The Storstrd Responsible Have a New on Board Tenyo, Third Officer of Collier , Sugar Story Say Adherents Blamed for Wreck of The

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KvenliiK Bulletin. Kst. 18S2. No. ',903 20 --HONOLULU, TERRITORY OP HAWAII, JULY 11, 1911. 20 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS Hawaiian Star, Vol. XXII. No. 6942 PAGES SATURDAY, DEMOCRATS DR. SUN TAT SEN COMMISSION KINDS THE STORSTRD RESPONSIBLE HAVE A NEW ON BOARD TENYO, THIRD OFFICER OF COLLIER , SUGAR STORY SAY ADHERENTS BLAMED FOR WRECK OF THE

McCandless ..Campaign on Whereabsuts of First Provi Declaration ' That Local sional President Mooted LINER EMPRESS OF IRELAND Question Republicans Refused to Among Chinese Accept Tariff a MAY RE EN ROUTE TO Failure to Call Captain Anderson When Fog Settled Over Compromise MAINLAND AFTER FUNDS Vessel, Given as Reason for Collision in St. Lawrence -- ,.. y-:-v VETERAN CANDIDATE Local Member of Young China River That Brought Death to Almost 1000 on Night ot SURE TO RUN AGAIN of -- Investigation Board Party ""'I J?- - " May 28 Lord Mersey Member Positive Leader Was A fym Iff 4. ' Aboard Japanese Liner ' --' Makes Informal Announcement 11 . v Associated Press servlr by Federal Wireless. ?2&i&e9E&- - No Statement Whether Did Dr. Sun Vat Sen. in the d sguise QUEBEC, Canada, July 11- - The commission appointed to make a Bourbons -- Indorse Duty of a lo!y cooUe, pass through Hono- thorough' investigation of the sinking of the S, S. Empress of Ireland, in the lulu Thus1ay as a st?erago passen- St Lawrence river ht night of May 23, has placed the responsibility for ger Toyo Informal announcement of his can- in the K!sn Kaisha liner the disaster upon the Norwegian collier Storstad. mem-be- r shewing S. S. Empress of Ireland; right. didacy for dclfRat?, and a siRnificant j Trnyo Maru, as an um fficiating Norwrg'an collier Storstad, damage om impact with the at According to the findings of the commission the third officer, who was iUt'lne of the prcbahle course taken of the party cf loyal suoporters Captain Johnson of the collier; at left, Captain Kendall of the Empress. on the bridge of the Storstad failed to call Captain Anderson when a heavy by territorial Democratic leaders on rt the first provisional pres'drnt of J fog settled over the vessel. It is a'so found that the third officer appar- the subject of free sugar legislation the infant republic? Is the loader of ently changed the course of the Storstad, after the vessels lost sight of large nort'.cn were given by I McCandless to 'a of China's 400.000,000, each other. . K by many SEES A GREAT CATHCART HILO FEDERAL the Star-L'ulkU- thte mornmg. termed as an "impractical J.1 Lord Mersey sat as a member of the commission, representing the Apparently entirely dreamer,' still a refugee in Japan, British admiralty. confident that with a big price set on by delc-Cateshi- his head 10CO his repeated efforts to win the p Almost persons lost their lives when the Canadian Pacific liner President Shih-Ka- i, or are destine! for success In Yun has he I went to the bottom, following the collision with the collier. The Empress J914, Mr. .Mctoutlessjteg ing .nade good his escape from Japan to BLESSING WHEN WILL HE BUILDING NOT went to the bottom in 19 fathoms of water within 30 minutes following tha into the Ihe protecting 111, campaign with, Hhe same vigor arms of the British collision, the collier striking the liner amidships, plowing her way almost and government as was reported by one undismayed teal that hate character-lze- d to the liner's screws. h'a previous fights. rf the members of the Young Chbia Among those losing their lives were a large delegation of Salvation When rarty, while in this city Inst Thurs- DEA! MOVING FAST Army workers, returning from a convention in London; Irving, the direct qutfct'on waa put day? BOOZE IS TELLS FRIENDS Laurence to him as to what $tan1i Democracy in son of Sir Henry Irving, and his wife, and Seton Karr, the total lost of Hawaii will take on sugar lcg'slation, These qust.'ons are stirring the Chi- life being close to 1C00. In nese community of Honolulu todav. y i r view of the determined free trade policy cf President Wilson ml r ajarge number being of ti.e opinion Qr Sheldon Comments on Lo- - Telegraphs Decision, Setting Contractor Defies County and raticnal adm'nistratlr n, Mr. McCand- tiiL ir. cuii nas a very receci visior In less said: at this port and some even going so cal Situation and Gives at Rest Doubts of Foundation Bedrock Proves Claim Goethals Gave His "We ba'l probably icast the Repub- far as to state positively that he was sight into Kansas Results Candidacy Very Elusive licans for not aentirr the compro a pas3cnger in the Tenyo Maru. bus-fiess- Special Slar-Bllet!- n tnlHo that was offered them ip w--lngt- .cn "Dr. Sun Yat Sen was on beard the "If the saloons and other liquor John W. Catiicart, city aDC county CortTpondrnHl Permission for Pictures year. We shall hold them Tpnyo," stated a prominent member could be eliminated in Hawaii attorney, will te a candidate for re- HILO. July 10. Charles H. Will, responsiblelt by of the Ycung party, many would be greatest blessing ever election. the sub-contract- cr in activo charge of Associated Press" by Federal Wireless. " for the ccurse taken Ch'na for it the y)tce the tariff legislation as It affects Ha years a resident of Honolulu, yester- bestowed upon the territory. ' t the Rumors that the Republican veteran the present work on the new federal SAN FRANCISCO, July 11. CharleY KT 'vaitorj of the Sunset mag-zin- e, wail." day. "I did not see him personally press, the rel'gious organizations an 1 and successful administrator of the at-th- e building, openly defied Building In- Robert G. Fowler, aviator, Ray D. Duhem, photographer, and Riley Asked for further elaboration of thii but I saw the other members of the good people of these islands would torney's office would rtilre front poH-sericus- ly spector William Vannatta Wednesday Scott author, today entered pleas of not guilty to the charge of photo- statement McCandless said: party, lnclud'ng General Wcng H'.n, get behind such a movement, tics were set at rest this morniii,- - bv nd for a short time veiled threats graphing and reproducing, without permission, pictures of Naos island, the "The compromise, I out with message as the Democrats and have every reason to trust the It could be easily carried the receipt of a wireless frou were heard of a suit by the county sentinel at the Pacific entrance to the Panama canal. , . know, was offered by Senator Shaf-rct- h veracity cf their statements to me. amaring results. I have talked with Cathcart to A. Jl, Brown, deputy city against the contractor for failure to Upon making the statement that Col. George W. Goethals had granted of Colorado. Under its terms Dr. Sun is n't in England at the pres- many cf Honolulu's leading men and and county attorney. Yesterday after-hav-e obtain a county Duilding permit It permission for the flight and photographs the rr.in were released, without the tariff on sugar would have been ent time, although I am of the opin- asked them the question, 'What noon Brown cabled to Catiicart, who is appears the trouble arose, not over bail, their case being continued for one month, j - cut to approximately Jl 7 per ton ion that he Intends seeking the protec- do ycu consider the greatest local in San Francisco asking for a definite the postoffice structure Itself but the about half of the duty then existing. tion of the British government Just as problem?' and invariably they have statement as to his intentions, two small shacks that have ben "Cut the Republicans representing soon as his work in the Un'ted States answered, "Booze." The wireless message in rcpiy said erected, on the ground for storage of Hawaii wouldn't accept the compro- Is accomplished. Dr. Charles M; Sheldon, prominent briefly: "Yes. Will run." building materials. Carranza Chosen President mise. George It Carter not only want- , "The ether members of the party, author and former minister, makes The announcement of Cathcart's ln- - The breach was temporarily ed the full duty kept on sugar but all fugitives with a big price set on the foregoing statement basing hl8 tentlons furnished the most important bridged, however, when Fujimoto, the demanded it , , y thjeirhesda. conclusions cn the experience of two political news of; the day in Q. O. P. by Convention: Villa Loses are taking the best of - Japanese engaged by Will to contract 'The Republicans would be willlne care cf Dr. Sun and are shielding him weeks spent in Hawaii. Doctor Shel- circles. For one. thing, it came as a sheds, procured' a county permit Re-- the to accept now the compromise offered den is net a temoerance lecturer; . pleasant, syrpriseto a: good many Associated Press service by Federal Wireless. as much as possible; from the pcssI " one fCYlElTify he-ha- for of .them. The cost then, they be; agitator. s publicans, doubt- - .' but can't dp it. We shall Duny- - r a reyeiatien cr bis Id entity hAltlier la an But wholiad been rather him nothing as the building was TORREON, Mex., July 11. The conciliation conferees have absolutely wndemit.',thelr.'-fallur- e to have th seen prohibition in effect In Kansas ful whether the G. O. P. forces would to Villa, In pro Thus far they have been very success- priced , $100, no fee refused adopt the resolution offered by General which he 33 years, being a rest office at less than and fores'sht to see that tariff reduction ful and it is very probable that their for the past he win the election to this unless is charged permits on poses that an enactment be passed barring military leaders from eligibility was bound to come of Topeka, and knows what he Cathcart were the nominee. For an- for structures 4 and their failure to success will continue throughout their dent below that value. for the provisional presidency. ,. take advantage of these torma of com-promis- voyage.. ts talking about when it comes to a other thing, it upset the plans of two Taking an action in reverse to the proposal of Villa the conferees ' - n. There still seems some doubt in the discussion of the temperance ques- or three attorneys who, if current re-t'e- ma'n-lan- d adopted another resolution that empowers General Carranza as president "However, after reaching the - minds of the county authorities as to ; Not So Definite. Doctor Sheldcn is well inform- port be correct, have been considering ad interim to call a military convention which will fix upon a date and Ancjther the greatest precautions will ba pro- - making race, whether they can comoel the contrac- direct question put to Mr necessary as great ed on matters pertaining to what the arrange the details of a general election. McCandless did not there are a many has done for Kansas, and he A report that Attorney George S. tor to get a permit for the postoffice receive so defl of the followers of Yuan hibltlon nlt an answer. President opfn'on that, if Hawaii can Curry, already an announced Republi-b- e edifice, but A. CampbelL who has the Shlh-ka- : is f the i in the United - government, dis- "Wjll the Democratic party take an States who made "dry" the territory will en- can candidate, would retire from the contract from the affirmative wculd consider it an henor to dis- of social con- - race runs, by cussed the subject without hesitation. stand for a protective tar patch Dr. Sun joy the same betterment if Cathcart wasdeclared Huerta to Resign Next Week S Iff en sugar!" he was asked. to the other world. Not dit'ons. prosperity and business in-- Curry today to be untrneV He says the county positively cannot enly would they have the honor In Star-Bulle-- I re-p'le- d. state. He was informed by. the collect a fee for a permit, because it "That remains to be seen." he view, but the figure set upon crfese as has the central "The territorial platform Ins his head It is well that the people or Hono-- tin ot cathcart s determination to run has ro jurisdiction over federal prop- is Latest Diplomatic Report wculd . differ-presen- yet make a number cf men inde- regarding will any t erty moreover, his specifica- net been decided upen and It Is pendently wealthy.; lu!u. know something the and asked if that make and, that too early to say Just what we will do campaign for nat'onal prohi- - ence in his own intentions, tions provide that no building permit Associated Pres3 Service by Federal Wireless "Dr. Sun and about speaking; for a duty on sugar. his followers are bound bitlcn' said Doctor Sheldon this "No, it will not," replied Curry, from local authorities shall be neces- WASHINGTON, D. July 11. Private diplomatic reports are to the fcr the United on mission-- ' C The meeting of the territorial commit- States a ' morning." ani It certainly looks as, if, Two Decline Mayoralty. sary. Huerta will resign during the coming week In favor 8rv M1ISP Thov ara iftsr ming fnr ' ne a snowea no effect that President tee will be held on July 22 and the this campaign were going to Tne mayoralty situation The excavation nia be sto'ined Francisco Carbajal, the newly appointed minister of foreign affairs. -- one th'ng, as money Is very necessary except two - of A platform will then be drafted." success. It is sure to come. The great changes today, that temporarily within a few days how- report from sources, therqr is but litUd in carrying cn the programmed fight upon as possible candi- - While this emanates reliable As to his own candidacy, it has government realizes it and so do the men looked PVPr for a different reason. Herbert in Huerta will according to program. In ease Hu- of the Ycung China party, of which in. they will not faith the belief that act been known for months unless persons who are engaged the liquor dates stated that n.jCohgn the federal inspector whd was is anticipated from the. that Dr. Sun is the .'head and which, will two Charles F. Chil-- , . erta should follow this course reported trouble something bus'ness.'' The are Senator n about the middle of June, - unforeseen interfered with eventually prevail China. Money! Constitutionalist forces. his plans. McCandless wou'd run in Doctor Sheldon called attention to lingworth. Republican, and former.has not arrived and the contractors pnd support are what Dr. Sun - K. Trent, again for delegate. Up to present most an editorial appearing in an inuuwi- uoumy ueasuici Richard ihave encountered difficulty in nnang WASHIXGTOX, P. C, July 1L It U Mfeted here that CarbaJaPs the desire at the present t'me. Support published Chi- - emphasized today magazine Democrat. Trent ne-gotli- no tial liquor in for the foundation. Tne attempt to le peace rebel who time he has made public announce- he has In large volume but the more bedrock presidency means n wllh the v ment, but within the past few days he soundings made by the government absolutely refuse to treat with Hnertaor his agents. Chinese who can be brought around to . - I page appeared at Democratic predict iness: (Continued on twoi surveyors and the figures taken trpm Carbajal Is hollered to be willln? to atrept terras that are virtually hs see the light the easier the struggle "There is a handwriting on the wall.j should have club meetings as an avowed candidate will prove. them show that bedrock eqalralent to surrender. In the United States Dr. and that writing spells doom. The along the northeast side for the Washington job. Questioned Sun's followers are legion. This this, been found to- also liquor business Is to blame for depth, but actual opera- concerning his candidacy, he said is true in China, although they are any- at shallow day:- for it never has been able to see on the site has developed the afrali to admit their political affili- gain. It does TODAY'S MAJOR tion If I am going thing but profit and the rock is much farther Brock, American . "It looks as to run. ations for fear of death. Nevertheless. of munici- fact that Walter not aid In the purification A slight modification in the I don't see any other Democrat In when th time comes to strike there administration." down. sight place. no pal, state or national specifications may prove necessary, for the I have made will be a great surprise In store for Doctor Sheldon says that, in view or LEAGUE RESULTS definite statement of my platform as those who are of the opinion the large but nothing can be done in the matter Aviator, Wins Another Race that this evident national prohibition, inspector's approval. Co- I wish to wait until the territorial Young China party! cause is a dead liquor interests in the east quietly without the platform so as not to run coun- Issue NATIONAL LEAGUE. arrival is anticipated dally. (Associated Press Bervlc by Federal Wireless. is out and that Dr. Sun has passed taking steps toward selling out J hen's are 5, 2. 11. Brock, American aviator who ter to its policies.' into the political background. "They see what Is coming, and they At Chicago Boston Chicago LONDON, England, July Walter the 1, - sweepsteaks,!, Kirhio Home Again. 'By the time Dr. Sun completes his ara ootMntr ronriv tr en The dav is At Pittsburg Philadelphia Pitts- Milwaukee Cannot recently captured the London to Manchester and return aerial From now on delcgateshlp politics incognito tour of the United States coming when there will not be a sa- - bur3 3. has added another laurel to his crown by winning the London to Paris and At- 5, ; will be considerably brisker. Dele- and reaches England, there is every loon In such cities as Chicago, Denver Cincinnati Brooklyn Cincm return flight gate Kuhlo returned this morning I Stay; Ball Game is In competition with the premier avaitors of Great Britain and the Con-l-tine- nt. t reascn to believe that he will have se and New York. Another fact of great . . , from his campaigning trip to Maul, cured sufficient funds to reopen his import is that the religious organlza-- A 5t-- L.0"i8 New York-S- t. Louis Brock captured the race handily, easily defeating his closest com-- where he did some political work dur- right for actual liberty for China." tions in the United States are turn- - flame unfinished Not to be Played petitor and finishing the round trip without accident -- i ing the sessions of the Hawaiian ing their efforts toward the securing a n 8 n a Brock's Ume for the round trip wasrd John Carhery fell into the than Evangelical Association's convention. of national prohibition' AMERICAN LEAGUE. Though wireless and cable a finished second in H far. 19 min. Lo 7 hrs. 3 mln. 6 ser. Baool Garros' "SOMETHING DOING" a - ' Ife is apparently well pleased with the "After 33 years of prohibition, Kan-- i At New York Chicago 4, New were brought into play In re- a nel while making the retarn trip hot was rescued without any Injury, results of his trip. AT THE CAPITOL IN Continued nn nage two l York 9. quests to Washington to allow a i mm i i i '. 2, Washing- a Senator Charles A. Rice, the other At Washington Detroit a the battle-cruise- r Milwaukee to a in field, will EARLYPART OF WEEK ton 4. in port Republican candidate the pLEA 0F 'GUILTY' IS a stay two days longer a Super-Dreadnoug- ht return from Maul tomorrow. His At Boston Boston 4, Cleveland 3. a the secretary of the navy has de- - a Nevada supporters here today said that glow- If reports and partly authenticated REVERSED AS IS ALSO At Philadelphia (double-header- ) a clined to change the original or- - a reports strength on the Val- rumors are ot Louis 4, 3; second will sail a ing of his. correct Palmer Woods GUILTY' iamrunfiniVhed a ders and the Milwaukee is Quincy, Mass. ley Isle have not diminished. will know by Monday or Tuesday if ONE OF 'NOT a for the coast at 5 o'clock this af- - a Launched at he is to be the next land commis ternoon. 8 a by MARINES' LEAVE MEXICO sioner. Having first plead not guilty to a a Yesterday afternoon the Cham- - a Associated Press servi ce Federal Wireless. - ht He was closeted with the rovernor charee of robbery in the second de a ber of Commerce cabled to Sec- a QUINCY, Mass., July 11. The super-dreadnaug- Nevada, who, with FOR CAMP AT SAN DIEGO for a long time this morning, and im-'gre- e on which he was Indicted by a retary Daniels asking that the a her sister ship, the Oklahoma, constitute the largest United State swarships mediately after this conference Land the territorial grand jury, John Carr How They Stand a Milwaukee be allowed two days a afloat, was launched here today. (By Latest Mail Commissioner Joshua Tucker was made a request this morning in thei a longer. This morning a reply was a The Nevada, an oil burner, boasts a displacement of 27,500 tons, 500 MAZATLANV Mexico. The cruiser summoned to the executive office. (circuit court that he be allowed to! a received regretting that the de- - a tons in excess of that of the New York and Texas, former prides of the AMERICAN LEAGUE. way Dakota has departed for San "Monday or Tuesday I may have , one ; a partment could not see Its a American navy. ? South plea substitute Pet-.58- withdraw his and W. L. 1 ma- something to give Robin-govern- or to grant the request as the a Diego carrying two battalions of out" remarked the of guilty. Accordingly, Judge Philadelphia 43 31 a clear Co-ronad-o, encampment significantly following sen-la- st change would interfere with Its a ! rines for a summer at the son took his confession, and Detroit 44 36 .550 a VICERENE OF INDIA DIES AFTER OPEftATION ' Diego. conference. nnp - a plans. a near San The remain- ltinrH him... tnw vpar's imnrison-C .u v t . Washington 41 35 .539 . I. Officers and men. both of the ing battalions of marines will leave mt. 1 ucKer reiusea to say anytnmg. ment - ! a a Associated Press Service hy Federal Wireless y y:: , Chicago 39 35 .527 a militia and the navy, are keenly a for San Diego aboard the cruiser West Mr. Woods did not wish to discuss! strikingly different from this ex- - Boston 41 37 .526 India; Virginia, the subject either, a disappointed because the stay in a LO.VDO, July IILadj tYinifred Saltna Ifardlnge, vlffrrne si actly opposite was the request made St. Louis .38 35 .521 died here today following an operation. Word was received that merchants It is believed about the capltol that a port has been so short. They a t.t In the 8ame court by Antone SanChes, New York 28 43 .394 Star-Bulleti- n pay a Governor resigna-- a have asked the to a of Guaymas have refused to Plnkham asked the Dy an indictment with a Cleveland 25 46 .352 forced loan of $30,000 to officers of the a express their appreciation of a NEW DURATION RECORD 24 HRS. 12 MIN. f??lta,,ito7Cker',ntte,ttuW offense. He withdraw his many hos- - I a kindnesses and acts of Federal army, and, It is feared that and one a : plea of guilty substituted of NATIONAL LEAGUE. pitallty Associated Press Service by Federal may - a extended to them while a WirelessJ trouble result His appointment having been con- not W. L. J 1 J.X. - . . 0v...., Pet. a they have been in port a J0HANNEST1L4L, Germany, July Kichard Boefam today muiru vj me senaie, it is Known mat New York 41 28 .594 Ih the commissioner feels he is entitled a Because of the sailing today, a a new duration record by remaining in the air for 21 hours 12 Chicago 39 34 .534 the game. be- - to retain his office until his commis- SUGAR a set for 3:30 o'clock a ." vrv Pittsburg 35 35 .500 All-Chine- se MONUMENTS sion expires. He stated some time a tween the and the a ' FRANCISCO, July 11. Cincinnati 37 37 .500 a Cushman Indian GRANITE AND MARBLE ago that he would not hand in his res- - SAN Suaar: school bovs a GUAYMAS EVACUATED? NOT YET BUT SOON - Philadelphia 35 500 aboard the - V. ... AND VAULTS ignation. and yesterday he remarked degreet tet, 37'2c. Previous quo- ...35 a cruiser has necessar- i COPING 37 38 .493 ily been, that he had not done so. This morn- - wran, sunc eeets: va analysis, St Louis a called off. (Associated Press service by Federal Wireless. , E. HENDRICK & CO H. ing he steered clear of the subject 9: Zd. parity, 3.53c. Previous quo-- Brooklyn 33 36 .478 a SALTILLO, Mexico, July 11. General Alvarado is besieging Guaymas Merchant and Alakea St. Phone 2648 entirely. itation, 9$. I Boston .29 41 .414H ana a a a a a a a a S a Hand wires that the report of the evacution was premature. TWO HONOLULU' 8TAIl-BnLI.ETI- K, SATriiDAY. jTLY 11. HU4.

7"T t; X Experienced Crockery and Glassware I X IkVlI LEB (Furniture racked. Stored and Sblr-- d.) I AQJ n GSA OmfKV JAS H. LOVE. Phone 1281 CITY TRANSFER CO. SEES A GREAT JUDGE DENIES IE BLESSING WHEN HE REFUSED TO

1 z DOOZE IS DEAD TAKE ANY ACTION LAST OF SUGARiSIERRA, DISABLED J.1 CATHCART DELEGATES ARE NEWSPAPERMEN District Magistrate J M (Continued fruu page one) ' Uoiisarrat makes vigorous denial to tlu declaru-- . FRO HA VA AT1 COAST WILL RUN, HE ARRIVING FOR ARE GUESTS OF sas has the largest per capita wealth tion attributed to Special Officer Chil- of any state in the union.. Wisconsin ton that the magistrate refused to consumes about 4 gallons of liquor take action against A W. Kamcs.. the per capita a year, and Kansas about Wahaiawa pineapple grower and pack , TODAY three and one-hal- f Before prohibi- vr. charged with speeding .a auto-- MILLS TELLS FRIENDS 0 .0. P. MEETING T. tion, the death rate of Kansas was 17 mobile, when applied to f r a war RJRIELE to every loO. Since the introduction rant for the arrest of Eaiues c:f prohibition, that has been reduced "Officer Chilton appeared be tore me

! pau- asking a war- At the rale that sugar is being ship - Six days and I'J hours from Hono- - (Continued page one) to 10 Kansas has a smaller yesterday afternoon that from Republican Platform Conven- Visitors Express Regret at Be- A. ped to the east and we.t roast of the lulu, the Oceanic liner Sierra, sailing per district than any other state, there rant be issued for the arrest of W. fi."o I court holds United States from the Island of Ha- from this port at noon on last Satur- the view that no businessman will tion Opens Next Monday ing Unable to Lengthen being a total of paupers and the Eames. contend that this power Is- waii, a marked reduction In tlie stock day, arrived at San Francisco this take the mayoralty until it is equipped population is l.SoO.000. discretiouary regarding the Morning Stay ButWill Return warrants, and I suggested to on hand at tin1 several warehouses morning, the vessel making the pas- with more real powers than at present. "There is not a doubt but what suing of on way. I Chilton that a penal summons be is- Infer-Islan- sage with her propeller out Senator Chillingworth is said to national prohibition is its has been noted at the time the starboard The Republican territorial platform "Glad we came, sorry wc can't stay pur- of commission. have decided not to run because he believe that congress will pass the sued, which would serve the same steamer Mauna Kea sailed from convention will open proceedings at longer, but hope to be able to return pose." Judge .Monsarrat this Hilo for At The prediction was made before the does not wish still further to divide the ISth amendment and that the states stated Honolulu.. Honokaa. the 10 o'clock next .Monday morning at another dav and make a longer visit.' dry" last of the sugar had been loaded iuto Sierra departed for the Golden Gate Republican vote. He may be a candi- will ratify it. There are now nine fr.eruinf. the Popular theater. j said the Portland and Seattle news "Chilton, apparently set on securing Helene. that a delay of about 24 hours might date for to the upper states, and five of these have. been the steamer Reporting fair 1 apermer. be expected house. Chairman Robert W. Shingle of the accompanying the party on added within the last five years." a warrant, declined to entertain th weather on homeward voyage, because of the disabled battle-cruise- the Republican territoriil central com- the r Milwaukee, carrying p ohi- - propositicn of a penal summons, and Purser Phillips condition of the vessel's machinery. George E. announces him- Asked as to just what itio:i stated that conditions Smithies mittee and Secretary Eli J. Crawford naval militia of Washington and Sheldon failing to secure the desired paper, Maui, The performance is looked upon by self as a for treasurer, add- (the has done for Kansas. Ictor at the Lahaloa. landing were candidate were today busy with preparations. j Oregon on its annual cruise. All following started immediately for the judiciary much Improved local shipping men as remarkable. The ing another to the several aspirants outlined the facts: over those existing being ; agreed in this adding building wh?re he was given the docu- announcement is now made that the for the position. The delegates' credentials are sentiment, that First, in Kansas the liouor business .notne weeks past. The Mauna Kea in are still incomplete. Many their words reflected the attitude of It is not con- ment by Judge William J. Robinson of cargo, Sierra will omit one round trip to Mayor J. J. Fern having set ex- sent but is a criminal business. brought a small including 12 the will personnel, en- any- the circuit court." the islands, pending repairs to be ample by formally announcing bis delegates came intoday and more the entire officers and sidered a respectable business for crates of poultry. 22 crates of vege- listed i The district magistrate further con- made to the vessel at oth- come tomorrow. men. of the militia organiza- one to enter Into. tables, a quantity or raw and manu- a San Francisco candidacy to succeed himself, the tended that in matters of assault, af- i The delegates so far received tions. Second, the habit of social drinking 122 dockyard. er elective, officials of the citv and list of factured lumber.and packages of s Theodore B. 1'hieie. general mana has been redured to a minimum, and fray or any charge where Immediate county are expected to come forward j as follows: , sundries. ger of the Young. Moana and Royal is not tolerated in the majority of so service was demanded, be stood ready ..The sugar list brought to port with their resnective announcements East Hawaii a for of the 1. Daniel K, Kaloi. Hawaiian hotels, was host to the visit- cial circles. to issue warrant the arrest by Purser Phillips showed the fol- PASSEXJKKS HOOKED soou. any and all offenders. David Jr., city and 2. James C. Kamakaiwi. ing newspapermen and members of Tlflrd. liquor has been entirely elim lowing lots awaiting shipment to the Kaluokalani. politics. la no longer Judge Monsarrat took occasion to M. X. county clerk, may announce himself 3. A. G. Curtis. Honolulu's press at a delightful din inated from It Per S. S. Wilhelmina for San li- to him mainland: I. Keliipio, ner the safe for a political party to serve brand the excuse attributed July Hofiag-hoff- . formally next week. He will run for 4. John Bohnenbeig. at last night, the com Olaa 17,000. Waiakea lo.ono. Hilo Francisco. K: Miss H. plimentary quor at a banquet or other function. that "Eames was prominent and well Com-min- on Republican ticket. .. I). Lewis. Otto W. Rose. remarks anent Honolulu Miss A. the - Sugar Co. 2300, Hawaii Mill I8.00O McDonald, John F. Fourth.- it has affected journalism. known," as a deliberate falsehood. by, and D-r- James Bicknell. city and county audi- 5. A. K. Cabrinha. E. N. Deyo, Rev. Hawaii coming with the speeches Ho-nom- u Geo. A. T. J. McGrath. "1 any statement Onomea 20.8R8, Pepeekeo 17.6'o, J. a There are 700 newspapers in Kansas never made such H. M. LeApsley. tor, will run again, it is taken for L. Desha, James Ixjw. that followed repast in which the re- 10.400, Hakalau 5 SftO, Lau pa hoe-ho- e Bertran Aiken, Mr. all have to accept liquor yesterday or at any other time In granted, and his announcement Is d G. S. Terry. Moana chef had spread himself to the and refused 21.872, Kaiwiki Kukaiau and Mrs. C. A. Murdock. Addison Gu- - W. lation to others who may have been 72H soon. .1. M. Ross. limit. advertisements. 2."50, Hamakua Mill 8170. Paauhau lick, O. D. Leas, Miss Chung, Miss' 7. Wm. Pullar. Fifth, liquor has gone out of use as brought to book because of infractions Some Supervisors Ambitious. 8. Konia. Mr. Thiele's guests included W. K 13,000, 3.100, Park. Miss Harriet N'apai, Miss M. Cal Solomon hand- of the laws," said the magistrate. Honokaa Punaluu 17,S.r, supervisors, M. C. y. Ma honey of medicine. The law forbids its endar, Mrs. Fiank King, Miss M. On the beard of H. S. Rickard. the Portiand Oregouian; It was stated in Judge Robinson's Honuapo 9S80 sacks. Mc-Clella- n ling by druggists, and if physicians Mr. Pacheco, Lester Petrie and W. H. West Hawaii. Paul Chamberlin, of the Portland Tel warrant -- Murdock. ai! Mrs. A. H. Ahrens, must have it. they have to send cut of court this morning that the 4 are expected to run for re- 1. H. L. Ho'.stein. Geo. C. Watt. egram; K. E. Carpenter of the Seattle signed regular way, PASSKMJEHS AKKIYED Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Home, Master may the state for it. had been in the election. The others may or not. K. O'Brien. Times; Captain W. B. Allison, com- re-us- 11. S. Horne, A. W. Carlson. Mrs. 2. G. L. Kopa, F. In laying emphasis on this last item. and no comment was made on the Supervisor E. H. F. Wolter is think- W. M. S mander Mi Per str. Manna Kea from Hilo and D. F. Fullaway and two children, Miss 3. Archie C. Kaaua, oi the Washic"tU Naval Dr. Sheldon stated that, at a recent of Judge Monsarrat to Issue one. ing of going out for mayor. Supervis- Lindsc-y-. litia; R. O. Matheson an- - F. Haley way ports. From Hilo: H. C. helma Johnson, Miss Jessie Smith, J. convention of the members of the Holt. or John Markham says he doesn't of the Riley D. If. Gllmore, C. A. Wallan. J. V Mrs. T. J. McGrath. Miss McGrath, 4. E. M. Muller. Advertiser. Allen and Pritish Medical Association, those A lot cf unclassified "nuts" grow on want another term on in board, and Star-Eulleti- n. ' , Ako. Will Wayne of the Schnler, 1L II. Bremor, Miss J. Bryan,. Master McGrath. Miss M. K. Com-min- s. 5. James present went on record as favoring family trees. Supervisor Sam Hardesty ys the Mr. Allen bid W. II. C. Campbell. J. J. Hells. Miss Miss A. Commjns, Miss E. Ever-ton-, 6. C. V. Moreira. the visitors "aloha the abolishment of the use of alcohol same thing. Supervisor Anurew Cox in typical Honolulu style, N. Fetter. X. C. Crossman. H. T. Fur-tard- o. Mrs. F. W. Everton, Master N. 7. S. M. Kamakau. expressing In the medical profession. has strongly intimated that lie will M. S. Depont?. regret that more H. S. Rickird. II. Heen. C. Ah Everton, Miss Maloney, Miss Eleanor reconsidered 8. E. K. Kaaua. notice had not been Speaking of liquor and the courts, not run. Pacheco lately Kaupiko given this community of the contem- You, M Hofiich. It. Smith. C. H. Will. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Smith, his plan to run for the legislature, his 9. D. K. Doctor Sheldon said that the Kansas rn " 1 Kauahipaula. plated visit of militia of Father Hubert, It. Crlehton. Father Miss Hazel Cohen. Miss Delia Jbhan-sen.- . having urged him to get out it. W. N. the the north penitentiary is the smallest In any friends Hookuanui. west states. equal population, Louis, A, Campbell and wife, I). 13. Miss N. S. . Schmidt, Miss L. J. .12. Wm. state of according to for Etc. a report governor. Kuhns and wife, E M. Safrau." R. T. Myers. Miss Mary Quinan. Miss J. E. As it is well understood that Col. Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Mr. Chamberlin, on behalf of him- recent of the Prince, J. I). Lewis. H. Robertson. Myers. Miss Gertrude k. Ripley, Mrs. McCarthy is to be made territorial 1. Geo. C. Munro. self and the other newspapermen from Dr. Sheldon believes that if Kansas 2. D. T. Fleming. can have all these things through pro- Mrs. Johnson, Geo. Greig. . . J. B. Lightfoot, Miss Rowenhurst. Mrs. treasurer, he will not be out for re- Portland and Seattle, paid a high trib- K. Farden, A. N. Haysel-den- . hibition, then Hawaii can have them Mahukona Miss A.v Wung, H. McGowan, ;rs. R. M. Pogson, Mrs. R. election to the city and county treas- 3. Chas. ute to Honolulu and Honolulu folks, H. L. also. He Jias been ii M. La-vern- e. C. R. Lindsay, Weinzheimer. declaring he had told that Hawaii's KuetTer wife, Mrs. Hashimoto, jDverend, Miss Scjmoor, Miss E. urer's, place...... that never received and HoojuX most serious problem is booze, he Mrs. Masters Hashimoto Miss E. Laverne. M'rs. .Achsah Sheriff,JCharles H-- Rose. Democrat, 4. Willie . . better treatment in his life and voic- Hashimoto. Cummings, P. J. Good- ing says, and he believes that this problem t2), F. J. Eenny, Paul Kong. Rev. Y. Smith, Miss Jane Johnson, Mr. and Is openly-workln- for Geo. H. the fear that he had lived, in a H. B. Penballow, Chas. Wilcox. dream for the past days will be an, easy one to solve. Kong, E. Miss Mrs. Henry Shaw, Mrs. L. . E. Wood, ness, several and T. Mrs. I. Samimura, M. P. Gomes, Famamura, Father Patrick, F. Miss H. E. Shaw, Miss E. M. Shaw, 7. C. C. Campbell, would shortly be rudely awakened. - Wm! Walsh. O'Brien. If. H. Renton. M. Farrell end W. E. Brodersen, C. H. Brown, Mrs. J. Vasconcellos, He was followed by Messrs. Mahoney COAST ARTILLERY' THAT'S AN wife, E. J. Crawford. A. B. Fisher, Mrs. S. Hulz, Master 8. Abolished. and Carpenter, both of whom echoed MAKES 100 PER CENT 9. D. H. Keliiaa. and added to his sentiments. IMPORTANT O. L. and Jeff Schuler, Cecil Brown. Miss E. Kawaihae Sorenson 10. George Copp. Mr. Matheson EXPLODING MINES Hookanul. Everst, O. DowJand, Miss Everst, A. further welcomed IN wife, A. C. Kauaa, F 11. A. Clark. TIIINi R. J. Everst, Mrs. Everst, W. W. Stone, W. the visitors and impressed upon Lahalna: Hon. J. K. Kilanlanaole. - Wm. H. Grote, Miss Rose Miss 12. H A. Baldwin, J. P. Kaplhe, them a strong invitation to join the The 104th company of coast artil Benedict, S. W. Robley, Miss Smith. Jeffs, lery, citv unuiN; C. B. E. Kopke, C. C. Ken- Antone Perrelra. Come Back Club. incidentally, stationed at Fort Armstrong, ac Miss Clark. J. Carrol. T. Patterson. Y. Parrott complished y. some nedy. Edward R. Hickey, WT. M. Off-le- 13. Edward Sraythc. Messrs. Allen and Matheson begged creditable work IT WILDS Togawa. Miss L. Holt Miss R. Holt, . C. 14. D. W. Napiha-a- . the visitors to use influence in Thursday afternoon when it succeed A. K. Yap. M, Kamananu. E. P. Jones. Miss Marion Ransom, their A. Hood. Taketa. a Japanese, who is alleged 15. Jas. S. Acbong. emphasizing the" ed in successfully exploding two sub vv von: Kamananu, Katada, Miss E. Na- Miss Murriel Ransom. Miss Ruth fact throughout the Brown, Wr. by the police to have a long criminal 16. R. A. Drummond, .1. Kaiewe United States Hawaii is a part of marine mines, each of which was an poleon, Marlmatsu and wife, B. Mrs. A. Gartley. P. Fer- that K. guson record attached to his name, was to- Holani, E. J. Silvaj that country. chored between 1800 and 2000 yards home citv and Jae Ah Sang, S. K. Hennesy, and wife, Mrs. Dolan, R. B. Rawlins. Booth. W. G. day placed under arrest by Captain H 17. J. R. K. Kamai. Captain Allison told' of the appreci- from shore That the drill was satis- - ."kkkps Father Thomas, Father Francis. H. Chalmers factory tin: ' Per strar Mauna Kea for Hilo and1 of Detectives McDuffie, charged with 19. Joel Nakaleka. ation of the naval militia of the treat- to both officers and men may Ah Hong. De pot way ports, July 11: Mrs. G. L. Todd,a series of thefts which have taken 20. J. K Kaapu. ment accorded during the short visit, seen from the fact that lot) ner koilinu Loa, from Hawaii, ' cent, Per str. Mauna and infant, George Todd. Miss Ellis, place within the city during the past 21. Geo. P. Cooke. expressing regret that the time al- or a perfect score, was accredit 10. James; K. Kawamoto, July Father Airs. Jack A. several months. The man was caught 22. W. J. Goodhue, W. B. Lapilio, lowed was not longer. ed the undertaking. ii" oi;i: ., " V.jbias. T. White. Miss Ray, Ellis. Arthur Burrows, Mrs. a Mrs. W. F. Burrows, E. W. in hiding at Kalihi. For some days J. D. McVeigh. The host brought the session to a Fort Armstrong expects to encage Bruno, Maxime, Brother Walter, In firing Father Father Miss Baker, Miss Baker, M. E. Dodge. past hehas been seen in company East Oahu, Fourth District. close with a confession that, some night probably from Jul v 21 T. Johnson, J. F. Medelros, G. to 29, Louis. Mrs. A. C. Alexander, Miss D. Hei3er, with a mgn who is said to have re- 1. A. F. Clark, Henry Freitas, S. years ago he was affiliated with the although the exact dates have C. Wong; K. L. Len, Len WTat, K, S. not definitely Mrs. C. G. Helser, H. M. Campbell, Jr., cently escaped from the' city and coun K. Paulo, Jr. newspaper world, intimating that he been decided upon. Low, S. A. Cutler and, wife. Doctor ' 2. P. K. Kea- - searchlight practice now Is being car- . W. T. Frost, Mrs. M. H. Churchill, ty jail. T. Cummins, Chas. had been associated with the reporto-ria- l McCoy. W. K. Kekapa.-D- Elia, Mrs. A. ried on evening. Miss S. Wikander, Miss Mannford. Ab loha, R. S. Kelly. Carl Widemanu.' staff and was eligible to member- e3ch Wlttrock and infant. Walter Wittrock, P. Low,' raham F. Calres, John Perry, Miss MIEHLSTEiN HAS 3. Geo. G. Guild, Eben ship in the Press Club. Misses Peters, Father Eugene, Father CHOICE I Virginia Abraham Lewis, Jr. dinner, was one most C. L. C. Child. Caires, Miss Mary Caires, ' The of the PERSONALITIES Gerard, Miss Ackerman. OF QUITTING HIS JOB 4. R. W. : Breckons, H. M. Wm. T. Barkow, Mrs. J. Shirata Clarence enjpyable ever attended by any of Miss C. J. Harrison, Miss Harrison. and A. D. Shiba-yama- .' Infant, Miss Kato. : OR Cooke, Castro. gutsts, and in closing toast the H. Cane. F. Moll, M. Osakl, K. Master Kato. Vim, BEING DISCHARGED I the a JOHN W. CATHCART, city and . 5. L. M. Judd, Wm. Thompson. Mrs. D. Todd and Gaynor and wife, Mrs. Chow ' host was highly complimented lor his county attorney, is expected to return and Ket Shong. Kyng, 7. Baron, E. K. Lilikalani. Yamagato, Miss. L. Kamalil, Mrs. A. If the resignation of Joseph J. Peter si lendid efforts. to Honolulu from his vacation by Infant, A. Wall, CDe Kamalil. W. P. Puakala. the Mello, MIbs Souza. Chuck Hoy. M. J. Moore, G. Marshall. lliehlstein. budding and plumbing in- last of this month. Miss McCIaymout. Mr. and Mrs. H. spector, is not before" the board of 8. A. L. Mackaye, E. L. Schwurz PERLEY L. HORNE, former prin Rego. TERRITORIAL CAMP Likelike In from Kauai.; Hugo, Miss Louise Churchill. Floyd H. supervisors bv the latt day of the berg, J. P. cipal of Kamehameha schools, who Completing a soeclai trip from the Emmans and wife. B. Rollins. Miss K. month, he will be removed summarily, 10. F. P. Mclntyre. FOR TUBERCULOSIS. recently resigned his position after 10 H. ! Island of Kauai, the Tnter-lslan- d Okamoto. C K. Not ley. according to a statement made today 12. Carlos A. Long, Ben Clark PATIENTS PROPOSED years of service, and Mrs. Home are steamer IJkelike in returning to Hono- by one in a position to know the in- West Oahu, Fifth District. booked to leave for the mainland in I morning brought 2200 sacks tentions of the supervisors. 1. '.Wm. Henry. the Wilhelmina July 15, accompanied lulu this Several Republican leaders this of sugar, CO sacks of rice. 136 empty Miehlstein, as far as can be learned, 3. Albert L. Kauaihilo. by their children. They will proceed barrels. and a quantity of sundries. VESSELS TO AND ' is sticking to his original position, 4. Geo. Kekauoha. L. R. Nainoa. morning, in discussing the party plat- to Massachusetts. 5. O. P. Cox, Clifford Kimball. Jo-- ! form which is to be made up next The vessel steamed through northeast FROM THE ISLANDS and maintaining that the board has DR. CHARLES M. SHELDON who, scits with Tin: winds and moderate seas. not. by all the rules of fair play, a seph P. Medeiros (A. S. Mahaulu week at the Republican convention with Mrs. Sheldon, has been visiting $r.00 TO 10.(10 SAY I NS right to discharge him. In mean- crossed out Cox substituted). which will open Monday, brought up in Honolulu for the- past two weeks, Special Wireless to the Henry d 6. K. Kupau (resigned! . Inter-Islan- Merchanti' J. the proposition of putting the party FKATrm; The steamer Kinau. " time he is continuing his work as will leave for Australia in the Sonoma do not liavel Xxcbanre Su- F. Meyer. i on record as favoring a territorial tu- se- -l morrow morning, is reported to building and plumbing inspector. , K. Kaipo (sub.). Sr. Monday where he will deliver a SUT VOC morrow morning is. reported to nave pervisor M. C. Pacheco. who preferred 7. R. Muller. Gee. F. Renton. Jr. berculosis camp or sanitarium. ries of lectures under the auspices of 8000 of sugar the charges against 8. N. Arnold. A. D. Cooper, j It was po:riied out no such in- V. M. C. A. Doctor Sheldon ex- - , leen supplied with sacks Saturday, July 11. him. says he must Chas. that the TIi y some oIIht rlotliin of molasses.- Many go. apd board 9. E. J. Crawford, Jos. P. Diaz, stitution has ever been established pects to be in Honolulu again in Oc-- , and 100, barrels SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. July 10, that the is unanimously from garden island of the same opinion. Kiilehua. here, and that the need of one is tober. store in Honolulu. passengers the S. S. Honolulan from 3 Cecil Hilo July R. C. Wal-- expected in this vessel. 10. M. K. Richards. K. great. It was suggested that the sani- : are YOKOHAMA Sailed, July D, S. S. be opened un- r 151'T Leave your money Mongolia for Honolulu. GRAND JURY COMMITTEE lace. tarium and managed Arrangements are in progress fr 11. W. ('. Achi. Samuel ('. Dwight. der the direction of the board of in your home town :inI SAN FRANCISCO Arrived, 1 1 TO the dispatch of the British steamship July , SAID BE ON PROBE F. F. Fernandez. Henry Vierra. health, and that a plank to this ef- Greatest Japanese M : 30 a. m., S. Ho--. Kestrel for Fanning and Washington S. Sierra, from OF LIQUOR LICENSES 13. Eugene K. Aiu, Albert F. Judd. fect be put in the Republican plat- ;i:t this ihc.ht Islands the latter part f August. A nolulu, July 4. 14. David K. Bent. W. H. Craw-ford- . form. to Islands SAN . K. NYtley. j cruise extending the Gilbert FRANCISCO Sailed July 11, It was reported this morning that a John Kekaula, John WRESTLERS YOLK money's worth to Ja also contemplated. , Jn returning 6ch. Annie Johnson Jor Mahuitona. special 15. Wm. S.. Kaka. Samuel Keliinoi j As a result of a fall from the bal- committee of fire or six mem- ! YOl'Ii entire sjitisftietion to Honolulu the vessel may bring R. Pl'GET SOUND Arrived. July 11. bers, of the 17. John de Fries. cony of the public baths to the beach manager for Arm- territorial grand jury had HEADED BY M. Fitt general sch. Helene, from Honolulu June 19. begun a probe of the charges of whole- Kauai, Niihau. below. E. V. Johnson, seaman in the or YOl'Ii nionev hark. strong &. Armstrong, who operate the SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. July. in 1. P. N. Kalauakaino. L'nited States cruiser Milwmfcee. is In ll. salers' interest retail liquor licenses. THE MIQHTY CHAMPION estates the p. - 2. G. Hansen. suf-ferin- copra and phosjmate !::: m.. S. S. Manchuria for H- nd cf "high financing" of liquor li- today an inmate of the hospital s ?... W. O. Crow ell. SOUIO sron. nolulu. censes ascribed to Charles G. Bartlett, injuries to his co!!ar bone. John-se- n Aerograms. president and manager of the Hono- 4. H. H. Brodie. visited the tesort last evening and The MODEL 5. Karl Roendahl. S. S. NINGARA will nrrive from Syd- lulu Brewing & Malting Company. The is reported to have lost his balance. TACHIYAMA plan . Henry Blake. ney Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock of the grand jury, it is said, is The Store You Mwle to see whether or not examination by 7. E. Lovell, Chas. A. Rice. Chas and will sail for Vancouver at 4 p. H. Wilcox. AND Possihle. m. Has 40 passengers for Honolu- the committee will justify the larger body in taking the matter up with a 8. J. M. Kaneakua. Electric Lights' and lu and 262 through. tons cargo 11::-1U- V- 20 view finding out whether or not 10. A. Menefoglio. Wm. Werner. 1 FONT ST. ; It 'U?V M for Honolulu. ta any proof of criminal action can be Installed S.'S: MANOA at &:00 p. m. .;? Fixtures OTORI last nisht brought forth. Six railors from the 1'nitrd Sta Yeji.' Open Kvenins. was 1,000 miles from Honolulu. May cruiser Milwaukee bent on a joy ride ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY arrive Mond?v GUARANTEED. ALL MAN- WRESTLING BOUTS NIGHTLY FOR here afternoon. In addition to 4U74 sacks of sugar and passengers in automobile number S. S. PENNSYLVANIA will NER OF ELECTRIC WORK SIX NIGHTS COMMENCING arrive from the island of Hawaii, the Inter- - 1639 are reported to have figured in a X N SATURDAY, JULY 11th Monday at o'clock. Island W'ailele returning narrow; escape-fro- serious if not fa- SATISFACTORILY A D steamer this REASONABLY HANDLED. moruius. from Kawaihae brought 2 tal; injuries in returning to the city. LATEST ARRIVAL-PURIT- AN To load a generil cargo at the head of hogs. 75 head of cattle and 94 The car is alleged to have been driven Athletic American-Hawaiia- Park Sound, the n at sharp ( :!.ViiU) packages of sundries. According to at a mad rate of speed ind a LADIES' UNDER MUSLIN. freighter Montanan, now at Seattle report brought by the officers in this turn near Kipapa gulch skidded and SEATS ON SALE AT ATHLETIC and entering the Pacific by the way of vessel the last of the suear was re- crashed into a stpne.wall. While the PAPK. YAT LOY CO., Magellan straits, will bring a lrge moved from Honokaa warehouse with machine was wrecked the party es- Phone 3122 King, near Nuuanu shipment of supplies to the islands. the. departure of the steamer. caped with minor bruises. 1135 FORT STREET. PRICES $3.00, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00. HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- .''SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914. 'TIIIiEE r XJ Established I7M DOYLE CASE TO FACTS AND FIGURES GIVEN BY LOCAL AND GENERAL 1

t Walter Baker A meeting of the members of Aloha Chapter, O. H S.vwill b HeldIl CO ETO TRIAL HARRY MURRAY ON FRONTAGE TAX at 7: So o'clock this erefimg iu the & Co 's Masonic Temple. linrnr iir! There wiii be work in the third de- --uniin1 1 Y I Candidate for Mayor Writes gree at a meeting of the members of CHOCOLATES W X M rJ per cent bond issue will he: i t Schcfleltl lodge. F. & A. M.. which has V i. iiL-n-j Ariic e beu na ronn run- - "fix8 H or 44.4.1 square yards at iiiuiiuui been called for 7:.'U o'clock this een-in- g ciples anrl Certain Results L5c, 42c, 4-- r and 45o. or approxi- in the Masonic temple. mately 4". square yards at an average Alt r many of inaction the - ny-- COCOAS .vks of 43r- - 'hich is $19.35 per year, and case of Jofeph A. Iioyle and his wif;. Harry E. Murray, candidate forlcost The wife of James F. Hughes was on lS-fo- ill Doyle, will come up for mayor on the Republican ticket, in Estimated the width. granted alimony in sum of $I a j V Maude School be: tbe For eating, drinking and cooking trial in the federal court at 1" o'clock the following article takes up the ap- - week pending the divorce action she W. . square yard.4 .Monday morning hefore Judge Charles plication of the frontage-ta- x system 5x or at an has instituted. The order was made Pure, Delicious, Nutritious a wage per . 'linoii. It as announced this to the situation in Honolulu, strong- - cost titu cent oasis per by Judge Whitney of the circuit court. r.rrnir.K that United States Distric: ly urging the system be put into full ent bond issue! r 49c per square yard, $24.." year. Attorney Jff MrCarn and his assist-- operation or pr Vanito Ramos, indicted by the ter- .1. W. Thompson, jointly will con- - Will Increase Property Values. ritorial grand jury for a statutory of- ant. The. prevision of revenue for the. i duel the orosecution. It is believed Generally speaking a trout-ap- e fense, appeared before Judge Robin- ' ?. . . would pay yearly for ten years, at son Mr. will prepare ineca.cs , js ( of the circuit court this morning, .1'an. room the most, between jlv and $24. and Mr TlwmpFcn handle the court , withdrew his plea of not guilty, and 1)roljlt.ms beJoPe lls tod ur by so doin of ii'a j increase the value received a sentence of oue year"s of the matter. Attorney n,:u,.s are such r(r. .d will appear nse. ! pm,enl that J its property to that exteut. Los An- McFr de ef - ot money from which the trial Jury J?ir- enormous arroun geles real estate dealers add cost of The Panel maintenance and until they are will be drawn has been arranged as j jr road improvements to the value of Being indicted by the territorial - pavements ' R W. Atkinson, G. R. Hum- I'laced with permanent property in making pales. tStatement grand ury en a charge of forgery. - 1 V thrf v. C K Murrav. Alexander uur- l,,,n ui'a' uti"i. of It. H. Reidford.) ' George A. Allen was given until July V . economically. pess. Sherwood M. Lowrey, I?. Tarp-lev- run The exieiidi I firmly believe that the county 16 to plead. The postponement was super- IVcMered T. S. 1'attiit Offlre John Sehleif. F. .1. Ixwrey, (1. T. tuns ol the present board of should maintain, reconstruct and build made at the request of Leon Straus, visors for month. Khuvl. Jacob Lando. W. O. Adams, C the last is for the io:ids ni far it is in :i ixisifinri in his attorney, who stated he wished lin-aktas- t 2 building - -- Cocoa, lb. tins S. Hall. R. F Clarke, C. G. Bartlett. C and extending of main artei- .Jo an , also belif,Ve tnat the in. more time to go into the case. Hotel P. Osborne. Seeley I. Shaw. L. T. Bel- leF. such as the belt road. Fall road. itiatrve" in the putting of the frontage See our Street (unsweet- Kwa-W'aiana- Maker's Chrco1ate .M. K. B. Fuuloa. Mcanalua road. e li veau, W. Graham. Clarke. laws in operation should come from The funeral services or the late w Cif-far- nifty-ne- ened lb. cakes U. K. Castle, C. C. Owen. H, B. read. Wahiawa spur road and others. tbe property owner and not from the Charles C. Coonley will be held at window. Full of German's Sweet Chocolate, C,. H Ansus, P. A. Swift and A. mtsto approximately $s.(m. out- - boar of BUI)erviPors the undertaking parlors of H. H. Wil- Gartley. side of general maintenance. To fur un- liams, F.ort street, tomorrow afternoon 1- There is surely one advantage -4 lb. cakes straws with the ther extend the belt road and improve der the frontage laws where the coun- at 2:30 o'clock. The remains have be For Si 7 urau,m Grocers in Honolulu the Fali road anil other main arteries ty pays for a part of improve- been cremated and interment will the pall- wili require during the next IN months ments, and that is. those streets in in the Nuuanu cemetery. Thr nifty new band. Bands, Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. PHOENIX DANCE a sum of money at least as great. good repair will not require any at bearers will be It. O. Matheson. P. - M. Fond, K. II. J. Our present roads must be uiain- for some time, and neg Bevin, A. Williams. colors, elas- DORCHESTER. MASS., U. S. A. tention the L. K. in many are tamed, and to do this properly and lected districts by applying the Terrault and R Munro. - will require the expen- final-ditnr- e visions of the frontage laws will given July tic, and can be changed - Edward Parker was until S3 IIIGHEST AWARDS IN SATURDAY NIGHT of the balance of available re-- ,y se(.ure- what they are entitled to. venue with the exception of eighty or lx to plead to the indictment against EUROPE AND AMERICA ,,iat ,9 you ,ay for a uart aild make him for assault with a deadly weapon. ninety thousand dollars, which sum bet-ca- n from hat to hat. the feiiow wno dos not need a Judge Robinson made this order today and should ue applied towards the ,,treet J)ay fhe balance out or the Rank of Modern ter when the accused. appeared before him The Uniform the building of permanent pavements. KPlieraI taxes collected for the use ot Order of Fhoenix, will give a :s in the circuit court, and through his This amount available, from the tj,e county. attorney for more time. dance at the Fhoe- pre-- , asked AR ISTRONG TO statement of expenditures of the My argument Is, maintain our pre-sen- t nix Hall Saturday evening. July H. board, and Is money which wa3 The CLARION Waltz will take place at cent streets; divide the road fund Joseph Guerrero, who was declared The Prize actually expended for permanent work fairJy in every locality; by H establish the to be insane after being indicted tbe U in Admission seventy-fiV- 1 Where bot the good Suit o'clock. on city streets. By city streets. system our deadly cents. Refreshments free. adv. cantonier and watch grand jury for assault with a BE RETURNED mean aiso sireeis in ine msiricts oi roadi. where it costs more than 50 weapon, was before the circuit court Nuuanu. Kalihi. Manoa and Kaimnki. peP cent t0 patcn or nstruct any this morning. A. M. Brown, deputy LAND SALES AT measuring approximately i2i n.tes of our preSent roads, do not ask the city and county attorney, asked that AUCTION TODAY or rouawaj. county to repair them put in opera tbe case be deferred until July 13, What Sum Wcuid Oo. tioo the frontage laws. Let the coun to give him time to file an affidavit HERE FOR TRIAL of an in- it room F. Morgan The expenditure of eighty or ninety ty contribute to the extent of eighty that Guerrero is an inmate At the Bales of J. sane asylum. The request was grant - ' S one of, or ninety thousand dollars, or such J i i ': i : ' Co. at noon today, 4.1 acres of taro thousands dollars on section j ed by Judge Robinson. v::, u and fcula land at Waihae Maui, was or on one particular street, would make amount as is available, or let the Deputy W. As;ch is county pay one-thir- d Sheriff Julius sold tinder foreclosure ot a mortgage quite a showing, or in other words and the property Imperial leave by" the Wilbelmlna or owner two-third- s for the improvement A communication from the made by Hao Kuanana to tbe Young this amount would build a three Japanese household department has Wednesday for San Franciso for tbe Men's Saving Society, It was bought four-mil- e stretch of roadway, iThis will finally equalize the expendi been received by Acting-consu- l II. purpose of taking W. F Armstrong, by Garcia for 975, which is re- But. like formerly, at present and of the taxpayer's money in every J. ' t'e Arita addressed to the members of who, it is believeil, was Jndic jed by garded as good price. In future, the distribution of a like locality in every a new Brownie Jury yester a district the Japanese Coffee Growers'. Asso- the territorial granri late t was announced that an advertised siim in those localities where in the THERE'S re- - ciation at Kona. thanking them for day afi"ernoon, into custody and d'jlti f l'tti'l at !,T,i1i!ii itn,lrr fnrrlfvfi. judgment of the board of supervisors) u.u. the 2" boxes of Kona coffee which that takes a uni.us ''a",l u'' Ure of a mortgage made by Mele Hipa the improvements are absolutely ne-- j Emperor uuu ik 1 ,v v thev recently forwarded to Ilil?e urru yicyuni, ia was off, mortgage having cessary or expended by a board in-- . 5-- 1-- hag been located or in the debt Yoshihito, A similar shipment of picture 1 8 in. x 2, 2 in., Armstrong at been paid in full. fluenced iolitically, eighty or ninety Mor neighborhood cX San Francisco. Oib coffee had been sent to President the of one piece land a come any When Goeas Grocery Company. "The sale ol at thousand dollars would not the satisfactory figure and the cash set- where near helping in reducing the) uses Film cartridges, and which was - managed by Armstrong, mortgage on By I failed, the latter left for the mainland tlement of a another cost of maintenance. this mean An affidavit has been filed In the It was about this time that the old piece of land do not look as if times that the cost of maintenance on out-presen- t office of the chief clerk of the cir- costs only $1.25. We have were so very bad," was the comment roads increases rapidly and by Mc- Loyal Order of Moose lodge, broko, .up cuit ccurt Mrs. Pauline Louise made by E. L. Schwarzberg. real es- three or four miles of permanent Queen in which she alleges that her and later reorganized as the Order ot manager a few that just came in. Phoenix. Armstrong as trustee of the tate for Morgan's. roads every "two years is not nor1 No sugar stocks appeared on the divorced husband. James McQueen, is Moose lodge was' the custodian of O. A. Steven held a land sale "at will not be sufficient to replace worn board today. A sale of 40 shares of in arrears In alimony to the extent three Olaa bonds, which he sold the same hour. A lot containing 14,.r00 roads. To save maintenance cost, Oahu unchanged at 13.25 was report of $160.- - McQueen and his wife were through the Trent Trust Company, de- square feet on Beretania. near Piikoi reconstructfon of roads should be per- - ed. At the session Brewery shaded divorced recently following a sensa- Co. parting afterwards. street, was bought by C. K. Al for manent. down point to 16.73 for 25 and 5 tional trial. Judge W. L. Whitney de- Honolulu Photo Supply Thursday evening the Phoenix lodge, 11460. v Three pieces of taro land out We must, and very soon, find some shares, and $5000 Oahu sixes sold un- - creeing that the former pay to the . al sold.-- ex- which claims'the title .to allhc per-Ron- Waikiki way were separately, to solutlon of the road question, Borne sa changed at 97. There Is a more cheer latter $10 a week alimony. It is 36-10- 0 T 03-10- 9 goods sold "1 DroDertr "of the old Moose lodge, order:: acre for ? 123, lution that will replace our present ful spirit along the street today on ac-- pected that McQueen will be called Our are at factory appropriated $300 to cover expenses ! acre fcir J282, and 76-10- 0 acre for $323. roads ' with permanent roads: that count of a slight recovery of the before the court to answer charges of prices. for the return of Armstrong. will put the county in a position where sugar market. contempt , The ' low, broad crowned derby is revenue purposes the for read will be I "Lace sweaters" are sheer, all-wo- ol the best hat for riding.' though some expended for maintenance of perma- And some women wear shoes too " rmtirt rtnrtriji carmerts. women wear sailor hats In summer. nent roads and not for the purpose of; OUWUHloiiiintumO DHNU rnUunHIYl small because the right size is too FORT STREET building rebuilding temporary large. '. v, i and : r: The will give a pub- - Did you ever hear of a woman suf- roads, trying to . satisfy everybody,' Hawaiian band ' Japanese Bank, of Honolulu Hawaii but as a matter of (act satisfying no Iic concert at Kapiolani pars tomor fering untold agony? The one. and at the same time snendlne row afternoon, commencing at 3 STATEMENT OF CONDITION JUNE 30, 1914. the taxDavers moriev , o'clock. ' Kapellmeister Henri Berger arranged following program: General has the ,ASSKTS. LIABILITIES. Taxing Unwise. The Old Hunded." ,1 ao. not Deiieve at possible on ar . March "Invercargiir Lutheow Loans, discounts and over- Capital and surplus...., .$30,175.68 count of the amount of bonds this Overture "La Dame Blanche" . drafts $44,412.73 Dejiostts . .27,347.99 cpunty is already, burdened with to f . . . : . . . . . ; ...... Boieldieu Furniture 'and fixtures 1.726.24 raise funds by a general bond .issue Tango "La Conchita" Davis Cash on hand and in banks. 2,751.69 for road building purposes, nor ; do I Selection "Lucia" Donizetti ' The Hen doesn't stop scratching just because Other assets 8,633.01 believe the taxpayer is willing to be'i Vocal Hawaiian songs assessed, double the amount of taxes) Arranged by Berger $57,523.67 $57,523.6; he is now paying, setting aside the Selection "Soldiers' Parade". .Hume worms are scarce. She keeps digging away, Tvf increase of funds thus secured, for the Waltz "Artist Life" Strauss building of permanent roads, giving Finale "Gay Spirits" Tompkins and that's where I. M. Komeya, manager of the'Uapanese Bank, do solemnly swear that to the individual ox section with the! "The Star Spangled Banner.' trusting some food will, appear the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and beltef. "most pull the use and benefit of your money. you, her have got to make good. And we'll I THR ; JAPANESE 'iJANK, owner, vBy M. KOMEY A, Manager. I have pledged myself to abide by the decision of the Republican plat- sell-espe- cially Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of July, A. I). 1914. form committee. However I feel that help. We have the Poultry Feed to P. SILVA, I should express myself in regard to MAYOR FERN: I am starting on now. vo- CircuiL Territory of Hawaii. this question, realizing that the best my political campaign The egg-produc- er Notary Public. First Judicial talk'ing over. Dry Mesh, which is an I are things ' I". 5903-Jul- v 11. IS. 25 : '"'' interest of the general taxpayer and ters anad the fairest assessment for road pur- .'' poses is by HARRY MURRAY: The frontage the operation of the front- i ; age law, with the county paying it3 tax is the only possible solution of good streets prob share for the use and benefit the een-- i the good roads and Ltd. Germ Life Cannot fral public .will receive from such im- - Im- Feed Cx, provement Cor. Alakea and Queen '' M '' Frontage Law No Hardship. H. TRENT: The mayor of tha Will cIty and county of Honolulu should Develop in a the frontage law work a hard--1 ship on the small holder or the r.nnr.:nave powers enougn so uiai ue is uu. er districts? I believe not. a figurehead. Herrick Refrigerator Section 3 of Act 131. plainly states: -- is going o If the owners of 55 per cent of the J. C. COHEN: There v area to b t : ' be no mutt-slingin- g in my campaign. a....ri to V"al Such a condition can only obtain ments at a hearing prior thereto filed ! am go,n,f teUt.f facts aboUt mun,c,Pal from souring, still, moist air. Germs of with the Supervisor; a written Dro--i decay need snot", of uncleanliness lo test duly acknowledged by such bwn-- j lodge in. CAPT. WILLIAM B. ALLISON Get Your for cleaniaRl to ers against the making of such im-- l Militia): Gravity operates the Dry Air system provement, the proceedings (Washington State Naval shall not Hawaii unsurpassed charms for the Greatest Ice tfavrr be renewed - has of the Herrick. within six Months there- one but known constructed on genuinely sci- after." the visitor, even for here days. entific principles. If a person owns property in an three Fresh area where Co per cent or the proper- ty owners petition ROBERT W. BRECKONS: I am a week will put one AA the supervisors for not yet ready to make an announce- ff your a permanent road. "Section 4 nf Art yl UU in home. yl UU as or not 1 will en- 131." the cost of such improvement ment to whether politics this .all as an active can- Eastman under the ten-yea- r bonJ ter issue, using didate for the House. any of the patented wearing surfaces DIMOND & CO., (authorities do W. W, Ltd not recommend float C. I f ; 53-6- 5 P. JONES. When leave 11 .:.w.-jw- "1 m - .r A House of Housewares . King asphalt-macada- . - ' Th Street ation of bonds for going I IV i iri'M- m'.m. construction): for the mainland next week I'm Films f Lst.mating prepared to stay as long as 1 feel like. the cost from $2.;,0 to stay tiU I get homesick-- an d some $3...0 per square yard, interest on . it.rftiir. of my friends sav that will be a i ' u for your 7. uoiius i per cent ana u jer cent, using three weeks. for the purpose of showing the as Vacation Pictures TORE BREADS sessment on the 100 per cent basis, the PAUL CHAMBKRLIN (Portland 'wr' a. yearly payment per square yard is as Telegram): Tho visiting newspaper- follows: at HMD men with the naval militia will al- ; Bonds ways have a warm spot In their hearts i , n it hi ii 4 6', for Hawaii and will do what we can i i n hii ii iii ii i ii n i n Sq. Sq. ( give ii i " i 1 1 i l i ii ii in mrv t0 the territory the publicity it I'nit of Cost Yd. Yd deserves. '. -- ...' $2.50 sq. yd. Fort ier yearly assm't 35c 40c - 3 o.-- sq. ya. veariy assm t 42C 4SC Give the tniA American a Hailv $3.2.. irper sq. yd. Street FLOUR yearly assm't 45U 52 newspaper and a piece oi pie and he HOIUS JSCAmLttajjl 2iTLESS $3.5o per sq. yd. yearly assm't 49c 56c will make himself at home anywhere The cost of a lC-fo- roadway using on earth.

.1 ( FOtJZ HONOLULU BTAE-BULLETI- N, SATURDAY, JULY 111914. Who's Who, Here and Elsewhere Cut Glass, Silverware

Is my came written there? world. Among those In the 'obituary' The new American 'Who's Who" ? liu are Dr. McBurney; Sir John Tuke and Fancy China ' rosy-red- . Wallace. : " " cut, fresh, inviting and Alfred Russell Tie ehmtnaticnf Ly death and ru'.l The indexing 1$ very complete, bind- Ieautiful ccillec tiotis"rou will enjoy examining EDITOR ing are considerable, l.ut tho lHk is ing and printing are excelUnt. Anion' and pricing. RILEY H. ALLEN mtre extended than evtr. and has tc llavaiians I notice the names of J. ccrr.e indispensable to evtry man tu T. Gulick. E. V. Wilcox and W. J.

iiil-ivs- (Nodhue. 11, invoke tlx- - widest t in hvui. If cfnsults men or boks. Wichman 6c 'SATURDAY ..IULY r.HI and tlms 2.I A noticeable overs'ght is the omis- Co. --. Death has removed sketches. -r--- Im f tlic local elections should held in me spring havTng teen omitttd for ether reasons sion cf the name cf Muses T. e.'fcgf I upon Y!nit a Hinr of security in tin uhl bi.L 7nir- - jj would, incidentally, make tin county fiscal such as retirement cf a public offi- which shall take myself to ... - cial or the failure of a corresiondent have righted. I a desira- ha trUirixnl for .. liwell. year eorresjMMid with the territorial to furni3h data. International Who's Who. A ? d KM I.LTTKH TOMCIIT t young giddy ,U whic h is refem-- to elsewhere in this Twenty-on- e thousand four hundred Published biennially. In New York. HKITt: Til Un think that the and change make and fifty-nin- o names are Included A bock of 1123 pages, well printed friends who your uistiuie or gay STRENGTHtN TOE PUBLIC MIUIIES ACT 4426 of them in a large measure du and bruml in blue, much the sume as Don't go to the theater, lecture Who's Who In America, excepting ball, tut stay in your nom to- Have half the anxious thoughts of . to the "recent change in the national ...... i . administration." that the scope is international and night. i ' you the old folks have today; "Irr, Deny to "IP. For tlie more official names are excluded. Is yourself the friends that .ad old folks at home with ' It must foe remembered that while : found in all the best public libraries. and a good long letter locks just turning white are - tn-?ll-iilf- ir lh- "RR"'"' "" supposed a 'of write. platform ." '"'"f1 the book is to be list to the sad old folks at hvm longing Ik,, of y a,,.I names men who have achieved Has a few of our people la it. Write to hear of the absent "....Mir nr.-..- .. Rra..1l. tl.is BB s,paral, the of day ..HUM In On Coast. who sit when the is done one . . b. ,- -- and "done things," a very Who's Who the Pacific If',1... ,l..;r1K,rntisll--.i".i- . ... .1- f llawn... Rucctss A In black, With foldtd hands and downcast eyes Oh write a in., .s a,,.l al ,,.i,..s large number of inclusions are due to smaller volume blue and them letter tonight. I,.,ki.w .m.- - containing "notable living contempor- and think of the absent one y . . WALTER CAMP. '"" holding cf an office, making it ' f Hawaii a.v aliv-- ... .! Il.,v willM?"' ""j the west of the Rockies." The pub- Write them a letter tonight New lYork Cafe. ,it.li -- - aries - H.v fa in- necessary for the name to be in as a w..-- b l.irislali.a,, uiv- - i. .nv.l.W- qualifica- lishers promise a larger volume for m far fr.., ...... Ine4 1 1 1 1 . . . - A . I matter of reference." The j 4.' - l.,.nt 1. . lit. il lill ill kl next edition. Two or three Hawa-Pa- n my I ircMlllceei iy reiiinir .nc ii i num. uiii. n tions for admission are two. the Don't selfishly scribble, "Excuse tlwir hifticst Kinitxtrt. names are here. haste. I've scarcely time to - First Those who are selected on Tin iin-wi.i- t law in admittedly iiiinlquaf and pis'- of special prominence in The American Blue Book. write." scientific management is accrunt A carefully compiled publication is In V ...i. tl... I.illt I" ""' when lines of work. IjCSt their brooding thoughts go wan- It ran lettcrcd. 1 A . creditable t Kued Amer- by-go- ne I. m an,, u...us,n, ano H under the auspices of tlie dering back to many a Star-llullet- ui watr trade included was IkW the last legislature, the iwon Second More arbitrarily ican Publishers' Assoc'ation by Thos. night organ.za- - on account of official position, civil, -r- ' .v is called for in all business' W. Herringshaw. Thirty thousand When they lost their needed sleep n to it as a ood comnromise" between military, naval religious or educition-al- , copies go abroad, making a valuable mea-Uo- ! of separate cMm.ons as and rest, and every breath was a spineless measure ami two unwieldy " as governors, generals, admirals, Im xk for literary, men. Hawaii is w.aka.nl - shc-nl- a prayer ovc-rmu- ! rear d ,,e adopted. bishops and college professors. measures then u,, for rcmsid-- , W represented, as in the other volumes. That God would leave their delicate ami intricate up. 1914-191- ;'1 When the office is given these Who's Who 5. PER LEY L. - ""'' uman. ,um.mng babe to their tender love and HORNE. who severs lion. The fac t was plain in I'M that the suh- names disappear. Iast but net least In oualitv and his nff1,1 of ami care. connection with the Kamehameha the pj-pati- nt.v Men and Women of the Is original jeet of government control of puhlie service Canadian "exciusiveness" the Who's Write them a letter tonight School the first cf next month, wi!l V";"' be made Time. Who. edited bv A. & C. Black or lin- . strong should deliver a farewell sermon eoriH.rations was new in Hawaii ami that a "" 1215 before the n red book of some den, and published bv The MacMlllan "" - eonvc-nt.o- to have a Another Young People's League In K. of 1. - tIuV iomin- liepuhl.can well-know- n Henry Ccmpany. New York. Don't let them feel you've no more drastic- hill couhl not lie ,assecl. The law now. pages edited bv the Ixmdcn and liall at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. separate elections nicorporatc.l Morgan. LL. D.. D. C. I... F. It. S. It is a red book, too, rotable for need of their love and counsel cm larp-l- v JM'llank ccvermj; J. in etTcrt was put the statute books of Toronto. the omissions of many, manv names wise; xlw l,:,r,v - C sensl a trialami it has bevn tried and found wantin-;,- n P,J'f"- It fs an official and highly reliable fcund In the other bloeraohical dic- For the heart grows strangely A portion of the equipment for the et in five when age has dimmed the new ar-rire- d. a U" who knows the value oi publication frund throughout Britain tionaries. One reason is that an national guard armory having in several particulars. 'In the last vear and , ""s,m;ssma,r country England are - ., eyes. work Is to be hoilhl t( UI- -C UpIM h'epul) and her colonies. In the few names old like editors commenced this !.nir , "V hrnt believe ...... Konw..... of... llw..... dnf.M...... In.v, ...... T nJ... cf Hawaiian residents I see that of naturally more conservative In their It might be well to let them afternoon in laying out tennis and bas- lm j. next I you rjjnized by the public and the time is now ripe lican leaders that the platform 'convention our Dr. Wadman who is a Prince Ed- consideration of names for such lists, never forget them quite. ket ball courts in their respective inuch-mH-de- Is MacMll- you deemed pleasure when . places. work is week'' declare' for this d change. ward Island man. and another reason that the That it a This to be undertaken for amendment of the law. well-know- in- lan Who's Who prides on being far away long home to Ly Glenn E. Jackson, physical Many n Americpns are Itself letters direc Two reasons are why leading busi- of Canadian rigidly an official list of the names write. Then J tor of the Young Men's Christian plain the cluded because their unques- UNWELCOME birthright; among thera Bliss Carman. cf "world notabilities with Write them a letter tonight. nessmen of Hawaii should favor a thorough and DELAY IS recognized Palmer Cox, Maud Allen. Minnie ani tioned and universally effective public utilities law: Violet Allen, Msrcer Adams, Paul Am- reputations." No one may aopiy success for 1. It is inertly in line with logical The board of liquor license commissioners brose, John Barrett, Alex Graham Bell. with the and . Secretary Lane, J. W. Bengough. Dr. recognition either personally or self-governme- accepted Jheory of a large ineasurc of nt saw fit Tuesday to postione the investigation BIggar, Chas. G. D. Roberts, Dr. Bull. through his friends. What is known n. Is bring for this territorv. of very serious charges in connection with the Edmnnd Vance Cooke. James Creel-ma- cf him abroad all that can U5 lMi Mm request Norman Duncan. Anna Frechette, te cf the editorial hoard in? Hawaii should be able to administer its in- - conduct of Waikiki Inn James R. Innes. Dr. for "data." and when he gets In, he Sir Wm. Osier. is to stay removes ternal alTairs. The fact that the legislature has! Witnesses to testify to law violation at the Mcftae. W. J. Goodhue, Ernest Thomp- there until death Spencer. his name. liMp; the power, under the organic act, to create and beach rjesort had been called and witnesses son Setcn. Hiram and Lady Who's Who in Science. s S7 keep in operation public J the defense, who presumably were ready to extremely valuable volume pub- a utilities commission for An s ss I self-governme- man-give- n & A. Church. nt bv J. proves that the light eon ict charges we re present. The lished MM of such trad the well-know- was containing the names of all n to this territory e be use-- d in its internal' r of the Inn and his attorney were prevent, scientists throughout the r.ffjirs. If Hawaij is to progress to statehood) Investigation was postponed, explained Chair-i- t and that is whv so manv must show the federal government isi Castle, because the commission preferred that it .mail people rely on the able to manage its own business fully and ef--! t wait until formal charges were preferred, fectively. j The public is willing to accept this explana- - ; LV Unless Hawaii itself takes action to se- - (ion, but the public is not willing to accept a T)FSSJ U iuu-iMn- u reei jHinuc uuimes cenuinission, long delay in the investigation, nie 1 scope, body's Star-Bullet- bnad the federal 'government is siou's insDector, lHth in ami out of that (The in invites free and are now running short of funds. quite? likely to act in a way tmt,will lw far from ! sessions, uiade staUuneiitH Jhat. require in- - frank discussion In tWa column on all acre rancheros with legitimate subjects of current Interest nothing growing don't help a cause UI1S er enough of auauiueous io UTl'ltory, vstigation. An has told Communications are constantly much. The "Your Credit Is Good to handle the invesling and Congress is to enact a federal trade" what purports he "inside" Jijfo,rmation to which no signature, is sign has been taken down by all na- Jo' ' This wiir con- regards Mexico. " ce;m mission "bill, and the warrant commission papff 'reatHos tions as ;;' of funds, - fommihsionas iiow the in getting at the facts, fidential signatures to, Jetters if the ' If President Wilson can 'bring about v fayoreil by be: - I) administration leader, will much whether or not the, la.rtender's accusations are writers- so . desire, ut cannot give this condition by which a war will die ' far-michjn- g space anonymius luoiv iMiwerful and than the Inter- due to ivsentfuf spite. ' for v communica- instead of thousands cf brave soldiers tions.) .. : he will worked a wonder. state Commey-- e Commission have It is quite proba- The statement inade by the Inn manager's at- MAXIM. ; Beliable ble MEXICO'S ' that if then is no adequate public utilities torney, that the charges had been suddenly 4ex- - FUTURE. Transactions. commission in MISS MaclLVAINE'S MISSION. Hawaii, the Federal Trade Com- ploded on us," can hardly be taken seriously. As Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- mission will In Day extend its activities to this terri- Star-Hulleti- n pub-lishe- Sir: the FJae speech of Honolu!u. T. H July 11 1914. long ago as July; 2 the I tory." .V; .' : President Wilson .at Wasbiigton, you Editor Honolulu istar-Bulleti- n. the fact that Kilev the bartender, had quote him as saying: "Isjdjiot a sol- Sir: I would like to correct an er- AVashington has one-- e recognized emn responsibility laid to the right of I sworn out a' warrant for the arrest of the Inn uiipn us roneous statement' gathered by your lay aside bluster, assume this territory to handle its ewn affairsdeciding manager, that License Inspector 'and that reporter from the Tenyo Maru. I am not to Scullyand much greater thing, the quietude of here to visit an old friend, with abso- extend the activities of the Interstate Feiinell was securing statements from witnesses genuine power?'. lutely no commission from the gov- e C'ommere-- (Vnnmission here, on the understand- alleging law violation. The follewing dav, Fri This "quietude of genuine power" ernment It Is true, I am an Intimate HI ing that Hawaii seems to4 epitomize the "watchful friend of the Wilson family and have should legislate se along the lM)th Kiley and Scully vere before tlie waiting" policy 'of the. president as always been interested In the welfare j)r.ojxT lines. da, The same principle shoulef hold commission and an investigation was be regards the Mexican situation, and of my country. I may also say that good for the Federal which same policy has been so often Mr. Wilson would be most glad to Trade Commission, but it gun. Scullys attorney was not present and em condemned by paragrapher and car- is not likely to know anything which would better do so unes then is a public the expmss understanding that the case would toonist conditions here. I should willingly FINE SILVERWARE Service bureau hen of wide . It Is possible that President Wilson carry a message back to him. jurisdiction. be gone into further when the attorney could be believes that through the "watchful AT Jiamning publie. service Very respectfully, s and trade mat tw; present, the matter was postponed. For the at waiting" policy the war, or what is MISS A. MacILVAINE. Washington left of it, will peter out, In other VIEIR A. JEWELRY CO., Ltd, 113 Hotel St. :from y, will necessarifv a un-wield- !e slow, torney now to talk of the thing being suddenly words the war will die through sheer .ineffective metheHl t doing business, ''exploded" upon him and his client is useless. inactivity. GEN. EVANS EXPLAINS full of irritating delaysand dangerous because The ugly charges; voiced the1 At' the present time there Is not THAT NEW YORK SPEECH against conduct enough fighting to claim the people of the territory will. have op- that there small of the place, the ugly afloat involving Is a war on. a general By Mall portunity to be heanl. ' minors There is state Latest ." n. tlie police department, should be proved or dis- - of rebellion but no conflicts that would WASHINGTON, D. C BriR-ge- Tlie Republican party mean an advantage to .either of the K. Evans, temporarily com- will doubtless incor v Robert iot..i i . a ... .i 7 . . I niuiuui uuum-war- eieia.v. II ine 11- - many sides in the dispute. manding eastern department of r , .... . the i"uul1 " "H territorial n at form u-- ...... present government, cItv nrt cruwi'v itoiihiiisniuh hiiu us inspector are una hie The form of the army, in a report to Secretary "Waterhouse Trust" a piauk dealing with this hJftft, , bad as it is; will soon eliminate itself, he the ad- sub ect- " and . . n Wn,Wio fi, ..i.. .i.t... Garrison, denied criticised t m i w inii iiuii:r 11 n ii ii;ii' iiih'ii if continued to any great length. in a speech delivered in Miouid lie followed bv definitn 21 ml t list rrl. ministration noil widely circulated because of tlu?ir acts and ac There Is no money ' coming In," and Nev York. General Evans declared Kfi iiff .legislat ion next spring. without money even governments misquoted In reports tivities, they should say so in justice de- his remarks were Show W;i.Khhittiu to the must go to the wall these days. The which represented him as having said: that Hawaii is "ov-tr- u able to fendant, and in justie;e to the police department. people being In what they are pleased need a large army because, with vi-oro- usly "We HOUSES FOR RENT itself widely, puhlie-spirite- to a of produc- and with d It is probable call state war, are not our great variety of Interests, we are t! that here is foi-esigh- . another case of ing na- failure anything from the soil, conse- naturally the most meddlesome FURNISHED. of evidence before the commission be- quently they will not and cannot meet tion in the world." When reports of Lewers Road, Waikiki . .2 bedrooms . so.no cause the commission has no jower to subpoena the taxes that support government the speech were laid before President They must go to work again to get Wilson he immediately called on Sec- 12.'2 Kinau St . .3 bedrooms ...... , 40.00 SMRAIE IIOKICIML ELECTION NEEDED witnesses. ' ( things in shape. The bottom of the retary Garrison to demand ah expla Kalia and Lewers Rd . ..3 bedrooms; garage .125.00 flcur barrel will soon be reached and ; nation from General Evans. Valley . with it the end of the struggle. There lr.4 Palolo rd .3 bedrooms ...... Horiolulus al-Folut- municipal .'election should lie President Wilson's own attitude toward Big will be nothing left to fight for. Clubwomen in Indiana propose to divoived from the territorial election. Business has encemraged the sort of congression- There are many rich men In the Mex- establish an opera. company. In his first to the al jingoism manifest in the charges ican land that have given freely to messa?e last legislature that Thomas whichever faction of the struggle Maine is the latest state to grant UNFURNISHED. Governor Frear said : I). Jones and Paul Warburg, appointees to the seemed to have the whip hand. These pensions to widows. 1205 Alexander St...... 3 bedrooms .30.00 "It is highly impeirtant the' nn. reeleral. Keserve Board, are members that eoiintr of "money 2015 Lanihuli Drive . . .3 bedrooms . 40.00 city and county trust conspiracjv" . elections should occur at dif-- j 1818 rferetania St...... 2 bedrooms 23.00 fercnt times from the territorial elections.; The' 1339 Wilder Ave...... 3 bedrooms . rV .... i 40.00 ndranfages would more than compensate for! If the Democrats can't carrv the fall main- - 1322 Lunalilo St. .3 bedrooms ...... 45.00 the increase in expense. The ballot would be hnd elections in this year of huge crops, the 1225 Wilhelmina Rise. .2 bedrooms (200 ft. from car). 27.50 Sale ave. of 2 12.50 For Iew!s Kalakna ave bedrooms because shorter only one set of officers would country must be mighty dissatisfied with Bour-bonis- be voted upon at each election. Territnrinl an,v (It is.) 1514 Auld Lane, Palais a. 2 bedrooms 12.00 WE OFFER tOW SALE A HOME IN PUUNUI TOGETHER 132." Palolo Valley R.1...2 bedrooms 20.01 local issnes would not Ik? coufuseel or one over- 1m.3 3rd Ave., Kaimuki.2 bedrooms 30.00 shadowed by the other. The plan "WITH ALL THE FURNITURE. LOT IS 108x186. DWELLING HAS It would be easier to to develop a naval militia here is a 1148 Lunalilo st...... 2 bedrooms 3d.C) secure nonpartisanshij) in local elections, which good one, but it should not be undertaken until TWO BEDROOMS AND IS WELL BUILT. GROUNDS ARE ALL naturally is difficult when a partisan territorial the national guard is put on a still more solid IMPROVED WITH BEARING FRUIT TREES. OWNER IS LEA V--- helel election is at the same tima Local govern-- ' footing than at present. ING FOR THE COAST AND IS DESIROUS OF MAKING A QUICK jnent has become so important the1 a factor in ' ' ' .'..'' - SALE;. T - '' ': problem of public welfare, both, in its cost to ' Two years ago about this time Charles G. the people and in the extent and closeness with Bartlett was preparing to run for supervisor. "Waterhouse Trust" : Cor. Fort and MorchaJ Bts. ' which it touches them at every turn, that its ue. wasn t electeel. G u a r d i a n Trus t Cp : , L t d. the officers who are to -- issues and determine its' ."..205 Bank of Hawaii Bldg. policies should be as conspicuous as . possible Everv little hour has a candidate of its own. HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1014.. FIVE

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Mr. Smith. One hundred and thirty-f- consequently we lost one-ha- lf of that who contributed for the street. ippines. Australia and New Zealand, the postoffice receipts are? j I understand that it is to be assum- and travelers of all nations approach- Mr. Frear. 1 do not know. I think ive feet by two hundred feet will $3.,000 by proceeding on the theory " HOUSE a building, SHINGLE'S STATEMENT TG that the government was irolne to ed that the government does not wish ing tbc Vnited States from that side. ia the neighborhood of $oo.00. accommodate pretty large J reason is uot build. to proceed and acquire the entire !!oe'; The' cty cf Honolulu is rapidly something like that, and they do will it not? The real great here which has been condemned, an 1 growing. It is the chief port cf entry I &bci:t SS.vonMMi w orth of money-orde- r that it is not large enough, but it is Mr. Austin. Tell us how this location; ta that aot mistake and blunder was made. We that now the question is whether it for Ihe entire territory. The imjort3 business, or something like that. not a suitable , post-ottlc- e re- -' URGES FEDERAL have had this matter up two or three shall adhere to the portion of the and exports aggregate somewhere At Honolulu alone the to? MEMBERS BLDG. j ceiptH stamps alone Mr. Frear. The building is to housns times, and we have given you addition- - block already purchased or obtain around $70,000,000 a year: the cus- from the sale cf j was year, which was an a great many officials the district al money, and site has been placed! some other site. toms receipts are approaching $124t;3 last this b-- cevtrts, poKt olHee. custom house, In- an ideal) I think the people f Honolulu have a year. It is the eleventh, increase of $13,000 over the yar before this committee as fore. And of course there are other ternal revenue collector, the shipping building, yet you J been a good deal divided as to wheth- twelfth, or thirteenth in the list meeting, which was well attended, place for a and commissioner, the Immigration curo-miselou- Official Report of Washington or not. in point of customs receipts, of , receipts. and he explained the object Of his come back and say that it is not the er this is the best site were and army and navy offices. di- all the customs districts of the I'nited Mr. 'Burnett. How much the Hearing Gives Some Inter- visit that it was to select a site for proper place for such a building. The Chairman What are the - I j postal receipts? Did you say $124,- The Chairman. What you object y mensions of the site now owned by States. understand the receipts ' esting Information the federal postofflce building. Mr. Shingle. I still think it is an 010? to, as I understand it. Is the fact 14 place, Gov. the government? there are practically the same as for there were about sites ideal but former Frear. I Mr. Frear. That, was for stamps there are other buildings on the same to Mr. who is present, does not so; but seven- the whole Puget Sound region. The Hitherto locally unpublished history presented him, and Taylor, the think Mr. Frear One hundred and alone lasf year. block. In other words, you would secretary, ty-four internal revenue receipts are large. with some Interesting facts on the assistant said that th we have come to this conclusion after feet by two hundred and It would seem exceedingly desira- have three views instead of four, and United States government wanted seven years wrangling ac- general, The pc6tcffice business is increasing. federal Luildlne situation appears fn ! of and not thirty feet in the other sides ble to get a larger site where this you think the building ought to be put only one site, and he suggested that anything we In length. This building is to house two I'nited . complishing that are being a little different - building could be put, and with am- in a block by itself? the officii report tf the hearing given States district courts is. on- they all vote for first and second willing to accept any site. con- that future! Mr. Frear. I think so. And I think Uobeit W. Sh'nzle and others before Cut after th's property was district court with two judges with ple room for growth in the on public build choices. The Mahuka site received Mr. Austin. I favor sending the demned and the buildings cleared off where it would present a respectable that would Hive room fcr growth ia the liuse committee 75 per of all their officers, attorneys, clerk3. grounds. cent all tht votes cast for chairman of this committee out there a great many felt that it was a shame appearance, and especially when an- the future. Inps and first choice, and unani- marshals and ether officials. following state-- j received the to look over the situation. to put building In seemed other site, and one more suitable, can Mr. Burnett. Has there not been 7 lie report gives the mous Tor Mr. that what The city is growing In its permanent vote second choice. Mr. Shingle. I would second that i be obtained at so little cost. a sort of quarrel between real estate ments: nt to be a back yard, ycu might say, and Taylor agre-me- rt s'dents, in its tourist travel, in th? I then entered into an motion. the euestlon was raised again, and Mr. Burnett. How far is it from owners and real estate dealers In Ho- of Mr. W. Shingle, with o.. people that are passing through tran- : Statement Fobett the Waterhouse Trust The Chairman Mr. Shingle, have has been raised a number of times, the wharf? nolulu for several years? 1'ret.Jdent of the Waterhouse Trust Co.: representing these people, me siently, and In the number of persons t to sell you anything further you want to say? ifnd It does net seem to down. I have Mr. Frear. This site is about three Mr. Frear. In connection with this Mr. Shingle. Mr. Chairman and site to the government. The people who - in the military and naval services Mr. Shingle Nothing. .Mr. f'hair- i blocks the nearest wharf, but it site, but not in connection with the - ' the Impression that the treasury de- frori the .committee, the Ho- own did not to of the United States. There are j Kentlemen of this site want sell it man, except I will say this, that I partment sent an emissary out ther Is farther from where the mcst of the other, site (indicating on plat). nolulu matter at this stage of the is, they would sell to gov- op- over 7000 men there now in Mr. game) that 'It the hope ycu will give Gov. Krear an tn look Into the matter, and he con- big steamers dock. Burnett. That is the assurance presents a different phase than the ernment, because the Improvement tliese services. besides their now we had. We been thrash- t portunity to say a wcrd or two on the cluded that the lot was not a suitable Mr. Burnett. You own the site have have Mount Verr.on matter. While ibe Sec- would enhance their adjoining proper- families and all their dependents, and ! down ing out Honolulu for matter. lot for the purpose; and then I remem-h- r for the customs house, right at this situation a retary the treasury wants to chang ties, but they would not sell it to any it is the plan to double that number I you long time, and looked to me of The Chairman Before hearing Mr. mvself when a visitation of 2 or the dock, do not? it like Bite Mount Vernon case, private individual, because was val- in the near future. I believe. j whole was be- the in the it Frear I want to read a letter from the 30 congressmen took place some years Mr. Frear. Yes; but that custom the thing a quarrel d an additional appropri- uable property. They sold prop- Mr. Burnett According to the cen- any- tween men over they will net that secretary cf the treasury to the com- aro. including some of the members t'house will have to be removed real estate there. ation, I think, iwhereja the Honolulu erty for a little over $2 a square foot mittee. sus of J910. what is the population way to make room for new docks and Mr. Frear. I think the owners In- way tbis.thlng happens to After we entered into that stipula- f committee, the then chairman. of Honolulu? spending terested In real estate were the ones matter the The letter is as follows:) I believe,ts and one or two mem- wharves. The territory is now, depart- tion. Secretary Cortelyou wrote a let- other Mr. Frear. The population of Hono- ! favored present although turn out if the treasury "Treasury Department Office of the Impress- now hundreds of thousands of dollars that th's site, sav- of April 2, 1907, bers. They were verv much lulu was 52,183, I think, or something I many ment has Us way, there will be a ter under date and s for Increased . wharfage in Honolulu think a great others thought Secretary, Washington. April 15, ed with that fact and U w-a- on their ing to the government Under the new said that befote be would acquire 1914. like that to accommodate the traffic, which Is that would be the test site Irrespec- )ld site would return that thev authorized an in- scheme we abandon the . site and that he insist that this Chairman on Public Mr. B'irnett. And the whole island increasing very rapidly. The customs tive of that but I think the rest of 60 'The Committee crease cf $30.000 for the acquisition take the new site. They could prob- street, feet wide, be opened and Grounds,-Hous- has less than 100.000. has it not? house Is a very old building. Inade- the people more generally favor some Pu'ldings and e of cf the remainder of the block. ably get one .site, the so-call- ed Irwin deeded to the Territory.' ,ThIs was Representatives. Mr. Frear. About that, bttf the po- quate for the purposes for which it other site. site, for 1200,000. and the Spreckels along cne long block. We secured "Sir: This department Now. It seems to manv cf us in Ha- pulation is increasing raDldly. From is intended, and it will have to be Mr. Shingle. I would like to ex- has tha waii should be plain gone per- site, down town, for something in the subscriptions from the citizens of honor to acknowlerge receipt of that tie s'te suitable 1900 to 1910 the population of Hono- tern down anyway at no distant date. that, having around " Honolulu $35,000 paid the for snch a bu'ldine. which is tr be a You sonally gotten gentlemen neighborhood of $250,000. Both of for and for that your 14th re- lulu increased 32 per cent and it has The Chairman. think there and several strip It letter cf the instant hulldino: of some s'ze an1 d'enitv. nd to give me $35,000 to. put these sltea are for tale. They are and deeded to the Territory questing a report upon H. R. 15537, a heen increasing rore ranidlv since ought to be another site selected, this street for $1. The action of the treasury cueht to be. in order to h in It is probably over 60.000 now. governor? through, which was an cut and out WllllUg IU BV1I vllfc Ulltl tuv Jiui' bill to amend existsng legislation rela- knin? then. I department to with the dlpn'tv cf States. Mr. I am very decidediy of donation, and having talked an arm erty to the governtmnt now. abandon this site and tive to" the new federal buildine at thi I'ned and it is continuing to Increase, and Frear brought me to fo this Is to he at the entrance, vou Is opinion, Mr. off of the trustees and people Mr. DurtietL Toe old site is close take another site has. Hcnolulu, j this going ta he the chief port at that Chairman. the Washington I Hawaii .Territory. western norrwl who owned property originally down to. the water's edge? J to see if could get the I "tht s". the cf th which transoceanic steamers passing The Chairman. Ycu do not think this to "In reply have the honor to state - Mr. Shingle. No. right in the Secretary to deed the site , back for TVte Pt?tes froni the- Or'ent. Tt Is through the canal In both directions this site is big enough? give It to Uncle Sam for 50 per cent sir; that if this bill becomes a law an end big Is - the benefit of the original owners and the first port of the United will ston and it will be the halfwav Mr. Frear. I do not think it is of what was tcuiiu, i ueicr was center of .the city on Elshop street, will be made cf the present involved ; Stits . I In In a position I which is dne of our principal streets, street . contributors. The secretary legislation et which nOTle land coin'ne from the station between Panama apd the Ori- enough, ana do not think It Is where could withdraw said If they would state of the respecting this j Orient princes. an keeping with such; a building as Is but the site does cot embrace the that dedicate this site and building. ambassadors ent. it " po-emo- , ", "" j street tot.the government for $1 he frrm .Tnn. Chtn'. th Phil Mr. Pe!l. Do .von rerneniher what nronosed to erect whole block." . . i. representative would acquire this site for the fed-- , "The of the former Mrr nurheltTue present; custom- -' era! building. These people believed owners of the site heretofore acquired house is down near the water's edge? that the. location of a federal, building has visited Washington, and assured the department that his principals are .! in r. ouiufcie. uu inc wmer. iruuu' there would naturally enhance the . Here ( indicating ) Is Port Street, and property around It which they owned, willing to accept a return of their for- the original Bite is right there (indi- and they, were therefore willing mer, property and repay. therefor-th- e fQr...w.hc4 - price government paid As- cating).' --they paid $104,125. make the sacrifice'.' - the them. Then the representative of the super- Now, if the government does not suming that they are also willing to vising architect .came down and de- put the federal building there they undertake the repayment of tha ! J35.000 In cided that this site was too Bmall, and thought that there was - probably at contribution referred to this mmWoiderf Drive bill, then, contemplated law, he recommended the acquirement of least a moral claim on ; the govern- under the il 24.000 feet fronting on Fort street, but ment to return that ' ' ' the secretary cf the treasury will be which bad Jhese buildings on it (in Mr. Austin. Ycu are going to give able to choose between the enlarge- -- Sucli was tho exclamation of a recent visitor to Leant if ill' dicating), so that .the federal elte us back our money, are you? ment of the present site, which prom- would be here (Indicating), and these Mr. Shingle. Yes; ' give you back ises to be very expensive, and the ac- buildings would be in the rear. This your money. quisition of an entirely new site in a t Indicating) is another important Mr. Austin. And give us the inter- 'sufficiently convenient location where ' ample area can be much street. Coneresa aDDronriated 130 est on the money? ., . ..?' obtained for 000 to acquire this additional site.. The! ; Mr -- Shingle. In toe matter of in- less than such enlargement would - Is" property was condemned .'- and the terest we felt this way, that we had cost The department informed awards amounted to $490,00W Thef e: contributed this street for $35,000, and wai' li is PossiDie to obtain such a was $150,000 originally appropriated,: 1 talked U over with the treasury de- new and satisfactory location and has of which $105,000 was paid for this partment, and we 'Went right back to dispatched an agent to Honolulu to site, leaving $45,000. J ' what would happen If the street had investigate and report fully what it Is Then $350,000 was appropriated. been condemned under our practlcablp to do and what would be territorial the course. proposed making ; $395,000. When . the ..final, statutes, and the government would best The new awards of $490,000 were made, it was have to buy under the condemnation law would enable the deDartment to necessary to secure an additional ap-- proceedings. act promptly without further legisla- tion if should be found, propriation of $100,000 to meet th0 Mr. Austin. Do the attorney-genera- l, if when said agent renorts. a change of site awards, provided the $45,000 of the the postmaster-genera- l, and that original appropriation was all would be the most advantageous available. the government officials vwant this Where can You take a more Enjoyable Trip than this? ' course. Congress passed the bill appropriat- change: made? ." ing $100,000 and It was signed by the Mi. Shingle. Yes. "It is suggested, In this connection, on. October-last,- , the new law would be nrac-tlcab- le cost of 20c, the round trip, can enjoy the unexcelled view .of mountains, va and sea; hreathe the president the 22d of Mr Austin. What is your official that more At the for voir lie' making $495,000, as was supposed, position? If chpnged to read as follows, pure and exhiliaratinpair and see beautiful WOODLAWN, Honolulu's choicest residential section.' came beginning with 25, page 2. there- available, but when it to a final Mr. Shingle, My position presi- line adjustment, the secretary of the is of: , dent of the Waterhouse Trust Co The trip is particularly enjoyable in our comfortable machines as they spin over the smooth,, winding roadwaVs of treasury, said that the $45,000 was who originally M't The acquisition of fvrh not available: it having been merged sold this tract for the new site or such enlargement of the this scenic spot. some fund. various owners. present into other It was seven Mr. Sumners prop--; site and for the erection and years ago was author- What Is, that completion of building that this site erty "V : the heretofore ized, so $45,000 had been ly- Votth tiow?i v authorized: provided, of that the Mr. Shingle. I Should say that the cost ! ing somewhere In the treasury and, that the the present site, including the enlarg-nien- t Opportunity property Is Don't Miss the Unexcelled through seme treasury rule they worth $4 per square foot thereof, new which- - would be In or of such site and merged that $45,000 into some other the neighborhood of said building shall not exceed the of $160,000. ; fund. Consequently, the treasury de- The government paid total of the limits of cost heretofore Take Manna Valley car to Woodlawn Avenue. Our autos will meet you there. ' $104,000 It. , you Add $35;000 , for. fur-ther- e, partment recommended . that they If to fixed, to wit Sl.325.000: Provided, abandon this hole scheme and that Tor the-stre- it would make the that property that all appropriations hereto- for a sum of $200,00 in one case or" stihd the original owners fore made toward the acquisition, of $250,000 in the other case they ac- $139,000 or $140,000: but as I said the present site and the enlargement A Cooling Trip for 20c originally, quire another site, thereby saving to you or I could not have thereof, and the construction of said the government the-- difference be j purchased that property from these building, together with the proceeds of people, but they tween those sums and the $620,000.' were willing to sell such sale of the present, site, are here-b- v My particular duty is this: The Wa--1 it to the government in order to get made available toward the acqui- SCHEDULE-HOURL- terhouse Trust Co. was the agent the building located there. new en- FROM 8:30 TO 5:30 PJ M. Mr. sition of such site, or the SUNDAY Y TRIPS representing the Tarious property Sumners. Will that street not largement of said present site, and be a benefit to owners of the original site. that property? Does the construction of said building uDon ' The assistant secretary of the treas- rot the interest of the property in either new present Daily Schedule ''v'y:'):Vi: there the or the site. ury at that time, Mr. H. A. Taylor, demand that street anyhow? "Also, the act of Mv 30. 190S (35 who visited the city, called a mass Mr. Shingle. Yes. Stats.. 490). appropriating $30,000 on Mr. Sumners. If the Interests of account of the said building, should be LEAVE MANOA CAR LINE A. M. LEAVE MANOA CAR LINE, P. M.t the local property demand that street the legislation to be amended. there, .why should govern- the federal added to the recitation in the bill of , ment as against the local government -- Resnectfullv. For Woodlawn Direct bear the expense of that street or "W. G. M'ADOO. Secretary." 8:30, my office & Merchant 3:00, surrender the interest In view of the The Chairman Now, Gov. Frear, we From Fort Sts. we fact that have given them will hear you. L A . at 2:30 p. m. Mr. Shingle (interposing. The Statement of Hon. Walter F. Frear, 9:50, 4:00, only way I could answer that would Governor ef Hawaii. be that we went into the deal with Mr. Frear T am not here SDeciallvj Fare - - 15 cents the government in good faith, feeling for this purDos. Mr. Chairman an1 1 11:50, 5:50, that the treasury department no gentlemen, but I have been called in i- -' mn I I j nar wt wn W doubt pnd will be very clad to sav what-Ht-- i Mr. v Sumners. I got that part of tie I am prepared to say on this mat-- j your statement ter. I For further particulars. : Mr. Shingle. Yes; and if we had It Is a very lmnortnt mtter for! thought they were not going to put the territory and te Htv of Fnnolu'u. j J5tearnGf Electric the building on the property we would Rat Roach have had the property - condemned. rndr'tood frn what Mr. Sh!n?lesaid i THE I HTOtN ATI O KAL RATPasteKILLXK Our statutes provide that if .40 or that this t3.;.00rt for the street 's not BUBONIC PLAGUE. Kata. nic and cock. more , taxpayers or property owners to be naid hv the eovernment hut It iMcbti sprcsd tfa irerm of uU drttdfnl di. petition wm, which U bring from infected rcciona. ..the superintendent of public to he pd hv the propertv owners. Toavoid thU. exterminate by using works for the opening of a the 'tries bein? thut the eovernment th rrauiac Stmmf ElectricthetettEat aad fioack street te property is condemned, the value is shcu'd deed bacV the land In return Fort Street, near Merchant thmrtfena la 15 bmmaffea in vwy packaga, fixed, one-ha- lf ad- money by and is borne by the for the which the government Iwi iza. Sold retailers yerywbera. joining property owners and the other paid, and then the property owners 50 per cent Is paid by the territory; themselves should deal with those SIX HONOLULU CMC-BULLETI- SAT 11 OA Y, J FLY 11, 1114

Honolulu Stock Exchange SHINGLE URGES DAILY REMINDERS Saturday, Ju!.v 11. MasonicTemple MKRCANTILE Bid Asked Mrs. Ro.--e Hoojer Lyons arrive in 'v. Honolulu on the 16th inst.. aud will Sal FIRE Alexander&Baldwfn. Ltd HO FEDERAL BLDG. reside at Courtland. An exhi- C. Brewer ft Co 2- - the A bition of her miniature art work will Kl'GAR. livestock be given in toe near future. adver For ofItall kind. Yeekly Calendar Ewa Plantation Co IT1 tisement Haiku Sugar Co CLUB STABLES Hawaiian Art!. Co. IN STATEMENT Round the island in auto 15 00. Lewis Stables. Phone 2141. MONDAY! Hawaiian C & Sug. Co t 2 adver LIMITED. Hawaiian Sugar Co. .. 27, tisment Agent Hawaiian lxit. . oat MARINE AUTOMOBILE Stick to the home town soap White 7 p. u. I Honokaa Sugar Co. . . ed; 2i (Continued from page five) Wings, if you are looking for good Telephone 1109 Honomu Sugar Co. .. Your grocer will supply yru. TUESDAY: Hutchinson Sag. Plan Co without their consent, so 1 Paid to rrlts The California Feed Co.. Ltd.. sella Honolulu Lnine No Kahuku Plan. Co. H4 Governor Frear and others, "if you the right kind of Poultry Feed. Cor 4'. Special Fu I 7 Kehaha Sugar Co will give me $3S.U'0 back, or if you Alakea and Queen streets advertise Koloa Sugar Co to ive me p. ra. jean get the government m(int - McBryde Sug Co. Ltd. . . NEW ADLER ROCHESTER 235.000 to pay back to these gentle .nm guinn and Manuel ueig are 13 1 FINE SUITS $23. WEDNESDAY: LIFE Oahu Sugar Co 13' men, I will withdraw." am perfect now located Young 1 at the Hotel Auto lOlaa Sugar Co, Ltd.. . 2 ly willing to do that. This is th" Stand, opposite Young Hotel. Phone COME IN AND SEE TREM. Onomea Sugar Cj first opportunity since the treasury THURSDAY: 2"1 1. nd vertisement. IDEAL CLOTHING CO.. Paauhau Sugar Plan. Co. 12''. department says that it will not go LTD.. Honolulu Comma iul-r- ,. 1; 1 he (.run land Hotel, where com- - Bltfg. Pacific Sugar Mill ahead with the enlarged site that I Hotel St.. Pantheon tfnted; 7 :fJ p. til i loitaule rooms ntl excellent cusine nau a to i i Paia Plantation c0 nave cnance conie nie are under the management of Mrs Peepeekeo Sugar Co Washington and say to the secretary FRIDAY : you will me H. E. Palnior.ad vertisement. Pioneer Mill Co IT lhV!of the treasury. "If give Oceanic l.otlk'f No. .".71: S(e-.cta- l hack, or give it back to the Need supivies for the office" Ma Waialua Agri. Co jijjthe site tionery? Envelopes? Carbon paper TH E RE'S A NEW SONG Seoud iW'gree; 7 :'.) p.m. Wailuku Sugar Co . "'property owners, or pay back this Rulers? Pen? Pencils? Erasers? and a New Dance Tune, and SATURDAY. Ltd. Waimaualo Sugar Co. . . . $35,000 to these various gentlemen Castle I Memo hooks? (let them at Arleigh s. they're on Victor Records. Cooke, am & - who gave me the contribution. Let Aloha Clufpter, No O Waimea Sugar Mill Co.. " The high character of the Alfred MlSCELLANEOl'S. in a position to step out of it E. S.; R 'sular Meetitm. 7 ;: you Benjamin suits makes their value e BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., Ltd. 1 H . Mr. Smith. Would think that Agents Haiku F. & P. Co pfd. . . 20 city tracrdinary. The Clarion will gladly Haiku Ft.&Pkg. Co., Com. was the best thing to do for the and for the government? fit vou to one of these summer suits SCHOFIELD LODGE Hawaiian Electric Co. .. . 16 S Shingle. 1 undoubtedly do. at no extra charge. Hawaiian Irr. Co., Mr. Ltd.. Mr. Sumners. How much of that When a pongee suit becomes soiled If your wife is still your All visiting members of the Hawaiian Pineapple (k. . 38 $35,000 was put up by the abutting send it. net to an Oriental, hut to the Sweetheart take a beauti- at- pfd her order are cordially Invited to Hilo R.R.Co.. property owners? French laundry, where it will be dry ful bouquet of nice flowers. tend meetings of local lodges. Co., 1 2Vs - Established In 1S5t. Hilo Railroad com... Mr. Shingle. I think about $7,000. cleaned and treated in a manner he- a- - Hono. B. & M. Co. Ltd . . . 16 164 For instance. Bishop & Co.. who own fitting its worth. Phone 1491. Mrt. E. M. TAYLOR. Florist Hon. Gas Co. 'ifd . . property all, but who are gen- Monday's Sonora will bring to Hen BANK02 no at Hotel St., opp. Young Cafe HONOLULU LODGE MOD- Hon. Gas Co. cam. 107 gave $1,000 ry May ft Co., plenty NO. t, 4 eral bankers, to have the Ltd.. of Callfor ERN ORDER HAWAII Hono. R. T. & L. Co. 160 post office near the bank nia's luscious fresh fruits and fresh OF PHOENIX. Inter-Islan- d S. N'av. Co. 12.. 1 37 Mr. How much did the together more Puri Sumners vegetables, with Will meet at home, BISHOP & CO. Mutual Telephone Co. . . . 17 17 give in total? tan Creamery Butter. Phone 1271. their corner Promotion, in YOUR life Oahu Ry. ft Land Co... 124 Mr. Shingle. I was just going to Beretania and Fort street. cv-r- BANKER8. advertisement. Thursday evening 7.:5i ought to bp an is Pahang Rubber Co. . . . say there was about $7,000 given u PURE ICE CREAM at o'clock. it with the Have you folk that have hens and G. C. Roy iTanjong Olok Rubber Co. bv adjoining property owners. The hr.miEAU. leader Scouts. chickens asked the California Feed P. W Secretary. BONDS. other $27,000 was given by people who - - LUYl. Co. about the benefits of Dry Mash? RAWLEY'S t ri To go from "tenderfoot" to Hamakua Ditch Co. fis.. wanted to see the thing settled i You'd better, as Dry Mash may be 4225 HONOLULU LODGE, 616, B. P. O. -F- Is any one Fort nr. Beretania Phone E. irst-Class Scout " they have Commercial and Travelers' Let- H. C. & S. Co. r,s...... The Chairman. there very thing your need. It is else you have who wants to say any the hens Honolulu I.ndgo No. Hawaiian Irr. Co. Cs egg-produce- to earn and SAVE a ters of Credit Issued on the a sure B. certain Haw. Ter. 4s, Ref. 190."... thing? 616, P. O. Elks, Bum of money. Bank of California and Mr. Shingle. I would like to have There's a brand new qiember of the meets in their halL on Haw. Ter. s, Pub. Imp.. family, the London Joint Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. the secretary to the Hawaiian dele famous Brownie cousins of the King St., near Fort, Why 4s.. Kodaks. This is the new No. 0 Extra Large every Friday ,r not maku the same rule I 8 toe k Bank, Haw. Ter. gate given an opportunity to address evenln.. 4s. Brownie, taking a picture 1 2 Visiting as to your own conduct? Make London Haw. Ter. you Brothers airt Ltd, 3s. inches. Costs only 51.25 at tile Hono Chiffoniers cordially Invited to busl-ne- a Statement of Mr. John R. Desha, Sec up your mind that each Hilo R.R.Co. 6s issue '01. 80 lulu Photo Supply Co., Fort street. lAILEY'S FURNITURE STORE Hilo R.R.Co. R.&E. Con. 6s 67 retary to Hawaiian. Delegate. attend. promotion you earn wi.'l Knowing the market, able to secure Alakea St.. near King. L. Honokaa Sug. Co. 6s r.o 62 Mr. Desha. I would like to say that ANDREWS. E.IL also see a larger sum to your Correspondents thing the best results for clients, reliable. It. DUNSHEK. See. for the Ameri- Hono. Gas Co., Ltd. r.s.. the delegate feels that this sincere, and with experts to handle 111 - n m credit fn the Bank of Hawaii. can Express Gs some way or oth mbss ' Company and Hon. 103 should be settled in the various departments, the Trent Wm. McKINLEY LODGE, No. 2, Thos. Cook ft Son. Kauai Ry. Co. Cs er. The matter has hung fire so long Don't Miss This Chance. You see, no man knows when people it solved ex Trust Co.. is preeminently suited to K. of P. Kohala Ditch Co. 6s. . that the want as your CROWN BICYCLES ONLY $30. - possible, to handle investment and reinvest every aud 3d Tues- that "rainy day- will arrive, McBryde Sugar Co. 5s 95 peditiously as and obtain ment funds for you. Meets 1st a new site if it is impossible to se day evening at 7:30 o'clock fit and -- ! Mutual Tel. 6s 101 The leading milliner of the city, HONOLULU CYCLERY CO. Interest Allowed on Term and Natomas Con. Cs cure the enlarged site. K. of P. Hall. cor. Fort and Savings Bank Deposits. Ry. I might add that the district attor Miss Power, has her parlors in the 180 South King SL Beretania. Visiting brothers Oahu ft Land Co i8 101 Boston block filled with the season's Aahu Sugar Co. 6s 97 ney wrote to the department stating cordially invited to attend. excessive. best offerings in domestic and import Olaa Sugar Co. 6s f.2V6 60 that the wards were The W. V. KOLB. a C treasury department has sent out a ed millinery. Hats from Paris vie for L. B. REEVES. K. R. S. Pacific O. ft F. Co. 6s.. 101 beauty with hats from New York. Latest Style Hats Sugar Mill representative to look over the sit For the Pacific Co. 6s Come and see the display. for Ladles and Gentlemen San Carlos Milling Co. 6s uation. About a week or so ago one of the Come and See Us. Waialua Agri. Co. 5s 100 You insure your home against fire. BETHEL ST. AUTO STAND BANK judgments lapsed, and I understand K. UYEDA ' keep Sales: Between Boards 40 that the property owners wish to why not Insure yourself against head 1028 SL Alexander Oahu (indl Nuuanu Sug. Co. Session Sales 25 Hon. this land down on the corner 13. government acquired by Phone 4004 B. ft M. Co. 16 ; 6 Hon. B. M. Co. eating). The it ache getting a uox of Shac? adver ft $108,000, and the people who $5000 Oau Sug. Co. 6s 97. for CHEAP RATES HONOLULU 16; wanted to buy this lot offered $130,-- tisement. - UNION FORD STAND sugar 000 for it, and therefore if new con- LIMITED Latest quotation: 96 degrees denmnation proceedings should be Baldwin I test, 2c, or $65.50 per ton. ' 37 opened. It would probably be another Phone 4770 ' Limited. Beven years before we secure the site. N. K, Imported Hats Issues K. ft Letters' of agree- - with the governor and Mr. UNION ST., NEAR HOTEL Credit and Trarelers Checks l-2- Shingle that any, legislation will be c .'. " . Sugar Sugar 3.27 welcome which lll end the present I 3f. Factors STsilabls tnrougnout Ut world. ' FOR RENT. MISS POWER tie-u- p building. ' and secure a federal Boston Block Commission Merchants delegate feels likewise. Speak- - 3-4- 'd and the Waikiki, 3205 Diamond Head avenue, SPECIAL SALE .... : t Beets 93 3 ng for the business i men and the and Insurance Agents furnished house, on the Pongee Waist 3D commercial organizations, know beach; gas for cooking. Apply at Glass Linen snd building Patterns Cchte Translate cd they Would like to have the house or phone 4169. PONGEE SUITS Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., ' as pos- & CO. as near the business section 5903-3- t YEE CHAN DRY-CLEANE- Agents for Lowest Rales Ltd. sible, and I understand that there is Cor. King and Bethel Sts. site diagonally across the street, Unfurnished cottage, 636 Hotel st. Ap Hawaiian Commercial ft Sugar Members Honolulu Bond can LAUNDRY Stock and the Spreckels property, which be ply M. Ohta, planing mill, Hotel st. FRENCH Co, very price. 1491 Exchangs secured at a reasonable r.903-6- t Phone H&lkn Sugar Company. fORT AND MERCHANT STREETS There is another about three blocks HOTEL AUBREY Faia Plantation. Telephons 1208 away, the Irwin property. Both are LOST. "A Home Away from Horns' Maul Agricultural Comn&ny.-- C. Brewer & Co. for sale. An Ideal Vacation Spot. Gentlemen, "HEYWOOD SHOES WEAR" Hawaiian Sugar Company. (Limited) The Chairman. the At Waikiki. on the 10th of July, Phone 772. Hauula. Oahu J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD. committee will take this matter un- around Moana Hotel and Seaside, And wear longer than you ex- Kafcuku Plantation Company. A. ZUMSTEIN, Prop. der advisement. ore handkerchief containing stick- - pect for 14.50 and 15. SUGAR. FACTORS, COMMIS. : STOCK BROKERS , McBryde Sugar Co Ltd. Mr. Burnett. I would like to know nl holder and 70 or 80 ; necktie SHOE CO. SlOfJ MERCHANTS, SHIP. Information Fmrihed and Loans if there is anything from the city au- MANUFACTURERS' Kahulul Railroad Company. Mads. c its in coins. Phone 5175. Limited. You a city organiza- 1 Kaoat Railway Company. PINQ AND INSURANCE thorities. have 5903-- 1 MERCHANT STREET STAR BLDG tion, have you not? H. HACKFELD & CO. Kauai Fruit ft Land Co., Ltd. AGENTS, FORT 8Tv HONOI Mr. Shingle. They will cable their VIOLINS FOR SALE. Limited. Uonolua Ranch. views if you desire it. I can get a LOOK FOB THE WHITB WINGS LULU, H. Sugar Factors, Importers, and T. cable from the mayor and the board German and Italian, genuine, fine tine. GEN. GRANT SHOWN AS of supervisors. I can arrange Commission Merchants. . that Phone Mr. Casper, 3969. HONOLULU. FAVORING SLAVERY right away. 5903-- 1 w List of Officers and Directors: Mr. Burnett. The only thing is Fire MONTGOMERY, Mo. While clean that it has been apparent to me that VIOLIN INSTRUCTION. Insurance E. F. Bishop ...... President been a estate proposi- ing out an old law office a historical this has real DRINKS AND TOT A TAXI G. more anything else, and we Did you ever an interesting vio FOR ICE COLD IF WAN! ' H. Robertson ...... document was found In the shape of tion than have 2500 Phone w , Vice-Preside- 14 ICE CREAM. TRY THE THE nt and Manager a copy of an affidavit made by M. R. do not want to have the same thing lin lesson? Mr. Casper, solo violin Ringo Mo., repeated. ist and Phone 3960. IL of Mexico. in which he teacher. B.F, 0il!infh2m Co. Ivers ...... Secretary made oath that he heard General U. Air. Shingle. I will cable to the HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. a! mayor today and have him cable this ; LIMITED. E. R. Ross...... Trsasursr S. Grant make this statement in 1861 Bethel In (Ringo's) bank: committee. Hotel and Streets Silva's Toggery, Central Agent for Hawaii: Q. ) his BUSINESS DIRECTORY R. Carter "I do. not understand that this war Mr. Cantrill. What do the business Atlas Assurance Company of Limited, C. H. Cooke...... ) Is waged to abolish slavery. If I men say? -- London, New York Under F. W. HUSTACE THE STORE FOR GOOD thought such to be the case I would Mr. Shingle. They have voted for Motorcycle and Auto Repairing. 427 writers' Agency; Providence J. R. Gait .)... Directors ray re- CLOTHES" lay down arms at once and this site. That was before and prior 149S. Washington Insurance Co. home." Queen st. Telephone Elka' Building King Street R. A. Cooks .....) turn to condemnation proceedings. 5903tf 4th floor Stangenwald Building. The affidavit also says that Grant Mr. Cantrill. Do they advocate the A. Gartley ...... ) declared he was Interested in slaves proposed change? D. G. May ...... Auditor himself and that politically he was 9 Mr. Shingle. They have had a Democrat. meeting and adopted a resolution stating that after seven years of NEW TODAY c - Basketry IgentsJVanted Richard Bergstrom, commissioner wrangling they will now Welcome any 500 Specimens general of Sweden to the Panama-P- a site that the secretary of the treasury NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. i HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII cific International exposition in San will select They can put it on the HAWAII & SOUTH Sale HIRE'S SEAS CURIO CO. 9C For arrangements Ltd, ONeil Bldg.. King SL, cor. Francisco, has made for brink of the crater of the volcano The S. S. Sierra will not leave San PINEAPPLE SL $ 160 Lots. 12th Ave, Kaimukl; 5 Ox the receiving of Swedish and I business Young Building Fort the exhibits over there, think the Francisco on her next advertised sail- DISTILLED WATER iin.1. 100; $10 down; $5' per month. which will be brought through the men will be satisfied. They will wel- 2 v ing 21st). WA-WATE- date (July CONSOLIDATED 80DA R $ 400 and up Lots near Emma, and Panama canal. He was pleased with come any settlement of this trou- Her next sailing from San Fran- JHE YOKOHAMA SPECIE School. , the exposition terminal railwav which ble. WORKS CO., LTD. cisco will be on August 18th. 2171 BANK, LIMITED. Gn-llc- 601 Fort SL Phone QUENCHING $ 300.00 Lot In Walkoae TracL k will take the exhibits from the ship The Chairman. We will take the & LTD. LUSCIOUS Ten. carry up, C. BREWER COMPANY. Atc, 50x100. and them into the exhibit budd matter gentlemen. Oceanic Steamship Co. Capital subscribed.... 4 8.000,000 ings. Mr. Shingle. it is understood General Agents Then 5903-3- t Capital paid up...... 20.000,000 $1000 Lot 75x150 at PuunuL nr. Lt that I will have the city authorities DELICATESSEN ZEM-ZE- M 1 llha car. Reserve fund ...... 800,000 cable to this committee? and GOOD MEAT K. AWOKI. .Local Manager The Chairman. If you will. ANNUAL MEETING. Pe STKAUCHl HONOLULU SODA WATER Co. EeB. BY ANNUAlJ MEET- METROPOLITAN MEAT MKT. AUTHORITY The management of the Panama-P- a NOTICE OF THE LET ME RENT OR SELL Walty BJdg. 74 S. King St ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Phone 244. YOUR PROPERTY. cific international Exposition has an SEALED TENDERS. nounced that the first world nolc OF THE FIRST AMERICAN SAV- Have Calls Every Day. INGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF Only 2 gears in mesh In the tournament Will be held in San Fran simple FOR RENT Sealed tenders will be received by Cisco in 1915. The event, which wil HAWAII. LTD. the. Superintendent Public Works FRISBIE MOTOR J. It, Wilson, New furnished cottage $32.50 of attract the best polo teams of al' guarantee...... up until noon of Thursday, July 22. countries, will over a period Notice is hereby given that the an- Linen and 3 to 75 h.p. Ironclad -- extend S2S Port SL Phone S66S New 3 bed room cottage 32J0 American Co. 1914. CONSTRUCTION AND 15 May 1 nual meeting of the First i HONOLULU IRON WORKS New cottage 27.50 for the of six weeks from March to Tapes DELIVERY OF A DOUBLE PRISON-- ! year. expected 500 of Savings ft Trust Company of Hawaii, Steel Five-bedroo- m 30.00 next It is that house ERS QUARTERS. HONOLULU, T. H. Ltd.. for the election of officers and Two-bedroo- m the best ponies in the world will be cottage ...... 15.00 of Levvers & Cooke, Ltd. Superintendent of Public directors, and for the transaction -- Neat cottage in town. 22.00 The shipped to the exposition grounds for MONUMENTS as may be d Works reserves the right to reject any this fascinating tournament. The 3uch other business work-cleane- will and all kinds of marble or all tenders. (ournairent will be under the auspice? brought before the stockholders, by expert iiiiirara & mm J. H. Schnack, on and repaired be its place of business Real Plans, specifications and blank of the American Polo : Association, held at reasonable prices. ld Estate. Put Your Poultry Problems workmen at eung-wa- Bdlgv 102 Merchant SL 9 forms of proposal are on file in th? Which has collaborated with President Fort street, in the City of Honolulu, at Brewer Buildlne. Tietbone 333 on Wednesday, 22d day of July, up tc the Call for Zimmerman office of the Superintendent of Public C.C Moore in appointing committees the C. AXTELL's 1914, 3 p. m. J. Members Honolulu Stock and Bond The teacher had been trying to ex- Works, Capitol building. Honolulu. at CALIFORNIA FEED CO. Alakea Street plain the law of gravitation to the J. W. CALDWELL (S Kansas has a school district which ; L. T. PECK. Alakea. corner Queen. . Exchange juvenile class. Superintendent of Public Works. all woman teachers pass uo as unde Cashier. ' They will tell you the trouble. gTAk-BTJLLET- 5903 - 11, 13, 14. 16, 17, 18, 2u, STAR-BULLE- T! IX CITES TOD Pittsburg clubwomen are asking Honolulu, July 11, 1914. sirable because it Is infested with July 15, CITES TOC for a woman police chief. 5903-10- t rats. - 21. 22. T0DAI3 HEWS TODAY HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATI KDAV. ICI.V tl. 1011. SEVEN "PRINCESS CHIC," FRONT RANK DR. CHAS. M. SHELDON MUSICAL comedy; at the bijou OF TOPKKA. KANSAS WHO- - SPEAKS TO MKN ON V , . ,

modeled after the original 'ines of M1DSI 'MMKK OPMltA SKA SON ON OF TIIK FAMOUS Thorn Hellen Will Be Seen in Masy9 the memorable New Vork success. Per-- . Value of Role "The a JUVENILE the Leading at JThe principal roles have recn assign formance Monday Night ed to such well-know- n favorites as Halcyon Clarke. Lottie CUrk. Patsie In her favorite role, and one that Henry. Ina Mitchell. Thorn Hellen.' gives her glorious voice and excep- Billie O Neil and Dodie Canfield. ; tional acting abilities full play. The comic oiera. despite a stna.-h-in-s Thorn Hellen, the fasevnatinu little first success that has tdven it a t prinri cenna of the Juvenile long record in New York and Boston, !k.to -- ,,, will appear Monday evening at is still a fa v riie in the east, and 1 0-Pie- ce the Rijou as "Princess Chic." in a only in the east, for in San Francisco Orchestra on, Hon front-ran- k musical comedy of that lately it was put starring til name. Bergere with signal success. "Princess Chic" is iui"estion-abl- e Tonight "The Show Girl" will he - re-- f Male time.- It is a Quartette one of the greatest musical com- sen for the last edies of the decade. The Juvenile martubly bfignt opera, cqmique, wun present the piece "hit" ieoags an brilliant comedy. Bostonians will 's- H j" Soloists TON Q HT CONSERVE YOUR HEALTH T0I1AY

A BROADWAY MUSICAL COMEDY TOMORROW MAV BE TOO LATE Sunday, July 12, Empire Theater THE Would you appreciate better health waste matter retained by the sluggish I worn-ou- t nerves .AUSPICES Y. M. C. A. 7:30 P. M. and greater mental and physical ef- circulation; thus the and flabby muscles are nourished and ficiency? If so. begin now to train healthy tissue is built up in a natural for it. and permanent way. Go The Battle Creek Sanitarium Health All Treatments are carefully and The Stow w Training Treatments are now acces- scientifically administered and adapt- sible to you at the Royal Hawaiian ed to your individual need by capable Hotel, and you may enjoy their in- graduated sanitarium trained' gentle- $3 $3 $3 $3 $3 $3 $3, vigorating and health producing ef- men and lady nurses at an hour most .' ; fects here in Honolulu and save the convenient to you. 400 NIGHTS IN NEW YORK great expense of time and money Your health is priceless, our ser- heretofore necessary to secure them. vices are reasonable. Call and see 370 NIGHTS IN CHICAGO The Treatments increase the circu- our modern equipment, and take a lation of the blood in the natural way trial treatment. without the use of drugs, and assist Cottage at Hotel St. entrance to the $4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00, $6.50 nature t to throw off the poisonous Hawaiian Hotel. Phone 23-17- . Adv. $3 $3 " FEATURE FILM 0 THREE NJCHTS STARTING MONDAY, JULY 13 MEMBERSHIP IN1 i 11 o : i s :1 1 0 : I ;:io I i 8 J Kirk La Shell and Julian EdwardaV Original Optra Comlque . Cr: ' LOCAL A. AT THE EMPIRE f' UC. $3 $3 ess imc HAS NEW CLASS THIS EVENING ukr ef- The membership committee of the Representing a most anibitioiis EQUAL TO "BOBN HOpD"New York Journal. Y. M. C. A. has just adopted a new fort to film a powerful story of Amer- class of membership. The present ican life, dealing with the slums and $3 $3 classification includes boys under 18 later with the higher strata of society, at $5 per year, students regardless of the offering at the Empire theater for age at $5, regular senior privileges ex- this afternoon and evening, another of sizi:s clusive of the physical department for the new special features, entitled ( $5, full senior membership at $10 and "The Water Rat," contains many i 2.r!.i --:.u:o ji7;7 L-j-si r.ti;ni;i( hmjI i t u ..vi i2:M iaia.i.I an- Popular , Summer Prices to Meet the Popular Demand: Reserved Or- business men's clubs at $25 per thrilling as well as affecting scenes. chestra Seats, 50c; Reserved Dress Circle Seats, 30c; Reserved Gal- num. Great skill has been manifested in The new membership will be known the selection of the types so vividly lery Seats, 15c. as Intermediate and will be open to portrayed in the several reels of film. jhivhijr "ALL SIZKS" in Hale young men between the ages of 18 The method of splicing the drama $3 $3 : "a ? 'Use the Phone The Number is 3937. and 20 who wish to Join an intermedi- with flashes of comedy is taking a SIhm's is die unusual; not she j ate club. The fee will be $7 a year leaf from the book, of lifebelt'. The missiii';, ami all Fmsli, for full privileges, the committee feel- story is uncommonly strong and sus- Thitn ing that since the earning power of tains the interest, of the spectator Shot's, from the Best .Makers.'. boys between these ages is usually from first to last. The picture will limited, a reduction from the full se be followed the first of the week by More than n Thousand Pairs nior rate is justified. The primary ob- several motion picture plays of equal ami niiiny styles to select from. ject of the intermediate membership merit. is for bovs eraduatine from the em A rattling good railroad drama, en- Whv not "el vour full year's the $3 $3 ployed boys', department and from titled the "End of the Run." will be 'supply at half and less, either various boys' cluus throughout the well worth seeing at today'B program. cannot be readily ritv. These bovs As for comedy, the new bill has much j Tan or Hhu k., assimilated in the senior department to offer In two late mainland' releases. and many cannot afford the $10 rate. One is entitled "Successful Failure" By grouping the boys In intermedi and Is enacted by some or the best 10 or 12 eacn te clubs of members The onlv Up-to-da- Motion Picture House in the City. ate comedians, in the business. "The under Kn adult leader, with Bible Daughter's Romance" is another pic- study, athletic teams, social features, ture of merit $3 $3 PJCTUKES CHANGED DAILY etc., a fine wholesome club life can Manufacturers' Shoe Store Matinee ...... 1 ... .2:13 P. M. be developed which will hold and benefit the boys. They will then grow CUPID IS VICTOR OVER TOUT STKEET Evening (Two Shows) ...... '. . .( 30 and 8:30 P. M. department .... naturally Into the senior U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY PATHE WEEKLY (Current Events) Every FJUDAY by the' time they have passed the age f 9ft The Intermediate, department clubs A warrant, a hustling young deputy - . A. X. com- SEE THE SPECIAL TROGRAM FOR TODAY: will be organized during me mouui marshal, a waiting United States nt Spntomher in time for all the big missioner, a Russian couple, a mar- $3 $3 $3 $3 $3 $3 $3 Railroad (Kalera) '. ..The End of the Run fall activities in the YVW. C. A. Lloyd riage license and later a minister were Comedy (Edison) Successful Failure R. Killam will be the secretary relat- woven together in a little drama this, new department with the staged in the federal building yester- Drama (Sells Two-Ree- l Feature) "WATER RAT" ed to Marshal David Sherwood was placed The government' of 'Japan will ex- It is said that upon the conclusion ..L....iu lurnf Til Inrimpr. day afternoon. When a warrant for of : on thf trail cf the erring Russian, pend ffiOu (Km at the Panama-Pacifi- c the exposition the building, which Comedy .(Edison) The Daughter's Romance secretary of the tnen's department the arrest of Nicholas Mishini, charg- is ing him with a statutory offense, was whom he soon located and at the same Exposition next year. In addition to upon f,he United States Presidio reser- ta- sworn. out-'b- the father of his sweet- time learned was legally married to an almost priceless exhibit of rare vation, will become the property of "OIJH MOTTO" heart, Natalia Muragini, in some way the girl rr.ose father had sworn to pestries, lacquer works and paintings the government, the" gift of Jpan to' S the' news of the proceedings reached the warrant. When the case came up an exhibit will be mde of Japan's in- the United States. "Every Courtesy Nothing too Good for Our Patrons" the couple, and they lost no time in S. Da- dustrial progress. The Japanese pp-vili- before Commissioner Charles - procuring a marriage license and vis- vis in the afternoon. Assistant District will be built in the historic ar- Glazed straws are still smart, es- 2E iting a minister, who made them man Attorney .1. W. Thompson, being ap- chitecture of Nippon. The grounds, pecially in the black and colored ef- : un-gfaz- e ! TO and wife. .' prised of the facts in the-cas- moved .covering five acres, will be transform-- fects, but the trend Is toward the PINEAPPLES all-whi- ? Armed with the warrant. Deputy a dismissal of the charge. ed by Japanese landscape gardeners. te midsummer hat3. YE LIBERTY THEATER MAINLAND EASY TONIGHT AT 8 P. M.

VICTOR HUGO'S MASTERPIECE ! To foster the Hawaiian Pineapple Day, which will be celebrated in ho- tels and aboard trains throughout the United States and aboard ocean steam- ers on August 15. the local representa- tives of Wells Fargo & Co. have ar- es supply who desire M serai ranged to all those EOSGi Hawaii by sending pine- to boost for ."f r '' ' ONE PERFORMANCE NIGHTLY apples to friends in the states, with .. .'' ,'' a cost to MATINEE SATURDAY small crates cf six pines at be governed by the distance from Ha- waii. strictly in keeping with the On COMING JULY 15, MRS. FISKE IN This is idea of the Promotion Committee wry .Jr-M&jf- f which desires as many people as pos- sible to eat Hawaiian pineapples Au Tess of the D'Urbervilles gust 15. Bookings for such orders are now in order, as it will be necessary for When you equip your Ford car with a Bosch Magneto, you take out shipments to eastern points to leave Honolulu in the Matsonia July 29 and an insurance policy against ignition trouble. Your car will show a vast orders for western and coast points in the Lurline August 4. improvement oyer normal conditions, adding power and efficiency. BIRTHS --I K ALU A To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ka-lu- a of Honolulu a son on July 9 at Napoopoo. Kona. Hawaii. w We lose no time in responding to orders for baggage transfers No Schuman Cs Co.. Ltd.. Aeents kniety. Phone us for prompt action. DEATHS. image LYDECKER. At Detroit, Michigan. Honolulu Construction & Diaying Co., Ltd. Jiilv !t. 191). Hris:. Ceil. Carrot t J. Hawaiian Ex. Co. and Nippers Ex. Co. I.vtlorker. I'. S. A. t retired . : native Owners . f Eiileu-tMMl- New Jerse. aitl 70 vcars and U months. HONOLULU: STAR -- RULLETIX, SATTMAY, JI'LY .11, 1014.

iSCHOFIELLV SOCIETY POLICE FAIL TO G.E. SMITHIES MANY CASES ARE SO DA SrHOFIEU BARRACKS. July I?. 1 l)J - 'ajtain Catliri 3s host at a v-r- FRESH CRISP attractive d:nnr last Tuesday. n FIND MURDERER IS CANDIDATE DISPOSED OF IN effpetiv table decoration, carried out with r'd flowers and candle lamps c ntril utd to the success nf the evrn-Ie.K- . Tho guests were Colonel and Love's Bakery , MRS, FOR TREASURER FEDERAL COURT '.TH Kennon. f'o!rtijl and Mrs. llow-fli- OF NYM Major 2nd .Mrs. Cruikshank end Cajtain ('arty. A many Well-know- The federal court "cleaned house" Tuesday A Japanese answering in n Republican and at the Castner Club Mrs. to the description of K. lyama, this morning by taking speedy action Kini and Mrs Phillipon entertained now at large and charged with the Businessman Makes An- in the cases cf the five persons against wry by Hawaiian Trust Company, Sold delightfully at aucti n lrid. murder of Mr3. K. Nyatta. wife of the nouncement of Plans whom true bills were returned the byDruggists ThfHe present were Mtsdames Chittr. proprietor of a store near Watertown' grand jury which recently completed Parker. Short. IVems. Forsyth. Win- labors. of the offenders, Limited yesterday afternoon, was this morn-- 1 George K. Smithies, veteran Repub- its Three Cheney, Na!!p. pleaded guilty to the charges ers. Warnn. Fcchct. ing .veen traveling in the direction of lican, and a candidate for city and having STATEMENT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES everywhere Fair. Dixon. Hall. MeCskey. Rearh, against them, received sentence, the Honolulu, his course being along tie cc:unty treasurer two years ago. to JUNE 30. 1914. Cm'; h.uik. O'Shca. Rker, highway, at tinus dodging into the cases of the rest being set for plea. Cruder Mirr. Casf Is, Bunker. Reich-ii'an- n. eanefields that line the thoroughfare. Acting Marshal Harry Holt return- Mitch-e'l- . morning, bringing Mis Rcfchnnnn. Butts, The strange actions of the Japanese ed from Ililo this n. I antry, wi'h him Joaquin de Gama and Joe Mts MeCIeave. Howell, the curiosity plan- ! aroused cf several Rodrigucs, charged with a statu- ASSETS." LIABILITIES. T;alv. Miss Palev. Mattes. Navlor. tation laborers who immediately noti- loth Cash Pridzen. White. Millar. Wells. .Irrdin. fied tory offense committed at Honokaa. Captain of Detectives MpDuffie, pres- On hand $10,7t5.40 'Capital stock (fully paid . $200,000.00 Mis-- s Both had attorneys Pailey, Mea's. Topham, Short. who dispatched several officers to defendants In 45,800.43 agency the ent. L. representing Rodrigues banks 'Trust and accounts. 1S5.206.8H HarMi. Poti. Mnon. Ifirr'S'tn Evcrltt scene of the crime alleged to Straus 1.;'6 have and Alexander Lindsay representing Wtih agents.. 15.49 r2.060.39 Cndivided profit 173.876.45 Frmkenbrrger. Hopkins. i SPOTS been committed hy the Japanese who defend Bills Receivabl-e- Employes pension fund 11,009.00 P.rard. McAfee. Renziehai-- f de Gama. The bonds of the Glassfnrd thus far has defied the efforts of the will Loans, demand and time . . $21.380.31 All other liabilities 462.06 Imperfectiong on your mirror on and Miss Klrkham. The first prfze police ants were placed at $2"0 and they to piaee him under arrest. J Bonds . 159.S62.0O can be removed by retllvering was embroidered appear In ccurt to plead at P o'clock a set of tea natddns, While it is admitted that there were morning. attorney Stccks in other cornorat'ns 60.69O.oo in the Madeira designs, which was no Wednesday The actual pprctators to the mnrder of for Rodrigues stated to the court that Heal estate 7.193.31 won ly Mrs. Petts; the second was the Japanese woman, a child has in J he understands his client was tried ; Office furniture 12.S77.15 v.-- i)v and was - 1 Mrs. Chlttv. diintr formed the officers that it saw lyama & charge in Accounts due us at interest 2.087.5 OLD the was and acqu'tted on the same pink atin rps'lsv; tHrl standing in a kitchen adjoining the the Hawaii crunty ccurts. and asked General accounts due us... 44.234.3 V ni worn out nrirrora mane to night" robe, which was 1 an embroidered building in which the woman met the court for time to Investigate this. Employes' pension fund in lOOK won Mrs. Reichmann con- ly arl fie death from a bullet wound. It is The trials of the cases probably will i vestment account 11.009.00 solation was given to Mrs. McCleavo charged that a smoking revolver was ho holH in a'rtnnt (hrco wfolta I All other assets 1.160.31 r I p-i- pucvt In the form cf a of towels stiil in the hand of lyama. Sam Stantus and Mary Smith plead .!enlou?y is said to hive promoted guilty to a charge of having violated $572,554.39 $572,554.39 NEW was very The evening or the fourth the crime. Only one shot was fired, section 316 of the penal code. Both Phone 1B97- - Silvertnjj Depart- epjoy.'il.ly '.celebrated rt Haleiwa. the bullet entering the left side of were sentenrpd to one month in prison the City County of 83. ment Winy eop'e attended the skull. rvj instructed to pay the costs Territory of Hawaii, and Honolulu. given hy hotel, , I. J. R. Gait, Treasurer of tho Hawaiian Trust Company. Limited, do moonlight dnce the Nyatta. husband of the woman, Cost-- the young Portuguese . had John statement Is true my knowl- which, as always, proved a delightful been absent from the store some charged with obtaining money under solemnly swear that the above to the best of edge Sharp Signs affair. Lieut. Maxwell was host Pt a 'lours when he was told of the false pretenses, plead guilty. Th and belief. e R. 186 dinner Riven In honor of Miss Kather-in- tragedy. i immediately penalty in this Instance befng heavy, J. GALT. Merchant Street organized a Treasurer. Winans. Lieut, and Mrs. Warren posse of friends who started out in Judge Clemens stated he wanted to completed the party. Captain ?nd pursuit of lyama. It was stated that give-Cost- a a chaic to "start making Subscribed and sorn to before me this 8th day of July. A. D. 1914. Mrs. Short also gave an attractive the attentions of lyama to the woman something of himself," and sentenced J. E. O'CONNOH, before the dance. had Impos- Territory Hawaii. dinner st the hotd proved distasteful and, while an- - h'm to three months in prison. Notary Public First Judicial Circuit. of KING STREET AUTO STAND a George E. Smithies, who Their gucfts were seated at table called to ' ed a fine of J 100 and ordered Costa to account for his action, the nmmr finHirljpv for ritv an.--l 5903-Jul- y 11, 14. 18, 25. (Manuka Site) decorated anj ropriately for. the occa- man persisted in forcing his atten- pay the costs. According to the facts I county treasurer. sion with different flower carrying out tions on the woman. ; of the case, Costa, while residing In flags were Los Angeles 'recently, wrote to sepa- TELEPHONE the national colors Small day candidacy again for place Colonel and Mrs. announced hii rate persons in Honolulu, signing to the cards. GENEROSITY OF ELKS same ofice. NUMBER 4700 Kennn. Co.onel and Mrs Howell. the the communications the names of their in say- Capt-i- n and Mrs. Fechet and Captain HELPS SALVATION ARMY His qualifications are set forth brothers, and asking for money, and Mrs. Short completed the party. the following letter of announcement: ing that he was broke. He got the Clwiffenrg: ' IN ITS ANNUAL PICNIC "To the voters of the City and Coun- money, which he used to pay his pas-pag- e Henry i T. Huhis P.tm Miilan The people cf Rchefield Barracks ty of Honolulu: to Honolulu. His scheme was Ittriy Aylott ' M. ' E. Millar are regretting the early departure of On the Fourth of July the Salvation my candidacy discovered, however, shortly after he Antonio a Mstmiy- Army "1 hereby announce Itndiiruf licit their present commanding officer, held its annual picnic at Waiki-k- i as arrived here. It was stated in court (Former Young Stand Ciajf fours) for the Republican nonninatkn payed Colonel William MnGunnegle, who Is Reach. Five Sunday schoois were City and County of this morning that Costa back represented Treasurer (of the the money which he "borrowed." . to shortly, for a home s'ation. including six nationali- of-- , Cartful Operators Best Machines leave Honolulu.' My experience in the - Col-cne- l ties: Hawaiian, The cas.- of Manuel M. Pavao. a For McDowell. Californi?, In Chinese. Japanese, fice of Treasurer of Hawaii, as well as McGunnegle's four years of serv- Portuguese, Koreans and Americans. storekeeper in Kalihl, charged with a my activities in private business, has statutory was continued un- ice in Hawaii he has become endeared Through the generosity en- effense. of the Elks' given me an equipment which will til Monday for plea. He was released to everyone who knows h?m, both in lodge members, who kindly donated able me to serve the peopl efficiently and rut cf the service, but especially fifty dollars expense, upon his own recognizance. THE HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS toward the more all I now hold the office of, OUT-OF-DOO- 13 at times. AN R SCHOOL. An Ideal location famous for lt Sachs this true of his own regiment, the than five hundred children and grown re-- : National Bank Examiner, to which An attractive feature of the naw equable all the year round climate. Only 39 minutes' ride from ocean; r 1st Infantry, which has been command- ups were enabled to participate in the sponsible position l was ed by Colenel McOunnegle for e'ght appcinT.l( waists is the backs are as pretty as suburban to Los Angeles, Southern California. College Preparatory, festivity". years ago. : years. will behind seven the fronts. All waists have the loose General Courses, Music, Art, Domestic Art and Science, Physical The colonel leave A generous ' rnariv always wish lunch was supplied. The "GEORGE E. SMITHIES." blouse effect and are fitted In very Training, Riding. Illustrated Catalogue. Secretary, Box B, Sunset Goods frlrnds who will ice cream, sandwiches, doughnuts. y A r prosperity. slightly under the arms. fine quail Boulevard and Hay Avenue. for him all success and oranges J cake, soda water, peanuts and are over 150,000 telephone ty of white French voile is the mater- ; : HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA. V. S. A. were fully enjoyed, as well as the' There Colonel Hirst's ueparture for ths girls in the United States. ial usually used. t RICHELIEU games, swimming and "distribution of states cn a three months' leave was prizes. PEARLS the occasion for a, very much enloyeJ n Strands of Variegated Colors smoker given at the Castner club ly Col. le - beach, party was given by .v and Shapes. the cfflcers cf the First Infantry. Saturday. A party of 1st sonps WALL & DOUGHERTY Speeches and enlivened the ev Infantry people motored to Haliewa ening, and many wishes were express- ror a dip in the surf and afterward ed for a pleasant jcurney and safe re- went to the always delightful Haliewa turn to the regiment Major and MrsS hctel for tea. Tayman of the First Infantry and .1 HONOLULU Lieut Hay cf the 23th also left on While the Sfierman was in harbor leave. Lieut, and Mrs. Tyndall, Sixth Field Fathers arid CITY TAXI STAND Artillery, who are going home from Since the departure of the 23th to the Philippines, were guests of LJeut f.hc!r three weeks' encampment on and Mr3. Glassford. PHONE 3438 Red Hill, the ladles of the resiment many in- Mothers have been enjoying little Captain Bates of the 2"t.h has as formal gatherings among themselv ... Sense guests his cousins, the Misses A dinner club has been formed, which Perry cf Capri, in whose honor he Finest Meats-Lo- west Is to meet three times a week. The "ntertained with a delightful tea last are not slow to acknowledge Prices-A- uto members are Mesedames Reichminn. Saturday. Deliver Aea'p Hunt Mapcs. Mitchell. McAfee, that so soon as ; little Willie Gope and Rntts. Mrs. Hutts enter Lieut, Andrews gave a pic- C. Y. HOP WO MEAT MARKET and Mrs. twined the club on Wednesday. party mo- school is he be- Opposite 1'is.bmarkrt. nic supper on Friday, the finds out A toring to the top of . Kole Kole pass The 1st Field Artillery is looking in time for the sunset. comes strenuous. He is forward to the arrival of their new lieutenant-colone- l and family, who are Monday Auction club met with THAYER PIANO CO., LTD. The out-doo- rs from daylight to to come from the States on the Aug- Mrs. Mitchell this week. Prizes were ust or September transport. Lieut won by Mesdame3 Parker, Hunt and STEIN WAY Colonel Lassiter had been expecterp to Mason. dark. Think of the strain AND OTHER PIANOS. fill the vacancy but having bson tak-le- n Hot 1 Street Phone 2318 ill at Vera Cruz Colonel MeMahon Mrs. Alexander Hawes of Honolulu on his clothes? TUNING GUARANTEED. has been ordered to the 1st was the house guest last week of Captain and Mrs. John Thomas at To'.o Is coming into its own again Castner. ' There are few manufacta rers MEAT MARKET.. GROCERY since the season of baseball is almost good boys' clothing past and tho enthusiasts are cut in Lieut, and Mrs. Fred Black, of Fort who make practice on field or on the cavalry pa- Shafter were the week-en- d guests of r Phone 3451 rade every afternoon; At the games Lieut, and Mrs. Marr of the 1st Artil' XTRAGOOD is the one make tea Is served on the field by the la- lery. '4., C Q. YE E HOP A CO. dies of the cavalrv and artillery. - J' Monday last Captain and Mrs. Ennis of durability and style the were for Lieut, and . Miss Mary Pratt of Des Moines, who dinner hosts Mrs. Potter and Lieut, and Mrs. Marr. - '' has been visiting" Dr. and Mrs. Mc name implies what you will - - , SEE OUR Afee for a number of weeks, has re CHANGES "OF RATES turned to the states, to the regret o! Mrs. Gose gave a dinner on Thurs- receive when you buy a HONOLULU AUTO & her friends of Schofield Barracks. day for Mesdames Kennon. Menge, TAXI CO. Higgins, McCleave and Caldwell. Behn & Bedford, Mgrs. .Major and Mrs. Van Poole gave a boy's suit from us. 23i3 Phones 1005 charming dinner on Thursday of last Lieut Maxwell was host of the Fri- week, entertaining for Mai. and Mrs. day Fortnightly Auction Club this Cruikshank, Captain and Mrs. Chitty week. and Dr. and Mrs. McAfee. AND FRESH PURE Mrs. Deems entertained the Tues- Milk, Cream and Butter. An informal but very much enjoyed day Auction Club on Tuesday. XTRAGoop Clothes for Boys PHONE 3622. CITY DAIRY "CASCARETS" IF CONSTIPATED, SICK, are built for trorn daylight to dark service. They wear wonderfully. Now that your boy has reached the strenuous season, let him romp and H. MIYAKE HEADACHY, DIIJOUS-DI- ME A BOX tear around in XTRAGOOp Clothes. Look at them now. Buy him an ORIENTAL GOODS. XTRAGOOP Suit now for "Press up Pay" as well as everyday wear. 128 Fort St, above Beretania Turn the rascals out the headache, ideenmnnsed wasto matter anil pnrsH. biliousness, constipation, the sick, jpation poison from the towels. Then ' sour stomach and foul gases turn you feel great. j them out tonight with Cascarets. A Cascaret tonight will straighten J Come and inspect the new styles. Don't put in another day of distress. you out by morning a 10-ce- nt boxj Let Cascarets sweeten and regulate from any drug store will keep your Home Cafe your stomach; remove the sour, undi- head clear, stomach sweet, liver and 1 GOOD MEALS. gested and fermenting food and that bowels regular and make you feel bul-- . misery-makin- g gas; take the excess ly and cheerful for months. Don't for- Beretania and Emma b'.le from your liver and carry off the get the children. advertisement Silva's Toggeryr Ltd,i Elk' Bldg. The Store for Good Clothes King Street If Husbands only knew the pleasure their wives would DAVI-SO- j take in a gown made by N, es J! ts3 ea Pantheon Bldg, Fort St t" - v PRICE 10 CENTSi iAS CARETS W0RKWMILE YOU SLEEP. HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SAT I I! DAY. JULY 11, 1914. NINE PEIVATE WOOF GAINS POPULARITY AS AN UMPIEE BY HAB THOSE I WROTE WHO LETTERS 1 WHAT CHER TO GOOp "KHX) 1vvho CT.PflP YOU'RE THE PAPER5 HAP i 1 IHIREP Volv GIVEN US ? EFFECT. THE ARMY LEAG-U- E l01MfL)V OUT. THAT'S A CANNEP ALL THOSE BUM TpfoTjv W1LP FITCH UMPIRES. NOW THEY'VE GOT tfSJ - HooicV ,$ViA GOOP- ONE the EXIT you boob If J

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PUNISHMENT AMERICAN MAY PENSACOLA SITE ALL BRANCHES OF HAS HARD TASK ARMY IS TO BE FOR LONG VISIT I VERA CRUZ NOW IS OUT OE FOR AERONAUTICS MILITARY TO BE Will Be Withdrawn the Mo- -' Z1!, w! take the SAYS SECRETARY LESS STRINGENT A express-me- OF IN NAVY . 1 it q Dftnnn:,oe rVTr17;, SERVICE U. S. OF II. S. IN CANAL ZONE U. o. neCOyniZeS ly provides that the Americans evacu-PrOVisiOn- Government ate. Vera Cruz as soon as the United (Btates recognizes the provisional go v-- Daniels : Proposes Sentence of Dis- to Present Dishonorable NIAGARA FALLS. Ontario The eminent This section contains the President Wilson Approves the Naval Experts Believe Florida Colonization Order - Proves to dip-fro- m May phrase that upon snch recognition, Far-reachi- Bil: to Next Congress That charge Be Suspended American troops must be withdrawn Sentence of Dismissal of Grounds Are Best for Be ng Alaska Will in Certain Cases Vera Cruz the moment the Unit- - lomatic relations between the two Better Present Law ed recognizes proposed pro- - countries will be restored. the Court Martial Teaching Air Science Only Place Missed I States the ,co- Orders recently issued by war,.vl" m - ' TJ; ' w" tha JTum uo ll- President Wilson approved The science of aerial navigation far-reac- An,s 18 or anaJ ic-ww- - has the in An order that will have denartment lnd'cate a new . ine Ps,on nuena vci.nu, wuuum cers. several of them car tains with dis and more . moana tk.v iunn sentence of dismissal fixed by the the future air navy of the United Ing effects In the entire military serv tinguished ilberal policy in I he mill- - oi.u records, ended thefr :ctlve treatment of w wuvenea ia m itB was ' pruuiuigaicu wnea 11 was nffptlflnra It la t)io known in one of two farewell notes , The occupation of Vera Cruz by the hi ron iu6' as careers on July 1, upon the nrnrMul - wew Ma- - flying school, which organ-fcide- d lrr - tn V. Americans was a hostile , ie- ,orK n warcn to try has been that hereafter all infantry and revewmg autnormes in tha B. C. mediators. act datlon of the dreaded "plucking approving. MlranJ It wouId be Ib violation of inter- - r Benjamin M. Koehler; Coast Artil lied at Pensacola, Fla. Naval coast artillery organizations now sta- board." Secretiry Daniels made imh ry CorPs who was sta- - tical experts believe Pensacola has tioned in the Canal Zone, and such 2" stated that they understood that , all "national law and the rules of The formerly may, whenever the charat or me : any advant jii: mr uaiucs v wuw iei:u"U iur the internationali phaw. of the contro-- Hague for the United States to "oned at the Presidio, and Koehler is artillery, coast compulsory retirement this year, with Offense for which the sentence is im-- . 7" no longer an officer of the army. school. For the present canva, Kan- - artillery engineer andi posed developed a'm ' , Tnr. and by i a formal announcement that he ernert the facts the Jw mST.' ,h.. --V,," u ;:,aTS.are.housIng the machines, and tha ganizatiens as mav heifer te or r:'" vrn: shops' and buildings of the naval sta ed to ask for the repeal of the law of As no raade been est inasmuch as: the charges and spe-- aerea tnere, win constitute a perma 1S99, under which the annual plucking ability of reclaiming the soldier to "IVir8mntln V tlon are being adapted to the other nent garrison zone. time when the American troops should The other Mexican note accepted cifictlons against him were not made for the done. honofable service, suspend, until the needs of this branch of the service. The tour of duty of is ."i,Tl!." 1 wiUid raw from Vera Crui. the Mexl-'th- e plan of the ' mediators to tike a public. Secretary Garrison took a per officers of such In addition to the plucking board's " ' For Pilots and Mechanicians. organizations. will be three years, ' why recess until the Constitutional envoys . sonal Interest in the trial, declined and. the execution "Vof .v. 'r".;part .uT!"sen- - cans were asked this vital point tn A course of instruction. for air pilots list Secretary Daniels announced that of the I 'have conferred with them on the es- - allow to resign, and no Cfflcer. save for the most ureent was omitted. the accused officer and one for mechanicians has beei ap- reasons, six officers had been placed on the re may of a provisional govern- - ignored pleas clemency will be relieved before . the Should be expressed tablishment all of on the proved by Secretary Daniels, and a completion tired list at their own requests. elL it fol,OW8: ment part of senators and representatives of hh regular tour.': - M clais officers, r .' ... velop . that the, soldier's retention- in . of and enlisted men will ra. -- ... Why Plucking la Necessary. who would have staved off the trial, -- ; i me Bame regulations governing au-'p- m be detailed to take' the courses pre A number of had ak-e- d the service is not warranted, the r I commissioned applies other officers Ci APiiii tiii rn court-marti- paratory officers to post t 1 ' U OUUUUM VVILL uU. The was held behind to the "air service of tho 4 hoi ty havlnr general courtmartial ,V U Mill rilITDIDHTCn ed for voluntary retirement, te and uad .closed doors, those who know the sea. A-- post-gradua- course will be staff cTnerst ouar. U applications accepted jurisdiction over the command in TO THIRTEENTH CAVALRY but. corps, non- the been the nature of the. '.charges e1Iet9rTnat provided for promising students, who termaster and hospital board would been relieved of which 'the soKJi.erJa.iield .wilt vacate commissioned officers and enllatedV have the may be sent . - 1 1 By ; Koehler escaped very lightly by being abroad or to technical ' the order directing a suspension of Malll uvCTBHiiy, ui pi in.' . ijui 3 pur tatt mm ui iue quartermaster ana nospitai hub. last part of the sentence, providing Hen dismissed: when It would have beenj schobfs in this country. . the president decided not to permit that LEAVENVVORTH. Kas.CoL corns. - The regular course for the present," for dishonorable discharge and direct bert - S. Slocum, commandant of the TO possible to give him ' a penitentiary NEVADA'S ' " ;. said Secretary "Is out for Thin nlflrps tti fnnal' tinrfof sentence.. . . ; Daniels laid who has not had twenty years of ser that dishonorable discharge imme- United States military prison at Fort one year, may the same general regulations7a as diately Issue. from until further experience the vice after graduation from the naval Leavenworth, has received notice change this period. From among the troops In the Philippine Islands, which court-marti- al appointed academy. law requires crea- The object in seeking the legisla- the war department that he had been A general is year In brief, The the from as Monday, students each the officers will is. that a regiment or other tion of forty vacancies annually, with tion on which the policy is based was relieved detached service and ADORNMENT to meet at Catexico Cal next be lected t on duty unit going there permanently to signed to the command of the 13th soon, as Practicable, continue at remains fifteen rnmnulinrv. retirement If ne. further the plan of giving soldiers or as thereafter school as Instructors. In order as a command, and changes tn Cavalry, now on duty along. the Mexi-a- n persons as may that cessary. convicted of purely military offenses for the trial orsuch tQ graduate from the Bchool and be personnel come only through trans, can In New Mexico, brought ' r "plucked" opportunity to reclaim themselves; txrdr be properly before it Eligible a post-gradua-te course or fejs or discharges. Included In tne list of o for v and gain restoration to the colors : Colonel Slpcum became commandant The detail for the court Is as ioI-.t- this year are the names of some offi- ago.; To A beautiful gold and sIlTer service be elected rs an Instructor each The order, however, goes further through service in disciplinary com- - of the prison six months lows: I student-mu- cers 'who have been o prominent in st have Qualified for and than It gives ink- In- - &im was entrustea me wors or carry Ar-- that for the first panies. Reviewing H. Hilton, Coast -- authorities are battle-- I Captain Charles - 1 recejVed a navy pilot's certificate. " naval as to cause great sur- ment in the new United States 1 air ling depart circles iUry prison , . ' .. e-p- of the fact that the war structed to a d in the accomnllsh-- t 8 out reforms in the ml x. ,nLoA tillerv Corns: First Ueatenant Lewis r,Mdl.-f- Wav. Rrnili.- - prise mong their colleagues at their Maj-ge- n tlav t. ment plans to put troops of every Of object by stem advocated by l T Cavalry Lleu, retirement. . ment this discriminating .n-- First First Vllen officers graduate from the branch of the military service on duty action In passing upon sentences. " 7 G. Hotz, Artillery go Come of Those Retired. It pT " Crowder" Judge-- from residents from all over the stata.t tenant John Lot school they will Into regular service in the Canal Zone, and there must In Is declared members a court- - V"'i h ' ' - Lieutenant Harry H. Van jn tne arr will In Enoerln-tende- nt that of Mine Association of Ne- Corps; First craft that then be Cai.taln Gibbons baa been m , ttUYUtUlt rfeiS The Owners' consequence, be an Increase in the marital u J Corps; Lieutenant serving .u.iWS. 1 - npnhPW nf Tnnnnh hnvo Kirk. Med ical First commission and with the fleet or of the naval academy and na- h.u.i, Rlnrnm nf Mrs. nnu Caval- - number coast artillery and mobile a comrrunlcatlcn made separately but nJlVpTi coming agreed to furnish free of charge all 'Jonathan M. Wainwright, First rbe air craft will take their place in troops of regular val attache to the American embassy Saee Before to the provmes the military estab- In I .nnrlnn nfTI- - the silver required for the service to ry; First Lieutenant veme .inai Drancn oi me neet mat lishment to meet new iulrnmnta vlvon tn i. Eu-if- or the conditions.. m presented battleship. The statelFirst Cavalry; Second Lieutenant its 'security and information; by cers of the highest professional k v., y, v' V ulculc r Uir"itache at the Un ted States legation be the Judge If any considerable . number1 of " gene T. Spencer, First Cavalry, protecting fighting battleships : Havana. legislature has also appropriated troops ability. A soldier who the air craft, submarines and mines of should have to be sent to guard younger has been sentenced 5000 to supplement the contributions advocate. sol-- Captain Hill la one of the to dishonorable discharge the enemy and scouting for Informa- the Panama canal, the number of I school of officers, who became promi- and In made by private individuals. dlers must necessarily be Increased whose case the execution of the dis- tion of the location aid strength of the " nent through his outspoken criticisms ORDERS OF THE The general dimensions and fea- enemy's fighting fleet They very tn meet the new responsibilities of ; ar- honorable discharge has been suspend Gaadaltipe Pott:. the army within of defects in tie emplacement of ed will tures of the Nevada are as follows: probably will form a part of the fight- the continental limits. on older battleships which continue to be carried on the' Length on designer's water line, The same order that fixes the stat- mor the rolls of his orgarvlzation. Soldfers HAWAIIAN DEPT. Why He's ing element by attacking other air changes designs. Tells i us of the Canal Zona, as as led to radical In the so will 575 feet craft and dropping bombs on sub- far the re- carried be in addition to the! army is concerned, also establish ear Some of the officers had been j Breadth extreme, at designer's marines, torpedo craft and the enemy's authorized strength. Feeling So Blue ; fin InnAViHnn In (ha TTatxrllon f1inj4af' garded as In somewhat unsatisfactory July, JO, 1914. water line, 95 feet, 2 Inches. battleships." ? a,' where must serve years. ;' health, although not in condition to Rear-admir- No. 128. officers four al Reginald F. Nicholson, Special Orders Mean trial displacement, 27,500 medical condemnation. 2. for one July 9. 1914. instead of three, as in the case of the warrant formerly chief cf the bureau of navl- - The leave of absence tons. Schofield i Barracks FUNST0N ATTENDS ' Secretary Daniels explained that granted to 2d Lindsay Star-BoJletl- n, Canal Zone. natlon, navy department, and recently month, Lieut to' keel at Editor Honolulu there was absolutely nothing on the McD. Silvester, 2d Infarltry, by para Mean draft bottom of In reply to an oadltorlal In MEXICAN GRADUATION The order also is of importance Ia relieved from duty in command of the trial displacement (about 28 M feet. Sir: records of any of these officers to AsiaUc fleet: has returned to this city iiraph'4. Special Orders No. 79, Head-an- d which you write that "you cannot find fixing the status of field artillery and - Total fuel oil storage, 2000 tons. By Lateat Malll I show that they were not fittedjor any reported to the navy department quarters. Fort Shafter, T. H , Dated the source of a soldier's dislike for signal corns troops sent to the Phil-- on trial, 1333 tons. CRUZ.-Cene- raI naval service in the matter of habit, July 3, 1914, is extended one montn. Fuel oil carried in Oahu I have endeavored to( VERA Funston ban ipplnes. They will be there as perm- -' for assignment . to dutv. pending his on 165 station strategy temperament profersional ability. require-nlra- l Feed water carried trial; poem enuiiea, ished problems of military nent organizations, with their officers and retirement for age in December. Ad- - Attention is mviiea to me explain it in this little - No. 196, tons. on Honolulu, and attended the commencement exer- serving three-yea- r "tricks' of duty. Task is Hard. Nicholson Is staying at the Army ments of General Orders War "A Soldier's Eulogy f Speed on trial, not less than 20 cises at the Manuel iierrera uins-- Alaska is the only American terrf-Publ- ic mniels pointed out that the pluck nd Navy club. j Department, iuv, ana uenerai uraers the Graveyard." aoroe ago resulted in ' 1913, headquar- - knots. By Tegrulg School. He sat in the front tory of the United States where the Ing law had time 'Ni At. faraa these Pedro Marcaltl de-- -- battery: row, his keen eyes sparkling with troops - the elimination from the navy of off- elng ship at New York; Columbia, ters.. (8662). Armament Main (The Guadalupe Poet). have not, thus far, been colon- 14-inc- h 45 caliber load- light throughout the lengthy program ize&. icers who were palpably disqualified, Ten breech You may boast of the clime of old Italy j ing in Spanish. j 38T 38" but now the naval lists were In such Commander Provost en July 10, 1914. rifles. Or the beauties of the old Spanish nrabin, f When a maid of 10 delivered a fiery, n, ta ti shape that the board was confronted vute to United, States from Asiatic Special Orders No. 128. Four submerged torpedo tubes. Main, fii.u determining not who Upon city, pur- Secondary battery: hearken to mjr tale of "Oahu," patriotic n.1M-- recommended by the chief of staff o? with the task of station; Brooklvn. 3. arrival at this But in praise of and, patting in the ser- Twenty-on- e ch rapid-fir- e guns, her(the army fls showmg muzl efH--' was unfit to be retained Commander William S. Whitted. In- suant to instructions from the Office Hawaii a island of fame. could best be 3, 51 head, remarked: eipnrv in miiftarv mattprm f- - d vice, but mther who spector at Cramp shipyard, Philidel-phla- ; of the Surgeon General, dated June caliber. "Bien hecho." (Well done.) thoroughly guns. , their cadet corps are concerned, ls spared out. of the list of Reldsvllle. N. C. 1914, Miss Eugenia Y. Yarrlngton, Four saluting The Jewels of the noble Pacific The oroudest girl in the class was :,-,- semi-automat- : - ic Lieutenant-commande- Corps, pro- guns by of ours, competent officers. r Walter M nurse. Array Nurse will Two Are outshone this island Lil ian "enry. the only Amerl- - .r - little jjajor John Nan e A ' retIred: secretary added that he hoped, - ceed to Department Hospital, re- for boats. And what can be found more en v s The Falconer, collier Leonldas, of Spring- MtK-SiE- PrlTV oS military by As- porting on arrival to the Commanding Two field pieces. trancing If" ?7 ? Professor science and with the aid of a board headed fleld. O. Accordlng to ar deoartnie bMl Lieutenant-commande- Officer, for duty. Two machine guns, .30 caliber. Than its sunrise and sunset hours. Secretary Ilooseveit, a r , Ulysses S. sistant necessary in was enter- uiucib uir uiuer euuttuuuui insuru- - could be prepared before the meetin ? Macy, in charge of navy recruiting The travel directed is Contract for the Nevada next Congress for the recd-justme- nt sUUon Philadelphia, Mich. the military service. ed into with the Fore River Shipbuild- I have read WuoW. drea. rpeiilap of the of Adrian. 22, 1912. rtfttfor .ffft r n personnel of the navv, Lieutenant-commande- r ing Company on January Arcadia them out 5? of the Carlton R. - Until they knocked ' show a better degree ttt mnitary pro July 11. 1914. In UCaUUlUI LLA 'Evangel- : ' would eliminate objectionable Kear, gunboat El Cano, of Washington, ' The. Nevada and Oklahoma are lUal Av . view. which I nciency than does the." University of Special Orders No. 129. 14-in- ch guns in accord- ine." - v .- plucking process. D. C. eauipped with . - i feature of the No. I his pen, id world I California. s- fifteen Lieutenant-commande- r 1. Paragraph 8. Special Orders ance with the practice initiated on But If held the What Honolulu needs is boosters. Following Is the list of mvel John W. ' retired by the "plucking Schoenfeld, battleship Minnesota, of 125, July 6, 1914, these headquarters, their predecessors, the New York and would send . aTTMen with clean, broad minds. officers - The truth about the Pacific's gem.' And who do not give every soldier's. SEVENTEEN VESSELS six others who asked to Westfield. N. Y. is revoked. Texas. These two vessels are of 27.- WILL board." and Hos- pleasure be retired, together with their present Lieutenant Franklin W. Osburn Jr., 2. Private Andrew B. Bennich, 500 tons displacement each being lar- BE BUILT FOR OUR NAVY pital Corps, Schofield Barracks, T. H ger by 500 tons than their predeces- On the plains of dear Leilehut The obnoxious name of 'vice." stations and home addresses: gunboat Castlne. of Eugene, Ore. by mountains so 1 will be discharged from the army by And o'ershadowed Captain John H. Gibbons, command-- Lieutenant William J. Moses,' cruis- sors. to By Latest MallJ . the commanding officer of that post grim So deliver the knockers Jarrett's Ing battleship Utah; Washington. T.-- er Rsleiga. of Seattle. Wash. They mark a distinct advancement in Barracks, gloomy, WASHINGTON. D. C President following by purchase, under the provisions of over previous Lies Schofield the And return to the" soldiers the Wilson's signature to appro- C. The officers were retired battleship construction A flaw in this wonderful gem. the naval W. Kellogg, com- own request: General Orders No. 31, current series. respect to the efficiency pleasures they like. priation bill authorized the construc- Captain Fnnk at their Department (8636.) classes In manding battleship North Carolina; Captain Harrison A. BIspham, navy War of their armor protection, as well as And also treat him as If be was hu- tion of two superdreadnoughts and 14 Oh! That we should find in this para ! Waterbury. Conn. yard, Philadelphia. other important military' features. man, auxiliary war vessels and the build- Dewey, with Mrs. Dewey, dise -- command- bat- Admiral They will develop a ' speed of 21 And Honolulu soon will find; ing of a third huge battleship with Caotain John C. Leonard Commander Emmett R. Pollock, will leave Washington on the presi- So many young hearts that are sad, N. very That among many virtues . the"proceeds from the sale of the Idaho Virginia; Brooklyn. tleship Vermont of Bloomlngton, IIL knots an hour and will have a its " ing battleship dent's yacht Mayflower for Manhat- And to think of the beautiful climate, " ' ' Hospitality leads the. line. and Mississippi. . . ., Y. , Commander Irvln V. G. GIllls battle- Beach, Coney Island. N. Y. The large cruising radius. the scenery and social advan- - Hill, army war ship Michigan, tan Secretary Daniels, pointing out that Captain Frank K. of Washington, D. C admiral has been suffering from the The Oklahoma will be fitted with tages too, " P. you are an expert on Washington: Cincinnati. O. Commander Raymond Stone, battle- driv- S.As tha bill carried a half million dollars college, effects of the protracted hot spell and vertical triple expansion engines, uut sun to iook on tne pmz or a grammar, you may mis- - com-mandi- correct all less than last, year's appropriation, . Captain George R. Evans, ship New Jersey, of Mobile, Alv a sea trip will be ing twin screws, and the Nevada, her believes that short soldier, takes and punctuate to your heart's said retrenchments had . been accom- battleship Nebraska; Wash-ineto- n. Commander Simon P. Fullenwider. ship, Curtis turbine ma beneficial. He is not confined to his sister with You can tell rleht awav that he's content And say, If you don't want plished "through economies and In- - , D. C. battleship Connecticut, of Raton, N. bed, and today was able to take care chinery, driving twin screws. In thejfeeiine blue. - this, give it to the Sporting Editor, sistence upon competition.! Commander George N. Wayward, col- M. ,,-- . of his current business with his secre- design of both ships special attention cause I believe he is a pretty good The public program of 1913 consist- Chicago. lier Hmnibal; Commander Edwin H de Laney, tary. The naval yacht was placed at has been given to the development Honolulu for a soldier has no tenipta-o- f skate.' ' ed of only one superdreadnought six con-- : ' John B. Patton, com waiting orders Washington, D. by Secretary with maximum economy In fuel j . Commander at C. his disposal Daniels the tions, . Remember that a wink is as good destroyers, four submarines, one trans- manding battleship Tennessee and re-- of Cleveland, Tenn. the approval of the president sumption under cruising conditions.! ' For pleasures it holds few as a nod to' a blind mule. : port and one supply ship; TEX

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DQUBLEHEADER PLAN OF LOCAL MAN III BRING JAPANESE WILL MlliADOS FROM

ON THE BOARD COAST TE4M HERE IS NOW A HESS DEMONSTRATE SEATTLE WOULD iii' i '. I IfDCCTI IAtC ADT San Francisco Evening Bulletin broke off relations, temporarily at PLAY DALL FOR TOMORROW least, because Lowry sought to read Wi HERE Says "Hap" Hogan and H. new conditions into the agreement to LOlLimJ am G. Lowry Have Broken, which the Venice management had He uRo11s in previously subscribed. Masagoishi to Crack Japanese Chinese vs. St. Louis; Asahis Off flgotiations '"While Hogan and Iowry were seek- - Tachiyama and Team Gave vs. P. A. C.'s Is Program lip; iu mruiaie men uiiiririitra, a. Appear in Star Bout at Keio University Aggrega- ., i A serious' hitch in the arrangements II Ewing, Dlscorilfort', who claims he has first , Athletic Park Tonight tion a Good Beating at TO O'clock to bring a Coast league team to Ho- right to the trip, by reason of an in- nolulu, with the probability tlu.t un- vitation, received and accepted some k fight Honolulu's wretling lans, or rather Another c-ae- Japanese baseball Without B. V. D. SomethlnK Interesting in the way of less the is settled the whole ago, on own ac- time was busy his of never team is planning Honolulu, baseball is promised the local fans. to-- ) thing will be called off, is told of in count informing all those who wished those the who have to'invade the following article from San witnessed the real thing in this time not irom Dai Nippon but be a sulky, snappish' morrow when a double header in the the to know that he still adhered to his Oahu league series will be played at Francisco Evening Bulletin: Japanese wrestling, will be treated to from the mainland, though by a round- statement issued Tuesday with the an something new in mat work when the about route. Don't when he sun grills. Athletic park. The. first game will "HONOLULU TANGLE DEVELOPS had INTO WORST MESS nouncement that arrangements al The .Mikado team of Seattle is anx- B., V, commence at 1:30 o'clock when the ready been completed between him and Get D. on, and forget will cross with St. Louis OF YEAR lcommencIng at 5 &clock lni3 eveninS5. ious to play a series of games with any Chinese hats the island Elks for a tour for the San I about the heat. If you SO "Triangular Argument in Regard to Something new is correct, and some local team when the Seattleites can are cwt, College. At 3: o'clock the Asahis Francisco club. - and the P. A. C.'s will play. Post-Seaso- n Trip Waxes Hot thing that is oven more strenuous decide about the time of thei- coming : what do you care about the hop o' Puna- - and "The way the situation stands, no catch-as-cateh-ca- here, the proposition will be put up to ,The Coast Defense team and Then Hotter por- than the American n, league organi- thermometer? one is as collar-and-elbo- Oahu the bou are playing at tne park mis arter "Honolulu, the quiet dreamy city of certain to his exae? the Greco-Roma- or the the or some other mid-Pacifi- c, proposed noon. the famed in advertising tion with regard to the trip. styles of mat work that are zation. Hogan a to Ori- off- nag-and-fa- g. Yull-a- literature as the Paradise of the world, has expressed willingness well known .to the average American The Mikado team is the fastest B. V. D. Underwear wards it has caused more trouble here in San step aside if Eving is intent on go- wrestling enthusiast. ental team on the mainland. When the ing through announced plan, Keio University was Se- - and cose fitting, t turns Summer into Spring, and the Francisco the past few days than a with his With brawn and muscle, backed by aggregation in Wednesday i some ago, POT flock of Philadelphia lawyers would but he declared that he a tew pounds aftle months just prior to mist into an optimist. would not call a halt to his negoti hundred of averdupois, coming to Honolulu, it hooked up with DOT' be able to unravel In a of bard ' week F,owery .... ; tions until he was absolutely certain, haPionK8 cf the .Mikados, with the result that the work Sundays included. .Kingdom will at one By the reireniber thai iiv.t all Athletic is U. argument which Tues- that Cal had no intention of going Keio team took a beating. The Mika- ua. rn.lrwcar "The started another with rushes such as one V. I). On every 11. V. R Tnde: garment is sewed day between J. Cal Ewing, owner of Cal however will not step down anC do team has had the benefit of several ON BALL BY making the wo1ul1 cn,y from ent""ated of, by the San Francisco Club, and "Hap" insists that he intends. fPct yeais coaching professional and Jaw Kf.f Labti j bulls. Incidentally, it will be good ex-pr- Hogan. the Venice pilot, as to who trjp essicnal players. The coach ' charging, tough on V. MADE. B. V. I). Union Suits had made the first arrangements for "The actions of Lowy yesterday. natured but rather this yoar is George Kngle, forn.erly a K D. Coat Cut U- FOR THE. Hogan come to a the vanquished. pitcher in the Coast league and ndershirts and Knee (I'at. U.S. A. the trip, reached a head, yesterday however, caused to A f . 1 t . crack , J It .v 50-.- when Hogan and Bert Lowry, who RiirtHen ton in hi tracks, and what ASlws rroci ine exnioiuons or Japan now retired from the diamond, but l.eigth Drawers, $l.uo, l.u, fi.oo, representing next step will be Js a matter of ese wrestling, 18 in number, the art ptill much interested in the game. 75c, fl.00 and fl.iO $3.00 anJ ff.ou the claims to be the the tiartnent. BEST RETAIL TRACE Suit. lodge of Elks, and, with whom conjecture. But Honolulu has lost its. Ists will give demonstrations of th.i ICngle has developed the team until t manner , in which the Japanese care had -. a Caimlrim) c idyllic quiet.' knows a lot of "inside" ball and f Iradt Hart t'. aJ Star-Buil-t- ln Corrwipondf-ne- "Hap" has been doing his negotiating. "rep" as a place of i. Cf tig tSprclal for physical roan, showing sys- comers. .'. 11 the the been trimming nearly all fipunpin n Jniv rub-down- ninRirira tem of s, muscle massage, Mikados want to make a trip Infantry in tamp on n VirTiiiFriT The For your own welfare fix th" B. V. I). Red Woven Label With the 25th oriinnn minurn rnnin etc., whicn has been reduced to a to Japan, playing up and down ths em- Is al- firmly in your mind and make the salesman show it to Red, Hill baseball at Schofield science In the. land of the Mikado. pire, and return to the states by .vay . 25th must obnuritLuonuwotuuAttMninym you. That positively ;iafegitards you. most at a standstill. The The opening ci will be of Honolulu. Their plans are still far play game 4 Cavalry be- ceremonies a with the th Con- matured will probably be an- army championship can be an elaborate affair, the Japanese from but fore the sul and prominent Japanese resident? nounced more definitely within i shi-- i The B. V. D. Company, New York. decided unless tne uoasi ueienee KEEN PROVES STAR OF officiating, time. should happen to lose to the 2d In- INTEREST and it is anticipated that - the white population of Oahu will b2 fantry at Fort Shafter this afternoon. .. .., ...... In such an event the 25th would lose On hand to welcome to Honolulu in his no time having their name engraved initial , appearance Tachiyama, cham- YANKEE SCULLERS on the big cup. ON POLO FIELD pion of Japan, and his corps of ex-- . There were no game scheduled perts in the science of the mat. ; in- - "around the 4th of July on account of t i 3 V i - j . The bouts scheculed, for tonight sfr many players being away with the tit" Star-Bullet- in fFpecial Correspondence Edgar Metn'ven;' captain Of (hV XX a All-Servi- team on their visit to Maul Tachinohana vs. Senzan; Fujinoka-w- WON TRIAL HEATS W. P. Fuller & Go's period. game tomor- SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, July 11. track team, was the individual star vs. Kanenohana; Doshusan vs. during this The be- Polo at Schofield Barracks is creating In the dual Indoor track meet Kcara-shi-; row afternoon between the 1st Infan- ' Kashiwado; Kurosegawa vs. try and 1st Field Artillery will be considerable interest Tae two mount- tween the XX and P. B., C. clubs at Kunimizaki vs. Otori, and Tachi- Japanese the first at Schofield for many days. ed regiments of the Colonial urmy, the the Y. M. C. A. last night. The P. B. yama vs Masagoishi.,... 4th Cavalry C. men captured 49 points to 36 by WITH NO TROUBLE : - ,v and 1st Field Artillery are beginning to develop promising teams, their oppenents. -- Methven won 21 , ouuiuiLiiuinu bunuuu and a large number of the officers of of the po!nts scored by the losing YESTERDAY'S HEXLEY-ON-THE-THAME- both regiments .find SCORES S. IN OPENING GAME AT are striving to team. Jas. places on these teams. I The P. B. C leam was well balanced , ; IN THE BIB LEAGUES B. Ayer of Boston and Robert Dibble, MOILIILI THIS P. M. - Yesterday afternoon a game of five and showed particular strength in the the American - Amateur champion, - periods between the cavalry and field field events. Ferreira won the most '' 1 AMERldAN tkGUE. the latter under the colors of r zzza -- ' i With the Bank of Hawaii and the artillery resulted in a victory for the points with 12. Mellm scored 11. Go Including Yesterday's Games. the Don Rowing club of Toronto, won 1-- dia-mon- 6 4 1-- Davies & Co. nines facing each other former by a score of to ?. The mes 8, Phillips 3, Kodrigues 5. At Detroit PhlladeJphia 8, Detroit their preliminary heats for the d game was not a game in anv 2-- on'MoiliiU ground this afternoon the match Soares 3 3 and Santos 1. Evensen, 8 (called in the eleventh on account skulls in the royal regatta. Both purpose sense of the word, but took the form are prepared for the of Commercial league will make its 1914 McTaggert, Keefe, Turner and Hill Or darkness). . - . won with comparative ease. of a practice game, trying debut ' both teams added to the XX total.'. At Boston Chicago 1, Boston 5. William Tudor Gardiner, JJnion Boat staining several combinations of., players, the raw surface of wood At an added attraction and commem- and Summary of the. meet: ' At New York Cleveland 7, New club of Boston, and Paul Withington making use cf many new 220-yar- dash-Meth- orating the opening of the season a .mounts. d ven XX) first; of the same club were eliminated. Numbered among the pectatovs York 2. second game will be played. Hail & Ferriera P, B. second; Melim (P. At Washington St, 4, Wash- In the next series Ayer will meet Maior-gener- al Louis They perfectly match the color of : ag- were and Mrs.' W. H. B, .lcTaggert' Even-se- n oarsmen Sinigagli3, who Son's team facing the Postofflce C), third; (XX). . ington 8. the Italian gregation. Carter, Colonel . McGunnegle, Colonel (XX) and Soares B. C.) fourth. defeated E. D. P. Pinks, one of Eng- and Mrs. Beach, Colonel Sturgis i-- the wood Some fast ball is promised and a and Time, 0:27 5. tied for land's best oarsmen. Dibble will they are required to imitate. nearly all of and ThFeemen NATIONAL LEAGUE. good-size- d crowd is anticipated, each the officers ladies of fourth place. measure skill against J. L. Tann. of the two mounted regiments Close to Including yesterday's Games. Rowing club, who defeated of the teams having a large circle Standing broaioump Rodrgues (P. Chlcago-Bost- orr Thames the grandstand were two tent-flie- s At 6, Chicago 11. enthusiastic friends who are expected that Standing .broa jump Rodrigues (P. Withington. ; de- At Pitftburg Philadelphia 5, Pitts- All of the Stains are incomparable tolbe out to root shaded a table loaded down with Ferreira (P,BC.), third; Phillips (P. The regatta tomorrow will enter licious sandwiches, that were served burg k2. stage, B. C.), fourth. ; upon a more serious when four . play- At Brooklyn 1L Cincin- with either, hot or iced tea to ! Cincinnati grand challenge cupi will for beauty and richness shade, and jurop-f-Ferre- heats for the of AND VICTORIA - High ira PORTLAND ers and spectators alike.- and Melim (P. nati 6. chip B. C), tied, for XX). be rowed. The Union Boat of DIVIDE REGATTA HONORS The cavalry did most of. thsir scor- first; Turner At SL Louis New York 0, St. Louis to dispose of the - Boston .3 expected arc in ing during the first three periods. In third; t Eveneen . (XX), Soares and 2. thoroughly permanent color. Phniips (P. B. C.), London eight, and Winnipeg should . By th fourth the artillery put in ' fourth. Latest Maill their 440-yar- have no difficulty in defeating the fa)RTLAND. regat- best team and fastest ponies, and Nay-lo- r d dash ilethven (XX), first; July 11. In the a Thames Rowing club. The Harvard Ferf-eir- (P. B. second; Gomes (P. ta held here yesterday, David Cooper carried the hajl the length of the C), second eight is also favored over Le There are nine colors: oT.tbe Portland Rowing Club, won the field for the artillery's first goal. The a C). third; Evensen (XX) fourth. How They Stand contest between the 3-- ander, but the line-u- p, Time, 1:03 5. Junior single sculling race, which was jravalry too. was probably their eights representing the Mayence Row- strongest during this period, ; Shot put Melim (P.-B.C)- , first; Antique Oak Flemish Oak the first event on the program. and thev ' s ing club of Germany and Jesus col- Gomes (P. B. Cherry Oak f four-cared barge race, succeeded In scoring a goal almost C), second; Phillips (P. NATIONAL LEAGUE.' In the Junior B. lege, Cambridge, may be anybody's Dark Oak Mahogany as sensational as Naylor's. , . - . C), third; Santos, (P. B.C.), fourth. W. L. the Victoria Rowing Club crew won Pet race. . , Distance, 33 3 1 Weathered Oak . KosevvooU frtjm Vancouver, with Portland rowing In the last period the artillery tried feet inches. Xew York ...... 4 28 91 Harvard men are boated ex- Hep, jump-Philli-ps The v step and (P. B. Chicago 33 Walnut Into third place. hard to even up the score. The cav-alr- .39 Jti actly as when they raced against Yale. " C), first; Soares (P. B. second; .493 t was kept from scoring, and Beard C), Pitisbnfjr 34 35 - J Methven and Evensen" (XX), r- and Naylor each made a goal for the tied for Cincinnati .86 37 .493 INDIAN GAME CALLED OFF. - third. Distance, 23 feet 7 inches. 3S .49.1 er We have name of onr preparation , , SL LooIi I...S7 the-fa- battle-cruis- on viev some doors and 1 The artillery. ct Half mile run (XXJ, Because of that the First Period. Methven first; Philadelphia ,'. . .34 3.' .493 aft- 'Firslsn Cen'e 'Essence ' Gomes (P. B. C). second; Hill (XX), Milwaukee must sail.th's 1st A Hrooklyn 33 35 .485 All-Chine- se F. Position 4th Cav...... ernoon, the game ; between the panels done in these stains. . third: Evensen XX). fourth. Time, Boston 28 41. .406 Willyou is changed to Sensapersa. . Maxwell Lyman , 5. , team and the Indian team - ' iugredients-th- e quality. Peyton . . Cook 2:29 " ' The ...... 2. : 1000-yar- cruiser was called off this ? ' d v aboard .the see I -- of Hcpkins .3 rnllnm relay XX first (Keeff, AMERICAN LEAGUE. them the oriental properties this ... McTaggert ' morning. wonderfully successful nerve Bowlev ...... 4. :c Hall Evensen and Methven). : X. 1 Pet. ' y Time. 2:23 3-- 5. , tablet . remain absolutely the Goals Lyman and Cnllnra. ; Philadelphia 43 30 .5S9 ' Referee and G. E. ..:.: t same, . , Second Period. starter, Jackson. Detroit ;...44 35" .557 it is a dependable remedy Doddg ...... 1...... Lvman Scorer R. M. Cross. Timers, A. E. Chicago 39 31 .534 Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. jfor nervous debility , impotency Navlnr; Richards Larimer and P. G. Lemke. Judges, Washington 40 35 .533 ...... 2..... C. C. James 'sleeplessness, despondency; Beard . . Chenev and C. S. Putnam. Boston .. .40 37 19 Lumber and Building Materials , t.. 177 So; King of parU," ...... 3..... St. weak memory, wasting Potter .4. t Hall SL louls ...... 37 35 any form of neu- - JH frost vigor ami Goal Hall. RIVERSIDE-LEAGU- E -- Xew Tork 27 43 .3S6 'rasthenia.. Our preparation Third Period (leveland 25 45 .357 ; ! ittow called Peyton . Donaldson PLAYS TOMORROW ON

PARK-DIAMON- Roeers . I 2..... Cook AALA D PACIFIC COASf LEAGUE. Williams ..3 Cullum Bowlev . -- .4...... Richards A double header is the offering of Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. " .Goals Donaldson 2. FOul Rich the Riverside league, it Aala park for SAN FRANCISCO. July 11. In the ards. Safety Richards. tomorrow Northwestern league yesterday, Port- . Ualbroughihappiriesitrengtb.' afternoon, commencing at fourth Period. land Vancouver., ex- Expert vital pOwef to "thoo-fcan- ds 1:30 o'clock. defeated after an Furniture IWpyp igor and . Lyman ' jr, Dodds 1 American-Hawaiia- n citing game, by a .score 7 6. of tnen-youn- old and Navy Yard vs. of to u, 4 Beard . 2.. . . Cook vs. Seattle blanked Victoria in easy n middle aed ; it will bring to Naylor Cherry and Maui Athletics jrfill ;e the you potential energy so abund-nf- r ....:.3...... order of the brace of jgames, In the fashion by a score of 8 to 0. Spokane Potter Cullum also won easily Tacoma, 10 to 3. Prices Reasonable that voar whole fchvsical 4...... ' second day's play of tne season. from Goals Naylor Cook. ' m and mental being will be filled and A handsome silver' cup has been do- ... 1; fcfcid thrilled with the triumph-ap- t Fifth Period. nated as the championship prize in NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Dodds . .1 Each cigar consciousness of power...... Cook this league and the competition . be handled with bromDtn ess Naylor ...... 2 ...... Lyman SAN mm MSti stt Ml beesm tween the five teams gives promise of FRANCISCO. July 11. In the r: Mr imim. Naylor .3...... Cheney hand made Ttrtt tOWJ EXPORT CO...... producing some slashing baseball for Pacific Coastjeague games yesterday, & Potter .4 .. . . Donaldson Tjaten 74 CortUndt SC. New York. N. Y. C. K...... the Aala park' fans. Venice was by Oakland, by a A machine Goals Naylor and Beard. ' 5 made cigar CHEMISTStaSS m m - score of to 2. Alt - Hereafter the cavalry and artillery Los Angeles a fairly close game "draws hard" and burns : by Chambers Drnr Co-- Utd. had PgcISc aid will have a practice game every Tues- with Sacramento and the Angels won, Union - Transfer . 4- unevenly because the - day and Thursday until the time comes 3 1. - to 4- WHERE THEY PLAY BALL tobacco is pressed intoshaped A i v. -- 4 to play games with other teams of ' At San Francisco. Portland won 't the territory. Lieutenant Beard is f 4 It takes the best hand work-- " Co Saturday P. M. from the home team by a score of captain of field artillery team, and C manship the 4- - League to 3. to produce a cigar, Cullum of cavalry. .Commercial Mollllli f Bis. Lieutenant the as fragrant, easy-drawi- ng Park: Davies & Co. vs Bank of mellow, Kllg 8U next to Young Blig. 1874 Telephones 1871 f NEW ATHLETIC, ARK 4-- Hawaii, and Ha)I & Son vs. Post-- NAVY HUP IS TROPHY and even-burni- ng RESOLUTE SHOWS HEELS . .. ' , ; office. - , as the mild General ::, . FOR GOLF TOURNAMENT Arthur. Saturday. July 11th TO CUP COMPETITORS 4 Sunday PVM. v 4 vs. - PUNAHOU. : COAST DEFENSE 4 jOahu League Athletic Park 4 The Navy cup, nerpetuai trophy, pre- All-Chine- V.., July 12th, i vs. Louis; ' Sunday, A8oo'ted Press by ed. Wireless;. 4 St Asahis 4 sented by the officers of the Pacific Y-- PHOIIE .2295 .BEACHES :.d Vs. ST. LOUIS, July lL-T- he cup de- . vs. P. A. C.'s. CHINESE NEWPORT. 4 4 fleet when last in -- Honolulu, will bo P. A. 4- - U ASHI vs. C fender Resolute outsailed' all her rivals Riverside League Aala Park: 4 the pri7e for which t'ae enthusi- American-Hawai- - ecir. tcay, leading the Vanitie by three 4 Navy Yard vs.. 4 asts will V4 ALL KINDS OF ROCK FOR strive at the Country Club AND SAND CONCRETE WORK. . -- An Rle R 0. Hall Son. miles and beating the Defiance four 4-ia- and Maui vs. Athletics. 4 , 4 x ' . irliWa - ' tomorrow. In addition to this most FIREWOOD AND COAL. Kukui St. Auto- one-ha- lf : Main entrance on and minutes at the end of a .. 4 desirable tronhy two prizes 8.QUEEN; '. : ' other will STREKT." P. O. TiOX 5T I - - v mobile entrance on BereUnla SC. race over a 30 mile course. '. 4 4- 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 be awarded for the play tomorrow. V " HOKOLUtO STAB-BULLETI- SATTKbAY, JULY 11,' 19141. Eleven - - i 1

SHELDON MUCif ATTENDS jSOTflOTJUHY I I NRV SECRETARY' d DOCTOR BUSINESS MM qcwq in i m mum OF HAWAIIAN FOR LOCAL iiiiULLiujiL nuun. mniiLU tTXTRAL ITMOX CHURCH tion meets Sunday evening at 7:30 Lf uiu uninu Rev. Doremus Scudder, D. D.. Min- o'clock. Ladies Relief Association T ister. Rev. Amos A, Ebersole. Asso meets Friday at 10 a. m. Lengthy Program Outlined for Song. Leo Hoonani lc8 I verse. 9:50 a. m. Bible school, Arthur E. SUNDAY MEETING West Makawao Sunday school. Larimer, acting superintendent . THE CHRISTIAN ClirUCII. HERE JULY 28 Seven Day Convention Now Song. Leo Hoonani 12 1 verse. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. Rev. Old M. C. A. buiidlng. Hotel and Being Held on Maui Kauai Sunday school. Charles M. Sheldon. D. D.. of Topeka, Alakea streets. David Carey Peters. Central Maul Sunday school. Kan. will speak on "The Power of a minister. The Is to Address. Was Organized in London in Positive Faith." During the absence of its minister, i William Dreier of Des Moines Value of a Man" .Predicted to be one of the most sucv David Carey Peters, service will be Closing song. Hoku Aonani 2 Old by General There will be no. meetings' in this College to Receive Train to Be Subject of the ccsKful cf Its kind ever held in the Patched Tent Sunday evening. Men cf the conducted as usual territory, the annual convention of verses. church - Booth on July 2, 1865 i urged to join with Bible schocl at 9:45 a. m. ing in Honolulu Gathering Association Prayer by flnv. Win. Kaniau. congregation are the Hawaiian Evangelical V. M. C A. in of spe- Preaching at a. m. and at 7:30 Wailuku, Maui, 2:003:0. Christian Endeavor the the series ll now is being held at f Associate! p. m. by local speakers. college Dr. Charlna M. Sheldon will be the Wednesday Prss cial services being conducted at the "Bill" Dreier. athlete, ttatat having convned last Forty-nin- e p. Prayer meeting Wwincsday Kjjpaker men's . 4:00 5:0'. Communion service at NEW YORK. July 2 Empire theater at 7:30 m. evenins cr anj Christian leader, has accepted for the second of the morning. Delegates from the larger 7:30 p. ra. Em- Wailuku Union years ago today the world's first at a position with the local Y. M. A. mass meetings being held in the In territory are In attend- church. C islands the 13. meeting of the Salvation Army was FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Some months ago R. M. Cross, of the pire theater tomorrow evening by the ance as well as many pastors and lay- Monday, July V. M. C. A. Dr. Sheldon has chosen 8:309:15, Can of ur home In held. It took place in an old patched CHURCH. ST. ACGCS1IXES CHAPEL association staff, decided to go East men interested in the work of the or- Ohua Waikikl. Valen- as his subject "The 'Value of a Man." ' matters of sanitation, ventilation and tent erected in an ancient burial First Methodist Episcopal Church. lane. Rev. Ft. for further college work, and a search ganization. pastor. 9 Is two proper feeding nf children. ground in the Whitechapel district of corner Beretania avenue aud Victoria tin, Sunday services, a. m began for a man to replace him. The Doctor Sheldon spending week? head- in Honolulu on his way to During the convention, the 9:13 9:40. The Boy Stout Move- Londcn. The first preacher was Wil- street search ended in the choice of William Australia quarters Board are of church ho will before V. M of the Hawaiian ment. Dr. I. McLaren. liam Booth, a clergyman who wis al The regular services the GERMAN LUTHERAN OIURCH H. Dreier of Des Moines College, class where sjcak the Aid Asso- C. A.s of country. He ha ha? In the office of the Maui 9:40 10:00. Questions and discus- that time without a church. He had are as follows: Beretania avenue near Punchbowl of 1914. that ciation, this office and the William been called upon to take the place ?t 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. nMicn experience in speaking beforr sion. street Mr. Dreier Is a big man physically, Mary Alexander parsonage and 10:-O- the regular minister, who was Iviuat 1 1 a. m. The of the 11 the men's meetings of the associa- and 10:.".o. Ifvotional service. Sacrament Sunday services at a. ra. and on and has made correspondingly life bt-in- a grounds at the disposal of the "That Our Home May He Centers of ill at his home. The first congre.i Lord's Supper.. last Sunday of each month at 7:30 tions in different pails of the world . record in college. He is described members of the board for private con- tion was made up of a "mass of poor 6:30-p- worth league. p. m. Sunday school 9:45 as and his address on ocnlay night v Righteousness." Leaders, Rev. Messrs. m.Ep at a. m. a man of splendid attractive person ference at any time. In case commit Ebersole and Akana. people, many of them evidently with 7:30 p. m. Theme: "The Incarna- - looked forward to with great inter i ality. and iclth considerable promo- - tees wish to meet the Union church "Rell-glcu- s out God. or hope in the world." After: tion of Influence." est. 10:303 :00. Dlseualon. "on experience. He ha. a fine recoru or the lanal eating room is used.' All Health in Our Home Life." the meeting Booth hurried to his Wednesday Prayer Meeting. 7:30 p. LATTER As author, preacher and reformci as an athlete, having r'ayed in hid services will be held at Kaahumanu traders. Rev. A. S. Baker. M. D.; Rev. home and exclaimed to his wife: m oVl.i18SAISTS oJ college basketball and 'football teams, Doctor.- Sheldon has become one churcli unless otherwise specified in James P. Upchurcbv "Kate, I have found my destiny! As If you do not go to Sunday School Church located nn Klnar street one lead'ng Christian workers I passed by doors flaming e we vuu and holding his college record for tho America the of seworre. juin une 1 1 1 the. program. For the convenience of 2:00 3:.';o p. m. Christian Endea- the iaviie - lo IJ N H (...WM 111 I UIIUlKn All II A 1 ...... gin-palac- . Qurales ana....nammer mrow. Ho first became known as a natlona' those who are unable to attend the vor Association. tonight, I seemed to hear of our classes. Yon will find the hour 9.45 m. Sabbath school. Regular tne tie pro-- had extensive experience in pub-- ago my al figure about 20 years when hif convention, and who wish to follow it Sunday School Associ- a voice sounding in ears: 'Where not only an enjoyable one, but a semi-annu- election of officers. inas 3:303:00. He '.speaking. as a and book "In His Sters" made its appear proceedings, the program in full fol- ation. can you find such heathens as theso fltable one. The Men's Bible Class is ,v 11 a. m. Morning worship, in Eng- - debater 3 book an Intens." and where is there so great need for Uught by Mr. R. H. Trent, and all 88 a speaker on religious topics, aocc The created lows: 7:00. Ccncert, fallowed oy Inter-Islan- d lisn Hawaiian. Elder Jones will country. your labors And there and in men will receive a cordial welcome at J interest throughout the Ev Wednesday, July 8. chorus. r then De the speaker. Elder Jones has Just Mr. Dreier had been engaged by tho. my I offered myself you and this : j eryone was asking the question so' 8:00 p. m. Organ recital at the Competition. Maui theater. Admis- scul and class. arrived and he w ill be heard with in businessmen of an Iowa city to do our children to this great work." Dr. Fry, new of forth In the book, "What would lesus Wailuku Union church. sion by ticket only. the superintendent terest , community athletic work during 'the This was the beginning of a world- the Methodist Mission, will occupy m.-- Religio-LIterar- y do under this or that circumstance?"' This is tho third free organ recital Tuesday, July 14. the 6 p. Zion's with the expectation that he wide organization. From day semi-annu- al The author maintained that every of the Henry 'Day for tho Consideration of that pulpit of the First Methodist Church ciety. Regular election could enter a theological seminary lit since the installation meetings were held regularly. On the Sac- - Christian should continually bear that Baldwin Memorial organ. An Christ's Last Great Command," Mark botIf morning and evening. The of officers, supplemented by a musical the fall with a view to going to the Perriue third Sunday the tent blew down rament of question in ramd and guide bis life offering will be taken to help meet xvi, 13. the Lord's Supper will be and literary program. j foreign field as a missionary. Hov and was Wrecked beyond repair. Hav- administered the morning service,) p. m. worship. Ser- - accordingly. Much discussion arose the- - the 6:00. Prayer meeting. at ,7:30 Evening ever, several unique circumstances expenses of the music of ing no money for another and with- and the evening In - us practicability of it. The edi - ' at service Dr. Fry mon by Elder McConley. This will be being tr to the church. , i 8:30. Report of committee on island connection with his Invited Topeka Daily Capitol told out funds . to rent a building. Booth will preach on the "Incarnation of the elder's farewell bermon and : a con,e Impressed tor of the Thursday, July 9. associations. preached cpen to Honolulu have hhn theory round in the air. Finally he Influence." Jgood attendance is desired. i go Doctor Sheldon that his 6:00 a. m. Sunrise prayer meeting. Report of special committee. witn the facl that it is his duty to right, that an editor couL secured the use of an old dance hall Ours Is, a people s church. Peopl All meetings open to all. Strangers jnto a890clatIon work, ctl all 'but : Opening devotional Uniform statistical reports of the manage paper on basis 8:309:00. that was not in use on Sundays. from every walk of Hie will find a will find a welcome at the little Klngf Honolulu not his that Eber-sol- e churches. Week-da- y Dreier will arrive in service. Leaders, Jtev. Messrs meetings were held in a : to - tuiuiai welcome aawiung mem street-- cnurcn. investigation Doctor Sheldon accepted the offer Other business.- . . at ail iionesi ln th Lnrlln JuIt 28 and Akana. i dilapidated shed, formerly a store-bous- e our 111 i 1J1 I . run the Topeka paper for one .wee 16:0010:30. Devotional service. services. iuu win iiuqfa nere a Kvuvueu. 9:0010:43. Address of welcome, for old rags. As the Army beautiful, .well-ventilat- ed as Jesus would edit a daily, paper. United prayer God will la- church buil Rev. L. B. Kaumehwiwa, moderator. that send grew it was forced into the streets, ding, homelike i Thursday. Saturday and Sunday with borers into His harvest a atmosphere, good KlWAIilTAO fTTTmrw . The experiment was waicbed Address In response, . Rev. O. H. narrow alleys, abandoned saloons, cr music by a chorus choir, n'Rbts at 8 o'clock. by newspaper men In 2:00 3:30, Discussion, evangelical Corner King and Punchbowl streets:. keen interest Uulick. ''Each unoccupied theaters became Salva- preaching Inspiring helpful Sunday 11 Sunday School at 10 m. country. Doctot Christian- - Bringing One New Life to and and services a. m. and 7:30 every city in the Credentials and completion, of roll. tion Army chapels. devotional services. Tourists p. m. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Prayer Holiness Meeting at 11 a. m. ' During . and -- toy instructing God the Coming Year." - . Sheldon started out . Appointment of committees: Busi Today.- the Salvation Army is. the well-know- n Young People's 6:20 settlers, : strangers , and the meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. meetinz at The possibility and l his reporters to report the good thing? ness, petitions, necrology; Island as results. Leaders, greatest evangelistic organization in mallhlnis apd kamaainas, are n m .(." : Theodore: Richards and poke-bonnete- d instead of the bad ones. To leave sociations, other business. y Rev.. H. K. the world. The Army all alike urgently invited to enjoy FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST t Other Sunday Schools are held at Poepoa , all ; out the murder stories and report 10i4? 12:00. Opening address. Rev. lassie Is a familiar sight In every privileges j Sloan Mission. 3 p. m.; School atreet, ; 3;30r-5:0- 0. the of the church. "Come SCIENTIST Retreata. - Ministers at ex- (Jap-lo- ws when some Christian man helped ksep Chas. M. Sheldon, D., D., Topeka, Kana. country on earth with the single thou with us and we will do thee All services held m the Odd Fel- - 2:S0 p. m., Lillha street. 3 p.m. " the Wailuku Union poor person 'Starving, lis , church. Leaders, ception of Russia. They are "waging good. 'v.: : . some from Business meet K huilding. Fort street anese and Korean). f Revs. ' insisted that all news reported b 7:00 p. to. Prayer, meeting and Howard Harris and J. A. Akina. God's battle" even In Ireland. They Sunday services, 11 a. m. I A cordial invitation to any or all Church and Sunday school alive w 1th human interest, and main Oraise service, Maui theater. Leaders, workers have laid siege, to Russia and it is re- KAL1III UNIO CHURCH Sundav school 9; 53 a. m.. for ; these meetings ja extendef by at Kaahumanu ' at church. be-twe- i talned that people are interested , in Rev.; Messrs. Akaiko Akana and A. Ieaders, ported that eves that empire is on Kalihi Union church, king street young peoDle under 20 years. ADJUTANT S. MANIIART, -- ,.' ' Messrs. W. Werner and Moses Ka - things than robberies and mur- Elyersole. V::., . , s l - the point of capitulation. Their bat- Gullck avenue and Kamehamc-h- a Wednesday evening meetings. 8 n.m. I Officer in charge. more hiapo. Christian .: . p.; ft Endeavor "workers at cry is- every common- ders. v..V;..h'.-- . - v: 8:13 m. Army 'Experiences." tie heard in Fourth, road; Rev. Horace W. Free reading room. Odd Fellows' ..';'- Japanese ' " with slides. Captain O. J. W. Wailuku church. Leaders, wealth of the ' United States: more Chamberlain minister, building. 10 a. ra. 8ETEMII ADTZimST f Doctor Sheldon will return from luatrated Messrs. G. Fort street Hours, IAf ' Scott, chaplain 25th Infantry, U. S, A. P. Kamanoha and J. H. S.Hhan 900 "outposts." of missions, are Bible school, S: 30 m. to 3 p. All welcome. CHURCH Australia in October. After a few - .1 a. n. " Kaleo. located in nearly every city and town. Con- days of rest at his home tn Topek? Friday, July 10 Temperance Day. Morning service,. 11 a. m. Sunday services, 11 a. m. Subject 767 Klnau street Pastor F. C prayer meetlng. 5:00 5:30. Second session of the In these meeting places more than - way. 11 m. prohibltior 6:00 a. m. Sunrise ; Evening service. 7:30 p. m. "Sacrament': , Services Saturday at a. he will Join the national Hawaiian Bojrd Union 10,000.000 Americans gather during a six-month- s' 8:30 10:00. Report of committees at the church. and Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Sabbath , "flying squadron" for a Senior C. E., , Wednesday, 7: 30 p. v Wednesday, July 15. year's to to - on business. , time listen the exhorts m. 'i : SALTATION ARMY 'School at 10 a. m. Services Wednes- .' cruise over all of. the states. The 6:00 m. v' capital city Report of corresponding secretary-- , a. "Xot Frustrating the lions of nearly 7000 officers, of both Mr. Chamberlain will speak Sunday Regular meetings are held in the day at 7:30 p m. squadron is to visit the : .. up - eight Report cf treasurer. Grace of God." Gal. 11:21. sexes, that make the Salvation morning- frnm th tnntn "How tn Salvation Army hall on Nuuanu street A cordial invitation Is extended to of every state in the Union, S:30 10:00, Array in vnA - Election of corresponding secretarj'. Election of moderator the United States. The God." between Merchant a-- d Queen street, everybody to come and bear these and musical directorr vice-moderat- or street-corne- The evening subject will be, speakers three - and . scribe. ? r meeting is a familiar "- Electicn of treasurer. .; Enemy, - foHowa: Tnwav. JWedmdHV. viti ; carrying the fight for prohibition intc Annual meeting for 1915. sight in every part of the world. More "A Friend or an which Shall, anhieots:1 of Hawaiian - every: part of the country. The mer Election cf members it be?' The Junior Christian Endeav-- f board. Appointment of committees on pro? than 160,000 of these are held every . composing the squadron are all na gram i year country or society will not meet again until; lC:00-r!0:- 30. Devotional service, and entertainment in this at which over "j figures. In addition Dr September. tional Rev. .Messrs. Ebersole and 10:0010:30. Completion of busi- 50,000 recruits have been gathered in Han leaders. - twelve-mont-h Sheldon the olhera are Governor - ' f- i a Army's Akana. - j . .' ness. to the ranks ". la, Clinton N -- KAUMAkAPILI CHURCH (C0XGRE-- - Chaff - 1 1 : 1 : ! ley, Eugene Discussion:- ; "The ;, J l 45. Lovaltv service. Sub from .the; congregations. i Poling. Dr. Ira Land 10:3012:00. GATIOJfAL) Howard. Daniel Duty Christian Church on the iect "That I May be Guided by HIni "Our war is a war of mercy" they for- D of the Poepoe, TKe Dr." Wllber F. Sheridan. J: Through Coming proclaim is by .Rev. H. K. Minister. Demand irtth. Liquor Question." Leaders. Revs. This Year." Leaders; and it witnessed the world-wid- e O. Excell. E. R. Naftxge: ; charity organiza- Corner King street and Asylnm .Lewis, E. D. D Kapu. Rev. Messrs. Ebersole and Akana. . of the Duller, 1? John F. Cowen, and S. road. and Fred Butler. Mr. who Sunday School Associat- .11:45 12:00. Dismissal service, W; tion. It has established in the United on-o- 2:003:30. !i 10 in Honolulu, will be ' B. f States nearly 100 workingmen's ho- a. m. Sunday School, Interna- well known ion.'- '. Oleson. charge the music. p. tels which accommodate annually tional Sunday School Lessons, both ; these In of . 7:00 m. Lecture on tuberculosis 3:30 5:00. Retreats. Ministers at English, , '. program of the meeting Sun Professor Bairos. i more than 2,000,000 persons: over and Hawaiian. The the Wailuku Union church. leaders, ' p. ol Anti-Tuberculos- 120 industrial homes where about 6:30 m. Christian Endeavor. day , night will be similar to that Dodge Stephen L. Lecture of the Revs. R. B. and a Service Wednesday 7:30 p. no. .last week. Special musical number Desha. Church and Sunday "school league under board of health, Honoi meals have been served in at - i year 30 by cornet solo- wittr lulu.. ; - : ; r about rescue and maternity the orchestra, workers at Kaahumanu church.' lead EPISCOPAL CHURCHES ! nn inn quar- homes where 6000 girls and children accompaniment, male , , orchestra ers. W. H. Rice and J. W. Kalua. find shelter. SL Cathedral Emma tet arid seveial other solos. The firs Christian Endeavor 1 workers at Wil CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS 1 Aodrts by over 40. street near Beretania. Rt Rer. II. R meeting was' attended 'uku Japmese church. Leaders, S. K, bishop; Rev. Canon larger crowd I ex OF CENTRAL UNION HOLD Restarick. Wm. men and an even j Kamiopill and P. D, KelletL vicar. Sunday services, 7 and Ad- Ault jiected to hoar Doctor Sheldon.. 6:45 8:15. Maui theater. '. 11 a. m.. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday FAMOUS Intoxi- LAST MEETING OF TERM GROWS EVERY DAY AND NEXT TO OUR dresses:; "The Evil Effect of School, m. ; congre- 9:45 a. Hawaiian 9 RELIGIOUS DRAMA AND cating Liquor upon Youth.".' President gations, Rer. Leopold KrolU pastor; V. P. Fermson. D. D.: "Personal Ex- - The Christian Endeavor Society of Sunday aerviees, 9:15 a. ra. PUBLICATIONS UPHELD nerieiwes in the Liquor Problem," Mr. Central Union church "held its last St. Cleueat'i Church Wilder ave- meeting ne, ticbely.. for the season Sunday even- Us-bor- REV. i nue, corner Makikt Rer. Canon BY C.M.SHELDON 8:15 p. m. Illustrated lecture uoon ing, ending with one of its popular 11 BEE rector. Holy Communion, "get-acquainte- s Temperance. Maul theater. Rev. evenings. After an a. m.; evensong, 7:30 p. m. IS OUR informal social period'where the mem- i At the regular midweek meeting of Ijhn Wadraan, D. D. SL Mark's-- UlasJoo Kapahaln M. Saturday, 11. bers and guests of the evening be- new boy in the Spa is making a Central Union church. Rev. Charles July The road. Rev. Leopold - Kroll, priest ln Sheldon of Topeka. Kansas, delivered ( 6:00 a. m. Sunrise prayer meeting. came better acquainted, refreshments hit This department now is more charge. Services: Holy Communion, , were, Bil- n most interesting address on what 8:00 10:00. . Reports from Island served. Miss Alice E. Davis popular than it has even been. first Wednesday each month, 10. a m.; BEST SELLER "The Functions of the associations. - presided as hostess. The singing of liards also is enjoying a growing pop- and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school every might be called hymns ALWAYS FRE8II, RICI I IN COLOR, FLAVOR AND KEEPING Modern Church." Dr. Sheldon would Report on statistics. Rev. W. B. familiar and a brief devotional ularity. Sunday at 10 a. m. have the church of Christ use every Oleson. service concluded a most enjoyable Men who have not given to the Ko- Holy Communion first Sunday of the QUALITY. v on necrology. evening. up-to-da- te method cf advancing the Report of committee rean and Japanese association fund month. r kingdom of God. He advocates publi- - Reports of committees on petitions. As many members will be out of the can help a good cause by sending in St. Eliraheth's Charch I)cated , dol- and Vua. lane. , city- recognizes the great power Other business. city during the mcnths of July and voluntary, subscriptions from one corner King; street and - of the prss as an agent .for good. 10:00 10:30. Devotional service. August it. was .thought wisest to de- lar up. Canon W. E. Potwine, prlest-m- He cited the Christian Science Mon- Leaders. Rev. Messrs Ebersole and mit the meetings during these months The boys' vacation school has open- charge. Sunday servicea: Holy Com- itor as the enly daily newspaper pub- - Akana. ;v .... and use the vacation period to stock ed with 32 enrolled in grade work munion at 7 a. m., on. second, fourth lished by a. religious organization and 10:3012:00. Discussion on "Ideal up with energy to start a vigorous and seven in the typewriting class. and fifth Sundays; It. a. m, on first PHONE 3445 expressed the desire that others w ould Pastors." Leaders, Revs. Lydgate and campaign in the fall. Announcement Messrs. Cross. Jackson and Stone are and third. Evening; prayer and ad- ' 7 p. follow bis example. He upholds the Kamakawiwoole. was made that the efficient second the instructors. dress at m. Korean services at the-- vice-preside- nt p. ra. ? . Excursion to Haiku on Kahulul of society, 9:30 a. m. and 8:15 religious drama as a powerful instru- the Rowland v Membership in the association is Coaches promptly MHsIod, Kalrunkl 10th ment cf driving ; home fundamental railroad. leave at M. Cross, was to leave for the states growing in spite of the financial de- Eplthaiiy 12:00 nocn, arriving on the return trip - Palolo. The Rev. F. A. Saylor and cited instances where it during the summer, and a cordial trib- pression. As a matter .of- fact, it is and A BETTER truths ! HAVE YOU EVER FOUND SOAP THAT PROVED A means of leading many at 4:30 p. m. ute was paid to his unflagging Inter- increasing the of one a month in charge. had been the at rate Bode, organist to the Christian life. Doctor Sheldon's 6:30 8:15. Opening of the Japan- est In and skillful promotion of the and stands today 1425 against 1421 Mr. R. R. CLEANER THAN ese Girls Home. philanthropic activities of organi- Services: Holy Communion, 7:30 a. own books have been dramatized and the of May 1. . Alexan- m. i : 8:15 9:30. Sports night at zation. presented by members of mainland The men's meeting in the Empire I der House gymnasium. Sunday School,'' 10 a. m. churches, not only with telling effect theater tomorrow night will be ad- permanent Sunday. Jury 12. Morning service and sermon, 11 a. but with results of worth. REV. A. A. EBERSOLE GOES dressed by Rev. C. M. Sheldon of To- ' 6:00. "God s Love for the World," m. . j t After Doctor Sheldon had presented peka, Kansas. The music provided, ' John iii. 16. , : Evening, service, 7:30 p, m. wm subject opportunity was given to 10r MAUI FOR CONVENTION meetings a strong i this 9:00 1:00. From Kaahumanu at these is feature those present to ask any questions or of the program. suggested by fhurch Territorial Sunday School Ho-- C1TU0LIC CATHEDRAL i V present any experiences Rve. Amos A. Ebersole, associate The enthusiasm over, chess, instead u Li evening's .talk. Many i availed ike process:?n to Maui theater. Fort street. Bear Beretania. Rt the, The--pro- of waning, with the coming of summer, .'.Sunday School Hoike. - min!ster cf Central Union church, left Rev. Libert bishop of' Zeugma, pas-- 1 themselves cf this opportunity an3 a at- growings association in- &ram: Wednesday In the Manna Kea to is. The has tor; Father Maximin, provfticIaL Snn- Alt Grocers Sell It most interesting discussion closed the four, tahles-- five, and" i Opening scng. Leo 68 tend the July convention of the Hawai- creased the to day services. 9. and 10:30 a. m. evening-- Hocnanl ian Evangelical Association to be held even at this it is frequently impossible and 7 p. m. Low mass daily, $ and X j for all those who wish to play to find - . at Wailuku. will a.- , TT Prayer by Rev. S. li Desha. ..He remain there m. High mass Sunday and saints. Urice, secreUry,' a week. In conjunction with places.. , w ' " , , Jay A. educational Wet Maul Sunday school about days, 10:30 a, ia L - now touring the mainland, has Juoti- - Oahu Sunday school, Rev. Akaiko Akana he will have A number cf men from the U. S. battle-c- fied the confidence placed in him by f-- Song, Leo Hoonani 681 verse, charge cf the devotional meetings of ruiser Milwaukee, who are mem-be- n CHURCH OF itSCS CHRIST OP. selecting. -- They of the Young Men's Christian v , the association officers by, East .Maul Sunday school. the session. have arranged a LATTER DAI 8ALMS Soap-VJer- k pne of the most prominent young col-- j North Makawao Sundav school, most interesting program for these im- Association in the Northwest axe 1704 Lusttania street , Sunday serf-- IfonoHu ( lege men in the Middle West to sr-- Song, Hcku Aonani 1RR 2 verses, portant gatherings and it is hoped that making' the local association building Ices,. lliiS a. m to.L p,jn. .v Snnday MAKERS; ; roed U. M. Cross on th ar.soo "..it ion East Hawaii. Snad.iy school, these quit hours will set a hi;;h spir- their headquarters during-thei- r stay schooL 10 a. m. TOane Men's an4 ' on Young - ;Asboc1a-- staff. ..' )' . Molokai Snnday school. itual tone for the convention. shore. Ladies'- Improvement - I. Twelve HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATITKDAY, JULY 11, 114.

the service ft. Lieutenant Watrou nd Mss Grace IVrktns cf lrs Anr- - is one of the most eligible of th les and Miss Mary Knglehardt of Oak yonns officers in the army, having a land were br!1esmalds. The best man larse private income, was Mrutcnant ?rhujier Heiro. V. S Aw N. ?t vas a home wed ling, to which a?cut a hundred acd f fty gust Mrs. Undcnoccs Bridge. askeL n Mrs. Lewi lndenv(xi was bostes ten-frye- r. n Th'irsJav aftrno.n t an informal Ma-gi- rt ?t-n- y , The medding of M!s littV bridse ii honor of Mrs. McG,--- and I.irutrnnnt F.in Pndr rn. M is the hoase of Mrs w-.- inwt lryor. S . f flare Wed Frn?t Giesecke. The room was t- - nesday at St. Luke's rhunhtk at nwn "with blooms titv decorated ibtsoi in the ceremony being perff-rm- bv many heatiUftil shades, and . tliir Richt Reverend Wm Fr i Mr-hols- yy m w as ss sa i maidenhair fms. After a number of Rev. Kdward Morgan assisting. Th" i 4 S ; games the priie. which Lp ; jjg5P pleasant first bridesmaid vas Miss Frances VictnrK Cjt i lovely saucer, was was a cnj Ttd pttie s.ster of the groom Miss A MOIlM green awarded t Mrs James G'ild. whiie Horenoe Stoney. NCI NO ar. ! SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE and yellow and transformed the ccus'n of the bride D pafUrne . WEEK. scene into a little nook in fairyland. I Mrs. Frank P Applin won the second. ws thp maid cf honor. The zrooni ( u t which was a daintv Japanese te:cloth. was attended hv He a f'liUi :i ill lii n , Miss Young's entertainments are Lieutenant Irving - were Mrs, . man'. during t li ' iiot v. a?'j-- f r tli Mrs. Baldwin Wood in San Fian famed for their artistic beauty of dec-- . Those present Vrtlowin Hall Ma) field. I". S X as Vst Mrs I Applin, Mrs. Ernst and were Society folk f i .' HOiUlu, .i r; d circo. ontion and even in her small affairs Frank lfs ushers Lieutenants' !. Mrs. James Gui'd. Mrs. Rty F. MrConneH F. A perhaps Jn..t f,r th.it vHbim, if id Mrs. F. W. Macfarlane's Supper this happy consideration of detail is i Giesecke. Vossler. Srhuvler T U-.-- F. Thayer. Miss Hcim. other, darif.'ii lias 1 .rt!"j- o:' Dance. effectively was I Rietow. Mrs. Arthur s'l rf tho n;ivr :in Dr. Irving carried out There I m Mrs. Vnderwood. W. Robbins. the week. JuKt k ih' Mrs. Walter Macfarlane's Supper to be desired on Monday Mbel Hair and After tho ceremony then ( rothin? left , was a small reception i trens who )t;in ii enteitaajiiu all Dance. evening the floor and the music an bre.ikfast !. at me nome or s . e trie parents. Mr winter fold.ii .,e:r Lands an I Kit Mrs. Frazier's Dinner-Dar.ce- j were exquisite and about twenty-fiv- Miss Young's Dinner. ami Mrs. Ga'Har.i St-n- down heneath i h, j j Young hostess at in Jackson slmroiia tivc Mrs. Wildefs Tea. couples of tho younger set danced Miss Bertha w;is r.treet. reft, the irrepri'Hh.'.iU' iiu-jnUr- s .f Hit Capt. and Mrs. Cutts' Dinner. merrily from half past eight until a very delightful dinner on Wednes- f nnger fcd came boundlnK hr:me from Miss Booth Receives. eleven o'clock day evening. The table was beauti- twelve. About delicious Mrs. McGowan Comp rftllegn and started the dan( e-l- hum-Niil'- Mrs. Cutts' Bridge. refreshments were served. fully decorated with blue. hydrangea lmented. artisti-call- v Mrs. Arthur F. Thayer h more strenuously than ever. Theater Party at Ye Liberty. Those who were present to enioy and pink rosebuds arranged and r ms Really ter. Miss Mabel Hail, i( these dancing affairs seem to Mrs, Ncwcomb's Bridge. t!iis deliehtful evening were Miss about the fble m a fiat scheme entertainod be increasing effec- most enjoyable brldg luncheon with the heat instead ol Reichmann-Watreu- s Engagement. Dredge. Miss Ruth Anderson. of decoration which was most m decreasing. Beatrice Wednesday coniMlimentarv This week's calendar Mies Young's Dance. '.Miss Margaret Center, Miss Eloise tive. Trk favors to tie ladies wre afternom shows an in hydran- t i Mrs McGowan. The color scheme advance number over last Mrs. Ayres' Dinner. Wichman. Miss Pauline Schaefer. d honquers of the week's, was yellow, being carried out in Shas- and next week's promises to Three San Francisco Weddings. '.Miss Eli?abeth Carter. Miss Phoebe geas and rosebuds. Covets were I fuller than 1 ta daisies, which were relieved bv either. Of cours?. they V Mrs. McGowan to Depart. Carter. Miss Mary Ragan. Miss Rosa-- j placed for fourteen. are all informal ; ' it green maidenhatr ferns. ATter a de--i which means they L - Mrs. AsMey Entertains. mund Swanzy. Miss Nora Swanzy, are f the jolly, strenuous sort liciou three-cours- e luncheon had been where Mrs. Underwood's Dinner. Miss Mary von HoJt Miss Hilda von Three San Francisco Weddings. a wilted collar - served, the gcests enjoyed bridge for sonifies a good time. j Miss Ruth Soper. Miss Helen largo and s'nart wed- To l Mrs. Reitow's Luncheon. Holt. Thre verv of the W sure, ! the remainder afternoon. hen the bea hei are crowdej Miss - , . all day leng Mrs. Wilder' Dance. Spalding. Miss Helen Mclean. rttngs nave .iui..-- th .a9 t but this seems onlv to Murphy. Miss Lila McDonald, three popular ..vi,.. ni,vl be In preparatirn or Mrs. Scott's' Tea. Thelma Francisco when P"s was discovered that Mrs ,.m..r.iM anticipation of Mrs. McGowan Complimented. (Miss Ruth McChesney. Miss Grace have become the Evidently ?be,nrt7 had r,,n l1 score thereby even'n. ,thcse who Mrs. May Miss to- youns 'VirTrnei t hlht Lieut, and Reardan's Dinner Carter, Miss Bivin. inent - live in the tropirs learn M Icnore the Armiger rs Gus Pres- heat, for even sophisticated Mrs. Brown's Beach Party. wards. Miss Porter, Mr. States nivy rott won second wnne Mrs. McGowan San Fran- Mr. McCudCen-Heim- . cisco had to Rive up Mrs. Belser'8 Bridge Luncheon. Dredge. Mr. Alexander Anderson. wgg Jiresente(1 with a prUe A the ghost - Kest of the Hawaiian Story. Kelly Henshaw. Mr. Frederick Wich- winch in- dance and make a A wedding at Mare Island three jies wppfl handson,e mavon-tereste- d dash for the pe'iia Mr. town . . sula and the beaches. Informal Bridge. man, Mr. Frederick Schaefer. a iaree coitingeht from h Mr. Fd. . The Beach is Popular. .lack Gait. Mr. Carter Gait. WPS tPt CI .MISS liFUHJ-i- mv" Those present were Mrs. McGowan. M: e. Supper-Danc- Mr. Alan Lowrey, Mr. I Schuyler S. Heim. McGrew-Smit- h Weddina V.m,. Mrs. Lewers' Hederr.ann. nd euenant Mrs. Lewis Underwood. Mrs. Ray B. me Miss McLean's Dance. Stanley Kennedy, Mr. Hermann von Seme of the mcst fascinating youi?. Kloyd Eramans, Mrs. neautiful r.ujtials of John set 'Rietow. Mrs. Holt. Mr. Erling Hedemann. Mr. Allan girls, in the armv and navv off S;m Mrs. Mrs. Jam McGrew of Paris and Honolulu . Mav-fiId- . Peck. Berndt. George Mrs. Ranlolph, . Mr. Fenchtamacher, Mr. including-Mrs- Irving Hall ana Miss Marie Carroll Smith of II. Jamerson, Renton, Earl ciated. ChTles Crane. Mrs. Ernst Giesecke, Rart Mrs. George S. Gibbs. Mrs. Michael Vernon Tenney, Mr. Ralph Crark, Mr. as matrcn of onor. Miss Rettv ing. pa., - L. E. Mrs. D. Ap- the Reading Cagle of June honor, and th- Mrs. Thayer, Frank 24 says: .1. Lenlhjm. Mrs. E. K. Mas.ee. Mrs. Dickson Nott. Mr. Charles Herbert. Funston as maid f I). Crc-- . plin. Mrs. Finanton. Mrs. F. Chand- A 9 ... Wiiliam P. Wooten. Mrs. Owen and Mr. George Alburn. Lieut Fred. A. Misses Priscilla E'Mcott. .Tant Annasi a Moral setting as Mir-a- ler. Mrs. Charles J. Fiebig. Miss Hair beautifu j Mr. Henry Florence Orr. i in us particular way as Mis3 Margaret Walker. Cook, Mr. Foster Horner. Dcothv Bennett. ard Mis. Thayer. the bride her Later Mrs. Sara Newcomb and Mrs. Lieut, William C. Rose, Mr Harr'er and Ruth Rrownlee a acir, Miss Marie Carroll Smith, Carter, - dauh L. dropped and a delight-- Gay. Mr. Argabrite, Mr. Guy br'iesm? ids. with tn eqml numbe- of ter of the late P. Leaf Smith Mo: J. Owen in ' Ernest Lieut, and Mrs. Reardan's Dinner. ful chat was enjoyed over cups of de- - Macfarlane and Mr. Ronald von Holt off!?ers in attendance. It 's net cften South Fifth street and John Tarn Me, hrldsm-'is- . a Lieut, and Mrs. John D. Reardan Crew licious tea. that a brde has s'x very informally at, dinner of Paris, France, were united in matrcn of honor and a maid of bom entertained 4 IVirs. Thursday, evening Pleasan-ton- . matrimony at D. m.. tod a v. Rev J Baldwin Wood in San Francisco. with an aporonriat? numbe- - of gal- on at the F. Klernan, rector of Capt. and Mrs. Cutts' Dinner. Mrs. Baldwin Wood returned Thnrs-- The table was made attractive St. Peter's Ro en- - lants sunnortirg the eroom fnr the of man CHholic Captain and Mrs. R. M. Cutts dav from Honolulu, where she has with flowers and ferns, .and covers church, officiated. The a ficial photoerapher to cn?ure with at most aengnnui .i-- - ceremony, was performed at teuaineo ainner heen gpendin? the last month with .. .i i u were nlarorl- --- for-- Lieutenant and Mrs. the borne on Tuesday week at their home and tne weaams oooK mat ino su. .i :: --"- i-' of last hpr Hyde in- - G. Captain and Mrs. of the bride la the presence of about ii urn nf- mother Mrs Smith and her a mlshty Jerome Pittow, 'frrii on Judd street, in honor of General a gala array as this is 50 guests. sipt Mrg Harod Dillingham. San teresting and picturesnue thing to Richard M. Cutts, Colonel and Mrs. Mrs. William H. A large , - "While the was strictly i Mrs. William Henry Fr wif of Dr. Try, recently arrived to take over and Carter. w rhrnnipla familv heirloom. Frederick. P. Reynolds, and Lieutcn- weddin? iri basket filled with various varieties treasure up for a vate, with no attendants, no detail to 4ho superintendency of the Methodist Mission in Honolulu, and their t'o Almost all the hones on Mare Island ant and Mrs. Reardan. add to the completeness of the ar charming children. " i Reichmann-Watrou- s. were crowded with house guests for' " fluffy formed j rangements was omitted. The front t!eduroTrr'vwith bows of tulle The followins Item was, clipred pvent. and manv of them stayed Informal Bridge. pink and yellow snapdragons. Miss Ruth Soper. Miss Nora a mcst attractive centerpiece for the thu room in which the ceremony was per derscn. from R recent gan 'prancisco News over from Wednesday for the week Mrs. Byron O. Clark entertained "The guests were received by Mrs. Swanzy. Miss Rcsamund Swanzy, Mis? table, while cool green candleshades very informally on formed was artistically j etter. end and doings which enliven . several friends "domed with May Biven, Miss, Thelma Murnhy. pleasing ' dance trellisses of greens, and backgrounds William Kerper. Stevens, who was added to the: effect. From Honolulu comes the interest- - the navy yard. Wednesday evening at bridge, at her gowned in a handsome white frock. Miss Eloise Wichman, Mr. Jack Gait, nd pre- of ferns, banked with w hite lilies, pe ?enen Jn newg of the engagement of Miss Schultz-Keira- n. home in Manoa Valley. Those Amcng out-of-tow- n Mr. Carter Gait, Mr. Herman von H. Mrs oniea and lilies the valley. Lead the guests were: Mrs.Cor?ltorWilliam Carter, CharIotte Reichmann the daughter of One cf the smart weddings of the sent were Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Andrews. of Holt, Mr. Ronald von Holt. Mr. Henry M. Swanzy, Mr. Mrs. ing from the hall to the was George Scott of New 'York and New F. and Albert LleUtenant,onel Carl ReIchmann week was that of Miss Hattie Schultz Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Ellsworth. Miss? mantel port, Mr. Carter., Mr, Frederick Schaefer. Mr. Colonel and Mrs, Benjamin an aisle of flowers and ferns, beauti and Mrs, Guy Heaton. Fred Horner. A and Lieutenant Livingston and Lieutenant Keiran, U. S. N.. which Miriam Clark, Miss Shirley Foster; Ed Hedemann. Mr. Erling Hedemann Mrs. Lyman s ' , ful In extreme, upon erick Brice and; Mr. Huckles of Phila W. Atkinson, Colonel and IT s. A. Miss Reichmann took plac cn Wednesday evening. Miss '.Dorothy.-Raab- Mrs. Cbarle3 the leaning the Mr. Earl Fenchtaraacher, Mr. Camp Captain and Mrs. Watrcu8 rm of Wlllian Kerper Stevens, delphia, Mrs. , Fraley Smith. Mi3? W. Kennon and is one of the most attractive girls in Miss Nell Rauch was the maid cf honor Glrdler and Mr. and Mrs. Clark. the - bell, Mr. Frederick Wichman. Mr. Al bride entered the room to the strain? Catharine Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hin- Cutts. exander Anderson. Mr. Alan Lowrey ' cf the Wedding March, from 'Lohen kle Smith and Mr and Mrs, C. P. Mr. Wal'Gron, Mr. Ernest Gay, Mr : grin,; played by Hansen's orchestra Hatch, all of Philadelphia. Miss Booth Receives. Pflugel, Mr. Hennoch. Mr. A'ernon home-comer- s concealed in the pehlnd "Prior to the ceremony a half-hoitr- 's Among the on the hall rustic Tenney, Mr. Dickson Nott, Mr. Guy f I . T I ; uesoay screens draped with flowers and ferns. musical program was rendered by Macfarlane, wuueimina last l morning waj Mr Arthur Burrows. Miss Miss Booth, who cor past "The bride, in her exquisite yet Hansen's orchestra, when the follow Harnden, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Laura the T7 T7 'Cava-Una- .' two years been attending Notra fira pie frown of. white satin, with ing; numbers were rendered: Mrs. Arthur Wilder. Miss Hilda Vaii ha3 flounces of Bruges lace, presented a 'Entr Acte Gavot,' 'Coronation Brunt and the hostess. Dame. Scarcely had this popular fav- March' orite returned to her home in Pauoa perfect picture with her bonnet of and selections from 'Faust. 4k 9 9 Druses lace matching the flouncing? The Lohengrin "Wedding March' Valley than numbers cf her many ITU Mrs. Rietow's luncheon. began1 wel- . ... of the gown and a long veil of tulle a'as , used and during the ceremony friends here to call and the played Greig's Mrs. Ray B. Rietcw was a charming; come her back again. All day long fastened with orange blossoms and orchestra 'Wed luncheon hostess Monday afternoon jasmine. The ring ceremony of the ding Day at Troidhaugen At Eve- the doors were thrown wide and peo- ning' when she entertained in honor of Mrs ple came and went, showing to a Catholic church was used, during and 'The Eyes of Irish Blue.' At McGowan who Is the house guest of which the orchestra, consisting of thf the reception following the orchestra marked degree the high regard in Mrs. Ernst Giesecke. The color which they held Miss Booth. In the harp, flute, violin and cello, the rendered a number of popular airs. scheme for the table was red. a large strains of the harp predominating, ren; "The bride is a niember of a promi evening she was delighted with a bowpcf red African daisies forming by Club, of dercd several appropriate selections nent Berks family, active in the an serenade the Pauoa Glee exquisite centerniece. The place a patron- .emniovaii always been The bride carried lilies of the valley xditical and civic arfairs of the c'ty. cards were pretty little handpainted which she has and bride roses. "Although the destination of the ess, having organized the club two polnsett'as. years ago, previous to her departure "The decorations, in charge of H. honeymoon has been kept a state se- After luncheon, two tables of bridge H. Battles of Philadelphia, were most cret, rumor has it that the trip is to enjoyed for school in the East. The boys stole were during the remainder of softly up elaborate, the front room in which the Include visits to the bridegroom's the afternoon. The bidding was spir to the lanai, where, hidden ceremony was Verformed being a sym- country home, his city home at Paris and competition under the shrubbery and thick foli- Now ited the keen until On phony in green and white, and nd other points on the when score was up age, they sang very sweetly and af- thf of interest the final added it song. x.Tehes and dining room in gayer ar- continent was found that Mrs. F. D. Chandler fectively Miss Booth's favor'te ray, with the windows draped with "Reading are glad to had wen prize Later, after a number of Miss LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF friends learn the first and Mrs. Ernst young praccful tanging vines. The., porch that the Smith residence on South Giesecke had taken second. Mrs. Mc Booth's friends had gathered decorations consisted of tall marble Fifth street is' to form one of the per Gcwan was presented with a lovely together, dancing was enjoyed on the vases filled with larnspur, peonies and manent abiding places of the couple. guest prize. lanai, the tuneful . melodies rendered TTT) 01T 11 pladiolas, while the. dining room was who will divide tneir time betweeu Those present were: Mrs. Lewis by, the Glee Club together with the attractively decorated with quantities Jolnville, the country home of Mr. Mc- - Underwood, Mrs. Charles Crane, Mrs. general happiness of the occasion, in- of ferns and other greens massed with Grew, Paris, and this city. F. D. Chandler, Mrs. Ernst Giesecke, spiring all with, Infectious gaiety; and Carmeifis, Silks, "Following the ceremony, an infor Mrs. Arthur F.. Thayer. Miss Mabel laughter and happy voices' rang out s merrily throughout evening. S3: mal reception w-a- neld, Mr. and Mrs. Hair. .Mrs. McGowan and the hostess. the The McGrew leaving for a two ; weeks' spacious lanai. where the dancers wedding trip 6 o'clock. At the ex- Mrs. Frazler's Dinner-Danc- e. whirled and dipped, was banked in t palms PROTECT piration of two weeks the couple will Mrs. Charles R. Frazier was hostess and ferns, forming a cool and dinner-danc- e enticing 1 return city, which they at a delightful on Wed retreat. Hosiery YOUR to this after prepare Paris, proba nesday evening in honor o Mrs Miss Booth will remain in Honolulu will to sail for during COMPLEXION bly leaving on the lmperatorv- - Caterer Charles G. Heiser, who is here visit the summer months, returni- daughter-in-law- , ng", to iol'ajid of Philadelphia was in Charge ing her son and Mr. Notre Dame in September to Ainnvixc; ox the "Wiuiklmixa" this week Every woman who spends of the refreshments. and Mrs. Charles G. Heiser. Jr. The complete her final year. the Summer at the seashore, In honor of the nuptials, Mrs. Wil beautliul Manoa Valley home of the WILL HE PLACED OX SALE in the mountains or at some liam Kerper Stevens was hostess at Fraziers was brilliantly lighted for Theater Parties at Ye Liberty. fashionable watering place A great many should take with her a few V luncheon at the Berkshire Country the cccasion and . the lovely breezy of Honolulu's society bottlea of Club Tuesday when, besides the guests looms and spacious ianais were most folk have been taking advantage of ft honor. Miss Smifi and Mr, McGrew. inviting on the warm summer even- their opportunity to see the really the following were present: Mr. and ing. The table was exquisitely de- excellent moving pictures which are M GOURAUD'S corated with sprays of Hawaiian lilac being displayed at Ye Liberty thea-- ' ...... i Mrs. William Seyfert, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Quier, Yr. and Mrs. E. M. and maidenhair fern and covers were ter. and numerous small and informal Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Eckert placed for 20. After dinner iancini parties are being arranged each even Rev. and Mrs F. A. MacMillen. Miss was enjoyed by the guests for. a cou- ing to attend. ORIENTAL Toms. Frank S. I ivingood and Dr. ple of hours, a number of the latest Mr. E. A. P. Newcomb and his sis Charles Rohnd." Victor dance records producing most ter. Mrs. Sara Newcomb. entertained Special Offering Next Week : Friends in Honolulu have heard that inspiring music a small party on Wednesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. McGrew will spend part e to see the pictures of the famous "Les CREAMS cf their honeymoon here. Mrs. WildeCs Tea. Miserables." -! Mrs. P. Scrim White Muslin f --f Gerrt Wilder was hostess Curtain Ladies' ' to Improve and . at a most enjoyable tea on Monday Mrs. Newcomb's Bridge. - beautlfr her Mrs. Dane-!- . . . 10- vjiril complexion and protect lier Wilder' in honor Mrs. Sara Newcomb a 2.V (Quality M rs. James A. Wilder was hostess afternoon of Miss Harnden. entertained Underskirts skin from the burring sun, of California, who few of her 'friends very informally on bleaching winds, and damp it a jolly and infrrmal beach party is spending several weeks in Honolulu as the guest of her Tuesday afternoon at bridge in her lac'-trimni'(- niht air. Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Tinki'l ami l, urn y sister, Mrs. James A. Wilder. After most attractive apartments at the surest Hilda Van Brunt cf Alameda who The fruarantec of its some spent in chatting en- Hawaiian hotel. These little inform ( , . 7." perfection Is the fnct of It arrived from the coast in com- time and Children's Dresses soM f r arli. . Now for hav-inf- f joying exception- al gatherings, which are usually got been pany with Miss llirnden. Mrs. Wild-er'- s the beauties of the In usa s actual ally attractive garden, delicious tea1 ten up on the spnr of the moment, assort iihmiL a-- 1 to ii , for nerly sister. After a refreshing dip in three - quart - the ocean, a delicious chowder supper was served in the shade of several of! seem to be very popular lately and " era of a cen- the largest and loveliest trees, offer pleasant and refreshing enter- vt'ars. tury. was served out under the spreading of the It cannot trees which shade the lawn. Later a which adorn the lawn. Between 30 tainment during the warm, uncomfort White Silk anl Hatiste, lar aixl be surpassed delightful Victor dance was enjoyed on and 40 friends of Mrs. Wilder's called able days of mid-summe- r. niibroidiTv trimiiHil, sohl for the relief to - weir of tan. pimp- the spacious lanai. the lively rendition meet Miss Harnden during the aft- les, freckles of late popular airs arousing a great ernoon. Miss Young's Dance. from $2.50 to .r,.50, slightly and other deal of enthusiasm among the devo- Miss Bertha Young wag charming soilctl Now blemishes of EXT I : A WEIOHT the complex- - tees of the terpsh horean art. Mrs. Mrs. Cutts' Bridge. hostess on Monday evening at a dance' ! Ion. Wilder was assisted in receiving and Mrs. R. M. Cutts was hostess at a given at her lovely Waikiki home in At Druggists very' Although honor of her and nephew. and Depart- entertaining her guests by Mrs. Arthur enjoyable afternoon. niece Miss ment Stores. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder there were only two tables of play- Beatrice Dredge and Mr. Armiger F. Toweling and Miss Harnden. ers, the bidding was most spirtied and Dredge, who are her house guests for Cotton Crash K0F11KS & SOI, Prupi. Infant's Long Dresses FERO. T. Among no dis- - the summer. spacious those present werer Miss little interest in the cards was The lanai, " r Suitable for Fartory ami Oftire 37. Crest J St Elizabeth Carteri Miss Phoebe Carter, played. After a number of exciting which offered a cool and attractive Very fine fjr.ulc of batiste and : Miss Mary Ragan Gary. Miss Mary rubbers, the first prize was awarded dance floor, was beautifully decorated I I NEW YORK trimming . . v. t 75r earl Koller Towels ... Special 10r a van von HolL Miss Hilda von Holt. Miss to Mrs. George S. Gibbs. while Mrs. E. with palms and potted plants, while urace Carter. Miss Pauline Schaefer. K. Massee received the consolation. numerous hanging baskets and a my- Miss Helen Spalding, Miss Ruth An- - Those seated at the tables were Mrs. riad of tiny lights. In red, and WuV HONOLULU STAR-BULLE- T IX, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914, THIRTEEN

4 Department A Our Cotton Dress (mhhIs. Silk ami Cutioii Fabrics, Linen ami Cotton Fabrics Out-of-Tow- n Domestics, DrajKiics. Customers Department B

, 3 Km broideries, Tri miniums, Uib-bons- r J CALU.XG OATS k Ibices, t i 8 FOR HOXOH'I-- r Ornaments, Notions. We extend to ou ItOHERT LEWERS entertain-- ( X oevt MRS. over seventy members of the S Moadays Punahou. Makiki. sincere ucbotie, wlirllit-- r younger - m at a delightful uj-je- r s- Tarjs Waikiki, Kapiolanl dance on hnn-r- Tuesday evenlnz In r Park. Kaimuki. Palolo. First Department C ld and tried or prop.t live; or her Krand-nejbe- and niece. .Mr. A Tuesday Fort Ruger. Henrv A Carter and Miss Orace Carter, Wednesdays Nuuanu. Puunui, Silks, Woolens. Flannels, Flannel- v.e waul you t make ihh who have recently returned to H mo-lul- Pacific Heights. First and third ? The spacious rooms of lovely 3 Wednesday, above Nuuanu J ettes. store your headquarter "Malekulanl" were beautiful!- - decor- 5 bridge; second and fourth Wed- - ated with masses of green JapaneKe 6 nesdays, below bridge; fourth uhil" in town; we want to newer Intermingled with huge clus- & Wednesday. Pacific Heights; first P ters of golden shower. Kaai'ii quin- X and third Wednesdays, Alewa Department D n.eet u, to kiu.w vmi tint tette rendered the most tuneful of 3 Heights. 4 C Thursday The Plains S we might me'odics which, together with the ; Handkerchiefs, N'cckwcaiy understand vour excellent 4 Fridays Hotels and town, loves. floor, mad dancing irresisti- we kipav ble ard the evening's enterflnment 5 fourth Friday. Fort Shafter. first 8 Melts, Veiling, Hosiery, Knit Under- wants; want yen to was voted a complete by Friday. fuccess a!l S Manoa, College Hills, first and wear,; Hair Ornaments, Jewel rv. Per- what v sell and what a com- present. . A delirious supper was A third Friday fumery, Tcilet Articles, I.uttons, perved on table artistically well-selecle- deorated d .Suturdavs Kalihl third and plete and d slink with bisket of maidenhair ferns. The Leather CmumIs, liathing Suits and place I fourth Saturdays; Kamehameha cards were ornamented with a S Schools, Saturday. we carry in fn last Accessories. all vr-'- ft-o'-arm- f deartment. d!ntv i and the Calliug day ev- - " Fort ShaiUT ? name "Halcknlanl Mr. Lewrs was ery Friday. " and how favorably our s vies assisted in receiving an1 .entirti4nlng. I 5 g & her C'ikU by her Mrs. Ar-th- n- telephone of with Fast-e- diti?htrr. 7 Vote The number Department E compare the great Wall. the Society Editor is 4075. Among those pre sent weri Mrs. Irashion Centers.- - And . Kugs, Carpets, Curtains, lllankcts, rh-io- FVtnwnd lrvfs. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert rnwrtt. Mr. d Mrs. Run- Comforters, 1M aive.it'. how (thoroughly competent ner Fcott. Mr. n Hp, .Tnm p.. Mrs. Macfarlane's Supper-Dance- . - our mail-orde- r Pougherty, Mr. nd Mn Oenr Kir-m-- n. Mrs. Walter Macfarlane was a de- department is Mr. and . Mrs. C S. Hollo I'ehtfn! hostess last evening when to o-rt- handle your Mr. ard Mr 0"rre R. r Mr. she entertained 82 members of the Department G orders .ent .1. n Gait Mm. DoH Prls. youngest set at enjoyable supper- in by mail. H - r Ihm Mv-i 0-e- "; rrter. Eifrfjhth -dance given in r.c-no- of Mr. and Men's Furnishings Shirts, Collar., Phoebe d"-ao- n. Burrows and Mr. Arthur Bur- Carter Carter. 'Ruth At. Mrs. Tics, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Ho- Pestrr Te1e. Pauline 5re-er- . rows, who are recent arrivals in Ho- Rose Herbert Nora Swnzr. Rosa- nolulu. The affair took place in the siery, Gloves, Kobes, Pajamas, Suit-ease- s, We wish to make our store mund Rwamtr. HM1 vrn H't.. M-- nr beautiful Shingle home up Manua Traveling liags. rn HVt. M Bivin, Jegsle KmMt, Valley and was distinguished by all a better store for our mutual Wllheimina Tenner. Margaret Cen- the jolly and Infernal pleasures which ter. Pnrotbv Hedemanni Sibvl Robert-non- . mark a house party. A delicious sup- good ami for this end we KoVe,7 per which dancing 0nv1eve Vonng. erth was served, after Department H nerd your help, we Father KopVa. Eloise Wichm'n, Ber-ntc- e was enthusiastically enjoyed to a late ant Hlsted. Alice Cooke, Beatrice hour. A number of the guests also your suggestions. rt'e--j Perth young Neva Sturgeon, enjoyed a refreshing swim in the ex- Corsets, Lingerie, Infants' Goods. H'Tirt Hatch. Letltla Morgan, Ruth cellent tank. Richards. Thelm Mumhy. Taura Among these invited to be present Iow. Helen Achilles. Mary Ragan ' Miss Laura Booth, the popular ycung daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth were Mr. and iirs. Burrows. Mr. Ar- So call, whether shopping or Onry. Bella Weight. Booth, who has Just returned to Honolulu two years spent at Notre Burrows, Misses Elizabeth Ethel Weight ' after thur the Department K Miss the Henrv Dame. :., Carter, Phoebe Carter, He!en Achil- not. You are most cordially Rutherford: Me8r. 4 Carter. Jack Halt. Carter Gilt. A rai- les. Miss Porter. Mr. Jack Gait. Mr. early morning is occupied, a tables were beautifully Art Needle Work Stamped and Fin- ser. Dredge. George Alb-ir- n, Robert ' the beach The luncheon Carter Gait, Mr. Stanley Kennedy. welcome; ; Purvis, Fred Schaefer Alexander An-dem- rn number of people comfng out for decorated a different scheme being Mr. Erllng Hedemann;' Mr. Ed. Hede- - ished Goods, Yarns, Floss, Accessor- Charley Herbert, Kenneth swims before :cakfa St. In the aft- used for each one. On one forget-me-not- s "mann, Mr. Earl Fenchtamacher. Mis3 ; ies, Monograms, Stamping. Abies, Al?t' Lowrey. Herman von ernoon the shore and the water are were artistically arranged on Ruth Andersca, Miss"- - Ruth Sopor, Holt Ronald von Ho't. Frederick almost too crowded for enjoyment another fragrant sweet peas, while Miss Beatrice Dredge,- - Mr. Armiger v. lovely Wlchman, Sam Carter. Vernon Ten-re- and the swim is forced Into a social Cecil Urunar roses adorned a Dredge, Miss Rose Herbert, Mr. Chas. Allan Rentn Hennoch.. Pflugel. event instead cf an athletic affair. The third. Covers were placed for 28. Herbert, Mr. Vernon Tenney, Miss L Albert Horner. Foster Horner. Frnest cool lanai i3 the scene of littlo After luncheon bridge was enjoyed for Wllhelmlna Tenney, Mr. Louis Hen- Department Gay, George Philips Bob McCorrls-ton- , groups laugnmg and cbatrsng over; the remainder of the afternoon derson, Mr. Robert Purvis, Mr. Ned cups Women's Ueadv-to-wea- r, and IJovs' ?Bert Clark,. 7 Ed. Hederaann, of tea, while the evenings are , Steele, Mr. Ernest Parker, Mr. Charles ' filled savory of ' .Tamejf Morgan." Stanley . Kennedy, with the essenca Hawaiian Story. . ., Stillman, Col. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Misses', Children's Attire. Dickson Nott, Arthur Burrows, A. N. chowder and coffee. It Is such a heal- In the July number of the McClure's Wldemann, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs.-Arthu- thy, happy crowd which bustles and Campbell. r F. Wall and in Magazine there is the first install Beckley, Mr. and Mrs.;. Jtobert Shin- splashing Jn, B. F. out that, water. , Ehlers . story by Mrs. Lewers. eJ . 7 the ment of a Alice Hegan Rice, gle, J Mr... and Mra. Campbell, Robert lounging or 1VH. , , 1 v : . .!' in the sand, sipping tea ointitled7"Tbflr Honorable Percival ,Mr. and Mrs. Fitz i Henshaw, Mr. th& lanal, one cannot escape the -- In the Story a" Blighted Being." Department M Mrs. .'Ayres' Dlnntr. 7 of Those ; Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Macfar was host- fectlch of the 'carefree, vacation spirit who story & Company Mrs. Ella Rodman Ayres read the will find lane. Mr. Guy Macfarlane, Miss Alice Millinery-T-Trimm- ed which-permeate- and nut rimmed ess at a delightful Fourth cf July flm-ne-r s the very atmosnhera Interesting, for the plot is laid Macfarlane, Lady Maefarlane. Mrs. evening at her lov and nils one with a s!nglo deslre-rt-o 1n v 'and is consider- shapes, Trimmings, Veils, Caps. Established 1832 last Saturday ' Hawaii there Emma Macfarlane, Mrr Chas. Brenig, ly Waiklki home. The table was most enjoy life. 7 able local color in the description. Miss Millie Rawlins,: Mr. and Mrs. A. attractive, the color scheme of red - !' This sort of attention never falls to N. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Camp .white and blue being carried out In Mr. Scott's Tea. elicit comment and approval from all bell,' Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, .11 Red and white patriotic ' ta rnriitiniiR. Mrs. Ranney Scott was hostess at Hawailans. Mr. , and Mrs. Chillingworth,. Dr. and large bow of af- carnations tied vith a almost, delightful party yesterday, Mrs. Cliiord High, . Mr. and . Mrs fluffy blue tulle formed an attractive ternoon her beautiful Manoa home, Thompson, Win- n at Mrs. F. W. Macfarlane's Supper Dance. Frank Missi Jadeen centerpiece. The Tavors were doai la Tumor of Mrs. Charles Edmund Da- ter. Miss Sibyl Winter, Prince and and the place: Mrs. F. W.Macfarlane was hostess in red. white and blue vis, Mr. Scott's sister, who is a re- e Princess lit- at a delightful supper-danc- on Thurs- Kalanianola, Miss Laura cards were decorated with quaint. cent arrival. A very charming after-npo-n day Low, Miss Charlotte Dowsett, Mr. a charm- evening at her lovely Peninsula Er tle colonial, figures. It was enjoyed, during which most nest Gay, Miss Pauline Schaefer, Mr. Ayres hostess wa? home in honor of Mr. Arthur Burrows. ing afalr and Mrs. as. delicious refreshments were v served. large of of Frederick Schaefer, Mr. Alexander An stately In lavender satin A number the members looked very Among those present were Mrs. C. E. the popular younger set were present derson, Mr. Frederick Wlchman, Mls3 trimmed with gold lace. Ivers, Mrs. S. G. Buck-'"7' Davis, Mrs. Richard and a very jolly evening was enjoyed. Paris, Miss Mary von Holt, Miss Hil Covers were placed for: Mrs. M. Swanzy, Mrs. But- Wilder, Mrs. F. A group of Hawaiian singing boys ren- da von Holt, Mr. Herman von Holt, Florence Hyde-Smith- ,, ley, Mrs, Futler. Miss James A. Wilder. Mrs. dered excellent music for the occasion. J:r. Ronald von Holt, Miss Thelma ler. Mrs. Alexander G. Hawes. Colonel George 'C; Bodrero, Mrs. R. . was in re- Murphy, Miss Swanzy, Rafferty. Major Arthur S. Mrs. I Mrs. Macfarlane assisted Nora Miss William C. Carter. ''Mrs. J. R, Gait. Mrs. Gerrlt ceiving and entertaining her guests by Rosamund Swanzy, Mr. Henry Carter, Mr. W. O. Phillips, Mr. David Mrs. Conkn. Agee and Wilder, Mrs. Harold Dillingham, her daughter. Miss Alice Macfarlane. Miss Grace Carter and others. Anderson. Mr. Hamilton P. Mrs. George C. Among Mr. 1 Henry Foster Dutton, those present were: and Mrs. Ayres. . , , party attended Potter and others, j 7 Mrs. Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. E. Faxon St Anthony's School Entertainment After dinner the tnei Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster Great Success. f'naj appearance of The Players At tha 4 iJfgf Belser's Bridge-Luncheo- n. Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Macfar- Declared , by hundreds who saw it Bijou in "Within the Law', , g J 1 1 ft: Mrs J. Bel3er wa3 hostess at a lane, Miss Wllhelmlna Tenney. Mr. to have been the best affair of its kind . . J. i V' - delightful bridge luncheon on Thurs- Vernon Tenney, Mr. R. C. Goetz, Miss eve? held in Wailuku, the entertain- Tht Beach is Popular. of Miss Jessie Eloise Wichman. Mr. Frederick Wlch- ment given last Friday and Saturday Probably the most popular place in day afternoon in honor Smith of Oakland. Miss oelma John man And a great many others of the evenings by the pupils of St Anthony's -- la the the tlty at the present time M. Clegg. younger Girls' School, was a quarters. FTom son cf Oaklcad and Mrs. C set also most gratify Outrigger Canoe Club ing success financially. It is under stood that the proceeds of the two eve t nings netted between $300 and $400. (llectrickw Everybody connected with the ambi- tious undertaking are tired but happy at the oume of their efforts. The teachers and others who spent days of hard work In coaching the r O dozens of children in their parts, have no reason to feel that their efforts were not ; well repaid. Almost with- out exception the songs, recitations, and little dialogues and operettas, which made up the program were ren- dered practically without a hitch, and r 7 thpv were all of a high order, too. The hall was most tastefully decorated with bunting, flags, and lanterns, this being the work of Miss Bishop. The sisters extend cordial thanks to the many persons who worked so faith- Home Dry Cleaning Rains fully to make the affair a success. Maul News, July 4. ever rTfif ' mow garments than all the acoiU'iits that eoats and other Mrs. McGovern to Depart BREEZE WHEN YOU WISH soiled ami stainetl suits, dresses, Tonight Mrs. Ernst Giesecke is en- A wearinj: apparel. In numberless eass that wo tertaining a few friends-- at her Kai- spots lesnlt muki home'as a farewell to her sister. AT THE TURN OF SWITCH hear of; home attempts to rnmive Mrs. McGowan. who is returning to in taking oiit the olor and thus spoilinj: the the coast on the Wilhelmina next jrarment. Wednesday. Mrs. McGowan has spent he several weeks in the city, during Sejid the garment to us first you'll then which time she has made mny sutv of pcrfeet results and haw the garment. friends and has been extensively en- It is true economy to consult us first. tertained. Mrs. Raymond Brown was hostess at a very jolly beach party on Wed- French Laundry nesday evening at the Outrigger Club. ; Established 1001 After a delightfully refreshing dip in tbe sea n delicious supper wb served. Sixe , Phone 1491 This $10.00 . 777 King St. T. Abadie, Prop. present. Electric Co " About 30 guests were Hawaiian v' V.7-.7.- - -; C Larger Siu$l6.Z0 Miss Harnden. of California, is PHONE 343 1 sp?nding several weeks in Honolulu as the guest of her sister. Mrs. James A. Wilder.

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DELIGHTFUL dance i Jein. given this ever.fns at the OahuJ CnTfN A ' oro Country Club by Mr. and Mrs. Junes I Melvcan and Mies Helen Grfee McLean. I'a:mr., ferns and bamboo have transformed the pretty .1 little clubhouse Into a bower of love- liness and .everything in In readiness for what promises to be a very bril- erale liant affair. The supper tables are very attractively decorated, a large; basket of fluffy maidenhair fern occu- - 10'ing the center of each. Your x I i w v. i I Our Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoops, Miss ii r r i r i kill Heuner. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril J. Hooss. Mrs. Norma Adams and the .Misses Gain Loss Iluth Mct'hesney, Mary von Holt. Hil- mm da von Holt. Ruth Anderson. Ruth Sopcr, Pauline Schaefer, Elizabeth Kames. Margaret Center, Fanny Hooks, Alice Hcop;s. Marjorie Oilman, fictile Herbert, Helen Spaldinj? Ma-ric- n Chapln, Mildred Cliapin, Ramona Marks, Beatrice Dred Be, Elizabeth Carter, Mary Lucas, Phoebe Carter, (A Mary Ragan Gary, Dorothy Guild, Reduced a Wmer Price Grace Ilredhoff, Daphne Damon. Her-nic- e !Lto Halsted taura - Atherton, Violet " Atherton, Eloiiw Wichman, Sarah ; 1 Pratt, Misses White. Beth . Woods, Ruth Richards. Cordflla GUaiaa, Jeasi "DIN and -- "BUZZ of 1 Kennedy, Thelma Murphy, Rosamund .v AYV The of the Hammer" the. the Saw" has Swanzy, Dorothy Darling, 4 Ramona Morgan.- - Ietitia Morgan, Madeline started to alter the interior pf Jordan's Store., The saving you Rokb. May Biven: 'Messrs. Ed Ilede-man- n. Krlfnjr Hedemann. Allan lw. make during this. ualteration wj.ll. more than .repay you for the rey. Stanley Kennedy, Fred Wichrnan, Kenneth - Abies. Stanley McKenzie, Herman von Holt, John Gait, Carter, inconvenience, andnpise; during,your shopping hours here. Former Gait, Fred Schaefer. Alexander Ander- - whottiyqu : . U " Ronton- - Jobn Miss Zallda V. de la Nux, who has sailed for the coast to spend the sale prices not pmparedxto get) npm f You will buy what you UDowda,J!L .Marks. Mr. Brown-- J lister school vacation season with her sister, Mrs. William J. Hartnung at Alva-,- " Fenstennacncr: Armiser, rado. Cal., who is in as remembered Honolulu the popular Miss Sophie da want for a . song.Monday and Jherest ,oi;thejweek. Part of the Dred Re. Vernon Tenney, Mr. Moeller, i a Nux ' Charles Herbert, Ralph Clarke. ' " len- - to depts. Iirsen. Ware Camp, Watson Bel Miss Violet McKee at the Raymond probablv will forego the contemplated . bargains have been removed the upstairs tyno. Mr. Zauriskie. Mr. Haney, Chaa. ranch at Ulupalakua. They expect to trip to Europe. Mrs. Dutton's sister, McWayne. Gavien Bush. Shlrjey Bush, be gone a month. Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, is the moth- Willie Hoogs, Willie Ouderklrk, Dick J c er of a little lrl whose debut is ' Cattcn, Albert Horner. Kelly Hen-- ! Earl and Countess Grev and their the cause for much celebration. Mr..! ,V,, u ? iwrBn.. wwjw .Morgan, aaugaier. ay si oyj urey, who spent and Mrs. Macfarlane were married Harold Morgan. David Bulck. Bernard a week in the islands last spring, cottage. mole than ten ve?r a. and this is !cy. William Paty, have reached their home in London, their first child. The news was ca- - Os-- , wscar wcuomston. Area Brown, . j Med to Mrs. Macfarlane's brother, ' To ffifis&t - he Out wa d btevens. Mr. Backus, Dickson Captain and Mrs. William Matson Ritchie Dunn, and Mrs. Dunn during Nott, Henry White. Bert Clarke, Roy u flnd Mr. and Mrs.William Roth Lur. the week. San Francisco Chronicle. Patten. Harold Gear. Foster Horner. iine Matson) are at Aetna Springs. IS California, whither they motored re- - Mrs. W. G. Ashley entertained a ; 30 Tailored Suits, including Linen Suits, new this Society number of her . friends on Thursday Personals r"y afternoon of last week at an informal I Mrs. W. G. Ashley and her daush- - farewell party, as she ts leaving next Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop was a charm- - ter. Miss Catherine Ashley, are leav- Wednesday for the coast. The guests season. Sold up to $30.00. ing hostess at a dinner on Thursday ing on the Wilhelmina next Wednes-cvenin- g. brought their needlework, and a very 'day for Berkeley, where Miss Ashley Dleasant afternoon was spent sewing ' ! will attend college next year. and chatting. Later, most delicious ! Mrs, Isenberg Ash- - Paul. entertained refreshments were served. Mrs. ( a number of her ' friends on W'ednes U-- s. McGowan, who for the past in" receiving ana : ley was assisted day of last week. severe! weeks has been the guest of servmf, her guests by her daughter v her sister Mrs. Ernst Giesecke, at her Miss Catherine Ashley. A.dmlraJ- - uxi& Mrs., C.-.B-. T, ThosiB present were Mrs. W, G. To be Closed Out will occupy the Dole house at Waikik! helmina next Wednesday for her Hall, Mrs. Arthur Ramsay, Mrs: Riley until the 1st of September. - . home in California. H. Allen, Mrs. G. A. Schroeder. Mrs. . ft;. ff Hamilton Weir, Mrs. V. W. Dimond, Mr. C. li. McKee Is arrival' President and Mrs. Webster, with Berndt, Mrs. EL A. Douthitt, a recent Mrs. Emil v from Manila. Mr. McKee bro- - tneir children, are expected to arrive H. Tarleton, Mrs. O. Parish, 28 Tailored Suits. Silk or WooL New this la the Mr. Mrs A. ther of Mri. Helen Noonan and Mrs. on Manchuria next Friday. Mrs. C. H. BellUia. Mrs. A. Oram, Mrs: E. D. Tenney , Webster will succeed Mr.- - Perley L. Mrs. H. U Shaw, Mrst - J W. Pratt, . , 41 1 jMorne as president orme ivaiaeuti- Lewis Underwood, Miss Constance season. Sold up to $50.00 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown, who meha schools. 7 Simpson. Miss T. Hellen. Miss B. reoently returned from 15 j ' Ralph S. Johnstone, Miss about 1 ? O'NieH, Mrs. months spent abroad, a Mrs; hV,,es iS,u recenJ and the hostess. have taken f Honolulu,? Heisf is guest Ashlev house in Manca Valley . arrival in and daughter-in-law- , . fk' of her son and Mr. Rnd Mr8 G. Miss Mrs. Mountford Wilson and Miss Charles Heiser. Jr. SOCIETY 1 Dortny Heiser accompanied her mo-hav- e t WASHINGTON Virginia Jolliffe of San Francisco - thcr and ,s also tbp guest of her bro' r arrived home arter their visit Star-llullet- in Correspondenc'! 'Out Special To Mr. Closed of several weelrn unont in iha jainns ther, Heiser, Jr. - - - A A A mi(3iMVPTrtv n C. June 2G. Tliei at $27JS ' Mrs! Miss Elizabeth Swartzell, MIm Captain and R. M. Cutts will marriage f ?."!8 M"y move next week to Pearl Harbor 'daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George . Harriet Lucas have I Two-piec- ?.,hl will make home. rF. Swartzell, and Ensign Charles Co? e .gone where thev their to Maul and are the guests of -- Everv High priced Suit in stock. New Mrs. Cutt's many friends regret that v ode Davis. L. S N... win taKe Pce. , . ..V she U departing even such a short, this afternoon at 5 o'clock at Hamline. distance from the social center, wher- -' Methodist Episcopal cuurcn. by this season. Sold up to $85.00. DUD OPERATION she has 'held uch a prominent posi-- j' -- The ceremony twill be ierformcd . . s - z' lthe Rev. Lucius Clark, and the bride lion. - . j will be given away by her father. 1 1 IM city AVOIDE Mrs. . C. L. Bodrero has postned. Miss Constance ..GraK of her trip to Kauai for two weeks durjwlll be "Jh. maid of honor and her. 1 ing which time she will remain at gown is to be of. green taffeta and; "ians Souci."- - She is nlanninsr . to lace. wnue. ine unuwuimus, Miss By Timely Uce of; Lydia leve cn the 21st.- - on which date Kathryn Becker of Convent Station; N.' Betty Brown Sewickley, m nffipum for Vegetable Judge F. L Hatch and Miss Harriet J.; 'Miss of 0 6 Pinkham's Hatch Will again' take possession-o- f Pa., and Miss Susan Desstz and Miss ' SjF home. Uomona Crampton. of. this city, are to i : .Compound. !.;' their J : . - .: : - i V. be' attired in gowns of pink taffeta I Tho JnvenilA Ttnstnnlara nr Ihp and lace. arid Trimmiriff, Ulrt. SOWCrS Own Statement m,a r v v,,- -. vt, rraTrl Thcv arc tn rarrv bminuets of SWCCt Bead Jet and Iridescent Band Hodgdon, Maine, "I feel it a duty I , Mirrcr at a supper given at the Coun- - peas, owe to all suffering women to tell what try Club on Wednesday evenin? bv i The bridal gown is a lovely one of also Allovers, all widths, to $15.00 and $16.00 per yd. Lydia i. rmkJiam s Us local representative, C. u. wngnt, wnue saim ana poun mre. unu sue Vn(rtihU Prtm. After the sunoer a eeisha dance was i will venr a tulle veil held With a pound did for me. given for the entertainment of the wreath of orange Llossoms. is a tragedy to sell them at the ridiculous price of One year ago I found children, and later the evening Was Ensign John J. Saxer, U. S. X., will It in- myself a terrible suf-- plent In dancing, act as best mann and the ushers clude Ensign J; Ii. S. Dessez, Ensign ferer. I had pains . a . In Ma. , Air. ana Mrs. jonn narris uooge, Monroe Kelly. Lieut. Owen Bartlett . . . x r i r V. n hth young 01 uu ai:..a. o..:tia.. anoil snch & I proromeni socieiy lavcr.ies urui,t:.. win oiuim, ui ut V9 cents per - yard ronlH Pasadena, are en rente to Honolulu.) navy. and Mr. John Swartzell and rrliV I They are planning to go straight on to Mr. Henry Swartzell of this city. BiraignieniipK L!tue Kauai, where thev will visit A small reception will follow at the ' Mrs. Booge and Miss Booge, Mr. home of the bride's parents for the JW cciied, 1 had no ap--, Booge's mother and sitter at the Fair, relatives and house guests. Mrs. petite and Was 80 ITfcl tnr cnmu u'ooto Mr i Uncrh crntt of Atlanta P.a ami Mrs. Tq, nervous I could not slaep, then I would Booge and Miss Booge have made Joseph R. Hunt of Laurel. Md.. are jpch iWoman, Man or Child who happens to.be be so tire.1 mornings that I could scarcely their home in the islands for the past guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs; get around. It seemed almost impossi- two years and are well known here, Swartzell.- - anQng. the first FIFTY entering our store Monday ble to move or do a bit of work and I thought I never would be any better un Many cf the society folk-wh- are Ensign Harold J. Xelson. U. S. X. Morning a dandy til I cubrritted to an operation. I com-- ! remaining, in the ritv this summer who has been passing several weeks meneed taking Lydia E.Pinkham's Veg- - i have banded together in little groups w ith his parents at their summer ctable Compound and .toon felt like a n order to amuse themselves daring home at Lake Melissa. Minnesota, is I new woman,. ,1 bad.no pains, slept well, had good appetite and, could do almost imosi uany xo uie oeaen, some are piay-Mr- s. ogg for several days, tinsign Sarpme Ing cards and others, are doing the Xelson will join V. S. S. Dela- - tofe all my own work for a family of four. tae ccuntlcss number .cf things which al- .Norfolk Ml good ware at the 30th. I shall always feel that I owe my ways Hay-WAR- attract cne during the summer. your medicine. " Mrs. O health to One So'TOKS, Hodgdon, Maine. of the little summer bridge Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor cluba had its first mfeting on Wednes- have gone to Baddeck. Xova Scotia, , If you xire ill do not drag along until day at the pretty Diamond Head home to join the parents of the latter. Dr. an operation is necessary, but at once cf Mrs. If. T. Hayselden. where a very r.nd Mrs. Alexander Grabam Bell, for take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable pleasant afternoon was eu'ovrd. the summer. ComDOUnd. ; - , , . . , ,'..' i ,If yoa have the Mjrlite&t doubt The following item show with whs't ; Hear Admiral and Mrs. Edward H. Veeta-Il-e interest Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton's Gheen their two daughters. Miss IJi at Lydia E. Pinkbam's friends' of regained Compound will help yoa,write hear her health. iGheen nd Miss Mary Gheen. left yes--i ana aiso or me birth of a daughter tojterday tor Xewport to siend the sum-- i r.vdia E.PfnkhamMediclneCo. Mr. and Mrs. Harrj- - Macfarlane: mer. Lynn,3Ias&,forad-i- M ' (confidcntial Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutt on wfHJe.ppe.ned, I Your letter will remain in Honolulu fr jtnoihrr i Ii'ii in ilic new. soft lintuli verv rend and ansivrHl i woman nu nth or Mrs. Dutton hchx iashior.nl lo a xraiii Uunis frocks. J ir nnd Leld lu sulci counuenc. greatly improved in health that dhoi and also r;: f.u ius for washing skirts. HOKOLTJLTJ BTAB-BOLLETI- K.vrritHAY. .H'l.Y 11, l:i14. - FIFTEEK HEAVY BOND,: SELLING SWELLS EXCHANGES FDR REXALL English Imported STOCK EXCHANGE BUSINESS FOR MONTH OF German IjW Imported FIVE DAYS ENDED YESTERDAY JUNE ImeriGonilis EliE

Hawafian "Commercial L Co .. r Business has Leen very "irregular Sugar Folk is a Met tf the trnns;i. . . tA general JTonJc for those who ar cn the stock exenange this week, the 105 shares for $275o. 2 25 and 2i - tions of the" Honolulu stock and Uvnd changed. WEAK. RUNDOWN AND TIRED-OU- T days alternating between stagnation i exchange for the month of June: ... Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. shares! -- Mercantile. and actiTity is, comparative act- stock From overwork, worry or exc: ses of any kind. that for $2267.50; 36.5o and nn.2". ; decline High Ixw ivity. Of 1 1 Domestic ten stocks dealt in. four H- - (Alex. & Bald.. Ltd 11 5t 50 American blood-medic.'n- made gains, the 3am e number declin- Honokaa Sugar Co.. In shares for c Brewer &. Co 10 2!2l 212 It is more than a Spring It's an all - Com par- rich-red-bloo- ed and two came cut even. $37.50; price 2. .; decline l4. Rwa PL Co. 3") H IS 174 remedy for building For Toning the nerves; for Re- ed with the six days or business end' Honolulu Brewing & Malting Co.. 90 S. t Haiku Co. '.; :; plenishing Waste tissues; for Strengthening and yu. on Friday 2 1 1 i 'ed of last week, the five' shares for $15n6. 2L2 t HJ.S74; Haw. C. & S. Co. . IV. 27 25 days ended yesterday last Saturday j gain Haw. S. Co .11 it 2I 25 MENTALL AND PHYSICALLY . T being a holiday make a fairly goodj McBryde Sugar Co.. 1 shares for .McB. S. Co.. L3..-.11S- showing. Of stocks in the latter pe-- $345; price 3; unchanged. iOahu S. Co 1135 m; Two sizes 75s and $1. ,0 -- rlod ioO were sold, pro-- 1 '. 1 Skin, Harness shares with Mntua' Telephone Co.. shares for Olaa S. Co.. Ltd2. . 190 2 I1; Genuine Pig Leather, ceeds of $16,995, as compared with $1025; 17 and 17.25; gain V ionoinea S Co 50! Sold only by i 772 shares yielding $19,496.25 in the Oahu Railway & Land Co . 25Paauhau S. P. Co. 5oo n ii Black Calfskin former and day longer period. Londsj shjre.i for $3150; price 12C; gain 2. Paia P. Co...... 53 !i7'3 95 ! were sold this week for proceedsj Oahu Sugar Co, 15o shares for Picneer M. Co 27 amounting to. $34,737.50, as compared J $2013.75; 13.25 to 14; decline IS,. iWalalua A. Co 10 05 Benson, Smith S Co., Ltd. fi24" wlth-$224- $8.50, $6.50, $5.00 a Pair 0 last week. Aggregate real-- j Olaa Sugar Co., loo shares for $175;) Haiku F. & P, Co. 75 2 20 i Izations for the past five days were: i rice 1.75; gain j Haw. Papple Co. 570 36 35 I ' THE REXALL STOHK FORT AND HOTEL ST8. $31,752.50, against $21,736.25 for the! Bonds. III. B. & .Malt. Co. 213 17 16mh fix days ended the week before, mak-- j Hawaiian irrigation Co. 6s. $1000 at ill. R. T. & I.. Co. 15 160 K,0 i Morel iruj an increase of $29,996.25. 75; declin. 23. j Mutl. Tel. Co.. . . l.tr, 16U. 164. nernv Shoe ! Store I Mcl than half of the bond sales were ofj 'Honolulu Gas Co. 5s. $.".immi at 99; Oahu Fly.. & Co. 124 121 Oahu Sugar Co.'s new issue of unchanged. Hilo R. R. fY. Ref. -. A no VB KING ;- FOnf, STREET 750.000 6s. Details of transactions,! Oahu RaUwav & Land Co. 5s. $500 & Kxtn. Con. f.s$100 05 Showing mutations of 'prices, ; follow: at 101.50. $0.000 at 101; decline UJH. O. Co. Ltd., 5s$9500 99 99 Best Store for Oriental Goods Stocks:. Alexander & Baldwin. 25 j Oahu Sugar Co.. $19,000 at 97; first Mutl. Tel. 6s.... $1000 1t14 101 shares for $3625; price 145, decline 5. quotation on market. iO. R. & L. Co. 5'y-- . $500 102 102 JAPANESE BAZAAR I Olaa S. ('., C7e . . .$20ou ;2'-- K2Vi - CATHOLIC CHURCH COMMERCIAL NOTES anu street corner and give it a front- pac s jj Co. 6s. $1000 62 Z R2V, FORT STREET OPP. age on the latter street. Work is to pjon'r AL C. rr,' $ 1 70OO KMii.; 11014 Pepe.ekeoks be rushed so as to have the entire A. C. .$1000 9S 9S crop will be completed w'lua : this week, making 10,000 tons of sugar. fabric completed within 00 days mm ,TiJ??nrf the ho,P b,,i,d-,S- T. LOUIS ALUMNI Co., Limited Waimanalo plantation crop is now fttt ill my i,v"v. Henry Waterhouse Trust 5500 of sugar ELECTS NEW OFFICERS estimated at tons instead CONDITION, 30, 1914. of 5T.00 tons as originally figured. Cablegrams to the Wnterhouse Co., STATEMENT OF JUNE Ltd., give output Tanjong- - Ben Hollinger was elected president the June of I LIABILITIES. as-a- s ASSKTS. Another attempt-a- t organization to Olok plantation as 17,600 pound ? of or tne bi. i.ouis college Alumni build . a pineapple cannery is being rubber, and of Pahang 17,300 , sociation at the annual meeting of that Cash on hand and in bank.$ 70,367. 77 Capital: made. by the homesteaders at Haiku, pounds. For the first six months of organization held last night in Dreier Bonds 24.727.50 Subscribed .$200,000.00 96,-18- 5 Union street. I Maui. this year Tanjong Olok produced hall, Other officers Real estate 39.447.30 50',, paid In. $100,000.00 VJeSaveYou45.i$iQ. on vice-preside- afiat pounds as compared with 60,114 chosen were Charles P. Osborne, Stocks and other investm'ta ;.1.382.14 Shareholders' Manley G. K. Hopkins, Ready for next year's grinding, Ewa pounds for the same period last year, Mortgages secured by real i liability . . 100.000.00 - i sec mill is to have installed a battery of 28 and Pahang 87 383 pounds as com- treasurer; h. a. in, recording estate . Undivided profits 140,845.03 I fi ;.! new crystalizers of the latest and larg- pared with 50,130 pounds for the first retary and Vincent Fernandez. Jr., Ioans. demand nd time. 290,892.2!) Trust and agency acc'ts. 297.420.2S secretary. I est type. half of last year. Inancial The new offers, Furniture and fixtures 5.000.00 Dividends unpaid 1.620.00 i Georijo B. Schr.1 TinlirjgODCL' with Puil Jarrott. Accrued Jnterest receivable 7,353.86 j Joseph Bishop estate trustees are going to On his return from inspecting thei, Charles H. Rose and expend $3000 this summer in Improv- H. But-- 1 1,,- u- wu lu" rubber plantations on Maui, C. $539,8S5.36 $539,885.36 ing the roads on Kameharaeha school tolph reported in I of Manuel K. Coax ws them excellent Following elec grounds. physical condition. Tapping is sus- - e.ecteu auaitor, the tion, the new officers were installed. pended until the market for rubber Territory of Hawaii. ) Pepeekeo Sugar Company In-- ! The other business consisted mainly has immoves. When nrices eo ud to 60 City and County of Honolulu )ss. creased its monthly dividend, to take or 70 cents. Mr. Buttolph says, the of the reading of reports. v Co- Lti-d- effect on July 15, from one-ha- lf pf one Nahiku crop may be harvested at a I, A. N. Campbell, Treasurer of the Henry Waterhouae Trust - o per cent to one per cent profit On both the Nahiku and the Pure apple green Is often seen in solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my Hawaiian companies' plantations, both evening frocks. ' knowledge and belief. are trimmed . Local contractors will be given op- managed by W. A. Andjerson, experi- Small Panama hats A. N. CAMPBELL. portunity to bid on the remaining five ments are being made with roselle with scarfs of heavy white chiffon or Bargain Sale out of the twelve Industrial buildings growing between the rubber trees. At richly colored ribbon. Great July. ,A. D. 1914. at Pearl Harbor naval station. Nahiku the roselle plant grows to a Suhscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of height of six or eight feet, and its fruit will be continued, its proceeds JNO. GUILD. ex- Judicial Circuit OF On Wednesday 500 shares of Ko fruit is claimed to be the finest ii being used to pay the plantation Notary Public, Flrat price of Aug. 1. hala Ditch Company were sold at auc- - the world. If the roselle crop for 1914 penses in periods when the July 3, 11. 18, Justify tapping. tlon at Morgan's, the buyer being l yieids a prom tne cultivation 01 tnntnipoer would not : Hawl Mill Company at $10 a share. mmmmmtmmjmmmmimmmmmmmm

4 Speculative real estate business Is dull this year, most purchases of town lots being for homebuildlng purposes. Prices of this class of prop- 66' erty are firm, hard times discounting being rare. line Prams Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd., will ocqu-- J Tie Hrsf Sale Since Our Opening py its quarters in its new building. Kaulkeolani." King street the first of ft honu'-sit- o ami at the same time These reductions are designed to reduce our stock to make room August Some of Its tenants on the j of iimmWh times is a laml that will make you a lcsirallo for the Xmas1 lines, to come. opper uoora are aireaay esiaoiisnea in their offices. inert ase in value. The exceptional loeatiui of Entire stock of Men's; Shoes, values Harry L. Rawley of Rawley's dairy , has gone to the coast to buy a dairy 1 herd, which V . . will be mainly of Jersey . up to $4.50, now $3.00 cattle. He will be assisted in seJect. : Ing the stock by Mr. Clark of, the Col AH Ladies' and Children's Shoes, lege of Hawaii. . Z2 I Being the second largest ever ha r-- former values up to $4.50, : vested by that concern, the sugar ;crop of Maul Agricultural Company now v $2.50 and $3.00 for this season is 33.660 tons, an In- ...' ' crease of over 2660 tons over the man- THESE ARE REAL BARGAINS. OON'T OVERLOOK THIS ager's estimate. OPPORTUNITY. SALE NOW ON. .! Residence construction is fairly . TWO WEEKS ONLY. lactfve, , several cottages and bunga- lows, ranging in co3t from $3500 to nOOO, being binder contract. - There is also a good deal of building for rental purposes. M U U 1046 Nuuanu Street, Below Hotel Street N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd., 3U will shortly remove from the Sach. building at Port and Beretania streets IX THE HKUIEST 8 EX HE OF THE WORD. to the former Palm Cafe premises, AFFOHDS THESE iEATniES Hotel street which are being recon- -. - structed for their new purpose. ? OFFICES IN ' A new theater at Wailuku !s pro- KAUilPLANI BUILDING jected by J. C. Cohen and associates, Buy Mow as a link; in a chain of amusement AXD LET YOI'R f NV ESTM EXT EAlJX YOT' MONEY. ; houses throughout the territory. Hi ;;::;:;::.;:;,F0R:RENr:-.;;-:v- " plans are in hand by Emory & Webb, architects, in- Most modern office building In well ventilat- and its cost is estimated ;r a home-site- , or an investment of true worth, you should Honolulu: at $3730. Whether you are looking f ed; cqntrally located; cool;' cozy; comfortable. vestigate the 'opportunities ottered in McIXEISXY PARK. ' 1 1& V l if i Exhaustive data In facts, figures CO and diagrams are being forwarded to Within six minutes' walk from Kin: St. ear line. Abundant water supply. Closo to Cliiifchf 'HAWAIIAN TRUST LTD. the authorities in Washington by the 1255. ' 923 ami SehiMds. Oreat Industrial enterprise .l;Ke MelXEIIXY VAMK directly in the line Phone Fort Street Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu to ' ' show necessity of increasing ' f . the the of progress. . i I shipping facilities here by cutting a channel from Honolulu harbor to Ka-li- hi These are a few of the features insuring larjre profit for those investing now. harbor. . VOICES ITS' MERIT 1 TIIK XT'.MBER OF TTOrSEK FXDER rOXSTRrrTIOX ? It is. stated by J. F. C. Hagens of Hackfeld & Co. that unless the Double tariff is made more favorable to the sugaj Industry planting will be sus-hande- d Sinpjle ' in on Kipahalu plantation, Maul. down and $10 per month 4 ' -- i i : For-3- av-erag- 1 Stock. 0 years this plantation has $350 per Ld and 2000 tons of sugar a year. It has 1000 acres under cane cultivation, unirrigated. . - Torrens Title with every lot ;- 200 Miles of GALVANIZED FENCE FABRIC on hand 'at At the secend annual convention of we will lw glad to take you to the tract in our machine, or take King St. ear'to sugar mill engineers, under the aus- rail, and AXTELL'S V pices cf the Hawaiian Engineering As- Palama Pumping station ami walk up Iloughtailing Road to tract. V . H v , 104S-5- 0 Alakea St. P. O. Box 642. Phone 2515 sociation, to beiield in the third week I Ul VllUUCIi win vc mucr BWJ .of papers than that of the first year's offerings. The parent organization promises that the social side of the A (TV SAFE DEPOSIT BOSES gathering . will not be neglected. (Olaa 3 - ' Oalos , ID)ky9 $4.00 ayear A. Hccking. having bought the will. three-ator- y 2101. . land, extend the FORT STREET XEAR MERCITAXT ST. ruoxc Bialiop Trust Co., Ltd. building structure he is erect ing on King street to Include the Nuu- - r SIXTEEN nONYiLI-L- STAR -- Rl'LLETIX, SATTIIDAY. .H'l.Y 11. I'.Ui.

trin.l' M,t. t( . ci i .,:.t'i'-- r f ii TO l.i..iini:i '.,.;ii,i n.ir ui:i 11 ii tt. in! If GONE TOO FAR IN PHILIPPINES cnial j'o : nir-ii- r of otb-- r and oi ler MRS. FISKE WILL FOLLOW VICTOR Nov Get Interested In nations. Certain it i.s that from the day when the first American onmis ! sio.i und'T te f:i.- - i'a1rshii ; PROF. Pi-sid- -M I.ko'i Uould S. un OFFERING AT YE LIBERTY TORN BACK SAYS HUGO'S i;; The 1 at Maiii:a. t':ni:h all t If al;;:i ::.-tra-':i lis ,f I ,.t' V'rieht. ' i , tr.-- rt--- tar: isMn w 3: k:i and a; reciate the lest things ;.:--. ( f Mi'.k you 1 - I.tv have Entire1 Country Bor- a l ; r ..- r .n r H "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" to the Declares in dranuitic art. i: f n: Ataw rt;l.. - Silent ' on Pacific Deeply be Shown Ti e i reseiitation of i.e Niier-aiics- " d '.Hi! tH)ltle" dering ra! Ap'iimWo. (::.:? For Week beet: !'k the ... . " '' requires two hours and oae-h-- 1: Interested in Problem j th- - itisur re ti..:i ai:a.;i.: !!: A':-r- : ;;n Commencing Wednesday itisfac-t- i , There are nine ree!s. a:.d the lj.cl '.a not b. e:i s Hi!-- iiovi s' t'arti.ff ari'l r: ia: irreat French drana is shown as cleir-- ! United in its pronn.se ( Ti fit' i "The Statet (irotnotr '.audi. tans. in Fi.-,k-e ! Mrs. in "Teas of the I) Trber iiS if tiie actors were on the stage ry i ,,s s v,' ou w ith Seven gone If not u.-t- (! c j ' : has too far to turn back. with h's a a . in i.ijui hi'h-powe- viiles" will be rhe offerins at Ye i.fu-ert- in foria instead of shadow. Two r in some ample . iijnr- h-- . t independence form. r !'fiai that h.ui n i. V n-- v 1 theUnr next week. eniniesie:n machines throw the pictures en th .iiiC be- u r. SILENT model cf tho there will come in the islands the i for d.n ation in 1.". y ii s kikI. r Ai.j ! with the matinee of Wednesday. This screen clearly and distinctly. costm-j- ;. the worst insurrection yet known, m:i .i.i r i thaa in a!! th-- :iVr OLIVER TYPEWRITER is the offering in which .Mrs. Fi.--k There is no dimming or blurring of many suppress, if it can be S, at'i-i- (io'innatio.i. i . lives to vi i h" jSortd her greatest is so The Sta ldard Vis. Writer" Wi:--Ham- s, success and the characters and each scene is tie suppressed at all." Dr. Walter j r i h (if i ri"a! h'h' ; toid in the silent drama with the same n ested that the gripping st.Ty can : ! hi dean ef the school of journa' by or. ( areful technique and detail as be followed as understanding 'ic ! 1 ism, of Missouri, in a pa-- ' A ln iut The f :sh ki not University Whole Njt'on ta Schoo'. i offerings Dairymen's characterized the i revions bv one who has not read the bo'k as Honolulu ( I l ::C :: !;-- n' in:kes tc: Mil rr for per on "The Philippine Problem. j N'owhirf- !a; there s an i Av' at this house. liv who : " those have. i:i : asi-- e! ic b;t!o 's "kti ii.n.i l iflc: t'tkin'i Association Ik ill - ; i Niiserib:-s- " s I n WiU'ams t li I Hi-- f1:'!:-!- ' ictor Hugo's I.es lean Yaijean is the hero of the a Walter ff the ltii:t in an r.a i'ii to Phone l."42. MiH.-iom- t to draw the crowds has story versity o School of Journal-- s hr.-- ' Oti'y lack cf r :i ; a:.l drama. As tiie gripping unfolds .r" been viewed bv d'iring - hundreds the not Ism, a recent visitor in Honolulu onj vi ih"' n o- a ; !;. it. elf interest increases and does HAWAIIAN NEWS CO. i:ts et i : . 'engagement It wil! be the offerin lag throughout present :i his way home f 10:11 a world t.jur. l,as svs!"it t.j evf-r- village i..'.-- the entire LIMITED. Hn through to next Tuesday cveniiii; in and uiitti'ii a remarkable paper on th"( exi.st'.tiK cu.'i Mi i' a-- ; ev-r- chilli on th' tiin The scenes are laid j Whether you have read the story or tak- In the Young BailJinj - i are I'hillppine problem. He BtudiH this, JarjtT ihianiis and 'n the i: ur ; around Paris, the characters ; not, the nine-ree- l film will prove f by problem at first hand ami bis state- i: ; s i.nd:-- ; a jr.i't'i en the best French motion artists bins coinii.ii: 11 al-- ( the greatest interest and it N w country where the art of pan-- i ment x, affording a Kign'fitantly n Imiil w'thin :isy ! adi. of the j w ith seeing. developed erp criticism of the Wilson policy In Maui a :u a nor-- i al si'hcol i!o'n tomime has been to its - highest The scenic effects ::re in the poiithern inlands, ii int 'lectins pood o:k, an ex-l!- vt hiah s boo' It is generally admitted that the Kint. uud sti iking. j a vrrowi.trc w-- : -- i;y i:a ' r tli' pictures now being presented at the j.rrfect. an! ni - i : complete j.resenta- lie sas: wise direct if. r cf I: si lent Thotna . Ye Liberty are of a class never before Because of the I roHK-iicn- s question oj ubcrbins interest v. a tl.-- r well-equippe- seen in Honolulu. he theater, one ti; n of t:ie nein:; niiueu The Itari'ett, h'fh ha. roir . in all the eastern lands wh, It iiordc-- r depirtr ents. a ni.iica' of the coolest ?nd best arranged in b M nag'r iUair only one jterforni-llo- ! ' -- t . v , , : - ijivt-- evening w ith the I'ac'Cc ocean is: What will the school regj.rded as beyt in the Fa olulu has been completely over- .nice is U ing each Ktates dc In. or wi:h, the Phil- K;:st. in hauled and special efforts are being a children's matinee on Wednesday UnitcJ Iadt:ptiial anJ technical , Dont Cry! I to person-- who and Saturday ot each week. ippine Islands? stnicticn is in ttif nnr" jfm made attract these hen you shave yourself. Bring youi ; Austral deepest roneern. jioitant (entrs. FngMh is cfi uiju! fur- dull to Honolulu Cutlery & j sentative cf the best American type, not quite so unanimous aga'nst razor the for in th effort to keen fiat conti scry in ail thesp schools and fnit '"" Co., Temple, opp jour-man- 's of . privileges of Grinding Masonic 1 Dr. Williamf, dean of has suc' cedcd a reign of bribery. The ther extension the uent cf attenuate population a white' Walter Spanish language is stil V. M. Mivou.-i,- . is life. The central pmitetitiary. Hilibid prison, in Ui the Filipinos. They C. A., Alakea and Hotel Sts. country, re'.'anee is p'aced upon naliem. University of who bpc'iinr-sai- in everyday us in Manila, progres- in rencune-i:ii- r We sharpen safety blades. - in U. S. towards Manila, is conducted on most are equally as ima.:imoii3 American dominance in the Philip- sees error attitude a we I o s.vee; Filudno. co'.irte ir sive and the Penal colony at and with in nth vehemence tie THE von HAMM-YOUN- CO, p'.nes a breakwater against Asiatic "Philippines. ycun- -. lints as in that lanKiiage, but the I it- - - - hearts wall's constitutes a daring but suc- administration at Washington and LTD., Honolulu. Hut. the Interest keenly felt 1 invasion. er Filipinos spciik English an it cessful experiment in reformatory local repn sentatives at Manila N. Agents iilani-eon- went, and the SANFOR.D and manifested in the ti Far Kast. ships tamo an! us is rapidly general. A. yest-rda- v on bcoiniiK treiifitcr.t cf eiiminals. When it is Americans Denounce Administration. nent exists, though for different cause, the Pacific ocean, th" otli The Americans have instituted all and much more "Th' se pec i "e do not know w hat is OPTICIAN in Jsnam looklne lor new worlds Vi lim of.t!:e worhi. nnc mil 'er:d anl recalled that this has been accomplished in a trop- - good for them." said a Manila mer-ica- l . In China, slowly awakrnln- - ?mrst nnknown. tmik its p!ace as a ,,,, Building VISIT NEW STORE OF ..connui-r- m ()f bKc hea,th country where none of thes ' Look what we have done for Boston THE from centuries' nap, in the Dutch modern Mediterranean, rioir a uie. , chant. St., over its progress has been made. A sys'en and in l." years, them and how ungrateful the wretches Fort fn French ami G-?r- siqn in geograjhy the Philippines naw. thirgs existed the May Co. East Indies, the cf sanitsiion and the drilling of arte mav want to govern- - t even In the becoree a problem 'n statecraft. Americars well, in the language are. Tbev take the REGAL SHOES man possessions, and sian wens lor a Detier water supply. of the 1K)ijtical platforms, point with ment into their own hands. It will and far- - An Enviable Record, Straits Settlements, liurmah have lowered the death rate in some I)ri(je . our business." And he naively Keenest, of in a nr:i -- OUR SERVICE and the COR. FORT AND HOTEL 8TS. off, fermenting India. jie urord of the Fnited Slates places 1,0 per cent, l hoie-- and small ...... , Last year I made 40 percent u 1 1 .u.orc, I n thn ,,;,!,,.I added: i, ii n ill int. I GOODYEAR TIRES will course. Is the concern In the Js!andj ,(ne archipelago can bs stiHied with l:een iiract iral! v eliminated. . lute. ill liiiii' "nt hv , pines, and foreign alike, agree. tm "' your themselves. Here It Ij . everywhere by every Ameiic;n i t -- i native "ot!una ELIMINATE tire troubles. pjeasure ctl.cn lepers ueeu De. eha. u t() Ule an(j t,,e ,)re3pnt an(1 The reflect the discord and continually the chief, almost the opinions b Avtr "ias- nrwsiaoers whatever his trv ylagueful spots have been made clean- j GUARANTEE VULCANIZING only topic couversatlcn". disposit'.on cf x njte n prai8ini, thp gcXHj a(.complis!l. ant views. The American iournais of the or thf for human dovern-or-genera- sciuisitlon and healthful habitation. cd. when con- - filled with or l COMPANY were of is. with one or t vo there is. the future is are denunciation The rhllion:nft Is'ands Islands. It lann There i3 no place in all the Orient si'lcred. sharp divergence of odnion. Harrison's policy, though 840 Alaket St. Phone 4683 world old exceptions, a record o mnnsa small consernicnce 'n th? able freer from disease, The Filipinos, almost without excep- - his gracic us personality has won him governed -- or public days when they were efficient, honest svicr Threj roaj system has been extendel l j tion, wish self government. They are friends e n among his opponents, mltgoveined from Madrid, by'way of has been little or no ssiflsh explo'ta unt-- nearly 2m) miles of - there are a unit in praising the present admin-- ! while the Kilip'no press is correspond- A Spanish pallecn. once u t Ion. has been for the hard-surface- d Mexico. Administration highways, far superior exten-Mngl- y laudatory. Don Oeampo, Filipinos. istration at Washington for its Martin year Acapulco to Mani'a, was. benefit of the Outsids the.; m,, t)ie in Fili-pinatk- from to of main roads Missouri sicn of local self government ' n leading Fillpmo jounialist, sa'd: expenses, - f'e the only permitted communication, army and forfficattons tuc or (he Middle West, with mauv exceJ- of the Philippine Islands," as "Ycu will not find the portrait of Wil- - ;. ueen , with western lands. Grldley. at new- cost of the administration has ient bridges. Fine harbor works have the lecal phrase has What form son or Hryan or Dark in anv Ameri- New Stylet In this, taxa- - it Rag ey'a command, on May .'Day, .1S98. met by local taxation and oeen constructed at the principal "self-gove'gime- re- only in - this shall take, can newspaper effice. but the which around been turned Into the Philip- -- H A S fired a shot wa3 heard tlon has ( p0rts. Irrigation systems have been public? with 'absolute independence, an Fi'inino." And he snoke the truth. ' T the world, and the Islands, by the pine treasury for local servlc3. established, agriculture has been pro- - American' protectorate, statehood in The editor of the leading American war and some slight out lay The Americans are amateurs in co-- up. PANAMA AND CLOTH tortunes of iroted and new lfnea opened the American republic, or neutraliza- daily said: "You ask a Filipino, the Rugs At Mainland Prices. cf money, came under the American lonial government They lacked instead of Bribery, tion, is not generally agreed upon. ordinary fellow, anywhere' bur- - flag. .The situation changed with ka perience when they took tpj the In the maintenance of law and order t, however, is the Fili- " "Are ycu better off than before the FUKURODA CO. leldoseopic swiftness. Japan grew up den' here. Perhaps for these very rea- - and the administration of justice the pinos' unanimous desire. Americans came? at canal was sons they upon work with change Hotel St, Cor. Bijou Lant. overnight, the Panama entered the has also been striking. The The Americans and foreigners, resi- 4,He will reply, 'yes.' . built, foreign capital flowed Into tbn enthusiasm and conducted it w'thoutj incorruptibility of a judiciary, repre- - dent cn the Islands, are almost though "Ask him if he is happier under Coyne Furniture Co. American rule and he will reply h is. Alexander Young Bldg. Agents for Flying Merkel and Da "Then a?k him if he wants Inde- 1053 to 1059 Bishop St. Luxe, and Motor Supplies. pendence and he will answer in the affirmative also. CITY MOTOR CO. "He doesn't know what's good for Skilled Mechanics for All Repair him." Honolulu Photo Work, The question of the duty of the Pauahl nr. Fort SL Tel. 2051 United States in regard to thes Supply Co. islands and their peoples resolves it- self Into whether or net they are ca KODAK HEADQUARTER pable of governing themselves and 1059 Fort Street maintaining law and order as an inde- pendent nation. If they can do this, even those persons in Manila most The violently opposed to BARGAIN COUNTER PRE- Car MIUM ON Ligit NOW AT DeLuse wculd agree, though with reluctance, SALE that it should be granted. CITY MERCANTILE CO. P. H. BURNETTE There h general fear in and out of 24 Hotel St nr. Nmianu some Commissioner of Deeds for California the islands that foreign nation. Phone 4206 NOTARY PUBLIC; probably arch- and New York; Janan. would seize the ws D-a- Mortgages, Deeds, Bills of ipelago if absolute independence was Attorney given to the Filipinos. For this reason Sale, Leases, Wills, etc. for the large majority of the natives who the District Courts. 79 MERCHANT have studied the question favor the THE CON KLIN FOUNTAIN STREET, HONOLULU, Phone 1848. fullest measure of PEN FILLS ITSELF WHILE possible under an American protector- YOU COUNT FOUR IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN ate or neutralization which would be o NEWSPAPERS guarantee foreign aggres- a against ARLEIGH'S Anywhere, Any Call on or sion. at Time, "We can then work cut our own sal- Write an Filipino, E. C. DAKE'S ADVERTII...G vation.'' said eminent A G E I, "though we will not expect to be . i PUTTIES 124 Santome Street San Francisco spared what Governor Harrison spoke American English German of as the 'rude apprentice years which $3.50, $6.50 and $5.00 a Pair other peoples have suffered on their wna way to libery.' MclNENRY'S SHOE STORE Art Pictures LIGHT OLDSMOBILE $1530, HONOLULU Revolt in the Air. Fort at King St. A monument to Jose Rizal, the Fili- HONOLULU PICTURE FRAMING pino scholar, statesman, patriot, stands cn the Luneta at Manila near the spot UPPLY CO. where he was murdered under forms "Vthl Rt, nr. Hntl. Phnn BIX of Spanish law. The mcnumght was 'Equal to the hidden away in a rubbish heap in the days of revolt against the Spaniards. Sterling mark Econoo is it's Backbone The Americans placed the monument upon its present pedestal In adroira-t'e- n . on Silver. Dust With for the great apostle of Filipino liberty. It would be a curious paradox WIZARD Polish Think of it! An Oldsmobile for $1550. A car with every if the new Filipino republic should be compelled, for freedom to be a nation, PACIFIC ENGINEERING 3297 refinement, ample in power, exquisite in lines; fully equipped, to battle around this statue at the en- BARRERE Phone trance to Manila against the Ameri- COMPANY, LTD. can republic which raised and set the including the best electric lighting and starling system money statue here. is one argu- Consulting, Designing and Con- HONOLULU DRY GOODS CO. For there structing Engineers. ment for larger t, for buy. Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Struc- 3RAND TWO WEEKS' 8ALE NOW can genuine independence, that must not Sanitary be overlooked, though only whis- tures, Steel Structures. it is Reports and on Pro- ON pered in Manila streets. a Estimates Unless jects. Phone 1045. long step is taken and definite prom- 17 Hotel St. Opp. Bijou Theater. This car is not a guess. It proclaims quality in every line. ise made, an insurrection is at hand. The Uinted States, In its promise, It is the thoroughbred of it's class. has gone too far to turn back. If not independence in some ample form, J. W. there will come in the islands the Kershrer worst insurrection yet known, costing Vulcanizer The Oldsmobile has always stood for high grade excellency many lives to suppress, if it can be Correct Prices suppressed at all. "Is it wcrth while." said a distin- iCInr St Opp. Library. this is . f . T S I - ,1.1- - and new model no exception, guished American, long familiar with the islands and their peoples, as he stocd in front of the Rizal manument YEE YI CHAN ' is it worth while for the United States to bring about a condition that The Gigantic CHINE8E RESTAURANT will compel us to destroy in blood a Chop Suey and other Chinese diahe nation's dream of liberty which we served at reasoanble prices. Sclrainniai ourselves have helped to create?" Slaughter Sale 11t Hotel Street, Near Maunakea Carriage Co., Ltd. 1 111 - A. is sun on ai i (upstairs) PHILIPPINE HATS M. R. B E N N

Agents Put up in bamboo tubes, ready to HAWAIIAN PICTURES, STATION mail to your friends In the states, a ERY, PICTURE FRAMING, dollar E. SILVA, and a half to three dollars. At OFFICE M Dharamdas & Watamull, East Indian SUPPLIES. The Leading Merchants, 1150 Fort Street adv. - UNDERTAKER &. EMBALMER Cor. Kukui and Nuuana Sts. :7, We refuse to judge man's charac-- YE ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOP a ' U Tel. 1179. night call 2514 or 2160 1 ter by his actions In public ; 1122 Fort SL HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, JULY 11; 1014.

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The Modern Greek Style Is Fclchinn t you lucky enough spend a tent bags-wil- l prove the Joy of tain climbing or tramping In tall grass ccurse you must have hn ollsSin slick- are to erai y "w f w v v ...w w v T T T T T T ' e couple of weeks or tbe entire the sniper's woods III. These tags i on. hand leather puttee: may be er and a sou'wester. There's uz.otherr t IFsummer In camp this season you may be of ' khaki or any similar ma- strapped over the tramping boot to masculine pieces of wearing ayirel are Interested in a "sport" outfit. terial, bound natly around the edges prevent Injury from Insect bites. that most woraert wou'd never thmH vf First of all, let me suggest to you tbe with tape and supplied with tape loops Just a word. too. about sleeping toss. Including amoutfr their iarn; togs -- a advisability of "traveling light." as the which roay.be pinned to the walls of A : number of girls take pajitmas to man or buy's ovofwat of rough woolen .'I greatest mistake the camper can make the tent with large safety pins. One camp for , cool nights; others more mixture, wlih Wted hack, big patch Is loading herself down with wearables bag is designed for shoes and slippers, feminine In their tastes prefer outing pockets and a colter that will protect any : one's small belongings and flannel nightgowns, but for the woman the throat on chilly evenings. Such a or luggage of sort another for exceedingly A point never to be overlooked Is the third for toilet article. who must don fluffy lingerie under coat is just the thing to slip on over practical eamping costume is pictured on the that pars ol the trip will be probably j And, apropos of the toilet, make 1? as every acd all conditions there are the sweater. maid who is resting before the hill Umb. "The skirt Is f kfcteki cfutb and buttona all the way down the front, and has a wide belt that also " buttons securely at the waist line, a At either skle t the Coat is a patch pocket with buttoned flap. And. by the way. Insist upon having these pockets, and plenty of them, on such a costume. The skirt Is rather short, and under the skirt are bloom- ers of tan colored pongee silk. The rough and ready shirt is of khaki col. ored flannel, with, a tie of bright red to give un agreeable note of color. The soft felt hat Is of pale brown feltband'-e- d with red ribbon. r Another equally practical costume Il- lustrated displays a skirt of khaki worn over laced tramping boots, a white knitted sweater with knitted bands In Scotch plaid effect. The girl is wearing a peanut straw hat., which may he hent any which way and pack- ed fiat it. need be. Beneath the sweat- er is worn a shirt of tub, silk. :"-- ';?'! -- For those who are sensitive to cold

- THE f CHARM OF DIAPHANOUS DRAPERY. QLASSIC folds have an allure tor the the days, of "the glory that was Orttca educated artistic tastv. They have and the grandeur that was Heme. . never been supersel?d hy.thnse of oth- This modern adaptation f Grecian er lands, and in spite of --arlous orien- sartorial art was. first shown, upon. the talisms that are prominent iu the dress screen of a moving picture show, and. world . at present the "pure ;, Greek" reproduced, as It was. In the original drapery is far and away the most fas- coloring, the sight Was an Inspiring one phase , vogue is, to woman cinating ot the. that the couturiers and the.' who for,rtain kinds f custunjes.; a. can copy things at'home. : " Could anything be more gracious in The materials used were black and. its lines- - and curves than th evening I white - chiffon.; oA:tr,a. toundatlon of dress pictured? .It looks not. unlike whitesoft satin. tMe Greek key. deslga the flfure at, a, daughter belonging1 to on the tunic Outlined in silver cor dV. AtJoid Stveets In Summer

bill-o- QJWEETS arc a special temptation in ter.wlll crave everything on the f ------, summed fare, des- . Of - U C- Vi-' ;r: e the summer time. At the and especially tike sweets of. v resort the evening .'visit to the soda sert. Sweets in dessert .candy and avoid-e- -- -'. water fountain and ice cream parforui soda water should be sedulously d. I 'T")J --..- X V ' 1 . ; r . .4 an established t ustrtn. and the candy and also large' quantitiea of bread prevails among llie fem- and a temptation at the' - treating habit butteralways ' '"Tljf r ': UV..' r. s inine guests of every hotel and board-- " hete ( .table. ; Cream saouid be inUuitteJ w 'T lng ' bouse : ' One .nibbles at sweets in with discretion, particularly in com- - while the embroidery nedl files of a bioatlon with sugar 7r berries, xr.d. r.o morning and 'again while .the bridge matter how hungry one. feels, fovA bu . ! game proteedA of 'evening. Warm tween meals should not be. taken., J-'- days induce, languor and disinclination : Make a practke-b- f running, up and trolley - FORSWEAR ABOUT CAMP. RED AND; GREEN MACKINAW, . v' " . to walk when one can board a down 'stairs at the summer hotel, care conveniently., and brisk 'motion of springing nimbly on the'balls of the by stage, pn'e limp. the up an Her made canoe or rowboaL and simple as possible. To keep clean and f any sort makes feel But toes. Get half hour cat than 'i -- w . jo . v' f re, even a trunk oh'such expedi- fresh in appearance while camping is 'stfes.. r demon avoirdupois must be combated you.want to and take k walk Reamer ' tions is a burden. The best way is to ail that Is expected of one. ; The hands assiduously in summer if the silhouette breakfast If a nap is taken, aftsr pack one's wearing kit all in two suit should be protected as much . as 'one is to meet the demands of one's autumn dinner a fatal habit for those inclined cases garments that 'will be Imme- can. The complexion can take care of costumes, and the woman who prides la be' stout, bur a habit, prevailing at diately wanted and toilet necessities Itself. Let the hair have plenty-o- f sun herself , upon her' figure must look to U all summer resortsgo 'through some ' r hiking; costume.ax la one accessible case, and an extra and ' air. Brush it thoroughly night smart that extra' pounds are. not Insidiously brisk exercises on arising,' before the supply, in the other case. You know and morning, and if you have naturally dainty robes de nuit of knitted Shet- Then you'll need a bifurcated swim added ; jto. her weight during the , lazy bath and process of dressing for sup- ! may ' com-forub- le ', - per. thy rocking how easily these suit cases be curly .locks your holiday will be one land wool In which she can . be ming suit. The morning dip de- midsummer months. Avoid ham'inock and ' " is a much-a- s ; stowed away, or at a pinch they may long feong. ; ... ' ; Swimming is. one of the best means clialr habit a possible and sweet at ntght in the woods. These lightful part of the day in the woods. PRACTICAL CAMPINQ RIO OP be carried by a girl herself, while the sure comfortable . foot- garments slipped -- ;: fat keeping the weight. The daily hevcr under any cirouinstanctK drop to 'take are on over the thin This' suit should be a simple affair of :.'; .. kwn ' '' : ;:n- KHAKI. .v,-- - pianipuia won 01 even uia.it iieamer wear. Soft buckskin moecasins are nightdress. They are in kimono s .yle mohair or sateen,' consisting of 'waist r 'v.? .. , ? ':'..' immersion In salt water and the brfck into a hah- the moment dlaner is over. trunk is beyond her strength. ?n ideal for early morning wear about' the andfa41 cllnglngly about the knees and and bloomers attached under a .loose there is the worsted suit, with rubdowa afterward are holpful. even if Stroll about,' perch on, the piazza rali-- f climblnf ; enough, every woman - a, ' up-a- t mackl-nawl- ! swimmer, ing you keep moving It is hard "reservation," butr for day's hike, are drawn the neck.with ribbon. belt : The garment is not beautiful to belted Norfolk, jacket and plaid ri one Is not actually a but if must, but ,fif knows, to live in a trunk, but doubly; fishing-- , or other pursuits ' stout soled They are as warm as toast .Nights in gaze'' upon, but" 'It is ideally practical red and: green; block." ,A,'telt there must be stern, self denial at the at least twenty minute after- - arisl)i '. - - . appe- , pob-w(Lo- ft tifflcult Is It to make out with a 'suit tan leather boots with broad soles and the woods are apt to be coot' r-- and for this reason makes, a hit with and hood go with this nifty-wrap- f dinner table afterward, for the from, the table. This practice wiU sev-- - - . r ; tase under like circumstances, so 1 heels are the things for you. If moun- - ;If your camp is near the- water, of woman cam-o;-' experience. . An : CATHERINE TALBOT, y tite resulting from a frolic la tl at uniJ a day. ADVANCE IK BUSINESS EXTREMES IN MODES OF TODAY V.UaAn'S RECIPES TRIED AND FOUND VERY SUCCESSFUL BY

In looking for one'g proper plr.ee in rectly, but for oi.e who Is 3ure that Picturesque and. grotesque, are have hung lor centuries on ue wiiu OF i - WOMEN HONOLULU . the business world; the wis- woman her work Is as near perfect aa it can many of.the present day styles. There 'of ancestral homes. . . will not make a change in her posi- be done there Is the knowledge that are so manyi examples of the pictur-- On the othar hand there are styles, .. .. . 1.1.1 A MWWAWkAd. Bfcke variety, or . on vha. Recipes Recommended by Mrs. , Ray B.' Rfetow, : ;; gowns, uonnei-snape- a . or pcssiuiy une tion ust for the of employers are always watch Kaimukl. . r esaue small uum high-clas- s : - lit- whimsical, fantastic and because she has had' enough of Ivor for labor, and tie- majority ' y CUCUMBER JEJ.LY SALAD. 1 tablespoon chopped green pepper, cup ' of hats trimmed with the daintiest of that are so " to set, stir in a and a half .ap- to see new faces, but say enough 'work- ' posies, .forget-me-not- s nnd .tiny extravagant; in design that they throtigli a fleslw there are'not K'od t cup water. s 2 tablespoons chopped, parsley. whipped cream, and pour into a fruit tle.' sees in move a ers to fill the demand. ' roses, under the chin with a pret proach the ..grotesque,' Who could because she the ,3 tablespoons vinegar. 3 tablespoons chopped sweet cucum- lined , mould. Let it harden. jStraw tied do? bigger-- , work, to broad- jeweled slippers ever imagine grace or beauty in fash-- chance to a There Is . much in the old tablespoons gelatlae. ber. very ty bow; fans, and .truth Vt berries are nice for this rjecipe. ions wildly formed the wear- - en In' Ideas and the opportunity adage rolling stone gathers 3 pared grated.-- - whieh look as' if they had just come. so that ter that "a cucumbers, and 1 tablespoon chopped pickles. 3 lad- down-fro- couki not take a step of thei regu higher . a flne old to climb to a round of the no mess," but it is also true that one Cook water, vinegar, grated cucum- 2 hard boiled eggs; finely chopped. JELLY ROUU naintine. Infer pf success. When one i3 con- year the eolors also there is the same re--j lation length and that Would render der may stay a position year dis- - , in after ber and gelatine until gelatine has Let stand in French dressing of 1 2 eggs, beaten five minutes. ungainly! vinced that a change is" best and has until she becomes so narrow In her solved. Season with salt, pepper,. a cup powdered sugar; sembJancs, for' the delicate old tints the walk awkward and tablespoon sugar, 1 tablespoon olive yi J , weighed well all the advantages and 3 and faded , shades of blue, green, Even the slumping position which ideas that she will do the same; qual .very little 'onion salt and celery salt. oil, 2 tablespoons fe. cup flour. ..: it, and vinegar; salt -- many- the some assume in walking is a product disadvantages connected with "the ity of work that she 'did when sue Add a few. drops of . green coloring. pepper, 2 ' teaspoon baking powder. mauve and others recall progressive woman will he awake to and for about hours. Serve colors 1 seen In ' the paintings which cf the. grotesque, in style. - started and never be able to broaden Strain into molds and let harden. Gar A little flavoring. ' whica may p:eseut on watercress, lettuce or nasturtium salt and' From the. picturesque to ' the gro- any cpporttinity l or advance. This is Illustrated in the nish with lettuce, sliced or : cucumbers leaves mayonnaise. - .with onion in the oil.- Drain the macaroni tesque Is only a , step, but the posi- Itself. 11111 nuu ,5Mn.cjr j.wi:iuiues. t oerve mayouuitioe. ui. uiaue iub wiui .FRUIT PUNCH. to- followed stamps the There is someUmes. too n:uch ol a ment i& years ago that he naa Deen and puC it in the pan with onion,' tion which is water. - a po- VENETIAN EGGS. mato and cheese. Boil slowly until wearer indelibly to all beholders as of being able to secure with the same firm since boyhood, aid - distrust ROUND STEAK. 3 4 cups sugar. - well-dresse- d op- ma- . 2 eggs. or. the- cheese; has melted. Season a woman 'or as the sition, but if one does good felt that he was a part of' the r 2 with " pounds round steak (1A inches M onion. Juice of six lemons.' pepper and ' salC posite. Of course there .are many is a larger; demand for it thao chinery. He advanced to a: position v. -- there thick).;:, i'vj-- ' 1 cup milk. Juice of six oranges. women w ho would, never attempt to realize, the great- of moderate authority, but ' workers sometimes trust and -- Vn cup. flour. . '' -- 1 can Campbell's tomato soup. Juice of a pineapple. SALAD. wear either of these styles, as thejr . being many em stopped never, been TOMATO JELLY est di faculty that there and has 1 ? . he-lon-g - heaping tablespocn olive oil. ' 1 pound grated cheese. About 2 dozen grapes (skinned and 1 would be appropriate ployes are not honest with , thcra able to climb any further,' and is hold-- ' teaspoon' salt ., not at all or heaping tablespocn butter. stoned). , ' see own Ing same position today as Salt and pepper. 1 teaspoon sugar... to them, and they would appear selves and do not their work the when 3 onions, sliced. About 2 dozen oth- : Put the onion in the soup and bring strawberries. 114 packages gelatine. ludicrous in them; but there are they of another. he made the statement He was 1 as would that To. far Pound flour with. the edge of a 1 " the. it.to the boiling point. . Add th5 cheese pint maraschino cherries (either 1 cup-wate- ers to whom the picturesque fashions being success 1 ' pass by or cover mistakes because itifrom satisfied with his int tho Put h ttojik they-wh- o .. nio nwt and stir .until melted. Add the eggs red or green). 1 are becoming, and wise are oneseu ,v-.- wue, w y . large tomato. is iuue tucm uiu is seie into a hot pan in which is a heaping slightly beaten and the milk, salt and Crushed mint, remember effect la rery dif- :u d Boil and: strain the gelatine, water that the member only the good work does :.ut.he has gotten Into such a rnt that he oil-fln- hu:tp. ' ep t.hlisnoon of oliTe pepper. adding the whole , the-st- Strain before ., - , one to weigh her work cor- - will never voluntarily.make a change, ' Serve on hot buttered toast and tomato. , ferent; however short which enable nr f cMoQ sho 1 nnmn. fruiL Serve with spray of mint in divides the two styles. One of nut uu c luaw tien uiaj jjvosiuij euiun on the steak.:. Pour boiling hot water each glass.. - laugh at, they ad- 4 of the desire which heui had at - that C--l ATINP PUDDING. TUNA SALAD. beholders the other TO CCID n.E2DAY;: in at the side of the pan to Just cov- f C1A 1 tablespoon gelatine. 1 tin tuna.' i . mire, time to broaden out and advance. i er the 'Steak.. Bake for. an hour in tbe ' Take - Laxative Bromo . Quinine ' M. cup water. MACARONI AND TOMATO. 1 head crisp lettuce. oven. When done, season with pep liar-el- d Tablets. All druggists refund 1?4 cups fruit mashed. About 30 pieces of macaroni. 1 bunch celery. "I am learning to spell," said' Small Robert learned that his fa- per, salt, and a little kitchen bouquet. 1 ' upon school. the money if it fails to cure, cup sugar (mix with fruit). sliced; onion. 2 cups cooked string beans. his return from ther had paid $500 for a thrash in? l'2 cups, whipped cream. 2 tablespoons olive 'oil. 1 small onion. "Can you spell bread?" a:!:; i E.' TV.' Grove 3 signature is cs machine. "Papa." said he.' "you got - J4 " , . ' POTATO SALAD. Put gelatine a tin tomato. grandma. : ' ' the into double I tomato.' .'. eadb box cheated. Mamma only paid 98 cents 2 or 3 cups cold boiled potato cubes. with the water and let it dissolve; Sliced cheese. Parsley, salt and pepper. -- "Not yet, answered llarc!i. "Trr, D. - F4813 CO. ti. Uwsv a V for her alippers." 1 tablespoon chopped onions. J then stir in the fruit, r When It begins Boil the macaroni an hour- .- Fry tha Serve with mayonnaise. me on a piece of pie." i EIGHTEEN " HONOLULU BTJffi-BULLETI- N, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914.

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1 I I , 1 I REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS I 1 1 4 AQUITANIA DOCKS MS THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE II Entered of Record July 6, 1914, Third Circuit. Territory of HawaiL In From 10:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. the Matter of the Estate of Esther K. - D McCorriston to Henry Water-hous- e Baker.- of South Kona. Territory of Trust Co Ltd ...... M FROM MAIDEN, Hawaii, deceased. At Chambers. In' TV A A TVO Mrs M Furakawa to Olaa Sugar . Probate' Order of Notice of Hearing Tm Co Ltd CM Petition Tor' AdmlnlstraUon. j ; A S Wilcox ft wf -- eL al to Nich- On reading and filing the petition olas Ohlandt et al ...... Exchg-- VOYAGE of David K. Baker, of South Kona, Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Emilia Leal Re! County. Island and Territory of Ha- Emilia Ieal to Louis Leal M waii, alleging that Esther K. Baker, Ahahuia Poo, Hul Kaulkeaouli by of South Kona aforesaid, died intes- Tr to M L Guerrego -- . . r. . . : . . . Rel By Latest Malll . , Honolulu, T. H., on 1st day ANNOUNCEMENT. CAFE. tate at the Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd NEW YORK. The new Cunard of May, 1914. leaving property within Tr to D McCorriston Rel liner Aquitania. greatest ship afloat the jurisdiction of this court neces- Leading hat cl?aners. Prices mod- - Royal Cafe, everything the best at Winifred K Cumming-Smit- h to under the British flag, docked without sary upon, and in popular prices; fine home cooking; to be administered crate. Wc sfll the latest stylos August De Freltas Rel mishap in the Hudson river after her of and Fella. Work called for prompt service; Beretanla, nr. Fort ...... praying. that letters administration Panama Gaston J Boisse to August De maiden run from Liverpool. , him, David K. Baker. Blalsdell Building. 8L. opp. Are station. K. Nakaao, Pr Issue to the said and delivered. Freitas Rel She reached quarantine about a :3Q IS ORDERED Monday, 89.Vftui .: 6746-t-f IT that the Y M Wee & wf to Lee Chan You D a. m. She made a fast trip, at times 20th day of July, 1914. at 2:00 o'clock. Yee Wee Shee ft hsb to Lee Chan going at a rate than the speedy Is ate, repairing; guar- Boaton Cafe, coolest place to town faster P. be and hereby appointed for Antone Can shoe You . D She carried 1055 passe n - St, After the show drop In. Open day Lusitania. hearing . said petition in the court- anteed. Alakea. corner King W Mizutani to Pacific Fishing Co gers and 1034 officers and crew and Is 'rooni 5737 tf and night Bijou theater. Hotel 8t f this court at Kallua. District Ltd ..CM In charge of Capt W. T.; Turner, for of North Kona. County, Island and K2Mf Jas A Doyle to C H McBrlde B S merly commander of the Mauretanta. Territory of Hawaii. , at which time AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE. Hing Columbia Lunch Room; quick service Tam to Hop Ylck Co ...... AL Her time from Liverpool was 5 days and place all persons concerned may Bank of Hawaii C G av- GET THERE QUICK. and cleaniluess our motto; open day Ltd to Owen 17 hours and 42 minutes, and her appear and show cause. If any they night Hotel, opp. Bethel Par-R- el erage for the trip was 23.1 knots."'' have, why said petition should not be and street & C G Owen wf to Louis A Ginaca day's end- of-thi- Telephone 6618 tL The Aqultania's first run. granted, and that notice s order al n. and lOOf. et D ing at noon Sunday, was 475 nautical shall be published in the Star-Bulleti- Fanny M The Eagle." Bethel bet Hotel and First Aid to the Unemployed Strauch Notice miles, an average of 23.17 knots an a: newspaper published In Honolulu, HONOLULU AUJO ft . TAXI CO.. Mrs. Louise . King. A place to Neely ...... Notice hour. Her second was 576 mUes'an city' and County of Honolulu. Terri- nice eat; fine M y M - Mildred Yoder W. . . Notice average of 23.07 knots; third day. 602 Alakea aid Hotel 8ta Opp. home cooking. Open night and day cleri-caltnechanie- tory of Hawaii, for three successive Are you looking for a job skilled or unskilled, T Fitzpatrlck wf 24.24; 527 ( k6338-t- f J ft to Mutual miles, averaging fourth day, (four of CA.: Managers Behn & tfenford Bdlg & weeks Insertions) the last ' Loan Socy of Haw Ltd miles. With the nautical day ending ; : domestic or professional? Turn to the fd niibl Ira t ions not' to be Jmi than . ,,. 739-- tt. , , Addl-Chg- e noon yesterday she again covered The Hoffman". Hotel 8U next v the at ten days previous to the time appoint- Star-I'ulleti- n. ' : - want columns of The Don't go from Emma E K Nott ft hsb to Trent 602 miles. ; Encore. Bent meals for price to ed for the hearing. , AUTO PAINTING. ' Trust Co Ltd M 3 town. Open all day and all night Tr On June the vessel ran Into a 1 to place le. with CO Dated at Kukuiohlwal. Hawaii, this k6335-t- f place inquiring. Don't satisfied the Hilo Mercantile Co Ltd by Regr Notice heavy mist and made, a detour. of Aoto-owner- s: 19th day of June, 1914. - . Can painted and made Bd of Hawaiian Evangelical Assn miles to the south at reduced speed. to look I'.ke new. Be convinced. first thing that comes to hand. (Jet something suited (Signed) Aatc Astor Cafe. Unexcelled home cook by Regr Notice She brought 234 first 249 second and Fainting Co. Lillha 8U, nr. King Masao passengers.; J,OHN ALBERT MATTHK.WM AN. Sf ( ing. Best materials popular prl to your ability and .your experience, (let hold of The Kawahara to Hlroil Omoto L 472 steerage , 1614-l-y. at Judge Circuit Court Third Circuit ces. Try oa. King nr. Alakea St Entered of Record July 7, 1914, The Aqultania's normal speed of 23 .MaMMBBasscssaianBawaK ; 8tar-liulleti- n Territory of Hawaii. : 1606-l-y early every afternoon. Keep at it. From 8:30 a. m.'to 10:30 a. m. knots should make her usual running ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. 5886-Jun-e 20-2- July 3. Antonio Nobrlga ft wf to Mrs J time between New York and Liverpool II. R Caspar D We make a specialty of all "kind a of New Orleans Care. Substantial meals ...... almost exactly six days. moderate. 'Alakea cor, Merchant 8t Awihi Malao et al to Jose S Can- - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST , artificial flowers of every variety. ario PD Circuit. Territory of Hawaii. In Pr- ; your patronage. BLACKSMITH SINGS We appreciate Miss J S 'anario to Benjamin Rose. ... L obateAt Chambers, No. 469t. Mlyal, 1020 Union SL near Hotel St Emilia V Oliveira ft hsb to First HYMNS: JAILED FOR 'In the Matter of the Estate or How- ' X Bank of Hilo Ud M DISTURBING PEACE ard Augustus Parmelee, deceased. S Kushima et al to First Bank of Order of Notice of Petition for Al- DRESSMAKER AND SHIRTMAKER. Hilo. Ltd of Determining ' ...... CM LONDON, July 10. singing lowance Accounts. Joseph S Ferry wf For ft to First Bank hymns In a loud, raucous voice, re- BOOK STORE. N. Kim, ladle' and children's dress cf Hilo Ltd M : ...... gardless of the pitch and beat observ- On Reading nnri Filing the Petition maker. Bhirtinaker. ; Underwear to Peter McRae & wf to Misa Toma by members of the con- and accounts of Hawaiian Trust Co., Books bought; sold. echafagit feehool order reaxonable. - Experienced (w) .. n ed the other gregation. Charles . Tunstall. the vil- Limited, Executor under the Will and books, specialty. '.help. 274 King, opp. R. R, Depot T Dol to von Hamm-Youn- g M our Pictures framed Co Ltd C Tuna-tal- l, of Howard Augustus ! 5759-6m- . lage blacksmith of the village of of the Estate and enlarged. L. Kahn, 1280 Fort Entered of Record July 7, 1914. - St jail on charge Parmelee, 'deceased, late, of Honolulu. 5612-t- ' has been sent to the f From 10:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. of disturbing the peace. The com- Territory of Hawaii, wherein petition- Alvin W. Keech by Atty to J. T. i plaining witness was one of the church er asks to be allowed $812.93 and 1 BICYCLE SUPPLIES. ' Crawley ...... MATTRESS MAKER. VULCANIZING...... M wardens who testified that Tunstall's charged with $6074.75, and11 asks for EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Louis Leal to Heen .Estate, Ltd.. D singing was so loud and so bad that the same be examined and approved jKomeya, wholesale and retail j Hamm-Youn- g S. H. Akona to" von church-goer- - YamaguchL attresses, all sizes Auto. Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires the nerves . of the s gave auu a iiuai uruer ue iuau ui uib- dealer, In blcyclca and, acew?rie ijnlon Co, luai Employ men: Office, TeL 1420. King Ltd .CM - al- remaning property King street neir Punchbowl street tnade to order. opp. Alapal St vulcanized. Talsho Vulcanizing Co. way artd the blacksmith became, trlbution, of the m City tA1, kIndB of help. G. Hlraoka. Pro ' 5739-C- 180 Merchant, near Alakea 8treet HJku Kekuewa and hsb to most the 'only regular attendant at to the persona thereto entitled and dis- --,IJ42-tf I v , grletoft 4210 Emma, cor. Beretanla Telephone 3197. 8 Salkl, Manager. Mill Co. Ltd ,. M servicer ' Jail sentence was Imposed charging petitioner and sureties from MASSEURS. Fidelity Insurance Co, Ltd, by Re- BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES. 6618-t- t in lieu of a one pound fine with costs, an turtner responaiDinty nerem: . ceiver to W M. Maket.... . which the defendant refused to pay. It is Ordered, that. Mondar. the 3rd' J. iOyama, massage treatments of face W M Maket ft wf. to E H F Wol-te- r day of August. A. D. 1914, at 9 o'clock t ; M r had body. Kukul Bt. near River st. Tr . . h;; : . ; . Panama-Pacifi- c International M supply-o- PRfcMIElt Biciclos TroTHT. Phnn; iS11.',n,(,enM'.n(l. ASi. The A. before the Judge presiding at also supplies. IL Yosh 5605-l-y Yap-Te- n ChOw ft hsb to William exposition from September 20 to 25, Chambers of said Court at his Court mainland: 6246-6- m WASHING. M 1218 near Beretanla. R Castle Tr 1915, will be the meeting place of the Room In the Judiciary building. In Ho- lmaga, Emma A. Mar- 5690-t- John de Lima to Manoel largest body of distinguished engi- nolulu, County Honolulu, be f first-clas- of and the Long, s we ",,.'-- . ." ' Japai.es eooka, waiters, yard boys Wo . laundry; tins l .'t .'tiVii ' ...... Rel neers ever assembled in one place same hereby la appointed the time MaUumoto, 1124 Union. Tel 1716 guarantee all work; call and dellT ' BICYCLES AND REPAIRING. , First Natl Bank of AVailuku to and Colonel George W. Goethals will and place for hearing said Petition 6070-t-f er. Emma, near Beretanla PAINTER. t Street Manoel A Martins...... :. Rel preside over, this first international and Accounts, and that alt persons Okahlro, agent for Pierce Bicycles; 5575-l- y. Mauel A Martins ft wf to Antone engineering congress. As Colonel interested may then and there appear K. EXPRE8S AND DRAYINQ. S. 12021 ; Shlrakl, Nuuanu; Tel. .4137. pf the for ale; all new; bargain prices. WASHING AND Goethals will be the hero and show cause. If any they have, why f , Painting and paperhanging. All work IRONING. 8, 1914, to King Street, opposite It, R. Depot All Entered of Record July achievement which the exposition la the same should not be granted, and - kinds of expressing and draylng S72i-tf-'-- v. guaranteed. Bids submitted free. a. m. p. m. commemorate, this meeting will be " ; From 8:30 to 10:30 v Charges treasonable Manoa Ex- " Work guaranteed reasonable. Laun may. present evidence as to who are i " wf to Heen Es one of most important of hun- press, South cor. King. TeL 1623 ' dering" done well or money back A F Tavares ft the entitledto the. said property; BUILDER AND CARPENTER. tate. Ltd M dreds of great congresses to be held - B596-1- T f Delivery. Sea Wo. River nr. Knkol PLUMBER AND TIN8MITK. 5 In. ex- y Knba to K Onomoto ...... BS San Francisco at the time of the '. 6576-l- . " . . . JOHN MARCALUNO. kinds; E r Higashlmura,' building of all to K Kubo position. .. EXPRESS. H.i Yamamoto plumbing tinsmith, root S Kuba ft wf ...... Qerk. guaranteed: experienced men; to M D : work repairing. Experienced men. Best of --PROFESSIONAL CARDS S Kuba ft wf Harada..... i Dated th 27th day'of June1914. Beretanla opp Union. Express. 2292. Reliable, July 8, 1911, Dora R Isenberg ...... D v ronn T mm T I . o reasonable. ' domes Tel. of Record - references; work guaranteed. King Entered .j...... l09MUUe At, JUIJ A, 11, IS. 5753-- 1 y reasonable, prompt and efficient ' 10 :S0 a. m. to 4 :30 p. m. Matilda A McCandless & hsb to - - - epp. Boutn Telephone 3308. EMBROIDERY. From k5S47-n- v street MADEIRA; E VI . M 6594-l-y J R Kenny Tr to Joseph Kaalele. Joe A vlchaves ...... X SUSINESS NOTICCX IUY AND CELL, De wf to Man Entered or Record July 9, 1914, Mrs. Carolina August Freitas ft ' Fernandes, Untoa Bt u From 8:30 a. m. to 10:30 a. m. ... NOTICE. Jewelry bought, PLUMBERS. Madeira, embroidery, luncheon uel Gomes .'...... DIamonds.watcherTad itta, Uwalua Kealoha to Joaquin Gar- - : per- baby caps: Specialty Francis M. Pettierew to William ; Notice is hereby given that no old and exchanged 1 Cartn Fort and dresses. of . M cia D Plumbing Unnlng; price - Wilson : son is authorized to incu anr liabil FURNITURE KOA. MISSION. and reason' and hemstltcblngJUaaoaabl F v ' 1320 laltlal Ah Sing ft hsb to Bank of HawaiL Ltd to Plnectar ity of Commis- able; Nuuanu Su k5322-t- f Alexandrlna .on behalf the Hawaii f. Bel Panama-Pacific-, ; 6817-t- John W Akana Tr ...... TrO Co Ltd .... J.!... Par sion for the Interna- Furniture made to order reasonably J...... Ar-- wf to S , Young Men's Savs Soc Ltd to V carpentering of all kinds. . R, Ha MODISTE. William Nuuanu ft Anna tional Exposition without, a written CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. PRINTING. . M cenlo H Sylva . . . ..Rel 11. . segawa.' King oppoelte AiapaL Wright ...... order from P. Wood, Chairman of St, Arcenlo H Sylva to Hermlne JC'.Jl, . 6692-6- m . . Miss Nellie Johnson, Union Bt Jean Schwarzberg , to. Ben Guer such commission, countersigned by . Yamada, general contractor. We do of low prices which lilt fleorge not boast rero Rel StfcGdcr t1 , t Thayer,secretary of 203 Mo-Candle- Evening Gowns, lingerie dresses. .WadWarren Estimates furnished. Na . usually coincide lth poor quality; - Entered of Record July 10, .1914, the-- ) ' ; ,,- k6341-t- f . v. . Margaret A Dean (widow) to Territory ,v :. .' Building. Telephone 2167. but wa . "know . how" to put lite, tr T from 8:S0 a. njr toOtSO p.!mJ U. P. WOOD. ' o matter, to, , , klSC5;tfy .fyj r bustle aad Into printed HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. William RCastle Henry K M M i,:i;iiv 'I ,iv v; Chairman. LE'CLUB. and that ts what lalka loudest and mano & wf . . ; ...... ParJRel Honolulu', July-3- , 1914. 1 d ng ; Dated at contractor-an- builder. Star-Bullet- in -.. T. Mtyao, longest 't Honolulu Jaa. T. Taylor, 611 Stangenwald Bldg., Kanoehe Ranch Co Ltd io Water-- " ; i .- . 5898-C-t - and cement work. EsU-- " Kaal file Club, 61 Young Bid g Tel Job Printing Department, Alakea hydraulic engln'r house. Co ...... Sri L 225 consulting civil ft REMD 223 and 3687, any THIS ; mates furnished free; fum'aties music occasion. braucb Oface. Merchant street k5376-t- f. Waterhouse Co o I Iawalian Co- - NOTICE. - 8t; f - North Beretanla St Phone 2611 k6381tf 63i9-t- f pra Co Ltd A L - - .. 65214m ' ' - y MUttiC LE8S0N8. Oliver G Lansing to Shigemi Oga- - . Stockholders wishing to sell Lake-- H wa . . . . . Agrmt lew No. 2 Oil and quick 2161. 11 May Save Your Ule ...... stock make a Banko Co, 1348 Nuuanoj TeL Private lessons on Violin, Mandolin, Anna L de Mendonca et al by turn for cash should see me at once, for building, paperhang-tu- g Contracts HAWAII'8 MUSIC. Guitar. English banjo and Ukulele . Atty to James T Leach ... .Par Rel as I have a list of desirable cash cement work, cleans tacant lots many experi- The object this advertisement : REPAIR SHOP. by a teacher of years' of Oliver G Lansing to City; Mil I Co buyers. - . . - . : . k6327-t- f Ernest K. KaaL 61 Young Bldg., Tel ence. Address P.O. Box 311. Tel. 4171 is to Instruct people tn the early Ltd M : J. OSWALD LUTTED. 6650-t-L 2687, teaches vocal and tnstrumtl Matsunara'a shop, carriage and wag tymproms of tuberculosis or Con-lumptt- on. Entered of Record Joly 9, 1911 f Hawaiian Hotel. Kobayaahl general contractor. 2034 6762-t- T. ' : f on repairing; King and Kobello lane. they go From 10:20 a, m. to 4:30 p. m. : 5895-t-f $358. Reasonable. - so that udlt to 8 King. Phone 5559-6- Ernest K. Kaal, fcl Young Bldg. TeL W A Wall Comr to Rebecca Kau- -. k5361-l- y HAT ban-- : physicians before It Is too late. CLEANERS, 3687, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, baihao ...... ComrTi 8TA GITES TOP Jo, altner, Tlolln, cello and focal W A Wall Comr to Hoopale. TOIMY RWS ! .Comr D CONTRACTORS, T, Sato, cleaned, dyed and blocked; k6381tL SUSPICIOUS SYMPTOMS TfHT call and deliver; Kamanuwal lane con-- Tokomlxc-Fukuma-chi Co.jceneral i near Ee retan! a Telephone 3723. SHIRT3 AND PAJAMAS. Bergs Music mu i Coogb ooly opp. at trom Music co. and of exrctora6on, even 7 and draying. Smith St , 6638-l-y 1020-102-1 tractors steal Instrument. Fort a utile in the morning, which' you Oy pah:;! Kate; so let Kec office phone f. Hawaii Shlnpo Sha, YAMATOYA, St 6277-t- ; HOUSEHOLD MOVING. 12(1 Fort Shirts, pajamas, klaionoa I hardly notice a? cwitinunj ova two rave . I'll KaVftdta xqddle Ker . ; ; ' Xtf .. " ' 675ML PIANO INSTRUCTION. months, , to-happerLirv- d. CLOTHES CLEANING, Gomes Expresi, Tel. 2298; furniture, Irrv sorry this had piano moviug; storage facilities. SHIRTMAKER. Beginnings on piano, $3.00 per month; Frequent Broncbbir MCrlpptr The Pioneer .Beretaala and Emma mat sne lost jrmg. 8 lessons; Mrs. L. Mackie, 1333 Be- ; . or FtVCf atudts .very uapirious- - jer Bta.; Phone 3125. Clothes cleaned, B. Tamatoya, shirts, pajamaa, klmo retanla; telephone 2683. car,perhdp;and5 dyed. Work guar ! I'll pressed and HARNESS MAKER. to order; Nuuanu near Pauahi y. B!00d SptalS II Uood take4e not 6569-l- i cwjhJ dellTered. 6533-ly-. anteed. called for .and is - . 6762-t- t ' tn the caoM tuberculosis nine S. Morinagi, tarness repairing of all COLLECTOR. kinds; work guaranteed; reason- tunes 0 ten repairing; satisfac- A. B. C. cleaning, able; 271 Beretanla, near Aala St Collector on commission. Tel. 1842. ' PlCOrlsy. Caaed by cuberculosi call nd deliver. 5559-l- y tion guaranteed: 5891-t- f Maunakea near Pauahi. Tel. 4148. TAILORS. about serca tsaes in tea, 5335-l- y - RESENTED IXSCLT TO FLAG T. Shinzaki. Merchant Tailor: up-to- - Xlflbt Swtia. Verjr suipidoos. date-fashion- cleaned, pressed. Work guaranteed. U T Hayattt; clothea JcWELER. By Latest Mall . loss el weJ-- and ttress y - PilkoL Beretmia Ave. corner Alaunakea St TcL- - 22 7 S.V- Beretanla, tor. NEW YORK. Janners, a fire 5533-l- y V John wiipiciwBv apedaSy 3 there is slight f(tOO-l- T ma- IlamburgTAmerican Sun Wo, Gold and Silversmith; man on the liner cough.'.-'-.- terial and work guaranteed. If not Pennsylvania, used a small American '. AND DYEING . Army ft Navy, Merchant Tailors; cp-- CLEANING satisfactory money be re fund-- ; flag as handkerchief. William An will to-dat- a e establishment; cleaning ana If any of these ycpton axe preaent ad. 1121 Maunakea. nr. Hotel street ders, an employee on the pier, re . Cteanlag and, Dyeint repairtng, ICS King. cor. Bishop fc3W Royal .Clothes 6&31-- 8t fire- no matter utU yea leek or TaL 3149. 67S-tf- . monstrated with Janners. . The .. dellrer. Show Call tnd man then threw down r the flag, spit led cut out this aL, take it to your Okamolo, Beretanla, nr. Alapal 8t u ting and stamping on it. physician and explain your case Anders came right back with a Yob eas ecrtd il you uke it series of right and left swings that laid bt , CARD CASES. LIVERY STABLE. UMBRELLA MAKER. Janners. who was taken to the ship's m tune- - TbOBSSadS of patients engrard First-clas- s livery turnouts at reason hospital to be patched up. Police who have been treated in the Bislnesa and TlsIUnr card.! Hwre vf kind K. Mttuta. Umbrellas made and re- man . took ar th lumu 3".o ?f:fibcX. able rates. Territory Livery 8Uble Gallagher of Hoboken An : indpient weO today. ; or . printed. In attracUre Rub stage are 148 2635 paired. 1284 Fort, nr. KukuL ders to the police station, but he was AXSWXJt TO XESTlCjiOAI'a ttZZLB cases, patent deUchabls King, nr Punchbowl TeL Tl- leather : I 2746. 6662-C- m ' 1 n - 6640-t-l . 6518-t- f let go telling his story. Merchant. cards. Btar-Bulletl- office. after HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, 8ATTRDAY, J FLY 11, 1914. NINETEEN

he Star-Bullet-in Waet Ads and the Work They .Do :Mak$ irauinliate ami profitable returns from investment in the STAR-BULLETI- N Want Columns. If vgu hare anything to sell you can find no better or quicker way

findingrthe STAR-BULLETIN'- S . of buyer than through the Want AIs. THOUSANDS read them. For one cent a word you can reach the 5,00U and more readers. Surely, in tha ?at uuiijUt you will find the one who WANTS what you have Help Wanted, Situation Wanted, Furnished Cottages, Furnished Houses, furnished'- Rooms, Real Estate or anything For Sale, etc

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1.1 . i D R V Oeslrable houses U various parts of the city, furnished and unfurnished, SAH FRANCISCO IREGTO Cm.--v Uatoa SeM REFERENCE FOR BUSY PEOPLE at 111. 118. 20. 125. 130. 35. 140 and StrMt up to 12S a month. See list in our Earopeia Plxa dij FOR SALE WANTED $JiO I p AUTOMOBILE CLOTHES CLEANERS. MILLINERY. office. Trent Trust Co, Ltd- - Fort Aatficaa Ptaa $3i0 a tx ip Frank Baker, now located at Oahu When you want your clothes cleaned K. Isoshlmo, stylish mllllasry. King fit, between King and Merchant New steel and concrete struc- Two Everyone with anything 5412-t- FalrbanksplatforniKralps, 20 tnx for sale to Auto Stand. Phone 3438. properly, call at the King. 89 S. King nr. BetheL Phone Silt. f ture. Third addition of hundred 2Sin, and rapacity "Plajr Safe." Considering the fac 5892-2r- a St MASSEURS. rooms Just completed. A high 12(H) and 1500 lbs.; in first clans t ota of gales, success in planning AUTOMOBILE. DIAMOND. CLOTHES CLEANERS. For period of 14 weeks at a nominal very- - moderate Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto, 71 Bere- - class hotel at roodition; also one Reading Stan- an, ad Is more satisfactory than Taxi. Phone 2Sfl and 4181. Are prepared to care for your rental, furnished house in Makikl rates. In center of theatre and dard motorcycle, one Fairbankd- - knowing "how it happened" tania Street near Emma. district above Wilder ave.; three after AUTOMOBILE TRIMMING. clothes. Give us a trial. Alapai, retail district. On car lines Morse 2 h.p. gasoline engine, at ward. Star-Bulleti- n Want Ads opp. MILLWORK. bedrooms, bath and electric light transferring to all parts of city. S. King near Punchbowl. Tops car barns. All of. and NVill's Workshop. 135 Merchant "Urine Home the Bacon' every St CLEANERS. kinds mill work. Jotalnc Address P. O. box 426. Electric omnibus meets all ' - iu built, covered and repaired; tire turning. Oahu Planing Mill, 112 Ho- i 5901-6- Street time. 5399-t-f Y. Fukunaga, Clothes eleaned. press- t trains and steamers. C8C3 tf-Sat- and seat covers to order. tel ed, repaired, 1421 Fort street St HoWl Suwirt ncocnls4 M BavtlUa All lovers of music to develop talent for a Taxi CAMERAS. MASSAGE. furnished office to let; suitable for Iiliad Htft4aartrt. Cable AddrM A (Ha- by .taking lessons from K When you want a taxi, call Jimmy genera office or agency. Apply 1110 'TnwtU" ABO Cod. J. B. well established sole agency Ernest Second-Han- d Cameras bought sold Halrdressing, scalp treatment and Honolulu rtpmuUttva. . . Islands) Kaai 51 Young Building. Tel. 3689 Hughes, Auto Livery Co. Union SL, near Hotel waiian for a meritorious ' ' and exchanged. Kodagrapb. Shop. facial massage. Mrs. F. FrancbL St k5381-6- m JIMMY HUGHES. - 6829-tf- . . standard article. I . can convince Hotel and Union Sts. 1621 Fort Now has a Tax! on Bethel SL St you that this is a gold mine Tor a the CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. MACARONI. or-- 4004. Store In Harrison Block, . and hustler. Address H. B. N., ihl . Eveyone', In Honolulu to know thei Stand. Phone J. . Yoshida, King street at Kapio-lan- l. Oahu Factory, Fort .. - runs sew Macaroni dealers ts Beretania Sts. Apply Fred Harri Jlce ': Popular theater the films MANUEL RICHARDS, Contracts taken. all kinds of paste. 1X1 Hotel ' ' 8t 59ft0-3- WW : son. " t l. ,.: n , Now located at the Oahu Auto AMERICAN CLOTHES CLEANERS il. 6839-tf- PLEASANTON; Stand, Bishop, near King. formerly MOVING PICTURES. . Phone the Snitatorium now at Kauluwela Movies Theater now Coqoanut'and cocoanut husks bougbi . At a great bargain. )ot jiHuii7 with 4 3848. King street and Alapai. Called for open Camp Two, Vineyard any . quantity. Co., 5&96-- 1 at St.; Small cottage on beach road.' unfurn ; two-bedroo- m Ii, Pacific Fibre m Phone 5167. cottage,' 'I minute, and delivered. pictures changed dally. Apply "G," m ished. this office. from car line. Desirable location: JONES A DUCHALSKY 5887-l- ;;, :. 5902 1m are ready to attend' to your auto DRY GOODS. PLUMBER. 5902-6- t Mm- III. mk. - i and carriage trimming. South King Japanese obi silks, mandarin coats. Sanitary plumber. M. Tanaka, ill 111 IUW OillCB. 'WANTED 'TO PURCHASE. King, . st. Telephone 3393. 5885-l- Yoshida Shotea, Beretania and Ma-- N. near Llllha SL FURNISHED ROOMS ; CITY CLOTHES CLEANERS. unakea Sts. RUGS MADE. One 'solltie or electric hoist, 6 tc Two-passeng- Maxwell automobile .'.Are prepared to handle your work. DRY GOODS. Grass and rag rugs. Hsve your I ,10 1 and cut-of- f saw; con first-clas- h'n.'; rip ' THE NEW ERA HOTEL baa run only 1500 miles; 'In s Nuuanu at Vineyard. Phone 5042. City Dry Goods Co. 11 Of Nssaas 8L, old rug made over; 73 Beretania St .crete; pouring; equipment: Statf 1450 FORT STREET conditlcn. Owner, la leaving prtce,1 CONTRACTORS. near King. ROOMS...... "condition and where located : ABOVE VINEYARD ST. Hawaii. Phone 1370. Contracting and general building; EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Tastily furnished rooms can be REDUCED! ' 'Jchas, II. Will, lino. Ha waif.' 5749-t- f FOR THE TOURIST - estimates furnished. TakakI Co.. Y. Nakanlsht S4 BeretanU 8L, nr. found at the Rex. King aad Rich- .Junction King and Beretania Sts. Nuuanu Street Phone 4111. FOR THE SKRV1CE ards streets. FOR ' Special Sale ; Floor coverings. Chi- ; I CHINESE INTERPRETER. FLORISTS. THE KAMAAINA j HELP WANTED 8URGEON CHIROPODIST. Furnished rooms for married couple; nese grafs rugs, mattings and lino- Le Chong, Chinese interpreter and Cut flowers and baskets for all oc- Dr. R. E. Merrill at Mclnery's Shoe leums. Telephone 1261. " 1; business agesL Smith SL. opp. Ho casions. Komeda, Florists, Union corner Pensacola street and Wilder LUXURIOUS SUITES Store, Fort st. Hours 8:30 a. m. to house-keepin- g. Lewera & Cooke, Ltd., King Street.1 Foreman for concrete forms. Address tel. SL SL avenue; light Tele EXCELLENT CUISINE Chas. II. Will, HIlo. State exper 5 p. m. Charges reasonable. phone 1081. k53S9-t- f ' CAFE. HAT CLEANERS. 58932m lence, wages, etc ' - The Royal Cafe; meals seat out When you want your hat eleaned 5901-6- t - 5899-5- GET t ! TAILORS. OUR RATES Good Investment: over; 10 per cent ' i Phone 4310. Beretania nar Fort 8t call Roman, Beretania 8L Phone Gee Chong, models in tailor- Old ; Paua- - Before Settling rented house. Tel. 1S42. - ,,; EXCELSIOR CLOTHES CLEANERS. 4028. latest Homestead, Just opened on Elsewhere ' COCOANUT PLANTS FOR, SALE 27 King, c - - ; ing; N. cor. Nuuanu. hi and Chaplain lane, back of The 5890-t-f , . Clothes called for and delivered; MOSQUITO STICKS. shoes, dyed by our your grocer a Kills WIZARD MOPS. Blalsdell; rates reasonable; phone plants for Samoan va secret method? Ask for stick. motorcycle; Cocoanut sale; ' phone 4742. Chaplain at Fort. all insects. S. M. Hda, agent Bere- Buy a Triangle Wixard Hop. The 4677. The Service, 12G0 Fort st; Reading Standard, food A, Llnne-- ' ; rletj. Apply D. Hills, 5845-ly- - management CL t-- ' : r Nmianu . mop arets Into corners. same repair; cheap; Q. F., Y. M. Av : t 5277 tania at i.c that the Kanal.. .' 589-t- f HOTEL 6840-t-f. , : . .,. .. ;..,,....h', In section 21 of the Wyllie local option i HOUSEKEEPING , ROOMS. ninety- - The old . Rooming House, I7B Upright piano, almost .new. .Make of- law. The malt sold contained Mercantile alco-- , now up 422 King SL . -- . , five hundredths of one per cent l 631 King bas opened ' fer; A Large, airy, houskeeping and bedrooms. NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN WAIIVjEA KAUAI man . under new manngeirfnt under the '. , . hoi. enough to make a hilarious Jn, ww , 122t Pensacola st v.v i . name Rooming 7 and boisterous. of the Tcurirta : 59023t Newly Renovated Best Hotel ; - Tranao envelop a time-savin- g The judge contended those House. Rooms rtnuonable, clean The trial that Roster of officers; list of regular drill nights, stations, and current infor- up. on Kaual. Invention. No addressing necessary -- who voted the territory dry sought and newly fise1 ' LITTLE ALCOHOL WILL for the National Guard of Hawaii. Armory, corner Hotel and Miller 0876-t- TOURIST TRADE SOLICITED. In acndlng out bills or receipts. .Ho- only to close the saloons and eliminate mation t . : : Star-Bulleti- ; streets. . nolulu n. Co., sole , PRODUCE HILARITY IN drunkenness community. Ltd. from their ".Vf" GENERAL STAFF. GOOD MEALt, ; agents patentee. .. .., One large furnished room suitable for for tf ' . ' - CAL. i - I Col. John W. Jones. The Adjutant General. young Rates Reasonable, f COLUSA COUNTY, mail-ca- r couple or two men, also sin An automatic system that Insp.-ge- n. Inter-Islan- : - MaJ. Charles W. Zfegler, Maj. Elmer T. Winant, Ord. Dept gle rooms. ex : : d . Qthxy Railroad anlp- receives and mail con In private family; C W. SPITZ : Proprietor ad delivers sacks Surg.-ge- n. D.. Q. M. C. Star-Bulleti- n' MaJ. "Charles D. Cooper,, CapU James. .Dougherty, plng books at office, tf -- By LatMMail taining any mailable matter While the cellent location; one minutes' walk Maj. John W. Q- - M. Capt Henry Van Gieson, Q. M. C. , r train passes through a station, even Short Chief from two car lines; 15 minutes' SACRAMENTO, The Wviiie local al Maj. Adv.-ge- n. L. Med. Dept POULTRY. high 70 Emil C Peters, J. Capt Leo Sexton. walk to Fort street Apply 1122 option law ' does Aot ' reach the man as a rate of speed as miles ' an hour will be one of the interesting THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE. Kinau st whb'n'tio-licens- e' territory sells malt ; Pigeons pay, dollars where chickens INSPECTOR-INSTRUCTOR'- S OFFtCE. 5893-t-f I Have a Cood Swim liquors' containing less than one per exhibits in the Palace of Transports. before capital r. pay, cents; small needed; ' tion at the Panama-Pacifi- c internation ' Lieut W, C. "Whitener, U. S. A Inspector-Instructo- dinner, after a. warm day In cent of alcdhol in volime. This was cold t - small ( space' required: always 5 Furnished rooms;' hot and water. town;- It will you " tv.ft-1'n- t exposition In San Francisco. The Officers school every Monday. p. m. make feel rnrtial --.a.nu penned up; ready; markets; send - 84 N. Vineyard st; mosquito proof. - , , j.w,,l T.....J.V Tr-- .i i.i v i inventor will have mail - REGIMENTAL FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS,'1ST INF. Mntn Appc&is, 5895-l-m May fully oi . wusiae a. niinua , iua. for Issue of our 'Journal; a nail car equipped with the system. The Lt-Co- - l. William R, Riley. 2nd U. Fred W. Humphrey, Q. M. .oTT.., nr tn- ent "opinion, me case was irom uoiusa car will be jacked up so that the hr. . . Capt James A. Thompson, Adjt Maj. William E. Bal,' 3rd Bat 'journal Versailles, county and was one in which H, U , hffl .-- neJlable Sauab Wft r SV George B. Q. M. W. Kanaeholo, Adjt Large, airy tarnished rooms;' teaveml Mo. Strickler was charged with conducting Capt Schrader, 1st Lt John ences. ,71 Beretania nr TeL Hustace Villa" Capt W. hteely, Insp. 9 A. P. 2nd George H. Cummlngs, Q. M. Fort ll 58S0-lr- a a "Mind pig." He was arrested and :tt.w'SinthTTnt- - Arthur Lt B750--tf Capt Reginald W. Warham, Com's'y. Maj. Merle M." Johnson, 1st Bat Walkikl Beach, released by the trial Court upon a ByBtem wm be shown ln full Maj. Gustave Rose; 2nd . . .1st Charles R. Frazier, Adjt Next Moana Hotel ': ." murrer to the imormation on tbe;vlew Bat Lt - ... FOR SALE CHEAP. of vlBltorg Tne car will ar. ROOM AND BOARD . r ground not a 1st Evans, Adjt 2nd Lt. Roscoe W. Perkins, Q. M. that the samedid state ranged fi0 that eTery deUU of the me. Lt LX Has accommodations for LA- public offense under the law. The de--; Chaplain Captain Valentin Franckx. , A bargain, model 1912 Premier auto; , chanlgm win be visible. So even is VIda v Villa," first-clas- s board and DIES and .,' GENTLEMAN at 6-c- y 60-hors- e was me HONOLULU. mobile.' Under, power; murrer sustainea, lnrormauon the operation of the device that, it is . COMPANIES STATIONED AT rooms; King location; reasonable rates, by the: by M. L. St, best fine month. In absolutely perfect condition. ; To dismissed the Appellate Court gaid, eggs may be received from Company A Capt H. P. O'Sullivan, 1st Lieut. P. Smoot, 2nd Lieut J. grounds;, special rates for summer. which upheld the lower court in every K. Cushingham. " Thursday, 7:30 p. m. be seen at . the Royal Hawaiian Btation crane or delivered from a 1030 King St, phone 1146. ; A. J. contention. moving without damage. Company B Sapt. Paul Super 1st Lieut. W. F. Armstrong, 2nd Lieut 6869-l- m Garage, ' ' train 5 - 5S91-t- f in passing upon tne case, me court - Lowrey. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. found that Strieker, who conducted a j to re- Company C Capt J. M. Camara, 1st Lieut L. R. Medelros, 2nd Lieut G. Roselawn, What I .want see." said the Table board at the . 136t Seaside Hotel - . FLOWERS' FOR SALE. reipjauiueui iuu near lue iuwii oi ap former. "Is a. cltv that Iciiow! nhfuv ; K. Stein. Friday, 7:30 p. m. King Street, Phone 2699. Bpeclai Tlnest dining room la the Ter, buckle in Colusa county, could not be. lately nothing Company. W. V. Kolb, 2nd Lieut F. W. Wlchman; 2nd Lieut O. by of graft DCaptx rates week and month. ritory." Jolly Saturday etenlni -' - p. m. L Dealer In violets, pansles and maidsn- prosecuted for the reason that the JThat's what I'd like to see! le- Schaefer. Wednesday, 7:30 6792-t- dances. -- ' Monday, p. m. rerns. Xuniklyo, . . Union . Iiquor alleged, to, haye been sold and plied the , ward politictau. "Wouldn't Company E Capt , C M. Coster, 1st Lieut John Hilo. 7:30 hair St . J..H. HERTSCHE, Msnssr kept or by him : gold Company M.-R- Houghtalling, 2nd Lieut J. Lemon. Tuesday, , next MeisenreJ' Bervlcet;TeL.;CJi: sale contained less it be a mine for the rUht F 1st Lieut FURNISHED COTTAGES 5752-tf- . r ' than the' quantify of alcohol specified parties !" - 7:30 p. m. . .. ,r .. ' ' J . - , , ; '' Company G Capt B. F. Ka ne, 1st Lieut. L. K. Ka ne, 2nd IJeuL W. N. . ; Furnished cottage and light house .! Kaina. Monday, 7:30 p. m. Oahu Railway - Tickets to - keeping rooms; all conveniences; Company H Capt L. W. Redington, 2nd Lieut J. C. Lo. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. electric light; ' bath, running wa Company H men not present at the company meeting, last ter; short distance from postoffice Tuesday will notify the. company commander at once Moderate. Ganzel Place, Fort and HALEIVM they are of taking part in the annual militia whether suie Vineyard. TeL 1541.. , On Sale at. encampment July Send of employer Wells . 25th to 29th. in name Fargo Co. Office if there is any difficulty about getting away from busi- Furnished cottages at $27.50 and $25. ness, and an effort will be made to get you a vacation. Inquire Telephone 1087. eight squads encamp- Company H should turn out for the : 5881-t- f . A REAL CHANGE OF CLIMATE ment can be bad at the new boardinj ': Battalion) W. Cook, 1st W. I : Company K (Attached to 2nd Capt J. Lieut UNFURNISHED COTTAGES .. house In .'. "', Ahia, 2nd Lieut E. K. Chung. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. STATIONED ON MAUI Two bedroom cottage for $20.00 a Company I Wailuku Capt W. F. Kaae, 1st Lieut W. S. Chilllngsworth, month; also two bedroom cottage, 1000 . K. Wilcox. ; nearly. feet elevation, near depot, 2nd Lieut R. $17.00 per R. 925 W. Young, W. K. KaluakinL month. J. Wilson, grand scenery, fine bass fishing. For Company LLahalua Capt. F. 1st Lieut phone 3C66. ON HAWAII. Fort Street particulars address EL L. Kruss, --WSc 8TATIONED 6869-t- f. Company M Hilo Capt. J. D. Easton, 1st Lieut H, M. Morehead, 2nd ..... hlawa. Phone 46'J. Lieut J. S. Caceres. New cottages on Fort street exten- MEDICAL. OFFICERS WITH SANITARY TROOPS. sion. Rent reasonable. Young Kee Capt F. L. Morong. Capt. R. W. Bens. Maj. E. D. Kilbourne. Grocery ' store. 1220 Emma St: MXHESNEY COFFEE CO; telephone 4456. . 5566-t-f ' CHICKEN SOUP nearly crowded off of the sea. In COFFEE ROASTERS. Lloyd'B register of a quar er of a cen- Dealers In Old Kons Coffee WORTH $7 A BOWL tury ago, the sail ships 'ed the steam- FURNISHED HOUSES ' 1 FOR SICK FOLK ers by 22.402 to 10.260 in numbers, MERCHANT ST. HONOLULU and 9,496.603. to 7,414,054 as to net Furnished house for rent 809 Lunalllo opposite Dr. Cooper's.- - Ap- ' IBy Latest Mall tons. This year's register shows that street, ves- ply Star-Bulleti- n soup, there are now but 6694 sailing within or M. C Pacheco, PITTSBURG, Pa. Chicken 3,890,836 steam- office. 140 sels of tons while the worth $7 a bowl, was served to 26,-517,0- 29 ' . . : 5898-t- - ers have Increased to 23,897 of f DCTTf" ELECTRICALLY patients in three local hospitals. The tons. broth was made from seasoned fowl Completely furnished; College the vic- st, from the cockpit Several of L Apply among most SECRET OF BEAUTY near Pleasanton Hotel. E. G. tims were numbered the THE Duisenberg, 76 Merchant st; phone Hawaiian Electric Co. game birds in Pittsburg. :.:::'.:-; valuable 3013. - ;r : $500. ' ' One was valued at A Masterpiece in Color by C. Allen 5897-t-f cockfight in Turtle At a raided We Creek Sunday 18 valuable birds were 'Gilbert the well known artist 1" be glad to send to all nsers FAMILY HOTEL made prisoners, along with a few hu-f- ZSFtSply'GardenllcrT man beings. Three of the roosters f Go"fi!ud', ?int?,Cfrean: opy of - en-amo- ng Cassldy, died and the other '15 were divided Mtr- J.?1? beautiful painting, The only, home hotel. Wal the; three hospitals, after be- - .titled 'The Secret of Beauty.'' In pan; MU. Beach, consists of individual ing killed. .. el form, 11x22 Inches. It Is a splendid cottages and single room. Cuisine An offer Of 11000 for the birds was reproauciion, on uikuij eoaiea paper, excellent 1000 ft promenade pier GUILD one of Mr-- Gilbert at the end of which Is splendid M. , 8tr'8 HM refused by the authorities. ' tlea pool m m . ! is noted for, and Is not marred by. any bathing and beautiful view printed would prevent ;2005 Kalla road. TeL 2379. Terms ANOTHER NOTE IN DEATH KNELL . matter which ;1 V - I framing. Send 10c in stamps to cover reasonable. k53S7-t- f :sap: s fBy lAteat Main I wrapping and postage. We are confl-LONDO- All kinds of Wrapping Papers tii The special sign s" be--' dent you will be highly pleased with HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE Twines, Printing and Writing Pape.3. fore the names of stcaruers in Lloyd's the picture and calendar and find It AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N PAPER announcements has been discontinued avalued addition to your library or den. eargxias la real extita cn ttizhzrx ;& SUPPLY CO,. 'LTD. as a frank and final recognition of the l FERD T. HOPKINS & SON. Props plains and tills. Telephone It::, rort; and Queen Streets- - Hor.:' 'j fact sailing have . be?n 37 Great Jones New York. -- 101 G. -- that vessels Street i. Psatt," EUcrsawaU Eilr:. Plicae lllBT Cea Culli. Gsa. i: t Tiie HijinMiM' luijtpimw of life is t lit con- viction of ln'iii lovI for yourself, or, niorv WOMAN'S, CLASSIFIED AXU SHUHMNd Ix in 1ov-- I in jit. of yourself. NKWS SECTION Victor Ilujro.'--

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NAVAL MILITIAMEN OMPAN Y FULFILLS SUBMARINE HANG UP RECORDS (MOBILE! NATIVE SONS FISTi JAILS HERS CLAIM Associated Press by Fed. Wireles.J SANTA CRUZ. Call, July It. D. FLOTILLA GETS McEldery. seaman, and Boatswain's PROMISEOF ALL LIGHT CAR REBEL LEADER AS BIG DAMAGES Mate A. Kearney, naval militiamen A! of Santa Cruz, yesterday established marksmanship ' California records for When the OldsmoMle Company an- the American market The valves aboard the cruiser Marbiehead. nov would build a small, are enclosed in silencer, making TROUBLE MAKER FINAL ORDERS engaged In practice with nounced that it the work the light car, the entire automobile world the motor practically silent and at the 1 of naval militia California. up waited. It promised a car same time keeping and for- JIcEIdery made In 23 sec- sat and all dirt !' four hits the equal in workmanship and mate- eign matter from the moving parts. onds with a three-pounde- r. Kearney by 1 rial of their larger six, and that it Horse power Is the most misused Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. Associated Press Fed. Wireless. Declare Butte ; Officials Were Cruisers Virginia and South made three hits in the same time with was VERA-CRr- z. 11 has fulfilled Its promise is the verdict term In automobile construction. SAN FRANCISCO. July 11. It Mexico. July fourteen-inc- h gun. - Dilatory in Dakota to Act as a from automobile men all over Amer- There are many formulae !n vogue for announced here yesterday that the Hector Jara. a representative of the Protective The militiamen shot at an eight-foo- t figuring many of them misleading. patriotic societies of California are Constitutionalists at this place, was .Measures Escort , target miles away and the firing ica. it ; four A glance at the lines cf the car dis- As we see It, it is not horsepower to head a movement to appeal to the arrested today on order of General was done while the Marbiehead was navy department to at least defer the Funston. commanding the American closes a long, low swung body, . yet the customer Is Interested in. but per- Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. (Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. under way. sale of the old American frigate Inde- forces in Mexico. July 11. Two with sufficient clearance for all kinds formance. We suggest in this connec- BUTTE CITY, Mont. July 11. SAN FRANCISCO. pendence. The societies hope to ob- Jara is charged with seeking to In- cruisers, four submarines and the na- of touring. tion, to a prospective purchaser, the Charging that the City of Butte was famous Delco lighting and simple test of driving himself the car tain permission to use the historic cite the Mexicans to make a demon- negligent in making no efforts to stop val tender Alert are to leave for Hono- OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT The vessel purposes during stration against Minister Moheno.'who subma- starting system Is part of the regular he is interested in. for in no other for exhibition or prevent the riots which occurred lulu on July 20, the tender and ! ' way so well to judge wheth- the Panama-Pacifi- c exposition in 1915. recently resigned. here on July 13 and 23. Butte Local rines to take station at the Hawaiian Why Should equipment is he able The Reasons You Learn looking car, one cannot er or not the motor Is able to handle El Dictatem. a Mexican daily, also No. 1, Western Federation of Miners, naval station, the cruisers to spend to Dance. In over the was help being impressed with the great its load. The Oldsmobile model 42 FALLING HAIR MEANS ordered suspended temporarily by filed suit in a claim for damages with In waters. The 1s-sn- some time Hawaiian General Funston. The paper had ed of the number of refinements that are not is capable of the most creditable per- the city clerk today. The organiza- submarines are the four F' Dancing school classes now forming. DANDRUFF IS ACTIVE a dodger urging the ieopIe to group, forming the first ' submarine usually found on any but the highest formance, and the Schuman Carriage tion seeks to recover $138,201. Professor L. A. Hepburn, who has been priced cars. Such things as natural Company, the agents here, invite all show their antagonism to Moheno. Falling In its efforts to collect the division of the Pacific fleet They are 25-ce- conducting throughout SaTe your Hair! Gel a nt bottle t commanded by Charles E. Smith classes the finished hickory wheels, . Circassian interested buyers to drive it and judge money in thFs way It is believed the Lieut army navy 14 years at of Danderlne right new Also with Individual commands as follows: and for and walnut dash, cast aluminum running for themselves. HONOLULU COLLECTOR labor organization will file suit in stops scalp. i present conducting classes at Schofleld 32-inc- h a The Schuman Carriage Company re- Itrbin? the courts. Alert (tender), Lieut Bruce L. Ca- boards and large doors, is OF CUSTOMS EN ROUTE ' Barracks, begs to announce that he .fair example of what the. Oldsmobile port a good business during the past nada. has secured the small hall (and will week following Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy F-- l (submarine) (trophy ship, gun- Company has accomplished in the way with the sales: SUPREME COURT JOLTS use large hall when convenient) Company, Pierce-Arro- w hair is mute evidence of a neglected Associated Press by FeU. Wireless. nery, 1912), Lieut Charles E. Smith. the of refinement and . finish. Koolau Fruit In the National Guard Armory, and scalp;sof dandruff that awful scurf. SAN FRANCISCO, July Mal- CHRISTIAN F-- 2 (submarine). Charles M. I As Itself, company has truck. It SCIENTISTS Lieut to the car the There Is nothing so destructive to colm Franklin, who was recently ap- Yates. ' he will conduct classes as follows: For turned out an exact replica of a fa-(inc- Frank Auerback, Hudson roadster. Associated press by Fed. Wirelesa.J men at forts in and C. H. Owen, Stoddard-Dayto- n the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair pointed collector of port at Honolulu F-- 3 (submarine), lieu F. enlisted stationed six, and weighing only 2G00 lbs. Sgt t Io i of its lustre, its strength and very to succeed E. R. Welch. adjacent to Honolulu, the National Thus It presents a truly remarkable touring. its Stackable, arrived NEY YORK. July 11. The appel- H. life: eventually producing a feverish-nes- s here from Washington yesterday. He F-- 4 Guard, and all others who wish to Join :E. Lewis, two Ford taxlcabs. ate division of the supreme court of tMbmarlne). Lieut Kirkkwood combination class, light weight, and will this class, opening on Saturday, July going one H. Bloomfleld Prown, Studebaker and itching of the scalp, which leave for Honolulu on the steamer New York handed down a decision H. Duwavin. low price Into unit not causes Manchuria, due In Honolulu are the U. S. S. West 11. 1 to 3, 7:30 to 8:43 p. m. and on The question everyone asks touring. if remedied the hair roots next holding that the commercialized uspy The cruisers first to loosen Thursday. ; Virginia, flagship of Rear Admiral Thursdays and Saturdays thereafter new cylinder Oldsmo- - John Marcellino, Ford touring car. shrink, and die then the of Christian Science teaching is Il- the about the four A Doyle, with J. H. McKean in for two months. This class. 10 les- - "What kind of a motor is In River Mill Company, Ford touring hair falls out fast little Danderine legal V ". Cant jblle.is:- v tonight now anytime will ommand. and the XT. S. S. South Da- sons, $2.50. Soldiers can bny their .that car?" If you do not ask we want car. SUPREME COURT ,i surely save your CHIEF William W. Gilmer. tickets on credit at their Post Ex- you we over--, Love's Bakery Ford runabout mak- hair. kota. Capt r to tell that believe this Get a 25 cent MEXICAN BANK CLOSED tow of changes, cash In advance at the de- ing five Ford cars In service by this bottle of Knowlton'a . NOW FOREIGN MINISTER Each cruiser will two the others head valve motor, with specially any submarines to Honolulu. Armory. A special adult class, 8:45 signed Oldsmobile aluminum silencer, company. Danderine from drug store or Wirelesl toilet counter, and the ap- Associated Presa by Fed. The coming of this fleet of seven p.m.. Thursdays and Saturdays, 10 is the most efficient smoothest-ru- n Dr. Monsarrat, Ford touring car. after first Associated Press! by Fed. Wireless. plication your CITY OF MEXICO. July . 11. Vessels will take In the neighborhood lessons $10. Children's class, 3 p. m. ning motor of the overhead type on John Chalmers, Paia, Maui, Ford hair will take on that Te touring car. life, lustre and luxuriance which is so CITY OF MEXICO. July 11. Fran- National Bank of Mexico yesterday if 1900 officers and men to Honolulu. same days, 10 lessons $1. The first cisco Carbajal. chief absolutely Come out M. HIrano. Ford touring car. beautiful. It will become wavy and Justice of the decided to close all Its branches in lesson Is free. supreme court, yesterday so- In- Ah Lung Chi, touring car. fluffy and have . the appearance of took the Mexico, probably pending a final and see for yourself. No formal I PASSENGERS DEPARTED Ford DR. BINGHAM COMING HOME . oath as foreign minister. lution of the Mexican problem. Issued- - References abundance; an Incomparable gloss SAN FRANCISCO, July vitations will be - ll.Dr. furnished upon request advertise- Per str, Claud ine for Maul ports, AN EASY WAY TO GET and softness, but what will please Illram Wngham cf Yale, accompanied you most will be after Just a few by his wife, is in San Francisco en ment'" .' July 10. Brother Frank, Brother AMD: - FAT BE STRONG weeks' use, when you will actually home at Honolulu. They tm .V Maurice, Brother Louis, Brother route to his an Nvp. ' see a lot of fine,, downy hair new on the steamer Man- White craquele mesh veils are OiarlPR. Henrv RiH Tnman Yo. Matson Navigation are to leave i The trouble with most thin folks hair growing all over the scalp, Company churia. Important feature. Shiga, G. Quintal, Miss Needham, D. Tokenchi, Kim Wal, David M. Keliiaa. who wish to gain weight Is that they advertisement "Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu Per str. Mauna Kea for Hllo and tnsist on drugging their stomach or way ports, July 11. C. G. Bartlett, Ar- stuffing it with greasy foods; rubbing REPRESENTATIVES; PLAY ' on useless "flesh creams," or following FROM SAN FRANCISCO: thur A Burrows, Mrs. W. F. Burrows, ROLE OF GOOD FOR 8AN FRANCISCO: PRODUCE REPORT E. W. Waller, Miss Baker Mrs. A. C. some foolish physical culture stunt SAMARITANS , WEEKLY goes S.' S. Manoa ...... July 14 S. S. Wilhelmina ...... July 15 Miss D. Helser, Mrs. C. while the real cause of thinness ' Alexander, S. S. Matonla 21 S. S, Manoa 21 BY E. V. WILCOX G. Heiser, Mrs. M. H. Churchill, Miss untouched. You cannot get fat until Associated Press by Fed. Wireless.) ...... July ...... July Maunford, Abraham F. Calres, John your digestive tract assimilates the WASHINGTON, July ll.-T- he house S. S..Lurline ...... July 23 8. S. Matsonla ...... July 23 Director Federal Experiment Station Perry, Miss Virginia Cairies, Miss food you eat yesterday passed the senate amend- S. S. Wilhelmina...... Aug. 4 S. S. Lurline ...... Aug. 4 Mary Cairies, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hugo, Thanks to a remarkable new scien- ment to the sundry civil bill appropri- S ...... Aug. 11 . S. S. Wilhelmina ...... Aug. 12 Miss Louise Churchill, Miss K. Oka-mot- o. tific discovery, it Is now possible to ating $200,000 to be used in aiding the .01 to .02; celery, doz .80 to S. S. Matsonla Aug. 18 v s. S. 13 EGGS AND POULTRY. . bunch, v combine into simple form the very fire sufferers at Salem, Massachusetts. Manoa Aug. $1.00; corn, sweet 100 ears. 10, Fresh chicken eggs, doz-- .38; fresh elements needed by the digestive or Hyades leaves Honolulu,' .28; hens, lb.. .25; $1.50; cucumbers, doz, --J; ' green gans SS. Seattle for Hllo, etc, July 18. duck eggs, doz., ; PASSENGERS BOOKED to help them convert food into ; . peppers, . .05 fat-lade- ' .30 2H; broilers, lb, peas, lb, .6 bell, lb, rich, n blbbd. master- roosters, lb., to pumpkin, This MOVEMENTS OF CASTLE & C00KE. LTD., General Agents, Honolulu .35 .37 turkeys, lb., .33; ducks, peppers, Chile, lb, .06; lb, for Maui ports, stroke of modern chemistry is called to rhubard, lb., .04; toma- Per strf Claudine Muscovy,' lb., .30; ducks, Hawaiian, .01 to .01: July 13.-H- C. B. Gage and wife, Mrs. Sargol and has bee4 termed the great- MAIL STEAMERS .01 .02; turnlpB. yellow, lb, flesh-builder- KJU, $5.50. toes, lb, to Klkuyo Nakamoto, Mrs. Ben Willi- est of s. Sargol alms ( each, .25 to .75. re-ge- LIVE STOCK. .03; watermelons, ams, Mrs. R. P. Brown, and Infant, through: its n eratlve, reconstruct- " ' GRAIN. l 100-15- 0 Miss E. M. Webster and R. P. Brown. ive powers coax; the stomach and Live weight Hogs. lbs.. yellow, ton, $40; corn, ta YESSE1S TO ARRIVE an(1 Corn. small Mauna Loa for Kona and intestines to literally soak up OCEANIC CO. hog. I50 lus- - over, lb, .11. Per str. the STEAMSHIP large, $38.0. 14. C. Child Dressed weight Pork, lb .174 to Kau ports, July U and fattening elements of your food and Saturday. Julv 11. - "SYDNEY 8HORT LINE" JO; MISCELLANEOUS. r wifer C. H. Cooke, M. E. Miller and pass them into the blood, where they .18; mutton, lb, .10; beef, lb, wet-salte- d Hamburg via South American ports - Charcoal, bag. .33; hides, A; Mr. broken-dow- n ' FOR SAN FRANCISCO! calves, lb; .12. wife. L. Greenwell, C. Kimball, are carried to every starved, Serapis, Ger. str. FOR SYDNEY,- N. 8. W.: No. 1. llx, .14; No. 2.1b, ,13; kips, Mrs. Furer, Chas. Clark, Thomas cell tissue of your body. , POTATOES. and and Sunday, July 12. 8- - S. Ventura . i . : U . ..July 17 8. S. Sonoma 13 t. lb, .144; sheep skins; each, .20; goat Clark, Miss H. Suror, Miss M. Laid, You can readily picture the result ...... July 1 dO $1.50; Sweet, red. ' New York via Magellan and S. S. Sierra .. .'...... 1 S. S. Ventura 10 Irish. lbs, skins, each, .20. Mr. and Mrs: W. H. Stewart Raymond when amazing transformation Sound ...... Aug. this has ports Pennsylvania, S. S.. Sonoma , 14 100 lbs, $1.00 to $1.25; sweet yellow, . . marketing division A. II. S. S...... Aug. S. S. Sonoma .....Spt. 7 The territorial Conant, E. E. Conant, Mrs. Conant, taken place and you notice how your ' 100 lbs, $1.00 to $1.25; sweet white, under the direction of the U. S. nt Leslie, Miss Maul. Molokai and Lanal norts S. S. Sierra . . .,. Aug. 29 S. S. Ventura ...... Oct. S Mrs. Ben Vickers, Mrs. cheeks 'fill but,, hollows about your 3Iikahala str.: 100 lbs, $1.00 to $1.23. station is at the service ol Conant and Miss NeaL TO SAN FRANCISCO,' $65.00; ROUND $110.00. Any! neck, shoulders and bust disappear Hllo Wilhelmina, M. N. S. S. TRIP, ONIONS. all citizens of the territory. Per str. Kinau for Kauai ports, July you 10 20 J A. f and take on from to pounds Maul' ports TO SYDNEY, $150.00; ROUND TRn, $225.00. New Bermudas, lb may y : Claudlne str. .02i. prouuce wnicn iannera seuu iu 14. Miss Margaret Waterhouse, Mrs. of solid,;-health- flesh. Sargol is ab- 'Water-hous- e, Kauai ports Kinau str. Sailing Lists and Folders on Applicavion to C. BREWER & CO., LTD., FRESH FRUIT the marketing division Is sold at tha E. B. Waterhouse. Miss M. solutely harmless, inexpensive and ef- Kauai ports W. O. Hall str. y::.., , , .20 .40; No A. General Agents. . Bananas, Chinese, bunch. to best obtainable price and. for cash. Mrs. W. Waterhouse, Mrs. ficient ' ' $1.00; highly Monday, July 13. bananas, cocking, bunch, .75 to commission is charged. It is Lewis Jr. and three children. Miss Caution: While rgol has - given Bodre-ro- , San Francisco Sonoma. O. S. S. figs.UOO, .SO; grapes, Isabella, lb, .08 desirable that farmers notify the mar- Delnert, Mrs. Bodrero, Master excellent results in overcoming ner- oranges, Hawaiian, 100. $1.50; and how much Mr. and Mrs. J, H, Booge and H. Tuesday, July 14. to .10: keting division what vous dyspepsia and general stomach Hongkongr limes.Mexican, 100, .90 to $L00; plne-npp- h produce they have' for sale and about Johnson, .. , via Japan ports Nippon troubles it should not be taken by Maru, Japanese stmr. PACIFIC LIAIL STEAMSHIP CO. s, doz.,' .60 to 83; strawberries, when It will be ready to ship. The those who ' do- - not wish gain ten - ; ta Sydney .20. ' : shipping mark of the division Is TJ. S. PASSENGERS EXPECTED ' via Auckland and Suva Ni 8aUings from Honolulu on or about the following dates: pounds or more. agara, C. A. S. S. - P. VEGETABLES E. S. Letters address. Honolulu. For sale by Ben&on, ; Smith & Co, ;J; ' FOR THE ORIENT: No-uan- u Sheridan-fro- San San Francisco Manoa, M. N. S. S. O. box. 753. Office, Queen and Per U. S. A. T. - Beans, string, lb., .02H; beans, lima. Chambers Drug- C6., and Hollister 7 FOR SAN FRANCISCO: Wlre-I-m Francisco, due Honolulu July 13: Hllo via way ports Mauna Kea str. China via Manila. out. v In pod. lb.; .02; beets, doz. bunch, .30; streets. Telephone. 1840. . at Drug Co. advertisement Mongolia Lieut-Co- l. S. Wednesday, July 15. and in ..July 10 July 18 cabbage, lb., .61 to .03; carrots, doz. address TTSRX. For Honolulu Charles Corps; Capt. B. Vancouver and Makura, -- Manchuria, - via -- Manila - 31 Btomwell, Engineer 'Victoria Prs4a ...... ;....lJuly G. Infantry; Capt N. MAILS C A S S J "' and Ini 17 Ruttencutter. 1st ' .out, ..,....;July Korea ...I.Aug 14 A.; Clyde Kauai ports W. G.; HalL V Nile via Manila out and In OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE B. Rehkopf, 1st F. 1st Lieut Mails from following str. ACROSS THE - are due the V Friday 17. Auqus Siberia i....Aug. 22 B. Cruzan,- 25th Infantry; 1st Lieut points as follows: July AMERICAN CONTINENT Sydney, Pago Pago-rVentu- ra, S. S. Mongolian 14 .China . . 1 H. S. Malone, 1st Infantry: 1st Lieut San Sonoma. July 13. via' 6. ...I ,.Aug, ...... StpL VIA THE OUTWARD. F, H. Francisco S. S. T. D. Sloan. C. A. C; 1st Lieut Yokohama Nippon Mam, July 14. ;!jVV:V, SCENIC LINE, OF THE WORLD For Walanac-Walalu- a, Kahuku, and Coleman, 2d Cavalry; Chaplain Iraa-tiu- s San Francisco-i-Manchuri- a; P. M.- - S. Australia Niagara, July 14. ; For general information' apply to THROUGH THE way stations 9: 15 a. m, 3:20 p. m. Fealy. 1st F. A.; 2d Lieut Wal- S. . .; - v . Victoria Makura, July 15. -- v CRAND CANYON OF THE For Pearl City. Ewa Mill and way lace C. Phlloon. 14th Infantry; 2d - Saturday, July i8.! RIVER AND THE Malls- will depart for the following H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. - Agents FEATHER sUtions 1":30 a. m, 9:15 a. m, Lieut Alxander L. P. Johnson, 4th points as follows: Hongkong via Japan ports Mongo- ROYAL GORGE. p. p. nu, . lia, M. ; 11:30 a.m, 2:r5 m, 3:20 Cavalry; Miss Eugenia Y. Yarrlngton, San Francisco Nippon Maru. 14. P. SS. p. p. m. July ports 5:15 p. m., J9:30 m, 111:15 Army Nurse Corps, Yokohama Manchuria. July 17. Mexican Nurn berg, German . :' For Wahlawa and Leilehua 10:20 P. C. 13th Australia-r-Sonom- a, cruiser. ForManila Mai Harris. July 13. 1 11:00-P- a. ra 2:40 p. m, 5:00 p, m, Infantry; Capt R. S. Granger, 6th F. Victoria Niagara, July 14. ; Tuesday, July 21. t. i x A.; Capt Frank L, Pyle, P. S.; Capt. San Francisco Matspnia, M. N. S. S. INWARD. Charles Famel, P. S.; Capt J.rE., Wil- TRANSPORT SERYICE !T0Y0 KISEN KAISHA Wai-alu- son; C, A. Capt VESSELS TO ' Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, a C; Richard Furnlval. DEPART I F. U WALDRON,-Lt- d Asents A. C; Capt Patrick Moylan,- P. S.; alid Walanae 8:36 a, .5:51 a Logan,, .from Honolulu for Manila via Company ' Capt. Denton, Medlcal Corps; : SaiurdayVjulyli:.5 Steamers of the above win call at and leave Honolulu en p. m. ; ; William Guam, sailed June 15. 1 F R. E I G H T R. McKaight Hilo via Iahalna Mauna Kea str., '.or about the dates mentioned below: , Mill Capt John Medical Thomas, from Honolulu; for San Fran- - Arrive Honolulu from Ewa and 3 ' v v and. City Corps; 1st Lieut E. A. Anderson, M. cisco, May 16. p?im.. ' . Pearl 17:43 a. m., 8:3 a. m, arrived r ; ; 8AN FRANCISCO: Tl.C K E T S p. R, C; 1st Lieut' W. G. Carter. P. S.; Sherman, from Honolulu for San Fran- Monday, July 13. FOR THE ORIENT: FOR 11:02 a, m., 1:40 p. m, i: ta, Sydney, Also Reservations 5:31 p. m, 7:30 p. m. 1st Lieut C. T, Aid en, P. S.; 1st Lieut cisco, sailed July 7. N. S. W via Pago Pago Sonoma O. S. S.U 1 p. m. 8 8. Tenyo Maru ...... July 24 8. S. Nippon Maru .....July 14 any point on the . Honolulu F. T. Dickman, 1st Cavalry; 2d Lieut Sheridan, ..from San :, Francisco for Arrive from Wahlawa and S. S. Nippon Maru . . . ;Aug. 8 Shinyo Maru ...;.Aug. 4 -- A. W. Cleary, 23d Infantry; 2d Maui ports Claudlne 5 p. rn. mainland. 15 p. Lieut Honolulu, . Guam, Manila; sailed str.. SS. Leilehua 9: a. m, 41:65 21 20 WELLS-FAR-G- O ports G. 5 p.m. S. S. Shinyo Maru ,Anp. S. S. Chlyo See 4:01 p. m, 7:10 p. m. ! Colley, 7th Cavalry; 2d Lieut; Chester July 6. V Kauai W. Hall str ... Maru...... , Ar- Kauai ports Noean 5 p.m. 3. S. Chlyo Maru 18 S. S. Tenyo Maru ....Sept. 17 & CO, 72 S. The Halelwa Limited,' a two-hou- r P. Mills. 11th Cavalry; d Lieut DIx, from 'Honolulu for Seattle; ar- str, .....Sept King St. Tel 1515 train (only flrstclass tickets honored) thur Cody; P. S.; 2d Lieut K. E: Kern, rived June 4. V Tuesday, July 14. 24th 2d Ses- San FrancIsco-r-NIppo- n Marn. Japan- leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:36 Infantry; Lieut. Frank R. Warren, stationed at tha , Philippines. CaUs'at Manila, omitting call-a- t Shanghai. a. m, for Halelwa hotel; returning ar- sions, C. A. C; 2d ' Lieut Geo. U. ese str. :;v ... p. Smith,; P.vs.; 2d .Lieut MaUen A.4 Victoria and Vancouver Niagara C--A. WE WASH AND STERILIZE rives in Honolulu at 10:10 m. The S.; Limited stops only at Pearl City and Joyce, P. S.; 2d Lieut Wellborn S. CASTLE & C00KE, LIMITED,' Agents, Honolulu ;; ; Kona.; . - - S. and Kau ports Mauna Loa Waianae. ..- Dent P. FEATHER PILLOWS AUDI F COMPANY 8tr., noon. Daily, tExcept Sunday; tSunday only. Per str. S. S. Manoa from San Fran- ALEX YOUNG LAUNDRY cisco July 14. John Waterhouse, Mr. Maul, Molokal and Lanal port 9-- G. P. DENISON, ; F. C. SMITH, p. Phone 3481 Miles, W. Peacock, Mrs. A. Tinker, Mlkahala str., 5 m. CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- N ROYAL M AIL LINE Superintendent. G." P. A. ports-Kin-au Miss L. G.1 Sullivan. Dr. C. L. Thomp OFHAVAII Kauai sir., 5 p. m. Suva ' VictoVta Vartcouvjr son. Mr. Jones. Mr. Smith, Hubbard 1 Wednesday, July 15. For Auckland and Sydney For and S 14 Case. C GL Abbot H. F. Lucas, Miss 824 BETH EL STREET San Francisco Wilhelmina M. N. S. ;S. Makura ...... July, 15 S. S. Niagara ...... July T. MURAKAMI SH0TEN 1 Palfreman, Mies Clara Stevens, Mrs. S., 10 a..m: ' S. S.; Niagara ...... Aug. 12 S. S. Marama Aug. 11 Thompson, Mrs. W. Sydney r via--- ' Suva and f Auckland S. S.: Mafama ...... Sept. 9 8. S. Makura ....Sept. 8 V ! G.iWTalker,Mrs: , Importer and Dealer in D. Lowrey, Box 446. 2035 Makura OA. S..S. F. maid and two children. P. Oi Telephone . LTDM; AGENTS JAPANESE DRY and FANCY GOODS Miss Caryl George. Mrs. J.: H. Booge i Friday, July 17. ITHE0. H:DAVIES'& CO., GENERAL PROVISIONS. GROCERIES.! Etc and maid. Miss B. Hopkins. Mrs. Nor San Francisco Ventura O. S. S 5 32-3- M J Suggestions given ; simplify- p. m. .Cigar 4 "Hotel Street, near Nuunauv man Wa tkins. iss J. Renny Catton. for Mrs. John Waterhouse, Mr. Palfreman, ing or ; systematizing office Manila via Hongkong and Japan AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY ; W. Palfreman. Miss Charlene. Miss M. work. All business confiden- ports Manchnxla P. M. S. S. r New .York, Honolulu every days of Magellan " From to twelve via Straits Include E. Sullivan, H. Darling, Mrs. Jones, tial, ' Saturdays' July 18. Next sailhlgs July an d July 23rd. Do Not Forget to llth 5 Y. TAKAKUWA & CO., Wrm.; Cullen. U J. Briggs, Rev. D. a San Francisco Mongolia P. M. S. S. ' Freigbt received at all times at'the company's wharf, 41st Street,' ' MIfs Mrs. K. - r ; Limited. Peters. Jones. J. Bodel Conducts all classes of Audits T Tuesday,! July 21. , ; South Brooklyn, "V v.;, and children. Miss Maybell San Francisco Manoa COMMISSION MERCHANTS Bennett. investigations, furnish-- t . iMJNJSS, and and 4 v-- . SEATTLE" TACOMA HONOLULU DIRECT. Japanese Provisions - : W. G. Walker. F. D. Lowrey. J. IL fl-- p. m. ;.v v ' FROM OR TO and es'T Reports on all kinds ? W of k - t Booge, B. . i- General Merchandlsa I J. Castle. Miss Sarah Lucas, nancJaK Work. ' v " Monday. July 27. S. S. AMentanaiT. topsail about J ufy 14th. -- H. .V " IN THE GROCERYvDRCER' Nnuanu St. near King SL Norman Watklns. Airs. W. S. Williams HongJcoog via Japan ports Tenyo Hackteld &Co Ltd-Aflenta- CTP; Mone,"CenlTFrerg!ir AeenL Mra W, IL George, V : Marn, Japanese str, , r