. condition of a member Quick Returns Collecting agency. See Wo, 1310 Llliha street. Phone ship Lersons sow opened at Room FOR crew were made personally to him by 3, Elite Bldg. Age no hindrance. ALL PURPOSES Three bedroom house, 311 Peck Ave F. Nichols, 12 Brewer Bldg. TeL 5113. Called for and delivered. Paper Bane, Cups. Platte, Five-passeng-er Chevrolet, 1616, 6806 model 288 3640. 6838 6m 6971 tf tf Napkins and A WANTED condition, Rellly, Apply Vineyard street, 6832 tf Towels, Etc. excellent Lirot -- SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. AM. HAW. PAPER CO Ltd. 4th Cavalry, Scbofield Barracks, FURNISHED ROOMS. CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS. PRINTING. Wanted 8C0 men and women to at- Phone 1410 H. T. 6172 tf MME. the Salvation Army meetings, Coconut plants for sale, va- We do not boast of low prices, which CLEO J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr. I tend Desirable light housekeeping or single Samoan has build- 69 Beretania street, Tuesday. Wed- One 1917 Overland. Address Box 776, riety. Apply A. D. Hills, usually coincide with poor quality; taken an office in the Love rooms, moderate charges, central lo- Lihue. ing, 1140 6. Saturday and Star-Bulleti- n put life, Fort street, room Don't nesday, Thursday, office 6972 6t cation, quiet clean. Ganzel Place. Kauai. 6277 tf but we "know how" to Automobile Sunday, 7:45 p. m. Adjutant and hustle go Into printed matter, fail to consult her if you need ad- at 112 Vineyard, cor. Fort 6940 tf and on Mrs. James C. West will welcome AUTO ACCESSORIES. T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635 and that is what talks loudest and vice business, health, love or w- -a Star-Bulleti- n marriage. Phone 4115. 6962 all. Large room for two gentlemen, also 6298 tf longest Honolulu tf Repairing All makes of auto and bicycle tires Printing Department 125 Merchant guarantee to single room. Special rates by the Toyoshiba. PERSONALS. FRANK Roofs to Repair We and tubes; auto accessories; also month. King St, opp. Vlda Villa. street COOMBS Lou Rogers or Heinle's Tavern. Phone stop all leaks. See vulcanising, retreading, rebeading. 4986. 6743 tf 6411 3m Everything in jewelry sold on easy Bishop and Queen Tel 2182 Akmao Jones. We lead, others etc. Taisho Vulcanizing Co., Ltd., PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. CONTRACTORS payments at the Jewelry Depart- -- Co, 810 So. AND BUILDERS. follow. Eureka Paint 180 Merchant Ewa Alakea street. Citadel Hotel, 71 Beretania rtreet. ment in The Model Clothiers. Fort TOM. 8187. 8582 6m rooms, $2 G. Floyd Perkins. 603 Stangenwald King St Phone Phone Furnished t and $2.60 per HONOLULU PLANING MILL. LTD. street 6863 tf week. 6902 Bldg. Phone 2907. 6809 6m MEAT MARKET A 2 or had tf Contractors and Builders. Manufac- GROCERY To rent by reliable party a I Automobile, carriage, wagon Bursites LANGUAGE LESSONS. room cottage. Punahou district pre- Quaker, Portage tires, tubes. New Rooms for light housekeeping, high turers of doors, sashes, frames, PLUMBERS. ferred! Telephone 8030 or P.'O. Oahu Carriage Mfg. Co. Tel. 2742. elevation, blinds, molding, screens, brackets, HAWAIIAN close in. Phone 1998. etc. Won Loui Co., Smith street. Tel. 1033. LANGUAGE LESSONS. Phone 3451 Box 17. Honolulu. ttfl tf 6803 6m 6968 tf All kinds of mill work, finish- W. J. Coelho. translator and inter- ing, tuning. Repair work and small 6815 6m preter C. Q. YEI HOP A CO. Co., in the Public Land Office, is Preeerttng Paint also Accessories; tires. TeL 1324 Smoot A Furnished rooms and apartments. Jobs a specialty. Fort St. Tel. 1510. now Ha- Peerless Specialists. The 8HIRTMAKERS. prepared to give lessons in 1 Pitch and Gravel Roof Stalnhauser, Alakea and Merchant Fairmont 574 Beretania. 6929 tf 6806 6m waiian to those wishing to learn the the old stand, 66 Queen St. 6808 8m still at Reed A YAMATOYA Shirts and pajamas language. Classes for ladies and for Phone 4ML FOR RENT. McAfee, marble and tile con- " tractors. Office and show room at made tcArder. 1305 Fort St., opp. gentlemen are now forming the per. M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO. MOTORCYCLES, ETC. Kukui Phone 2331. 6442 lyr sonnel of which, are to be determin- Light car, touring or roadster, Bulek Nuuanu and Merchant streets. Pre- St COFFEE ROASTERS will pay cash. HOTELS liminary ed by each class. For terms apply or Dodge preferred, THOR motorcycles; Pierce bicycles; estimates furnished. Phone Akagi, 1218 street, and of Star-Bulle-tl- n. 1466. 6944 Nuuanu shirts at the Public Land Office, Capito Dealere In Old Nona Coffee Address Box 774. Care supplies; paintirg; repairing. K. THE PIERPOINT tf pajamas made to order. Phone 6041. Building. 6972 tf 8872 tf Okahlro, opp. Oahu Ry. Tel. 4018. Merchant "On the Beach at Walkikl" Electrical contractor charges 6307 tf St Henoluln bungalows ex-ce- ll typewriting or boekkcept Furnished and rooms; able. Motoyama A Yamane. Phone EARNESTLY MEANT (Confidential) gtatraphy. T. EKI c. demotor agt, So. King. en t meals; splendid bathing and G. Yamatoya, shirts, 1146 Nuuanu St wantec" as evening work. Box 6804 6m 3018 day, 7364 evenings. 6816 6m taT boating; 1000-fo- ot promenade pier; 6461 3m Man of rood character, middle aged Star-Bulleti- n. 8844 lm fTT, beautiful marine and mountain M. Fujita, contractor (retired), healthy and pleasant dis- BICYCLES. and builder, K. Tamane made to order. 348 N. position, to meet a --a Armv. clothlne end view; terms reasonable. Mrs. John painter, paper hanger. 6602 wishes middle; PIANOS ,k. aMiinn . Phone King. 6805 6m aged good work. Phone Komeyc Bicycles, Put. ch A King Cassid.-- Tel. 5708. 6202 tf 6300 lyr. woman with character furniture for relief bowl ob- HONOLULU 6076 6m and comfortably fixed with an MUSIC CO., Ltd. SHOE REPAIRING. Anti-Germa- siee. AUCTION BULLETIN CONTRACTORS ject of getting married. GENERAL. photograph. Box 773, 1107 Fort Street The beet market price wUl be paid tor MIYAMOTO, bicycles. 182 N. King St. NEW SHOE SHOP Inclose by care Star-Bulleti- n. 6975 3t clean washed cotton rags the 6808 6m CHRISTMAS day falling on Tuesday Ohio Building Co., general contractors. M. G. Telves does first-clas- s shoe re- Star-Bulleti- n. 8784 tf we shall not tor day. Prices lew, work satisfactory. Honolulu be open that Phone pair work at reasonab'e prices. Re- G. O. P. COMMITTEE TO SATO. 330 N. King. TeL 1026. 68084m The next sale at the Rooms will be 81)3. 1883 Emma street, near Vine- WANTED member 1386 Emma St 6918 lm MEET FEBRUARY TWELFTH Get SITUATION on Friday. December 88, 10 yard Honolulu. 6886 6m 1 all the light yon -- REAL ESTATE. at street Are pay o'clock, when we shall sell officers' TEA HOUSES. Big Cutanea boy, well known In town, C. Yamamato, 82 S. Kukui St., phone WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. 23. in? for by using Edison experi- 30,150 eq. 885 effects. Furniture of all kinds, lots 8 or 9 years ft Present income with 4436; buildin-635- 4 William R. Willoox. chairman of the Mazda who has had - general contractor; Ikesu, best Japanese dinners. T. W. Lamps. room tor 10 or more cot- of goods for quick realisation at bar- ence as a collector for a number of available tf Oda, prop. Telephone 3212. 6183 tf Republican national committee, has; position aa collec- tages. Central location. See Guer- gain prices. a firms, would like We you issued a call for meeting of the ELECTRIC one. firm, beginning rero, 27 Campbell block. Phone 5489. want to pick out your TYPEWRITERS. at St. Louis on February tor for some grass ruga once growl DRESSMAKERS. committee year possible. Address 8867 tf at and not 12. It is understood he recently first of it to the management when they that P- are Ve-ran- and Reminr-o- n P. F. P.," - O. Box 978. Mrs. Rodi.net dressmaking, El. Rebuilt Underwood informed friends that busineas pres- Bungalow, 1088 East 5th Ave.. Kai all gone for not reserving some for typewriters. Hen. Typewriter Ex., Gruenha gen's Blue 6966 12t you. 1067 Beretania St. 6836 lm sure makes an early convening of the Ribbon muki; 4 minutes from car line. One thing is quite certain, 184 Merchant Phone 5575. 6814 6m committee desirable. Experienced bookkeeper wants work Modern conveniences. Price, $1450. yon can never again in years dupli- ENGRAVING. any or evening, moderate terms. E. O. Farm. 6974-t-f cate these prices. They are sell- VULCANIZING. "There's nothing In a name." Chocolates ." Star-Bulleti- n of-fle- T ing in San fig- Calling HAWAIIAN "Ka!r--1ua- Francisco at higher and business cards, mono "Why the melancholy reflection?" DRUG CO. H8--8t FOR SALE PET STOCK. ures wholesale, not retail. There- grams, wedding invitations and an Old tires made new, moderate prices. gets Hotel and Bethel cements, New Hawaii Vulcanising, Maunakea "The ultimate consumer never Streets fore if in need of GRASS RUGS noun stationery, etc:; cor a chance to issue an ultimatum." Thoroughbred Scotch Collie; a faith- Star-Bulleti- n and "'aubhi Sts. 6814 6m HELP WANTED. and mats make your purchases now rect styles. Printing Washington Star ful, devoted companion and pro- and get the lew prices current in Department, 125 Merchant St Teacher Wan'rd Man to teach in lo- tector 9 months old; make a most this place for American Wire Grass WOOD AND COAL. High school experience desirable Xraas present. E. O. Farm, Rugs SILVA'S cal school. at tar lower prices than Ruga FURNITURE. Co., nr. tel. I necessary Position open January Tel. 7417. 6974-t- f Tanaba Pauahl, River st, WAR. PUZZLES a made of Rice Straw, at the Roams 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole- TOGGERY Heme of Hart 1 U16. Apply in writing to "Teach- 18x36 plain for 40c. figured 50c. as For furniture repairing, polishing and i sale and retail. 629-7- tf ! Schaff ner A Marx Clothee er. Star-Bulletin- ." 8875 2t MISCELLANEOUS, against inferior articles advertised carpen iring by day hire. See L Ta-kan-o, at 76c, so en up 816 So. King street Tel. KING, NEAR PORT g and the line In Boy wanted to take position in print-la- CORRUGATED IRON AND NAILS sixes prices, we 2096. 6941 am LOST Also opportunity of at- The City M1U Company, Ltd., has just and are the lowest plant. fan town. Honolulu Auction Rooms, tending school. Good pay to start received a large shipment of 24 and New and second-han- d bought Between Navy Yard and Hono- J. 8. Bailey. furniture ICE Apply Mr. Thomas. Y. MCA 36 gauge corrugrted Iron roofing, and sold. Phone 3998. 1281 Fort St. lulu, revolution counter instrument. 6784 tf from 6 to 10 feet lengths, and gal- NOTICE. 6458 6m Was in leather ease with name plate DISTILLED vanised nails which we are selling on side bearing name M. A. Mul-ren- oast accountant to take complete the lowest prices. 6861 Salki. Bamboo furniture; 563 pleace to Star-Bulleti- n from pure water rapid meter Al at market tf On account of Tuesday, December Bereta- Finder return charge of office. Mast be absolute- nia St. 6078 tf office. Reward. 6975 3t delivery. Star-Bulleti- 25, being legal ly Al man. Box 776, Cabreira Nursery, 2060 Metcalf street, a holiday, no freight OAHU ICE CO. 6972 ear. Dole, choice of growing will be received by this company en JUNK. 1128 tf lot trees day. On Moanalua roif course, Sunday, Phone that d in tubs suitable for Christmas trees, Nov. 36. open-face- watch, gun-met- trade, age 14 to 18. The steemers "Kilauea," strap-chai- n. Boye to l"irn from 3 feet to 8 feet in height $1.76 "Likelike" Junk bought and sold. Phone 4366 case with plaid pattern, Common school education. Apply su-per- in to $7.50 each. Also a large quan- and "Deris' will sail at their usual return to owner. Box 6407 6m Reward tor e Star-Bulleti- n. on Water-hous- tender t 6894 tf tity of palms to he sold cheap. time Tuesday, the 25th instant. 967. Care Star-Bulleti- n. 6957 tf The Co., Ltd. Freight will 6963 14t slso be received on MIMEOGRAPHING. White girl wanted as cashier in Young Monday for the steamer "Manna Kea," A Row Boat painted green, with Underwood Typewriters Cafe. One living close in preferred. New Nelson's Loose Leaf Encyclopae- sailing on Wednesday, the 26th last. initials "C. W. C." in white. Re- INTER-ISLAN- letters, statements or (25 6973 tf October, 1917, STEAM NAV, CO.. 100 forms ward for information leading to re- dia revised to for Unes) tor $1.25. YOUNG BUILDING sale at a big reduction. See Ross LTD. Excellent work. covery or return. C. W. C. Deering. Experienced manicurist wanted in Honolulu, H.. Samples furnished. G. F. Perkins, Page, at the Y. M. C. A. 6974 7 1 T. Dec. 22, 1917 Phone 7022. 8970 6t Young Hotel Barber Shop. 6973 tf 6975 2t 603 Stangenwald Bldg. Phone 3807. L. C. 6333 tf Will person who took new yellow psiksHOEMAKtR WANTED. Smith typewriter, excellent con- dition, cheap. Honolulu Sales Co., suitcase from S. S. "Governor," H. H ACKFELD & CO. to 15, Shop, 150 Beretania street 6974 2t kindly return same pier at Apply R8al Repair Hotel and 6975 2t 6920 tf Limited Union streets. All kinds of fruit vegetables and She Why do you refer to Commission Merchants EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. seeds. 1061 Aala street Phone 3654 that 6779 tf dancer we saw tonight as the modern HONOLULU 34 Beretania St., near Venue? Y. Nakanirhi. 1816 you see, my fcssBEesMeWCBf Nuuanu. Phone 4511, 6:30 a. m. to Starr rdano. Perfect condition He Well, dear, it's Ma-gesta- 5246-t- Phone 8102. 6884 tf just a matter of form. Cartoons e. 6 p. m- - Residence phone 7096. f a, Japaaeee help of all kinds, male and ARMY OFFICERS ATTENTION! female. G. Htraoka, 1210 Emma SL Will exchange eig' power Multilux GERMANS BOMBARD RAMSGATB Phone 1488. 6054 tf Binoculars valued $76 tor a Vietrola year ago today. November 24, and records. Address "Binoculars," One She The man who marries me will Star-Bulleti- n office. 6969 14t Adelina Patti 1916. be In luck tor I have but one expensive CIGAES Find a victim., habit Why not a Miheelptien to the Star- - YEBTERDAY8 AWTL Ha And what is that? Bulletin: The best X mas you can ' sift by lidc down under SoMieVJ right Cs noons sena.-A- FITZP ATEICK BROS. Left She Extravagance. dv I AUTO SERVICE A SUPPLY CflL 00 3

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EIGHTEEN HOXOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1917. 1 ' : . f r? r TEACHERS STAY MERRY CHRISTMAS GREETING ui iiitifiiiuu na i u ui iuuiiiLi iuiiau 4111 TO HONOLULU FROM THE ARMY UNTIL THEY SHOW BIG FOR SCIIOFIELD KIDDIES Co. K, 2nd Infantry. Fort ShaXter. HE : Honolulu. H. T- - Dec 24. IT1ZENS OF HONOLULU, who hsve been thoughtful oi enlisted men in 1. military service, permit one cf them, through the courtesy of The a-- Tim p HI. park on the nearby streets, while SELVES DISLOYAL Every Man in 25tK Infantry tq Receive Present MondlylL ? of room within Lthe to wish you a Merry Christmas. For many of us it is our Place Capitol grounds. there will be plenty may ing Frorri Big Tree; Christmas Eve at Shatter to of 1? the grounds for all pedestrians who first Christmas ith you. ror all of us in the mobile forces it be the Smck Commun- come. It Is a matter of regret that it last. Metropolitan: Revelry.; ; All is la readiness for the regents en- us forget with tol v 500 wo- was not possible to provide seata for "Although the have left If there have been mutual criticisms, let them the ity Christmas tree which the my question of re- should, especially time, pervade every of guests but was quite impos- tirely in hands the erant and kindly spirit that at this - men who compose the personnel the that ser- many. we Great preparations are being made ters .with- the attraetiva red and greet Circle, are siring to the sible. It is urged that all bring the taining or dispensing with the Christian community. We know our sins are Often have drunk the Outdoor Miss Heuer and Miss Mat liquor which civilians have sold us. At such times we may have by all the Schofield Barracks ot. ;YlttftV have all . ;ot&ei -- - vices of too much tht , tonight as their Yule- words of the songs which they have -- city of Honolulu I this men panies for the Christmas dinners, and cdSBpanles at the eoest defense fort. no reason at disgraceful things, of when -- n, can see as is the habit drunk. great growing erer-gree- cut out from the daily papers in whicr. thews, done scandalous and - tide offering. The why they should not be kept as army. A few among our thousand have trans practically alii of them have special The- various organisations crarf alsC firmly embedded in the carolt to be sung by the crowd time whether in or out of the ' with roots College of Hawaii." ways, with less excuse, for which, we trust, they may menus printed for the event. planning Christmaa dinners., J soil, 'emblematical of the spirit' of have been published, and all are urg- instructors at the gressed in other religious of ' thousand men will gather;.Hjn the A. L. Dean Saturday. "If The chief servicer Two ' which will neTer die as ed to sing. People of every race and said Dr. pay the full penaltyl big Christmas the occasion should arise I certainly Some of you have, without discrimination, condemned us all for the Christmas Day will be held at the the Aerdome at FortVshaftSf .. leng as men and love and serve color are invited to attend and the Chap- tonight --"nigh I lire should use my prerogative but there shortcomings of a few. We may have thoughtlessly questioned your pa- post chapel by the .324 Infantry, .to: celebrate the: sacrifice, strung with scores of more that come, the more deeply will Schllesseromciattag.-All.o- f ;a real end it able-bodie- d lain A. J. before Christmas' with - eld Circle its gift of is no cause this time. triotism, because of a few men. idr.v seeking their pleasure or . lights ready t minute's notice to the Outdoor feel that forg- regiments have been Invited to heme 'gathering which military i while. "Miss Heuer has been an efficient clinging too tenaciously to their business of money making. Let us the at spring Into its joyous bloom of light light and music has been worth attend this service. Special music Santa .Claus, a Christmas '.and . loyal at the college and et-But tree' bleachers are, in place ready for and teacher will haverio.'. em'aC The there is no evidence that she has especially since our country entered the Great War. many of you has been arranged. Christmas music the seating of the. great chorus, all 25th. every . done anything to influence the stud- have exerted every effort to make us feel at home here. You now disre- Every man in the and part Shafter soldiers aref lootni properties for the staging df the cantonment to eagerness thl.'cele-bratioa- u the ENJOYS ents or give aid and comfort to the gard our uniform and judge us as you do civilians, irrespective of our child in the whole is forward .with to tableaux, of the nativity are in read!--" WAILIl) the I enemy. When any such evidence is as it should be. That is all we ask. Some of your men get a present from Santa Clans at On Christmas :Dar,'th el osbs and it is expected that a record c'othes. That big Christmas Tree on tills evening, the companies ;at the post .wili;hav as--. comes t& light it will be time enough now view us as our fathers did, with approval, your women breaking crowd will this evening which biggest regiment is a-- W' dinner. s Schofleld's Christmas grounds, up-- to act." meet-u- unafraid and graciously, your children Btare admiringly. semble in the capitol and com- planning to make .'aJoyous one. - l the cosst artUlefr cofapaUs TREE , Dr. Dean said that he had no We have come far and may yet go farther, but your kindness will be on the adjacent streets to participate . again are planning big dinners. ,at, CHRISMS to make on the interview giveu long It has helped us retain, in this far-awa- y meeting place With the. Christmas rpirit for th this al fresco service of song. The ments remembered. hovering the military posts arlous. company messes on Christmai in by Miss Heuer to the morning paper of the races, the feeling that we are still men and soldiers of the United over hart singers are meeting early at places -- Day Company Arm- Saturday, as he had not spoken to her Stales. the question repeats. Itself as to how the 8th at Fortt designated by their leaders so that all 21. The crowl cursory many of the looat regiments will be strong, the 9th and 10th at" Fort, Ds places long before the WAILUKU,. Dec. concerning it, but a examina- That you may know that soldiers appreciate and remember, again, to will be in their armory to overflowing h in Hawaii one. year from now,,, or. Russy.snd the ljth, llth,nthaiic that filled the tion did not show anything and all of you, sincerest Christmas Greetings! e .' 8, each Ruger. ; . .VVj-Th- appointed hour of when the first proof the Wailuku E. whether most of 'them will be in the lth at Fort -- was that first exception might be taken. PVT. GLENN HOOVER. - sung. - -- carol will be Community Christmas tree was a great battle- line "somewhere in France. Army and Navy Y. WC:iuIf Madame ElUn Beach Yaw, the solemnity planning no special eatertaipnient'.fof With success. Even the original plans of To'gET JUDGE ALLOWS BOY This spirit' adds a;noteot : ROBS STORE BIG CHRISTMAS TREE $2 . .the-- noted prima donna, as a soloist for the the first committee did not call for so and impres'siveness to ' present the holiday. period, but it Is'jlrebapjl opening number nothing remains to AT Y. W. C. A. A WEEK OUT OF WAGES season that has not been felt in other that, an. informal and impromptu ixib many children as . were present. MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS SHINES be added to the program to make it ar- years.. - erlng wll be held on Christmss Eri When, however, it was generously PRESENTS TO FRIENDS ' - . perfect and if the weather stays fine ranged that the Walkapu, Waiehu and Secretaries at the Y. W. C. A. havt Because he was earning 49 a week A field meet at Fort Kamebameha for such ,of the "boys- as happen to-nig- - a record: crowd should. assemble ht children should also have a been!: unusually busy decorating tha and forced to use it to support six is to be' a feature . of the' Christmas drop in.. .The , plan Js tQ 'jax till , Walhee spirit of Christ- at the capitol grounds. part in the merriment, the amount of imbued with the lobby. A large Christmas tree hai relatives, including his parents, a week,, tailors' and marines from Tearl very Informal and a nomey;,lr.;A' de- anxious to give his play- Squad- Captain Henri Berger. for four candy apples was at once in- mas, and been prettily decorated with colored young Russian boy appealed to Judge Harbor, to meet the' tfth Aero Christmastree and Christmas and a Yuletide remembrance, a Ha. 1 will add the holidaytatxnc cades the leader of the Hawaiian creased to 1600 bags. mates candles, lights of various designs and W. H. Heen Saturday and said he ron In athletic '"'contests. The 6th toons to boy, 9 or 10 years old, entered pnere.r. , band, has been accorded the honor of The Salvation Army band began the waiian with' Christmas favors. thought he should be allowed to keep Aero boys hare decorated their. Quar v , leading evening the a second-han- d store owned by a Japa- vvi the band this for program with, one number, then "Si- room has been decorated with his own mpney. He said he turned his "two respectively by Mrs. C. L. nese, stole a key and passed on to The NOTICE OF. COMMUNITY - . . , ecause of the Oiristm'h6ll(!jj solos, lent Night" was sung by allx those Hawaiian holly and mouse feet. The wages over to his mother and .that , Reynold , living apartment, where he un CARISTMASTRIE MEETING Red amVosc McGrew. ' Cross Hall and Mr. This the she allowed him 50 cents a week. - last week's fund present, ,. This carol and those that stole $15j Y.. M. C. A. activities this year will be t ... - ii the first big Community Christmas were sung afterward bad .prac- locked a bureau drawer and The youngster, who is somewhat of toVonry.17fl5.' It is'artJquiwly.rV .been to the clubs, all of the club ; -- He then had money cnangea into JJmited Pupils '.of Punajiou v Acsdemy snd tree and chorus the city of Honolulu tised in all the schools and many of the an artist, recently spent $2 for a cor- quested this week be jnadeyai ever had, and all feel It appro- silver and, after spending most of it girls joining in a campaign to givi Preparatory School aewell as those that has .churches Wailuku in prepara- publi: respondence course in designing, and - the or candy, pie and other things to presents to the children of the of Mid-Pacifi- c Institute who are mem large "as- possible to . aid fceworl priate that this veteran leader should event. A choir of some for his parents promptly kicked him out program tion for the eat, distributed the remainder among and private institutions. The Lyric of tree whlchVhas now in most places pthl have this especial part In the Luf-ki-n of the house for several days. Judge .oer8 the mnuuiynacniae. twenty voices," with . Charles N. giving a silver dollar. club has presented a large bag of pea added burden of cold weather;; 'V. arranged . all the his friends, each w.'reste4,..'tomeet.tlUB for which he has cornet, led. The Heen smoothed things over by telling rnorus 1 playing the choir In juvenile court Saturday the nuts to the children at weretania play at 7:15 sharp .at ; .Among the large contributions lie's? band music sang 'Noel. "Away, in a Manger was girH the bov to keeD two dollars of W. R. youngster broke down and cried, and ground and the Lei Mamo club wages A special collection which the carol. Following this W. F. made presents for the Industrial each week and give the rest net ' mother also wept, declaring she have r. u. szuv; nswaiian juectnt , Farrlngton look up from the hutlnesa his to his is, Crockett spoke In behalf of the Red re- School mother. CITY aggregating $75, as didn't want her son sent to the children. UPON $l6p; Aloha Temple. A.VA.' CvN . men of the city . Ye Cross drive. "O Come All Faitb Japanese, who m - form school. So the Whereupon the lad responded: "Yes, jwmww payment to the band for playing on i sung ; people. W9"r tw was by STAR-BULLETI- ful'. the One second-han- d N - fi- owns the store, relented GIVES YOU sir. I am your Chevy rs & Ceeke, 1250; Mr. and W rsrJbht their holiday, is the. only . outside caddie at the number, was rendered by the band and and said he wouldn't press the charge, TODAY'S NEWS TODAY Chase Club." Puck. nancial assistance which - the . club the program closed with "America." has had In putting on this, program ; as it was Christmas.. til Santa Claus finished up the fun for try V? Three hundred-- , dollars was. raised The mother said she. would and the little people.:.'.Ensign Puck, L. R. pay back to the Japanese. tor the affair by the matinee musical Mathews and Miss Gertrude Judd given in the Young ? roof garden, were the committee in charge. They wjille the additional gift of f 100 from were assisted by a large .number of GERMAN PRISONERS ; member has provided ample funds those interested, byrJoel B. Cox, who WANT TO COME HERE; -- to pay for the lighting of the tree and took charge of the tree; by the police- ; lighting WANTED" HALTON grounds, the .special . for the man "who assisted with the care of the "NOT capitol, the printing of music, moving ' children' and by the Boy Scouts wh. :'ot blechers, etc '., - '" kept the lines, i How the attractions of Hawaii have in who have had the ' affair' in traveled over the land is shown by a charge have worked long'. and persist- - letter received by.'. the Promotion Com vently towards its ultimate success but W. TOENTERTAIN FOR ; mittee from two German prisoners ot none more than to Mr. and Mrs. Rog- ; DETAINED. IMMIGRANTS war now held at Morrissey, B. C j ' wish to er Noble Burnham, are thanks due for -- ;.; ; Canada, who write that they1 jthe timely help which they have given -- . As usual the.T. W, CX is planning come here.' They are Ernest 'Peters in arranging and. staging, the tableaus. and Harry Kopfka, p.o.w. 237 and 2S2, ' to give, a "Christmas afternoon" at The Outdoor Circle feels that it owes the. .immigration station some : time but the letter written Jn reply by Pv talent-e- d "a deep debt of gratitude to this during the week.- - Botr as there are J. Halton, . secretary, "intimates tha; couple who, out of their own busy only; a few immigrants detained there they are not desired here at this time lives, have taken time to give of the now-th- e date has not been definitely The letter from the two prisoners, richness of their ability and technical settled."' A steamer from the Orient is which had been thoroughly- - censored: knowledge to produce amid rather in- expecteoY to bring in a large number says: - adequate surrounding these ?beauti-ta-l of Immigrants this week, and the en- "Would you kindly send :;us pros- tableaus, Tneclub" Is also indebt- tertainment ,will likely, be postponed pects, etc., about the soutnfea islands ed to the Boy Scouts, of whom Mr. until, her arrtvalv'v"' v vv"x' ; ' and Immigration thereof; ' . Im- 4 Eurnham Is the Scout executive, for "We have the notion to possibly the policing of. the. grounds, i'-- 'i : ,; ';.'- - NEWEST CHILDREN'S. GIFTS migrate if the chances. for.. such cn Positively no motor .cars are to be undertaking prove to be favorable. 1 :' allowed within the" capitol.' grounds, Regular desk, . blackboards, r with "Please, answer by "return. .mall and and persons desiring, to view - the writing and - drawing charts; - educa- give us a full account as to how to get spectacle from their cars are asked to tion al.w. J 2.00 atiThrum's.- - Adv. about to complete this proposition."

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