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: and;Stations y v r FIELD HEADQUARTERS m 3 .- -3 I: - SCHOFIELDiBARRACKS AT 1 - .i iii ' ' 7 frr m . a n n n n n n n So Says Attorney-gener- a! in: a nnn nnn a General Macomb and Staff Will Formal Opinion v to Move' to Leilehua "7 nGOYEBXOR'S C0M3TE5T OX - ,tt Mrs. Roosevelt And Wounded " Jake n y snoonxo n Mott-Smit- boosevelt- vl h 1 - U . U , Saturday ; j n ; Governor; Frear,' discussing the' n yy:MahsChildrert$H ' To get ; the mobile army of Oahu, n attempted .assassination of Roose-,-8 approximating 3,000 men, into the tt velt, this ; mornings commented : n , i egrams Sympathy 8 v "it is not fatal to his homlna-- H field for the coming inspection ma- tt ' "Men in public life and In the tt 1 ---as a. tion If the candidate, falls at the tt neuvers requires, just as much detail tt public eye .' such Roosevelt1 tt U time' of filitg' his nomination pa- - 8 and preparation as to put an army 1 tt must --.naturally : expect - that at tt ' - Condolence Pour From tt pers to tl&U his party affiliation tt three times that site into action. There tt any time they may be made the tt And In tt and he may do. so subsequently is the same amount of paper work at tt'.victims of assaults from fanatics, tt tt and' by separate. letter, of later tt headquarters, the same perplexing de- tt it is regrettable, but it is and al- - tt World--Abs- bl U ways All Over The t e It date than the pate of .placing bis tails to be worked out, and the same ; tt has' been true that the lives tt ' last-minu- 4CiaEF2IETERS v tt nominaticn papers In your of-- tt number of te oversights to be tt of prominent men always are in tt Indian catcher, who floored. In 'the . 4 w tt flce.M. -- Attorney-gener- al ..LInd. tt rectified. A whole division could be tt more danger than those of the r - s ' Republic- - tt ordinary- individuals.' . . tt tt car's ODlnicn on ilaui tt turned out with ho more trouble than r y JEFF, TESREAU : suppose -- ortn-- tt an nominations, t ; . is being taken with one brigade; tt that this unf tt 'While the maneuvers proper do not Mcflraw's great, youngster, who stood tt nate affair will . have a tendency tt ... y today. iA , ! commence until next Monday, General the test tt to swing some votes .to? Rbose--i tt Vr CHICAGO, IIU Oct 15 Col.. Roosevelt's phys!:lans;thls aftsrn::n ; velt, that; he might i other-- tt bulletin-rtatlnjultratriMr.- R Jv.Aserting . that the Xalluro, of Macomb, his. adjutant general, ;and. the tt noti sued ; r.:. 3 a - tt republican nominees from Maul .' to have a considerable staff attached to Joe Wood Is Hammered Out bt tt wise have received rJust how merefle$rCOUndf but. a serious wound; in; the chest. Absoluts q.!:t x "to tt many, not. even; the.;:election tt I write their party affiliation on the what, is be known .as vthe central next '. - ropers seLt to ' station, which is to be located at the tt mohth:inarface;;iirur wtr' :: - nomination the Ter - - s' doubtedly ; to- in- tt . etf sJte olheftwJOstAShofieliBarr .Sr-Hrtter- tt tne 7eaers or governments and from hundreds of private citizir.;. .1 ritorial Lea tlary t t . : racks, will take up their field quarters tt fluence votes jn his ,fajrort hoWt man ilar, kept busy; receiving and .filing these and t.' ? Invalidate the nominations of those - 1 metsasu ar.v..r!.3 - - : V-t- Saturday.- wHl any tt ever." t ? ? - , nita, Attdrncy General Lindsay' this there on There be more Important ': ..'' . amount of work which is to come up BOSTOrf, Mass Oct 15w Under n n tt a n n n n a tt ttttaa n morning cave his' written opinion on clos- at the last minuter, which can be better the terrific strain of five games M'; "'' y ' the protest of the democratic party's er, than any previous. world's baseball K?ilx: fAssociated Press Cablel handled on the ground than from de ! n representatives, which .was submitted series; both the NewYorks and the - MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct 15-- John Schrenk, thejeraied launiryrr-- to him .yesterday by Secretary IE. A, partment Headquarters in Honolulu . who shot Roosevelt,' was arraigned here today 'on a charge of attempt;.! ' - Boston Red Sox slumped today in the IS ; -. Macomb, who will be direct ' a. General Mott-Smlt- f- .- ... . ' '. ' ;y ' : ' ;.r r- murder. He pleaded guilty. t ' ; ' . or of maneuvers and chief umpire, will field, but the fierce hitting . of the MOfW.3 In each Instance ; in which a candi resulting game y party have a considerable staff attached to Giants made the sixth 'I date failed to i peclf his af headquarters, assignment of the big series one of the most sen- filiation, the nomination paper was his' the of LA F0LLETTE TELEGRAPHS HIS SYMPATHY TO COLO !iEL officers being announced this morning sational on. record. t held tip by Secretary Mott-Smith,- " and HI : :. ' It was hitting, a contin- ': ' : '; ' " as follows: this fierce ;"y : :i j, i Associated Press Cable V: l' ' not, filed until later, word,; supplying Station Brigadier Gener uation ' of bombardment of yes- necessary Central the MADISON, Wis. 15-- R. M. today the information was receiv al Macomb ."Major George H. McMan- - terday, that drove "Smoky Joe" Wood Oct Senator LaFolIette telegraph edV In -- substance the Attorney Gen us, inspector; CoL from box, in his attempt ed his profound sympathy for Col. Rcosevelt ; ry opinion division Lieut Ar the beaten eral's holds that the law does Campbell, adjutant general; to wlrt over metro- v SMOKY JOE WOOD IN HARD BATHE chibald three times the 1 not specify tae manner in which this 'I' - Associated Press 1 "v Major B, Frank Cheatham, chief quar- - politans. .Wood plainly showed the Of Boston, who couldn't win his third Cabtel Vv''"V statement of party affiliation shall effects lot r the great efforts he put game from the Giants. NEW YORK, N. Y; Oct ISMrs" Roosevelt, Theodore Ro6iee!t Jr" be made; therefore, inasmuch as the (Continued on Page 8) forth in the first two games, when hej and Miss Ethel Roosevelt together with Dr. Alexander Lambert the farv statement is made, in some manner held New York at his mercy. Today Giants hit everything that came near Prince Telegraphs Capture of ily physician, are hastening to the bedside of Col. Roosevelt In Chlca; 3. , the papers before nomination are he was Ineffective, his curve, ball the plate, getting sixteen safeties, in- 10,000 Turks and placed formally on; file; the nomina- old- - clean-u- p no on it, and his cluding several drives, - X-R- .V. havlhfiv "stuff AY EXAMINATION SHOWS DOCTORS WOUND SERIOUS tions are va!li V'.y' v'., REPUBLICANS ARE Both were off in field- Artillery . 5 timt speed had been lost He was v teams their The Repu; Means arei not. alone in ' ; errors and evidently. ing. New York had four ' ' tired. ' ." this failure to express party affilia- lAssociated Prew Cable : ; (Associated 'iress. CableJ r v. yyy;:- . .. On Other hand, .Tesreau, Boston five. . ' th "Jeff f: Germany, Oct. 15. 15-C- oI. tion on their nomination papers.The MuggkY; McGraw's .husky youngster, The games now stand 'three for heidelbero; V CHICAGO; lll Oct" Roosevelt arrived In this , city lats' last . - Montenegro hasr Secretary explained this morning BUSY IN had a world of speed. Even at that each team, and according to the turn Prince Peter of. tel night from Milwaukee, and was attended by a corps of physicians. This X-ra- that five democrats .were guilty of ; flipped in New York yester- egraphed his former tutor in Heidel morning a thorough examination by y; was made of ths wound, after -- he could not entirely check Boston's of a coin ' the same omission.' In four instances, JM 1 berg University that Montenegro has physicians gave out an official statement. In statement sluggers, y y day, by the captains, the deciding which the this after they had been notified by him, game played Boston to- won a glorious victory, that 10,000 fo the first time the seriousness of the wound Is revealed The physi- 'The game early developed intoa is to be in artillery the candidates sent in their, notifica- duel of basehlts, in which the Giants morrow. Turks with their have been cians say that, the hurt Is deep. The bullet cut the chest wall without party . tion of affiliation by separate ' . H. E. captured. ) striking any organ,' entering an inch below the right nipple, f led, getting . a start that made them Score: R. vital and en- letter, and :n one instance by an safe", eo se- New York 11 16 '4 ranged ' upward four Inches, imbedding Itself deeply. . No evidence is - mm that the frequent bingles e CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, tirely hew s t of nomination papers. cured off, Tesreau were not alarming. Boston !..,." 4 9 5 Oct. found, that it penetrated the lung. The wound has not been probed and , 15. Two home rule candidates also omit- : finally-se- The Porte has recalled its min necessity an operation Is not Indicated. Col., Roosevelt's The Republican nominees . are all Charlie Hall was nt into Batteries New York, Tesreau and the for condt ted the important statement and sup- isters to Athens, Sofia and Belgradue, is hopeful, but absolute rest is demanded. His pulse Is 90, tempera busy with campaign meetings now. the. box to succeed Wood, but he Meyers .Wilson; Wood, Hall and tion ' ' plied the omission later. ; -- this officially severing relations with 99.2 20. ' :' ' v y Last night, they stood bareneaded in could not stop the . slaughter. .The Cady. ture and respiration , .; .The one difference ; between the Greece, Bulganla and Servian. As colonel descended from his automobile - lats last night and while, the voters, likewise ' the the rain and : Republicans - . e ' and democrats in this stood in the rain and listened --atten walked toward the hospital where he was to be cared. for and the exam-- respect is that the former, in six in- - Inyfront'of tively. This morning, some of the JURY COMPLETED TO . (nation made, a photographer exploded a flashlight just him, . stances, sent -- in the additional ; in- SUPERVISORS CAUCUS ON PLANS MGoshl - Democrats and , Home Rulers who endeavoring to get a picture. 8hot agalnl" exclaimed the colonel. - TRY LABOR AGITATORS formation . by wireless. ' were present at the meetings of the Mr. Roosevelt's' secretaries this morning announced that he wiltaban. The Democratic Central Committee Republican patfy at Atkinson Park don his scheduled campaign . speeches and the probabilities art that he will fAssociated Press Cable I will hold a meeting tonight to dis- Kamehameha 1 v road, called at rtipri Ovtftr Riv fni a' aa iaaii ai fa rlflnltl knAwn' h ma .' cuss and SALEM, Mass, Oct 15. The Juryi rf the carrying of the matter . tH!. . w wnunrf- - - witi winmm into the Republican Headquarters and an TO SPEND SURPLUS OF . ... w V . ml VWI W. V. W aw huii.tw w ..... wv $16,000 I the courts, y readines to help boost l licit win u...iuc Birvtuicu iiviuia nounced .their World here, including those the regular Republican nominees. the cases CHAS. BROWN, CLEVELAND, SHOT BY MANIAC AMUCK (Continued on Page Twol ) evening, at 7:30 o'clock, one of Ettor and Giovanitti, charged with This killing a woman during the Lafrence meeting will be held at the residence Having an estimated surplus of (come to a somewhat serious pass. H. ritftfhMfttnl Cahl.l - strike, been completued.' Prnt cf W. C. Achi, rifin District, and an S16.000 over outstanding appropria- - H. Williams, contractor for tms ser- has DCPtlCATE TTPIYRITEU burying Indigent CLEVELAND, O., Oct 15. Charles Brown, a leading Roosevelt sup- other at Moillili, Fourth District. Achi tions, the supervisors last night held vice, has been the porter of this city and prominent In Ohio Bull Moose waa meet-- cemetery plot owned by The wonderful vitality of James J. the movement wil preside at the fifth district a caucus of committees to consider dead in a . shot here this morning by a lunatic, who made his escape . In the crowd. ng, will money expended. himself, but this is now filled. The Corbett has brought him safely : while Mr. Freitas omciate at how the snould be. Brown will recover. ; the Moillili meeting. No -- definite schedule of improvements board of health has closed the Pearl through am operation which would Almost all of the candidates of the however, was adopted. Results were City cemetery, so there is no opening have proved fatal to the average man Republican party, will be present to largely negative, being decisions in that quarter. It was decided to ask Helen Gould Is writing a book of TAFT ISSUES STATEMENT EXPRESSING HORROR AT ACT superintendent of public works memories. She hasn't given a title, address the electorate of tne rourtn wnere not to spend money. the it ' space a "potter's field" but says the book will contain much (AMoctated.lTa CaoieJ .'. ." "y 'y and fifth districts tonight. One proposition turned down was to grant for ' George F. Renton will speak at both that of macadamizing the Wahiawa in the Makiki cemetery. food for reflection. NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct 15. President Taft t6day Issued a. statement of these meetings. road, which, being estimated would expressing the deepest regret at the attempted assassination 'y of y Col. With the return this morning of E. cost from $10,000 to 112,000, was SCHRENCK BELIEVED WAS AVENGING PRES. M'KINLEY Roosevelt "I cannot withhold an expression of horror at the act of a ; K. Fernandez, the moving picture ex determined to be out of the question. maniac who attempted to assassinate Mr. Roosevelt he said. v' pert from Hilo, it is hoped that the There was discussion over the The following Associated Press message was received by the Star-Bulleti- n candidates will be ex way yesterday evening, in addition to the news of the shooting of FALLS THROUGH GRATING; gathered around and assisted inv get. portraits of the right of for the Pearl Harbor ting was to evening by means of stere-optl- c line, point where Col. contained in its second edition and extra editions: him out and he taken the hibited this Traction Co.'s at a Roosevelt NECK BADLY GASHED office of Dr. Walters; where - th slides. S. M. Damon's interests are involved MILWAUKEE. Wisconsin, October 14. Col. Theodore RooseveH. was v wound was attended . to. Later he Music will be furnished at bow of It was promised that Engineer Whjte-hous- e shot in the breast and slightly wounded tonight a3 he was leaving tho Wong Duck, a bartender in the pro meetings. The speakers tomor required Gilpatrick Hotel, where he was stopping, for the Coliseum, where was was removed to his home and is these would have the data he Young hotel buffet, while walking nounced out of danger. y row evening will be : on the matter ready for presentation to speak later in the evening, as part of the presidential campaign. along Hotel street yesterday afternoon On Fort near School A. S. Kalelo- - today The wound was superficial. The colonel insisted on going to the hall ' fell through an open grating In the DR. G. RAYMOND ' pu, Geo. F. Renton, Sam Parker, Geo. It was voted to devote $1000 to and begin his speech after seeing that the assassin was arrested and sidewalk leading to the basement of a V. fir K Smithies, D. Kalauoalani, Jr., Chas. finish the Ewa and Waianae road. 1 taken to the police station. Henry F. Cochems, former football star of Har-- building near the corner of Smith DIES IN SAN FRANCISCO Costa, C. G. Bartlett, C. A. Long, and a prominent Bull Moose - John The sum of $300 was granted to vard leader in the State, seized the assassin street, with the result that he was 'V.yy'. . f y- "v Enos, C. N. Arnold. Third avenue, Kaimuki, the resi- and held him until the police arrived. taken to his home with a large gash Word has been recelved here 6f the Fifth District meeting will be held at dents on that thoroughfare contribut- A great mob surged around t;he man, who apparently is extremely in the back of his neck. death on October j 2. ot Dr..Creorge W. Aiea. Wm. A. Kane presiding. The fol ed S135 additional out of their own radical on the subject of Roosevelt running for a third term. The man The accident occurred between Raymond, of San 4 Francisco, due to " lowing candidates' will address the pockets. is of small stature. His name has not yet been He - 5 learned. admitted the Nuuanu and Smith streets. Duck was pleura pneumonia. Dr. Raymond . is voters there: Action was deferred on the propo- firing, saying that any man who is looking for a third term ought to be walking along Hotel street and' as he well known in Honolulu, having prac J. M. Dowsett, J. W. Cathcart, Capt. sal to lay bitulithic pavement on the shot. Notes in his .pockets stated that the man had been visited by neared Smith he looked across the ticed here for seven years previous ! SAVES 50 PER CENT OF PRINT-- , R. Parker Waipa. Jas. Bicknell, E. K. strip connecting Queen street with dreams by the spirit of the martyredWilliam McKInley, who said to him, street and at the same time walked to his removal to San Francisco. , ER'S BILL. Fernandez, David Notley, E. H. Paris, Hackfeld wharf, which was mention- indicating Roosevelt: "This is my murderer. Avenge my death." Roose- Into the opening in the sidewalk. In Andrews Cox. ed in this paper some days ago. velt refused to permit physicians to examine the wound until he had fin- falling he struck against the edge of The meaner a, woman" grows tha II. E. HEXDBICK, LTD C. L. Crabbe will preside at the Burial of the indigent dead was ished his speech at a temporary platform erected in front of the hotel, the hole,) cutting a deep gash In the harder it Is for her to get a becom-- 1 ' :. Merchant and Alakea Sts. Phone 2C1S. meeting on Fourth District, another problem discussed, it htfving where he was to address an overflow crowd. back of bis neck. A crowd .quickly ins . 1 BTSB-BOTEE- HOCTOTOT W TTJiESD"AT, OCT. 15, 1912.

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DeU : A - ...... mm attorney.-genrarsjoplnio- n, ad- s r The m dressed to SecretarxvMottSmith says: In Which is combined the HAWAIIAN STAR, established 1833, 12 d xth EVENINTT Seml-Wtl- lj p riicsiiJiiiA r 1 have. the. honor to acknowledge re- BULLETIN, esUblUhsd 1!SI" Issued Daily and by MB Ort. pi "iii ceipt yours 14th requesting ; of of Inst, 5 TPV a3U IS &.4B U47 as7 as) 4 my opinion on certain facts herelnaft - HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIH; LTD., i tMA ltJSM XS3. ass &S2 1.7 IVA one quarter er stated, together with a protest dat- PI Blood flowed, to Pa-chec- death ed October 12, 1812; lronv.li. 0. o, Publishers, Commfefclnl Printers, s.h is t ea ias master, and the arrest of another OW CHINA DEPRIVED OF -- FILIFIWOS befell chairman Democratic Territorial 1 tst its? were some of the incidents that central committee, and a is if.n Pacific' Mail Manchuria dur citizen the liner taxpayer-o- f att) asu y and the territory of Ha - ia aiv kM - five-da- ; f is !hg the stay at the port of WALLACE ft. PARUINQTON. . .tJeneral Business " A.S1. waii against placing the . names of H. Mananer ti S3 1 OSS Manila.':-- S-- . tlE PEACE an 1M ' .vs' A. Baldwin-a- s a candidate for. Sena- 'I- Mail " Offlcers in the Pacinc steamer Waf-ahol-o: to Iinsl 1 nasi tor and of John .Wilcox, Edward A- - M fM brought news series of en- - China of a P-- J. Goodness, A.- F. Tavarea, jof rnoon on board, bigger, liner, ' Firsbiatter the, . Pj counter.' the Charles ,Makelau and George v p. FLAT RATE FOR DltriAT ADVZnTISLN'd OVtROOO 1NC11E3... Alaska by wa which, '.;whila i reachihg Uhe China UNTIL JAN. 1, 1915 rl ' It's: s ; formidable array of deadly the cutter to ofthe Cooke as candidates fof representa- (Preferred Position 20) ,.Uc PCa through through unofficial cSonrces, would in- Weapons . remained In the poe-- Suea canal instead of the tives on the official ballot for the com- si.&a nrst inssrucnana suhsequ&ni ,r.uL y that dicate that trouble ;' in latge dottds taksiisi katjj; s:3 tr?r 4"' ' strait of Magellan, was based wh&ly , ing elections '.'on the ground that said Cent per wprt-yce- nu per per ; of In the Pacific over; . While-- cargo CLASSIFIC!:One llse wtci. cession the officer' upon the cost. The saving 4a in fsel, hovered the vessel candidates have not filed Itheir nomi- titli liner' China "during the passage becanser If tfie went was being-discharge- d 'and loaded at papers the otherfoutt Philippine port. nation In accordance with Act ATERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION JULY AXP AUGUST 4973 of that vessel from Hongkong to Ho- the Government would have to pay the 67 on the Session Laws of 1911. nearly two The American Quartermaster is re nolulu and at a time that 16 to ? 20 a ton for coaLAs . it is she The facts submitted to me are sub- MAIN OFFICES .....v.:.;...;.....,....;,... 1059 ALAKEA STREET ported killed as a result of a revolver -- Hundred Filipinos were in transit to will coal at Gibraltar Colombo and 6 a. 76; 8 a. m., stantially as follows: .7 Telephones Editorial OfHcwSZU Temperature v IteeratglSirBsalaets ; " Mlnl-m&nt.l- shot fired 'by a Chinese sailor. The ; the plantations on the Hawaiian Jsl Yokohama, . aet , , 8ft; 10 a. fit 82; 12 noon, 81 officer from tbe deck to a cased The nomination "papers In question BaANCa OFFICE . MEHClUNT CTAHiT Officers of the Ufialga are: Captain night, 741 k - . - v, tek reached you through mails on Oc- below, And the bullet causing the ' upon departing the fall m ;, Almost immediately R. 0..; Crips, Commanding; Second twiAd-- 4, W , .... ' a. m velocity eirecuon s , . - tober tb, and Wereuaccempanied by a 4Jf. U .... . !'.;".' from the Chinese port, trouble In Ai Bhanley, of- N. instant death. ir ;.! fi1TDCM)f1MTAV ',;"..K:k Lieutenant T. ordnance 8 6, direction er rt)Wa. N.C; Vdl, velocity Another-quartermast- alleged to letter addressed to you by one S. E. Marge loomed up aboard the is " bunches ficer; Second Lieutenant C. G. Roemer velocity 12, direction N. Campaign Man- STAR-BULLETI- ' E.; 10 a. m., have been unsuccessful in landing a Kalama, "Republican DAILY N V; "; V; vessel. The Filipinos recruited by re watch officer; Second Lieutenant of 12 noofi. velocity 7. dlrettlon E. MaUL Sugar E.: large consignment of prepared opium ager", dated Makawao. October presentatives for the Hawaiian Engineers, C. C. McMillan, chief en- Movement,- - 24 211 miles. papers ' Moath, United .?S ' past hours. and while the drus confiscated. 4. im. These appear to be Per anywhtrs Is SUtes ;...... Planters Association apparently drew gineer; Second Lieutenant of Engia 8 wii. In U.. S.C0 ii EarcnaltSr at a. tt W.cai Kfia placed-- under; arxe&t. regular: on theirs. face, ii.thly.W6re Per Quarter, anywhere United SUtes ...... i . . . , . Ddw-pbi- the officer' was the labor preserves of sereral and eers Eaton, engin- tSi, nt fayi -- -- t'! P.'B. first lastlstast tfv nttmldlty, 8 aJ M to. answer to charge. t signed at.?lett' twentyfive duly Per rear; anywhere In United SUtes...... 8.C 3 Vklcly v B a serious - 'separated localities eer; Passed Assistant Sargeoh G. Li at-- 1 ;mi tt, (IT; AAbestuUlhnBldit; qualified alette)rs of the-- district 'In Per Year; sosipaid,N foreign .v.". , ...... i ...... 12.C3 1 . . - - , fcfit the 'Philippines. Collins, surgeon. w ..,, ; i fiEMI-WEEKI- a. nu 6.998. Ramrau, '.vs. which, the candidates propose, to. stand ; - .Y -- 8TARBULLETIN ; , , Clan fights were the result of the The new eraft ir 190 feet orer all, for election, they were deposited with j:':-- intermingling ;of natives from . rival 173 feet- - Ahches long between per- you prescribed by law, .;.;...$ within the time Year, anywhersMa V. in ororlnces. serious 6 l t ta I accompa- Per; United Ctatesr.Ji 2.f3 VTh trim real pendicular' 32 feet inches beanl ahd sad i each, nomination, was 1 1 & Per YeartnyWhere In. Canada.. . ;. . S.t , ;clash between 'Filipinos took place feet inches depths net amarnrit VESEELS TO ; .5 l i i- by,, deposit o..tWeilty-flv- e dol- If t MW l'M nied a postpaid,-foreig- n ;.V, ..i.4.f.., on the after deck of the lifter, before . ri Til Per Ytar, ...... , .4 fC3 consists of four mathlr.e lars. None of. the candidates stated - - , lOrj to 'mainland in V." it:- - ' .5 '.:,' '; .J: . Nagasaki, the first Japanese port? of gtns, in addition to small arms las tie THEiiitAflDS Mail forwarded the py what political party they had been HfVN;? 'ii- ;r t '' o Liberia arrived San Francisco ACirtai til to llenolsia n:c::::, T. IV V can was rescnea. n iwaa. suueo. vaim crew,; which oumbert ; sixty-tw- men the at nominated, tor What their; party affllla. Canrt'ctJ far.EslIit, tti, yeitsrdayi Morning..1 w--- -' large - - " - morning that in the melee fan exclusive of the officers, . . ;.v (gsedal Calls to Eerelaxts1 Uons were. ! , '.:;- ?t.-- ' mur-derou- s xoail. from .the mainland knives, keen edged razors and .Thenext On account of ybuf hot; being f fur- I J Ta-clfi- c TTAj 'Ml? appearing were., un ' Is due to arrive on,Friday in the faiJhnQrJhepartynomInjting him JAPAfjtZZ jPROFITS. v bolos Guard Aoalntt Chler Iff China. nished' e with Information ; regarding 7J of the Revised Laws pro- - , iLectlon Toyo earthed irom the- baggage and per . Tuesdit.fiOttaber 15. 1912. MaU liner Korea. .Thecondlticact Klsen Officers in the Pacific Mall lifter which ipoUUcsJ.paJiirhsd. nominated vides thah&y it- - i tz X , A. day bassage . la cred steadily immigrants. BATrrnXKCISCO-Aftlv- October iwehtrohe 1 Kalsha has been Improvln? tonal effects of the China were advised ite guard against thesa candid oc ? ; whethenaAhey vtxeept provided' in Section SI, -- , the-- Americail'schooner Blakeley, atesr Is' of late, pafly Before the weapons of destruction a possible infection troht thblerafinri 15, 5:00 a xn.M'B. S ?WHhelmina, Ited wtjrehhonartlianii.drpuitefUxedit representative the ten havir.2 declared ' -- ballots for each pi-st- squad of i &'x,-1. Which arritnextjati PfirUToWnsend the a dividend ' term at the could be placed in action, a ins the vYislfe of the; ateaaet at 'the OeLWS . 'has fetisg,vand ' fomae : ? elestlon . district shall contain the Hyades from tlonolulttUn wXikwht, JilaJiaj' rate of . 12 per cent for new shares officers descended in the midst of the several Japanese ports, . with i the re i Arrived Cctoher" 15' SS. wirele6edpioi.iech jnl thfl"xordldates names candidates for representa - .iHimbnts destined at ftVrHirisrv of all and 8 per cent for oil, While deben- warring Filipinos and before the little sult that all second class and steer- from HiloY October 6. A esklngrheni (ttaiiurnlshryourl with this who have been such con-elderab- 4 14, left Eureka In the tives for district tures to le' band. of Americana had completed age passengers in, this vessel to the SAN- - tlEDRCAftlved, October inafgjLl3nu h rererrtng J4ihfcra ; to bate taen'.rc!etrr.8d a and duly. nominated In the manner tn this ' - ; - ? i res-fuse- sctvQCSscc itl tessel their '.work of pacification ;they had nvmberi of several hundred werei d S.'s a: Workman, nehce October 6. AiiTiaOaatesr Aa-;CJ- , anoint, t iGesslca LanaJBlb vrhe chapter provided and Shall contain no ;:.:: . ii. I. Mi tji w ; more-arm- s Octd--; cn s i $ , t f & Q iccjred a hundred or i permission go ashore x PORTA TOWNSENDArrived, csilini lastputayurpita ysud recsitsdjiithe 'iotlow-in- - ' to name . Avi- :H.'' J ; o Sep-V- . d5i3attii3-to- r Japan cand other According', ts lite, advices received fcoilescrint manufacture. Razors, Accordlng-t- a report which rtath tl.UarsrS. a iAIttft, hence Tha;Chita wirelBSSiitteaaago ffxaii Waiiuku, sta- bt '.- - Moura.oclock this af-- A dlifsrentjccastructlon of the this morning front the Island of Kauai, knives, clubs, bolos and cans: cutters t tiirtsHtat vtj -- ed Honolulu: this morning .with the teiber:i2 Chl' Mad): j-i- 'rirtt - ' : jra tutes .involved in these questions ; alike Pacific r,; . ; : tefljcciitlU &Lvmte&tAt ddiUdnal ii. the British freighter Vennachar, which vtre confiscated: The arrival of the line?, the epidemic is frCcpuilicah - ifrofiii'this.-porhi-s Miininatei?ot.y. would .nullify the. .Wishes of the- quali- - light sev- pnssengtrs has been discharged of a full shipment Hail men also- brought to la a fair way of being stamped out 6. s CHINA sails for San Francisco tatlh MParty state in nomination papers fied electors who have in writing nom- ; p. " :i-v-- :: tLisMatSonvarNayirxtlott aMeSiner of Australian coal at Al!;a ii to revolvers.' There were kept and . 4:o0 H::- ; h, Prt eral at Shanghai, but the situation con at' fa.i - Bal2.wliU:iIiGcdness . my opin.-lo- Malaai.Ta-- candidates, In -- Ala-.- llctlulintfcAakingJiaitnnhlbeFotrf: bas-- inated tneie sail today for- Columbia river ar.d xpca the arrival of the China at l tinues very grave at Nagasaki Kobe - .ifregd-larlUe- s, Stares WalaholoiWilcciLi Msere forfhaK detects i BefiTa-fxds- -- ahd Puget ports. morning ,weapons j raff oars, Hawaiian 1 Sound This tersel has" - Lei wharf this the and Yokohama. Many tieathS daily ti CaidatetQaP43ociAiwSr4uiniix -- ahould be ignored when the I Cua-tcsv-R tlttsi4uKea. . been to load Aus- were turned .over to the Federal fxom the: scourse are ..renorted wiisjim Cstri prodttfet&t;wUittamtk ftitii tsai) to 6 chartered amber for - Mauna Kea tui oil October spirit and substancec of the laws have ship. The lhteristand steamer thQKcmsti.d Th&tilion&tnlut Utasall utt-yo- v tralia. .. clflcers whoTisited the through health and qnaf autine chan called ur office "Re- ' Was boarded by wUd beast lions, leo- .FrtnclstyatltfciaoHcloclil tb-- eiid wptstr been observed v.. r. The oa the present trip . The daily; press of Shanghai forxllatt v.j FllftBM nels publican? Part!n'U;jilainly aCrosA .his , I therefore answer your questions as are declared as unusually warlike in as well as those, of Japan are descrete pards and tigers going aboard thai. ires ani- nomination ipapers.o Ckaflyvtin his follows: . v.jv -- vX :":;;-;- " -- sel during :the iUy at Hilo. Tfce ;;:;; ;v..: , bcarirg. The Chiia: received ceneemlng favages of . ; their lr silent the the tasdjiheisre Uhersy caaL. vfcs no 1: Yea ; ; v- -' kw-- - ' y.-j-- .. made litUe tronble for I little brown brothers during the disease.- . - - mals however H3 AimiTED : ' ; : - l2 '; miisrthe istate ( 3 ' Yes, ' :r ; ':; -- ; : NEW- TODAY . foubtihai ;' at-tlong- ." officers and great amount' of . stay . comipleted theV voyage to the lw hvbs The China .s - mmi rqsired. by ;Act 47 Seisioo; 3: It is not fatsl to his nomination - - tnent-it- g fear was expressed by (he passengers i Fror3'iIIc--r:r- L Naga- ; Tt liner arrived' here this Honolulu without th6 Idas bt a single 191 your diity-- ; place ' were sakBd--Kofie--Ohan- g Sing, Laws LaiU to his j the candidate fails at the time ot NOTICE Asiatic steerage passen-(ger- s passenger of over their arrival. The beasts Gam with health' the s e lit The trav troupe Ay. name Wi; the orflciai ballatUs?:ibvl-du- tiling nia nomination vpaperirto-stat- ex-- v part and parcel t a .triveling U ftX'iChhTTiLelri JameS aChbng, F. for Honolulu who, with the eleri was declared : ts excellent; AUti iUif tu ?.. hs party he may do so . p rearming jungle ereattiret The CtWmef," T Qdbng, , Mrs. JiU fum The Uniform RanX cf ths U O. O. II. cci-tic- ..of the Filipinos lacbde 29 whicbi is a good record; faking into cf Dealr Bmr i morning from Jork, 0pitf bJtfi'feepW Nrireless subseqnently and by sei)irate letter of : will drill every second and . steamsr returned this Dear. Bing Quong Maater rDear ofhe fourth Japanese and ono lone Chinese. A consideration .large number of s ' .the than the date of placing-hi- O- ' - Hilt with a fair list of cakia md decs: Mrs. E. M Fettdall, J. Frank, E. i B. j rum vtuiu&u auuve eet toira,. mw later.date Monday of each montir at -J , eeries of fights which luckily ter- Oriental passengers 6n bOafd. ' . ' ta .cargev GoodaW, homlnatlon papers of candidates nomination, papers in your officer ; - Fellows' bid 7: 25 -- ; took passengers and a small Purser Ooodale Mrs. E B.v Miss ther r n. minated with no loss of, life - iV4y.-:iYtA.nA- i-- v. ' ' Phllipps reports IrWdprate trads winds Dorothy Goodale;. 3. D. Hogg, J. G. were stamped with the- Secretary's ' tf. a ydu-ii 11. fk WHITC0::3. C:pt.? place during the voyago.. Three A. H. Steamers Mdnthly at -- yours : " V : -- stamped ; iTRespectfully - PAUL T;. EA!;:iO, shlp-rken- t' j and smooth tfeasv k v f Hothersall, Joe Sun, Mrs. Joe Sun, receipt and marked October ' Clerk. , China Is bearing record . ;.. The a San Psdro; -- ;: ; ;.V -- . D357-- tf - :v1:;i? B Attorney Oenera.1 f "-th- t9l2:at'JfjOS p. of silk to maftlana. Two arrangement entered) lntd Tw A.; Kedwardi W KlngWi Kraft, td :,r- "the .The-queeUo- Keauftftu Ceglht New Eervlte. : . . j Mrs A Latnptnan, MrSv AloM. . upon ; Which you. de- tLcusmd five Hundred bales this besa e- - time hg6 between American-H- lis tf tie The Interislafid steamef Keauhou M.-- Milne, sire my opinion are; as follows: S - : c ttirrxi ity valued at t k J tolUion and awaiian tlne tnd-- ' the1 OUtef t f Ws4itpatctfed.bh Monday a new j.Mra. Iloy .Shee, J Whether .yon should place the , U dollars Kare . stowtd; away Harbor Dac ccmpUry far ILrOLH MltcnelL t t.h 'hrili' and' Vtarf nd - of permit AfiStieK route which iaclodes a circait the MrrasiLJiMtttEf ftMurphy; ;lAng names of the- candidates. protested j the hold the liner. direct service to Lot 1 "' agalhst upon official ballot?. 1 The" China is scheduled tb depaf t by the big freighter eteam islania ot Hawaii. t'Tfte vessel has Suni Mrfct Pang Sum, Pang 3Shun J. the cf the carry passen-gers- i. Will been granted a license to DLriaSi Mrs PllsvxMJss 2. If that question, be answered in t:T four o'clock tnls ship, line be 'made active Dec JtU -; ; - i .' v.- ; , eom-pan- ails from Hilo affirmative,; Whether you should r rurcoca,; XaJlowing the. discharge of I, when ene of tho ships of the y iThe Keanhou Hacfc lL.tM. the Shet-tninjijMlaSf- - on Monday wil conect withr the Cihafraer?!CaptiW.MB lJl, place party affiliation of can- - ilO tons Oriental cargo for local 1m--. will tie tip at the dock on ' the" and CosSy, the the Mauna Kea Kawklhae, giv- UuuShefraao, E. H. didates ton the official ballott v t rsrters. Miner concession. ;, v at th4rb ' '.' ;.;:';" ing Kona and iKan passengers an op- Smith, Mrat LvvB. : Should the. candidate sUtSi hlsl r r Honolulu 13 cabin and see-,ch- d - At ' steamers the SaithMfsMSriiS. X drew of in-sursc- 1 least three av portunity flagship and Stalth,I!Tcangt party affiliation 3dm,ultaneous!y with ' passengers out total American-Hawaiia- n to tatca the BuOCrflWJ?lt4B. i - class of a vllne will call tdcktr'lp'ta?Ift)holalu.'i'Ths Webn, fiiing his nomination papVrs;ori St rs rs IC CrchVnWncAhbi the of "i , . and 5: second pas-'tens- monthly . -- Los Angeles thereafter, Urc.tllss cf cabin class at d ivcgotau Will-serve- large territory, Yoko he. so st&te subsequently and by ; who are proceeding to San and in less than-- a year's time prac- chiiriitiFroaf tan ' y expcted Wih tneet the Cetnahas haa--S2iB;AtasliUt- X. AiaaraoW;W. separato letter of later date ; - ' ' andlft thanthe Francisco. , tically all the company's Southerh - - abetter placing j "1 Roger Allman, Uie well- - ef Hilo- business men tor a AshfK MrcWilififiartitb, 'sMlss date of his nomination paper? t Captain California business 'will i be handled r 1 - - with i&lana ports. In your officef j Xzzvrti ckipper, reports fine; weather throcgn : San.. Pedro instead of vShh tttimer conheotldn MsyaCFlgilsrtis MrAAlaasEi t.!' on, - - Tujir. LAHattow, Itay the entire Toyage. The liner did Diego.- i : Hllonlift tffrsrn We CsdndAH HarloW, rlilsrjsGrarj ? Hartow, party Affiliation through an agent or cot call at Shanghai owing to- - the: ' - ''i m r&. '151 With a large geheral cargo and a WI : ttiijMobkinnMfs.H X. by, the . officers of aptolitlcal.; party quarantine imposed against . , t Mernisirrs that VJrolnlan in m strict Out the fJtbfnlf. lead ef lumber thA Matson Navl-gatid- acting his behalft v pert throughout Japan. 'Cholera still - detk KawaHr Mfikonddi HsudKoxm in ri"it: kti The; American Hawaiian freightet : . , 1 steamer iinioniaa from San Ng ElyMarsden; . Mrs. Marsden, K. Thfe protest . of Mr Pachectt Is. Sfor rages at the central China' city. --as Virginian with a large consignment of Frsacisco by the'wtf f seattlb Is an MatscaV K Nktori, M.'- - Mrs. M. tho reason that said' candidates have well as many cases at several points New York cargo and freight gathered : 0c Honoluld fornlfig. the ' :Y. not" filed nomination papers throughout Japan. Second class . - irrlval at this Ono, Mrsv Ht Ota; Shlmiio, Col. for the and Salina Croz, San- Francisco and ' - it. " : ' Senatotand,JRs-presentaUv- e : from the sound respective- offices ot ; vessel steamed down D. P. Stohter. passengers were not, allow. puget Sound ports Is due . to arrive ' S? tttcrte China-from- . ii-to- . - through fair . weather.' The Hilonian ; Per M. Hong fn accordance With Act Leave the Tessel at; any of the at Honolulu tomorrow I morning audi - P.' S.J. . distharge Port- At ports Honolulu t7 of the Session Laws of 1911 of the . has tafgotof ht Kong via Japan For Japanese ports owing to' quarantine the tessel Will take a berth at the ';.-- Kahulul, Kaanapalll' and Hilo. Loo Shee, Territory of Hawaii, i-- i ... regulations now in i force.: railway wharf. Virginian also len, Mrs. 'Lebng: Shee, Mrs. .The is : railway 67 tot .1811, - The vessel will Itertlr at the Master Tone Ming HlngH Miss .Tong Act of the Session Laws mall was landed this mortt- bringing, down consignment of live - ' X aall a -- ; '. Which Section 68 of Re- . At the agency of H. Hackfeld it stock a number of horses being ship wharf. lA Hohng ChltU: Miss Wong Wooft Yin. amends. the .' ' .fel4'!. ? V. Hawaii, does not ipre-scrib-e 'Companyit.' a score of cabin passengers ped to local importers. The Virginian ; ". HtH. fr. v Mitsnmnm and"' fcertattt. vised Laws of tn 6ad Shape Mataumura, .Mr. R. L. Ogil-Vi- e, the method by, which .nomina- have been booked, for- - the Coast, in is to take on two .thousand tons of Dauntless Master S. today through : tions - to the Legisla- the, China, This Vessel will also take sugar, and about an equal amount of A cable received here Mrs. & H. aompson. Miss E. of candidates ' , change indicates Wynne. ture, shall be ' made, hor attempt to . - thai Merchantr Ef H.. Thompson, J.. A. t. ilarge accumulation of mall des- pineapples, w . v - y V--; Dtuhtress urn rtate "What -- nomination papers shall lined for- - the ; mainland. that the American schooner With dumber front; Foit Braggr for contain.;; Such method, is prescribed China passed transport . Olx. ; .on UStxo-lul- Hilo was I ixl a bad way.: The tesset by. Section Si Revised Laws By, the licrsa Has Many for, Honolulu. ; Four days befors- - arrival at u ' " was toWed Into Sab Frandiscd today provisions1' of,. Section; 31, when not .1 , message United army trans- A wireless received from .the States report- liHWOE twenty-fiv-e duly port by by: the steamer Helens and' la less than . qualified the. Pacific Mall liner Korea enroute t)ix, coal laden from Manila condition; As re : , ed in waterlogged far electors have nominated Sand Francisco to Honolulu the. way of v Nagasaki,. Japan was - from San. and as known here the vessel Will be ' Cjuested a candidate in writing to. Tun - Ahere Friday morn-ing- ; passed . by -- liner is Ce to anivd the Pacific vMail discharged, ; rjallfbrttla port for, the Legislature, and such nomina- gives the information, thM .of China. The Dix took on between six at the 10 OAILERS Where ' repahrV will be made.' - tion Is deposited ' With the j Secretary cabin, passengers on board, forty-- and seven thousand tons of fuel -- at ,;".' ' lO ..2 ;; ,y'-rv- . ' . Within the; time prescribed; together Japanese port.; this? : : ' i five Kill. leave the vessel at Hono the Of ceal, at NiiHdu ' with the' required deposit,: it; becomes five, dis- 8teame pac!. ' least thousand tons is to be District Magistrate Lafhach, bbw - ; with small duty, the- Secretary V tla-Va- Returning from Itealal a the of tax receive . wireless was sent, to il charged at Honolulu. The -- t)ix . ex- during I v The .the' is amount oT argo the Ihteiislahd serving en police court benct such nomination: ;ahd place Itj en. file. re-ispoi- se pected hourly and Promotion Committee in will berth at naval abiencfei Ar Jurge Monsarrati on 1 the-- - 1 " sUlmer Nllhad Is being prepared for the , Before ' election the- Secretary to .a Query , forwarded to the wharf number, one . ; . r coast has proved that he Will deal x ThiB . With fine the required by. public expense to '..---- -. sea. vessel met weath law at , are-frequente- rs , Borne . days ago ;.;,;.::, ; .;s.i t ... V;-,- linr on the return eyage. v - severely with those who print the necessary ballots and Sec- VM .1 . c ; Alakea I nter-lslsh- d Sailings Day. cr The Korea will berth at This ttpon a charge; ot ! ,i e m At his oilrt' tion i of Revised Laws, as Inter-Islandsteam- n the er -i- - wharf, and should be dispatched tor The Mlkahala gambling. i . - : There Is no delay about the delivery fta'. Amended; by A Act 67 j of the Sesison Japan ports and China at five o'clock tor Maul, Molokai and Lanai ports, is McDuffie, De- cf goods from W.-5- - Peacock ft Co, "Chief tt Detectives Laws of 1911, prescribes what th ia the evening of the day of arrival. to sail this , evening, - taking . a fair Apana raided the Ltd.? now scheduled In the advertisemen- puty Kellett and Secretary shall print on such ballots, PROMPTLY ,SERVED v sised. cargo and cabin and deck pas - ' temple of fortune t-today. i - i ialr of a Japanese via,, the name or names of the per- ' New Revenue Cutter On Long Voyage. sengers. ; The Mikahala is slated for bite yesterday Afternoon and fifteen voyage son or persons to be voted for, the . On her maiden to the NOrth departure at five o'clock. t participants in a game of chance -- office or offices for ..and the District Pacific which will take her- throat i Taking fertlllter, lumbef and sundr- eattght -- the act, ahd after' a Were in in ; which the , election is, being. . held, tuany seas, the new United States rev-chi- r ies,-the steamer- - Klnau will be dis- straggle- - all were landed at the cen-tr- al and the termor terms of the respect- ' Unalgo, captain Richard patched v Kauai . ports five ; cutter fori at station ive office's being voted for "and .such O.; Crisp, left Hampton Roads a few o'clock. This vessel will carry 'later -- the -- attempt to get away from shall, at. the time, of filing dsys ago.' Ahead sturdy mails from the mainland and num 'la candidate of the little t a ' .WANTfift the officers of the law, two Japanese his nomination, papers, state by. what 'Government craft is a, run ct 18,403 ber of passengers. -- ': time folloTTs: -- were prevented' in the nick of party he-i-s We deliver as - political nominated of. his - - prl-- v . nautical mllea : r ;' v J: ai room tor single man second r story ;;' Furnished in from leaping from a non-partisansh- as. the .case may be From Norfolk ; the Unalga" goes Paving Blocks For . The Capital City irate family. Best references. - "A. Window cement pavement below. to a in order that such party, affiliation , oT Straight to Gibraltar.- - Her subsequent Streets. E.w. office. .. . frightened this fJBS87lw McDuffie ' caught one non-partisansh- ip .may. v " be printed on - Vcdnccday maaa-factured.fro- Monday - m MAN0A , itinerary Is as --follows: Malta Naples, , .Thousands ef paving blocks kimono and ' Japanese by the slack of his. front-- f i name of Poqt Said, Aden,. Singapore, wood Ha- SITUATION WANTttO the ballot in the Colombo. hard trees in and with this restraint die man .was sueh candidate, 1IAII1XJKI - Tuesday A :: Manila' and Yokohama and. thence to waii forests wil larrire here tomorrow a before the and Fridat; hauled back to face trial . purpose then, of Section , 69 is ' -- By young man,' 3 yrs. In plantation .The in the Interialand steamer Ukelike, lower court by - g "V,?. prescribe method which fii figured Unalga bringing an aWiUon the-pcivln- Btore. thU bttice. not to the KAMHtn Thursday F;iuy . u tt ;is that the will this vescel to n over two nunarea aoiara w new numjnatioas .are to be made; 1845 (seventy-si- x itspur att-othe- taake the trip in hours material a shipment of native city county as a results n - ' ted the and 8CreUry fmak-of- ; WAIEIKI and sections Daily tweaty-on- e - - LOST. to the days and hours) actual wood flooring;? . , fines assessed the party fifteen ij ttp the official ballot, and while by steaming: time, i It is estimated that According to Purser Phllipps in the exceptions Dividend Warrant B: 8084 dated Sep. gamesters.' Vflth but two J the .candidate is-- tequired. at -- barn 1380 tons oT coal ror the Mauna Kea, the steamers Kauai Keau-ho- n ahe will -- 14, 1112, drawn by Walalua Agn Co. edehvdrew .a fine ot fifteen dollars. nig nomination U filed,v to : Likellke-wer- e car-ge-es 1- trip, costing 9000. In addition will be and Uktng on Pay-tae-st' - a on Batik X)f Hawaii fbr 83100. f In nil cases the defendants Were ta K .h-- nartv he - eti tMiral i dues, amounting to 8641, and Hilo at time the Mhana - . as-ol- d par- .the canal at the of iaid warrant base been leged offenders Along this RomInated, has nothing to do With -- this expenses. . The decision to send Kea took ber reparture ; for Honolulu. 53C7-- .other ntnrihed; - tt the method in which he shall be nom inated or .what his nomination papers FAMILY HOTEL. shall contain. Such requirement In ., eaadjLiqnofMerchapts ; ; V only home hotel, Wai--. my opinion.. is simply directory. , l v The Cassidyi requirements of Section. Jl are i kiki. Beach, consists of -- individual .The Safe mandatory and no person may stand near . cottages and single rooms. Cuisine Mo Merchant St., Fort St. til excellent 1,000 ft, 'promenade pier Cadillac,' Bir-- Legislature has not at the - end ol which is splendid v W2 At condition. Its tertosr but the s ror. tne bathing pool ' and beautiful .:f view. gain for cash. seen fit te prescribe a. penalty. " ' i failure a candidate-t- state, at the . tJAS. . tbvex 2005 KaliaJtoad, 2879. Terms TWILL, of Mm reasonable... lv Seaside Hotel. time of his nomination his ;. political nONOLUJiXT TAR BUXLBTINj --TUESDAY; OCT.:3$, 1912.T lrj

f 'ei'. r T i POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT ip5iicS"ssss -- - j:;...'r ?? V-iV' '."7" k; i .IpilFli Irll&'inilk Spttninitceirs, ; fnromni Uilil fMKiji' ! yV

. - ...... -.- ; .... . ,..,:. , . i. ... . ? ."'!' v Special SUr-BuJIrt- Ui Correspondent!. WAnUKU; October 13The regu-Ia- r 1 meeting jof the Uattf; Chamber rt Commerce was held-a- t the rooms; t: th County Supervisors last Wednesday atternobn.'; There were one or two ng reports presented at? th ' cteeting. J'N, S. V(lliams, chairman I ;:---' . ot the Quarantine Fund Committee. s ... r-":-- reported for that committee, that .th4 j J ; .."Mt .: special tonnage tax , of ten cent ter ton on fdreign freight -- TT'S TIME to think, all and American j , r . . wouia no longer oe, . cnargea, uniess in A,oF those pictures of there, should an emergency arise- - at fabric ;nc;: some tlme& in the fature making 4h9 ,! .. renewel of the tax necessary. . Hit thcaby. v Tho. committer has1 accomplished a great amount' of i good 'sin'ce its 6rga9 rnucli-wc- r. . like-t- IzaMon during ,th epidemics ia 1011, sad VVc o let them camp The detention for Wailuku , and BLUE GERGZ, make our studio their' Kahulaf baft taken care of h serious cases pf. contagious, diseases Is No;;:c:-t'---- $n4t '' play house. the purpose to continue jthis' camp to vcrtirobs j c:;. handlet. all such cases in the future. It natural:-picture- ig .interesting to note Utayt ; Kshntui :'f. means s. t That; Pfrt has remained a "clean port,", in tvit of thh f.:j:.' :. . y spite of the fact tnat; other - porta in ' the Territory :hava not had that g6od I J - - reputation. . J fc?nll ccc::c Make an Appointment V The other members b the' CommH-te- 9 - cad dvaya civj - : are H. B; Penhallow, F, JP. Baldwlp, . r Now.;, D.'C.' "Lindsay "arid Hfoaqu'in Garcia. "H, men i jc . Baldwin ha. always atended the Hweetlngs of tpe .Cpmralttee, ,and at uieir requesii , was jissistea iae, mem - - . s."i J : The repi-ltlia.'ntte- try- - r..Y is t4 X ' XCU3 vlcj, cL J follows,, which shows' -- "-f- collections 5 total III, - fll - (of nearly? 18,50tf3o- - the end'of this , 1 j . .... ,utv r monh,.and a balance; of nearly

on hand. This sum..will . be used for 3 THOUSANDS. TBAUP- - . the immediate future'work o?Jtt asta? . OVER HIS F0RTUWE Statements Of Quarantine Fund.-- S V - i v RECEIPTS. 5 ' " i Ocean Park Fife Victim Recov Quarantine fu& , on ha4"':'.,-- ; January 1st, .1911,.. i.... I 5,82. Treasure Buried in the -: psy " ers Net Collections . from an-- ' t . ' a Septem-pif- M 5 Ciry- C S'-i.l- Wife- ':,i-r- Sand v - " nary lstv to ( . '. This.hr . LOS AWKIES gept 'O.reWiie-tee- n t;' X5SD.9r, :that - ed a'.meinber C:.v 5 - V- Vli,AVV:iiV'i.w. cf.tta jLhousand ;Iii silver,, gold Qc-- dollars, Estimated colections for . Dragon - t, and bills the receipts of the tober 1811: ; Total" payments Account EpI- s ; '. ;B.40fcd- ' ...... V L - .... Gorge, for three' days prior to, the.'fJre ..was appointed, une cc: ci cr i gooa. ' Good v Qcjean amusement Good legislation can always be had from jenwho meiln that sweyt j.P4rk'jBif dniic (Bter 4 4 V 112,940.44 trip 4s to got inovir. p:;tura - . j 1 t - and business . isectlon,- was recovered ! X;.-'- i : t- Oct6beihsf,:iMZ.L..v".$iMn.et other, rlctum.cf.lrair.:! -:t -2EN beach, torfav c r J--E;-COE- from Its bed ia the sand BiaicAiq4'.haiuX-- Interest the puMlo tc:. - - - tatcludlnf travellas by- Cashief Arthur Wil ac-- ' - stthjer.'-i.- 1 to i : - Paid out oil Vbnches on .w . October'yiestimates proooUon ,Cpmnitteo hojc3 4- ' f When: (the ' 'flames arove Wllletts comit ef Epldemiei of i ? to1 correction . v . U; V fMTl.l7 'xaore jurists llaul-war- Jj ia l2 : . from hisif office Mr hastily Vplaced .the To April JOttt ,mti.iwi$ wun VJ4. fWtIsh KpOTted onlthe UU to Ut is nniersXood, , , f uis money for gunny; sackVand rushing During period from v ConventSc2 recenUy For some years Mr. Cosine' : i become known toat a 'The i department of. commerce "and the American a, October t?; jf Hil0ito.thofClYlc It has just :jBack . ;theVe? s in-- isini,-a&- t-- radio-commu- n- the' ;InUhe SOttt to Decemher ;15ta hiid As Maul delegate he Ilale&kala now at Irurin bank clerk absconded with labor Is to "enforce tfe privateer skippers,"- geptleman adyen-- i to beach, buried the ia con-contr- ol 1 Indies preseat: conalE? to t.w3 DucheBs of cation whiei prpvi4e4 for federal iturer and hlocade runer, died", of sand. Toda, having Vrecbfered from tited h9 there to,vlsii' tJ:J.!.r.l for : $100,000 belonging to the H u WlUe'U of,ftahuIul-Walluk- year. pf . a C25 ; over al -- wireless stations and I sumption aboard' the' bark Pue Heng hfs bums and .Inurie,: .'went Cost De Mawil next The Chamber lmmedli collection roi'p cf Cenoa, mother of Queen Margherlta of c oatitoUsmAUJ . ytiampVZ2?l ZSXS&iSiSt atelyvcbnnrmed .hls'.faivitaUonv' i' vV? tgra'phs,' it hope! onpratom. Amalwirs are tot Suey enroute: to ?Kew TYork from. to. the. beachand dug teafion " is tl::: evtr . Italy.: The queenr by supplying needed .'Boniajs : over by pexiod . K. Is to be on Maui the will v trans-- ; was juwrwu fortune, which had been trod Duriag fnnij Decern yi .fc tunitr tj rivca h'n r Ignorance of 200 meters wave lengths r, of tionoiuin. is iaeniy noi - - funds, kept her mother in was suggest-- ' r- on .board the. hark. thousands-0l-f persons . since ..the ire, , ber 15tb 1911. to October 18tb of the month, and It lenoufa tima to r"t Jthe fact nstil hcr ath. Mb

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FRATERNITY AALAVsr THOMAS. on the political questions of the day, Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- uhen we hare Thomas 'Saqpa re with Saturday evening I at- the same for speakers INSIGNIA Sir: Latt facilities and A RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR tended a political meeting of tn Re- audience, where at least, the al we publicans at Aala Park. In fact breathe is laden with odors other bare been doing tbe same thing at than soy and marsh mud. TUESDAY ! OCTOBER 15, 1913. muttering the vows of revenge he has taken, and every election for a number of years. The man who attends two political a man has just joined one of A I ntild like to know if there is meetings at Aala Park in succession is then suddenly his arm i raises and sends a bullet Vxly in tbia. city who can tell me a martyr to the cause he Relieves in. IF the Secret Orders, a badge, . keen-edge- : ll'c know what tec arc, but know not what we singing on ita dread way or a d daggtr v uf we citizens should be compelled Try Thomas Square once and there hike clear down through all kinds will be no need to "bring the ladies," button or mark is something i plunging into the breast of a Lincoln or a Gar- j may 6c Shakespeare, of smells, stinks, mud and corruption they will come without bringing. field or a McKinley. The ;. American people to' Aala Park to listen to arguments CITIZEN. he will appreciate as a gift from should thank God that another great tragedy SHAME forms of athletics, golf, riding and a friend. AMERICA SAVED FROM BITTER has been averted and America today is not swimming, and excels in all of them. that ', .'".- again stained with blood drawn by a Guiteau or She has become one of the belles of PERSONALITIES San Francisco, as much at home here Insignia of almost all Orders, V Roosevelt made a hundred thousand votes or a Czolgosz. at the social assemblies as she Is' in bo yesterday. ' htr native city. The Tenney home In at prices ranging from $ i .00 up- MISS LILLIAN SHERIDAN of San Honolulu is a center of hospitality and ; : Indeed, it is not at all improbable that the GERDAH tfOHEH AHD AUHHCAH TAK go. is registered at the Young. much entertaining is done there for wards as high as you want to go- man who fired a revolver at the colonel in an Z. D. Mcintosh, of Redlands, CaH-jrnl- a. their friends from .this city. San Fran- Is making a visit In theclty. cisco fer special designs and rich attempt the career of the third-ter- m Examiner.' I to cut short German women have . rebelled against --e MR. AND MvS. SAM KUBBY will on mountings of gems and enamels. candidate is the man who will elect him. high cost of living in no uncertain way. Infu leave for the coast Saturday iae Prone to sympathy, quick to sense the dra-- Sierra for a two months visit. f riated at the shortage of meat and the exorbi-- L MURASKI. a Manila business man - I fil ...... , n A a nnntvullfn if f VTr11 V tlll 15 a passenger in the China en route LITTLE INTERVIEWS, oratora who to the mainland on business and EZjZJZX p -- ivuiLTicitu uu iijwc ",a" , win fointed out to them ; the tariff wall that had WICH MAN'S with Roosevelt and applaud his iron nerve in MRS. C. R. BUCKLAND. accompan A. T. WISDOM We have started a " been built to bar out foreign commodities, they C. A., for1 finishing his speech before he would yield to ex- ied or her two daughters, arrived from lunch room at the Y. M. the have many, yesterday an extended employed boys about the town. Tou Leading Jewelers made cities and towns scenes of riot ithe coast ' after amination by physicians. Thousands Tipon thou- a lit I Jp never can tell; It might prove such ' The markets in Silesia have been the scenes of tour 01 uaiuornuu to turn sands of them wil 1 vote for him.fs. "'. David Dowsett, who has been absent a success that we would have full-fledge- . It a d cafeteria.-- of assassin put violent combats between the farmers" and buy- on the coast , for several weeks re into It was the bullet an that turned to Honolulu yesterday accom A. E. LARIMER The night school -- ers, the poorer, Hoosevelt in the presidential chair. 1 may well classes, especially .in the mining panied by his wife. classes at theY"; have . never met suf-- - districts, believine: f the icovernment refuses to MRS. M. ROTH and Henry Kotn with such success' as .. they have' this The Rer. Anna Shaw, a pioneer 1 - There la an uncon2rnei report that- . ; assassin and another bullet that will f. I be another who left Honolulu last February on year It not a few of the classes there frage advocate and a noted lecturer, the. town of Leon, Nlcarasua. has iur (permit the cheapening of meat, to ; J ; ! in order the world cruising Cleveland, returned are men on the waiting list." ';; has arrived in San Francisco. rendered to the American forces." . The first renorts received in Honolulu were oblige the junker castethat is, the agrarian yesterday on the Sierra. , Miss in-- MRS. E. H. THOMPSON and colonel's' J noblemen witlij big estates. The popular wrath Y. NOTES . .; ' M.C.A. - indefinite as to the extentof ;thje Thompson of this city; returned from . t,'' : . ... ' arrival ' is vented even upon the a tour the east with the of -- juried v The next reports .wefcithat his injuries small farmers, who suf of V Vecohd the ' China from the orient ' this monih' . With the opening of the ; r were slight Early this morning the Associated fer as much as ordinary consumers from protec- - ,: ' week of .the Y. M. C. A. ;nlght school Ing.,- : classes . the number enrolled ? wound is much tion , consequent inability," obtain L. A. C. PARISH returned Trom lnthe Press cabled this paper that the and the; to - hundred, i yesterday;, M r; Parish classes; has passed the one supposed, though the bul- cheap : San Ffanclsco more serious than first imported fodderfor their cattle. ; wtth recelvhn; and fifty mark, an Increase; of over has been conected the - re forty - since Monday, let apparently! did not strike any vital organ. In some ;8ilesian towns the markete d w-e- station. ot the police department' for last t : rr-- , y. svral-yara- . K' - yy..o 4 rough-ridin- g ..- colonel; aban ; The hqwverniust stormed by gans of wpmen, infuriated iy AN, The religious - work - cbramlttee of J MRS.H. A. LAMPM wife of the V-- : 1 'V :'. Y.' A. met ar coon, today don his campaign! ;;; , country Oil representative at Hong- the C i i prices; of provm Standard large meeting to be f! ion the opinion of, this papery he will not lose kong Is proceeding, io the mainland for the Afternoon ruroi In thousands odoliarsV ' held next Sunday at which Harry N. as a ' passenger In the Pacific Mall 7 by-hi- s inability Ipeak.iIl recent man ? and organiz- . any votes ; y" Holmes, advance hurledr vegetables at the rotailere? Headsl When liner China.-- " Smith-Robi- ns ing deputation for the 40.C3 . tour, the longest ever, undertaken Jby any. presi- ' w: M; Milne, a well nown tourist Tantalus : i few v , speak. a peasant jfarners to" the Men and Religion Tour, will ' ."Viij;,'-KaIn'io- tried; interfere promoter' and who has on several oc--. i t i ' 4 ' 8.13 dential1 candidate, has been far from a popular " ; . . . tO.CO women seized ; thenViand' either;iiceHjieni in casions passed through Honolulu in Klnau Street j ft 6 six lec- : greeted hinrtjvery-where- j re- On November a series of 4 I Beach v success. Enormous crowds the' nearest plunged liead down- charge of a party of travelers is Kahata .y V .T?? pond them! tures will be begun on 'Investments" . or; turning" to' the states In the China. Nuuanu , Avenue'.. .V v ' in many citjesr he left dissatisfaction but : " will be given by C. H. Heiser broker - ... , . .10.C3 ward intov barrels of eggs. ; Binally: the police Li P. FIGUEROA,' representing the Pacific Helflhts .....,. company, v Mr, " - ' 3X3 behind him, particularly among local:leaders 61 ' Mexican - government at Yokohama, for the Trent Trust College .Hills ...... with drawn sabres cleared places! gave of these lectures ? 23.C3 ; the Bull Moose movement His speeches during the'market Japan, to the mainland Heiser a series Wahlawa ...... V...... ' ' Mexi- last year and they 'proved to be such .. Anapunl , , ..- m .V'-4-,- - IvTh government fea and will continue the Journey to ;l 8treet ... ..v.. .'..'f ,t f Uhe past month have been particularly denun- a ; popular feature that It has been' : k Kalihl Road ...... 'S3X3 ' IdenUfied with i'; " City. He has been . "v- .'.-r ' - . co rj .. s - . . ; ! ....'...f ' tions1 - . i "", .;. - ' - ' f j ' "4 - decided to repeat them this year, t - - - ' ...... t '.- i vn' - . '?nfrWV--ti'r- Ion mi n hti riAm RnfTin- cbn&ular affairs in the east for a num I r ,1 i. ; : .... . ' !: : -- ' ,t : ' . ill-chos- serious . years. en rioting unless;, the angry electors are ber of dictiye to be unseemly in any . - in! typewriting , the and so as HON. F. M. HATCH'. and his daugh The course in pacified ; but reason Svhy govern- - night school , . proved so popular presidential ; candidate?; (SomeJot the coloiiers the'real the ter, Miss- Harriet Hatch, were return has that all four of the classes are' now ment is loath to open the frontiers' to ing passengers on . Sierra yester best newspaper friends have acknowledged that Jrozen ' the two men on the wait- young- filled, and are' : . . . ,$12,C3 ; " day. Miss Hatch was one of the Walplo ...... ;; : ; meat is less anxiety to landed pro eight typewriters were '... 1 he was injuring his own cause." its propitiate est; In jfllss set at ing list The Avenue ... .i. . .23X3 C3.C3 debutantes Taft's - first-clas-s 'Wilder .'... con- overhauled and are in - :; But the colonel' on a campaign platform ram- prietors or. fear, of their now open threats to oust Washlngtott, al xheiipmmencement' ot oireex ...... - v may by members ...... -- dition and be used mt-VW- f v President Taft's' term of office. WaimUKI fwvp " WW, Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg, as they 'ousted practice : any. time...... page and the colonel suffering frpin the bullet THURSTON, son A. of the class for at f ROBERT of U v '.V- - 1 i political cranT; are HbhenlohCaprlvi Buelow,: than anxiety Thurston, vice president and general 1 AlaT Mdana'and Ena Rpad; of a crazed andf Sixty-Seven'oe- w fv.Z2p i J ippfcatlohs Uor JBerelaqls-8tteet- --- r. manager Hilo Railroad Com-- T j 3 , persons. :Ther6! is1 no" denying that: itooseyelt lest should never again be possible to close the f the membership ie.' jigscclatl6n bive i it pany.'-wh- o 'has completed a four Jo Green Street . .i ,'.' lust 1: i .... i. - . ." .s..j ., been made since October" As there ...... : t f ; - v. or; he nu ...... ; as near tojdeathj that bore himself with frontiers to cheap meat without causing, rioting years course in sugar making atthe i;:. inursxon ...... large expiration $.-.- was October C3 yesterday a list for ; :; '" ...... ' . dare-devi- l, ardent-protectionist- . CollegV Hills ) .1 'i ''.'? : extraordinary courage,tho kind' of - big cities." - Th6 s Vnlversity of iiouisiana .returnea hopes ' to ,;.. in all the on the Sierra and has accepted the membership committee leonine 'courage that appeals irresistibly to the also fear, a breakdown 6f one form of pro position with Agricul receive enough nrenewals to bring the that a the Wflalua total membership up to 1200by Octo- jiiclodramatic so strongly implanted in - company ,asv timeKpeper. 3 instinct tection will prqVe an irreparable bich in 'Ger- ture! ber 31,V the total membership at the breasts. is again tie hero of 8stn COLONEL D. P. STONER; who vis beginning of ! the. month being 1124 American Jle ited Honolulu some weeks ago as the cow- ' 1 Juan ; again the idol . of his picturesque Th big manufacturing concerns in' western representative for, the Ferris Hartman Since the departure of Professor boys ; again the man of action, I And is that Company, is returning to the states in Wilson Fitch, the lights in Cooke it Germany are no more anxious; to see the tariff - the- China. ' Colonel Stoner has been Hall no longer burn on Monday night of Roosevelt who firsfrw;on the American Manila- kind a lowered,; especially to ' English and American succeeded by 'James L. Pierce a where; once: the public speaking club -business invested people to him as no other; president ever won man who' has oratory - competition, than : thej agrarians. ( On the - held forth However, the has ': arej considerable f cash.. InUhe Ferris Hart- people. - v;-- ; - not ceased altogether, as between the his ; U: . .i; ' other handj; chambers of commerce lerchants, man tour In fthe East: bowlers and baseball fans, argu- ; the Iloosevelt rmet an extraordinary situation, 1 1 EARLtfAMlLON4 SMITH, a news- ments would make the greatest 77 guilds and other associations representing small that r TTn A and with his marvellous aptitude for doing. the paperman of "wide; experience at Ma- debaters ' on the American platform n mil-lionai- re tradesmen, as well as - syndicates and associated with the Cable-- place thing, Baying pungent sentence, the nila and today take a back seat take dramatic for the news-American-," ajnorning paper es lobby. " concerns,, appeal daily for a reduction every evening In the the sentence "with the ' punch, --he turned tablished by Frederick O'Brien or Ho- or suspension of the tariff. The Bei'lin mer nolulu, is Journeying to the mainland 5 the '. year -; , to, account; The first bible class of being cold by us re- the situation extraordinary This ' 1 Mr. Are at e as a passenger la ithe China. will be organized at the Y. M. C. A-- chants' guild,-on- jof the sanest ;and most re- - morning's messages brought the news that when Smith wlU represent his paper at tomorrow afternoon at twelve-thirt- y mariiaDiy low pnce3. u spected institutions of Europe, sent a special Washlnyton. He Is accompanied by in the general secretary's office. The a photographer's flashlight exploded in his face, ' and urgent appeal to the government urging the his wife and mother. course is called - "Interest in ne Quality Guaranteed he 'exclaimed, "Gosh I V phpt again !" and this THE MISSES HELEN HAYES and Bible" and is planned for. beginners removal of the duty on American bacon. Mary McLane, of San Francisco, were. and for those who wish to get a brief - humorous comment as he walked into a hospital - : i among the passengers arriving on tne and comprehensive view of;the whole TTTTSTTi A TTMTTT3T DV nA TTH with a bullet in his shoulder Mil be seen in a morning. They are Sierra yesterday bible. The classes will be led by Paul : : - j 4 The Popular Jewelers ; Hotel Street thousand headlines, will, figure in a thousand Somehow people can't take, seriously what delighted with, Honolulu and yester Super, and the plan is that- - the men '113 day ,visited some, of the, schools ana will eat their lunch between twelve campaign speeches. . ; might have been terrible tragedy in American a colleges, of the ; city, 'declaring that and. twelve-thirt- y and then those who It is peculiar and yet characteristic of Amer- public lifei The' reaction from the" strain of the there Is nothing better on the. main care to may attend the bible class on only a short twelve-thirt- y ica's regard for Roosevelt that as. soon as it was first; few minutes, when it was not known how land. They are here from until five minutes visit, and expect to visit the Volcano one. . .. 1 before learned his injuries erM only slight and that seriously: Roosevelt was hurti made the deed 'of of Kilauea soon. " m ' a pion twenty-on- e he had insisted on finishing his speech, many a crazed assassin seem almost ludicrous. That CAPTAIN E. SHERMAN Eight fires and assassi eer.vessel master, ship chandler and nations in Tampa, Florida, has caus Flag liaislsig ;at . . people were ready, to declare the entire incident man should attempt murder because ofa third-ter- m stevedare In . the Pnillppines under ed a panic in that city. The police a passenger "framed up''.' s If so, it Vouiifbe the greatest height "of the poets Amrican occupation la a in so far have been unable to stop the antipathy is the what the Pacific Mall liner China, en route wave of crime sweeping over the ScfocoS, press agent "stunt" ever attempted.' Of course, home to Lilmoliatam would call "tragic; folly." to the mainland and thence city.. ; ;:v: this idea is far-fetche- d, almost unthinkable. In the Far East by thefcway of Ecrope. Captain Is acompanled by Honoluluthe idea is freely expressed, but probab- Sherman Kaimuiu The Sultan of Turkey has sprung a good one. hie daughter Miss Edith Sherman. Cap ly-not really believed. vBut howtypical it is tain Sherman operates extensive es- d jFop 1 saci-e- soil itoosevel ! He urges his followers to'defend the tablishments botn at Manila and Cebu, Eczema of our estimation of t 1 soaked with the blood of their ancestora. We rnmppine lSianas. V - mtia .oothlnir wash that Inntantlv Beyond pol it ics above all partisan xirrt I TPVVVV I ...... all and iiton tmi iit' Kalmuki edu- soil - Eight months ago district was without the ship, the American people shoufd greatly rejoice) understood all this fighting was because the daughter of Mrs. E. . Tenney or no- we have sold many other remedies for blood of Mace-- nolulu. will SDend part of the winter KJn trouble but none that we could per- - cational facilities of a public school. Yesterday two hundred ; another has not been, added to the of .has .been soaked with the the . that list here as usual. Mrs. Tenney has a suite .n. HUS?. VAS and ninety-eigh- t enrolled pupils sang "America" 'and "Red, - - daugb-- J our martvred residents. John Schrenk nar- donians. at the Hotel Bellevue which her - Blue" at the dedication exercises of. the Llliue-- Z v ,i 7 Vt&n n n White and will Miss Tenney Is PrnHAn rbwly missed claim, to the red notbriety of Czol- ter. share. wv.v.t.wv.ij.uvu kalani School. Comparatively few people In .Honolulu real-Iz- e atypical out-of-do- or girl,. fond of all SMITH & CO LTD. gosz ; He seems to have lieen of the-- anarchistic That public utilities commission seems to be the enormous strides this district Is jnaklng. In addi- type of the man. who assassinated McKinley. coming, sure. And everyone who went on the tion to the Lllluokalanl School, we have the Honolulu School for Boys, the Catholic School for Girls and the In- .Yet this is not a, country of anarchists; not a told Secretary Fisher that he didn't have stand Bargain For Sale In dustrial School for Girls. Kalmuki is not lacking In social . coun- country of unbalanced mentalities. It is a any objections to such a commission, rather advantages. Besides these, Kalmuki is well supplied with try! where law is revered ; where" administrators wanted it, in fact Well, we'll get it. Mills modern improvements,' such as gas, elecVlc lights, telephone of the law are respected. Milwaukee, it is true, Collese service, artesian water and a ten-minu- te car service. some years hotbed has been for a of socialism, "Woody" used to refer to a certain presi socialism is not anarchy. Only, too often but it dential aspirant, but since Smoky Joe pitched happens that weak minds grow unbalanced from S5eX)00 sq. feet in most desir- L0T8, PALOLO HILL . . . .$400 and up Boston to two victories over the Giants the nick long brooding over vague theories5 of govera LOTS, OCEAN VIEW ..$550 and up more of a sporting sigriifi location. Fine View. bent; respect for all law is lost; and from the name has somewhat able canee. chaos of unbridled ; thought there is evolved a Exceptionally Cool. -- wild resentment against society, and an We thought all this publicity given the sion that the makers of law and those who that Price is such that it makes the purchase an excellent investment. 4 world's baseball series would drive the colonel Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., cute it are men to be despised, hated, condemned. For further particulars apply to Limited, From this type of individual it is but a step to desperate measures. ' to the shabby creature who slinks in the crowd CORNER FORT AND MERCHANT 8TREET8 was certainly a UnUl Opponulllt.y uuas, nuiuuug uio wav ucai' Colonel Roosevelt's chest GUARDIAN TRUST CO., Ltd., SECOND FLOOR, JUDO BUILDING er and nearer some conspicuous public official, good mark to shoot at ; HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, TUESDAY OCT. 1 5, 1912. THE mm BOYS rim lirnnrr Ymiimyi nu- - urn ammd. HIGH COST OF LIVING IS SUFFRAGISTS IN "Hully gee, Willie, just cast your lamps on the line of eats that they are handing out to us for a dime. EXTENDING TO SCHOOLSi TOO Why, dis place has got Sing Hop's jit 1 lean kitchen faded to a gloom!" This statement and many others of general approval were heard at noon yesterday in the boys department; of PS w to Mrs.. J. M. Dowsett Reads a A Honolulu business man hose send their little ones the best the Y, M." C. A. It all came about chlldren attend one of the nrivate i schools and. the most select but when Paper on Votes for with starting of a new by many the feature was complaining the there are so financial demands Women the employed boys department of the schools here made upon them by the student body in many association in the fonn of a noonday other day of the financial is more one heart - - there often than "Equal Pay for Equal Work. "Pro meal for boys who work in offices or n r- demands are being made, on the ache. ; ' that tection of Juvenile Immigrants,1 other establishments in ; town; '' This every day. In speak- : children almost' In the private schools here the "Pure Food . and Pure Milk," "Pro- new feature is under the direction of ing of this he made several compari- tuition is not small and often parents R. M. Cross, secretary days the pre- many tection of .Infant Life," "Appointment of the em- sons of the school at have to deny themselves little of Police Matrons," "Children's ployed boys' department and is prov- forty years J - sent time and those of luxuries to send the children there. Courts and State Support of; Free ing a great success. Absolutely Puro- ago. is no ddubt whatever" Each year are more demands There there Kindergartens," -- were among the sub- A lot of boys who work around said he that there are many Jmprove-ment- s made on scholars by the scholars and town, any place system; jects discussed yesterday afternoon eat in where they a in the educational still the parents are becoming more re at a meeting of Woman's Equal can get food cheapest To overcome ; frc.-- Coycl CrzD were put the tzso ' if some of the folderols bellious. The teachers too demand Suffrage Association held in Hirano this matter of improper eating and :' 0 Srcczi Tsriz mMu-mmum- aside the fchildren 'would probable many accessories from the children. cf Hall. bad associates, the employed . boys' do quite as well. V There is an abundance of paper that -- An address on these subjects, department of the association is now When I went to school we did not must be bought every week, ever so which was read by Mrs. J. M., Dow-tve- tt serving a noonday lunch on the lanai! zzz pay now called many . copy have to what are school books9 and books. for the purpose of demonstrat- of the boys' department for the lib- lost, Saturday in the form of a scout class . dues, and dues to most every Many of the latter are not even half game flag day ing to the. local association what the eral sum of ten cents, putting the called raiding On account school organization. The other filled end of the year. A family ? at the suffragettes arft working for and food out at cost for the accommoda- of an error in judgment on the part r my girl home and asked - little came In moderate circumstances can hard- what they are doing, in other parts of tion of the working boys. Those who of Scout Commissioner Wilder, the half, to pay for a ly child- for a dollar and a stand this If there are many world. part know the superior qualty of raiders, who were thirty-tw- o in num subscription to ichool paper, ren to the The address in was: the food now mspl Fancy the be educated. Thirty to forty "The effect - of Women's vote .in that Is served in the cafteria will not ber, failed to; locate the enemy, nine are on ay in. thirty cents far her class dues rand years ago the. children were supplied every hesitate to believe strong! whereby he was deprived of two State has led to Improved leg that these lunches some other dues for one or of with the school books and at the end .; boys jOf islatlon: affecting .. 'the; welfare o for the are of the best that can his scalp which consisted a bunch Naturally 1 year . . . : the school organizations. of 'each fcchool the books were homes and .children. Laws dealing be bought, and for ten cents. The boys of blue ribbons, anifwhlch now adorns i v. A r gave a , - them to her, but not without J neatly wrapped in . packages and re- can get - big gen- totom pole in headquarterc ot A 1 with drink, crime and vice have been a meat sandwich, a the the I - bit of grumbling. I confess., asked Mi.uJ Ik. ..kl'LA..Jwnry. muse 1 I.- turueu i.iu iuo isvuwi, iu tightened ? up and the ? greatest . vigi erous cut of pie, and a glass of milk, the winners, Honolulu why she into all these board, u . her went' days the of ed cation .was able lance Is. shown Jn ; thief protection of with; an occasional change to soup Beginning this ' week regular meet things and she' answered that to have to supply, the books now.'the texts .but . ; ings will be held the clubhouse of pupil must infanl rife. .under i the enfranchise and several hot dishes at standing in school a enter Are changed often that the board - ; ' t ;o ' meat law- .women whd ;h)EtVe property Yesterday noon there was large Honolulu V, and a long list ot HtttU r a Into all athletics, and subscribe of not., any p life-sa- the. education; can afford It v .boys f "as Setting-u- drill, v :t or tneirf own havo practically ful number of from the differentof-- ties such to any. paper Is published. I more parents. ' ?' ;A. that than, can the ;r - ing fir,t-ai- d. ' "Big Boys" will control over subject . to some minor ices and other establishments about and The sorry was ; It was for her because she A few years aga even, a family ta which" Vdevlsed ,:mis-- town present to patronize now in field engineering which in only one to restrain were the to for i v afraid to be revolt would buy child - the books for the first" already ; - bridge making. wlndlasses,Iook 'r'l? " laKeniy.ior.;. their, protection before "cafe," and it Is proving a eludes 't5 against- - such , conditions, still ; I. could entered school and these 'same that women . ; were enfranchised. . Women decidedly attractive feature. outs and so on. Betides their regular not really blame her. J sincerely-wis- h books werepassed to the other cbtldr Patrol wW - voters '.have not yet made any or scout decrees,; the Javelin - : - ' -- the-- ;. ; - Picnic-p- i- . .... ; .' : . . ,. that some; of faculty, members ren as they grew ; up. Now such"; a - Injured. i ' ' t ' ganised "efTort' to alter these laws, as BOY SCOUTS ARE study first aid to the ,'. would take the ' matter In hand . and thing Is almost ; Impossible 1 and the. , they ' evention," flremanship and camper' . - feel that; ;.'t-- f c. t, stop things the unpropertied wo j do something to such parents from some: reports are likely . GETTING BUSY NOW up byihe Harpoons men must be safeguarded first . craft will to taken was ' : ' ' Nor this all that he said for to rise up. in rebellion.-- ! :? - ridcnU-- t Anotner part of address wat ' and the the '- , -- , in he seemed to feel rather bitter on Another thing may be spoken ; Now ; as-blst- that the argument;, . and;, agreement; that that vacation days are over the t Messrs. Deverul and Barnes. will the subject Being a fair minded man of Is the defacing of books by - the boy scout patrols city. areTbe-comln-g conversation i has become . mort at of; the instructing the different patrols would naturally , give he said ..that he scholars. Hideous pictures are drawn tractive since women : have had the active again After a long rest and they 'are looking" forward to big his girl money on fly ; little the but also that the leaf of the books and af vote. In some parts, of . the country during the summer. . The first ttunt ot doings In forest and Held during the he knew that there are some of the ter; a Yery Bhort period they are not there are complaints from the publi the season was held in' Manoa. valley, coming season. f children .in-tha- t same school who are presentable. In this case the parents cans, who men; stay ; - - declare that now I unable to meet all such . demands. as well, as the: teachers might find - at hbm$ to ,: talk politics; .with their 1 . - Parents,1 when they "to. , bq .remedy;-- :. are. able do a wives and one mother , was heard to - 4 remark; s "I never used to be inter ' ' game, of politics now that electlou . - ' : ested in politics, but I am now, since -- . ' . is coming on.' . my- - girls have. . such' .interesting ; dis VCICE ;.' The rest of the program ; was good, AMUSEMENTS. "AMUSSMEMT3. w :m Z ; V 5 ANOTHER GREAT PURCHASE cussions their father v 5 especially "The . woman Hater," and The local organization, is beginning view., ; IE? a scenic of, Palestine, which is to - be inflaetfced by the bigger and an educational picture and well ' worth broader meaning of 'suffrage and al . .'. . . seeing. . . i of lIItLlililGMn -- ' though, the progress has been slow The second Installment , of fAlone up to this time, they are carefully - be-sho-wn In New i York'- will on Wed- working; toward their: goal There nesday evening and the title is f'Mary In night will be more ;of these addresses along her final concert last the In StageIand,n and all those who saw TOMGHT-- : de-Cisner- os the same lines by; prominent .women EXTIBE CHANGE Countess Eleonor gave the "first film should surely see' this '. " ' and, the . members of -- ) t-- V to the Honolulu public1 that ""Which cne as Is sam,e as the association 'r .i - f ' it the. a continued y'- hope to later bring" to this city from I will be long remembered. With Story.-- J ' .'''K-l'y-S-'V:- ) r - Dlh-TA- I each well-know- NUUANU DELOW A I the coast some of the V n N number, given . last night, ' the , range suffrage advocates and speakers. h 1 " ' A T end tone of her marvelous voice In-- ? Improved, mm ? FInrpnfP! creased and and in end r.lhrtvn the d't- I , w m w . shr responded to r the burst of ap ilevlct-7c;;l::!;- : plause with ?HabaneraM of f Bltefs mm 17. G. T. U. Jugglers, Singers, Dancersi : Come ' Carmen. X r. i ; Paul Ihifault againJvvcaught up', the dliiis. A whole show in themselres, , f heart strings :of his audience " with the sweet tenor voice employed In SALE f . - ' . several . ballads, and the hush that ;; r -- -- went oyer fflLffiEni 1 ; i the house even .before the Nfyrsn VrNron rA'J' I I I f f 1 I r m4 I I I I m . first; note uttered, "must " II 1II1I If it had' been' ; The "Oahu Furniture Co. 'on Km g a n White have been pleasing to the great Tiiifi n n t n n i It: Doyle art street opposite . the Young building, rTr ana II!?h-Cli- ss ,' 1 1st Opinions heard; after the concert Vocalists and Instrn will hold a reduction sale of their line ' Bef Ined Slogers. ., widely-a- s iriLiiiviuuiJ . r differ, to which selection he of Koa furniture" beginning tbmorrow inid mcnttllsts. Other. Farorltts. , in.'-- .v. '.-i-:- - ..was best .AWy;.. c. ' ...... v. .v,:.; ... ., fmorning and lasting the end of y- until 5 . - Liebling, ,--,. -- 'i cr't James the master of the the . . - 'j ... 'i month. The annual meeting of theWoman's L V' 'cello, was again --at his best, and his This firm the largest of : carries line Christian' "Temperance ,Union 8 be- . ; rendition of Popper's arrangement of Koa furniture in the city, all of which All New ing held at. half after two o'clock this 14JXv , RHnnnlnhn pictures the,"Rhapsodic Hongrolse' brought 13 hand-mad-e' ; 1UUU1U1UU and manufactured in afternoon at : the home of Mrs.' J. M. forth' tLunders of applause, and .his ' 0 t their workshop on;Klng street Being Whitney, on Punahou street The of- encore, showed- - the marvelous cun--V "ready, in need of cash, they have de ficers will at" , meeting 4 be elected this special purchase that will tings of fingers that are complete -- cided to dispose of their Btock at 25 and ! tne reports of the year 'will be We received a PRICES . . . 10c and 15c v-U- of- strings;.-..;;- ;: i ; At-- , AM. HA--.;:- . ; masters' per cent reduction, .which1; means a read.'-.;- - , HA t - '"v ':"v values than those . Much of success con- the of the two big saving fdr anyone' who wants to v be if anything better - The; literary P paper on "The certs Is distinctly , duo to Mrs. L. i. - fix. up a.liouse.'. Temperance - circulation' In Honolulu,' two months ago. ..Tenney Peck, th& accompanist She Koa furnitureris-extenstve- ly adver offered at our Big Sale ; ' as. Compared with the United States," played faultlessly twenty-fou- r' times. tised onthe mainland and is used In will be read by. Mr; George Paty, sec- Honolulu certainly ; has shown, its many of the leading hotels and pri retary of the Anti Saloon' League,' in ; Embroideries in appreciation of art of . music and vate, families. ; comprises u Vj the. It makes' ideal TWs lot Christ Honolulu. ;;. ' ; ; : : tv; melody. The Opera House .was filled mas "presents !and thrifty buyers" will tjp the doors." .s , , . .;' attend this sale and make their, holi- widths T H E' 'T E R 'j - day purchases ;:;-:;;;- HIT OF HAWAIIAN HAWAII. now..f morn- THE k The sale will begin tomorrow . iCTROUPE AT OAKLAND YOU'LL KNOW what to do' on No. 6.-Ch- - ing and early buyers wilPbave Uhe OAKLAND, October inese vember 5; after you see The Hawaii's program was excep- best selection to pick from. y Torchons doing; a , Texas Tommy ; dance form Linen and Cotton tionally fine4 last night and the house a novel entertainment f Oak- ; : " at the "The Vote That Counted" was packed. All those who want to The. Sunset Mall of the Southern land Pantages Theatre for the week V1 know how to vote on November Z was In Louisiana ow- ! ' Pacific wrecked which cocdmenced this afternoon. i J We dare' the politicians to be pres must see the film 'The "Vote That ing to a spreading rail and eighteen The Chinese appear In an Oriental Linen Cluny Laces : ' ent Monday or Tuesday nights. The . Counted," and learn something of the j people" were - ; v hurt extravaganza called ."Touring China- film is sure Interesting for Just now. ;-- -- town.? There is ... the usual punk m, J m : "if, smell, the : shrill-voice- d ; singing, the ' Bands THERE'S a good one for the girls, gaudy colors and other .; accompanim- Nottingha m Cotton 1 . y ' too, - OUR ents-to Chinatown scenes besides j the Celestials who do the Texas Tom-m- y. uuu v,.., "The Woman Hater" ' Sets Electric Heating Sharing honors with" the Chinese Calais Shadow Lace act is "Twilight in Hawaii," a pretty You'll laugh. .'. " A Devices singing; and. dancing act by natives of the Hawaiian islands. One of the Made Cluny STRONG, dramatic action In u, Hand girls dances the hulu-hul- by the First Run Pictures are positively J-- -- way. efficient . and guaranteed In every "The Padre's Secret? way. . Venice and Macrame Bands A Skin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever - Can you Ibagljie a more practical article. than a Toaster, a Per--, (A good reel's on the Prices I0c, 20c, 30d n colator, a Chafing' Olsh or an Iron? No flame, no. combustion no China.) vitiation of alr yt absolutely reliable, saying nothing of the conve- FEUX COCRAUD'S ORIENTAL Ratine Bands and Edges 4 - nience and satisfaction they bring you. DLL 03 UAGICAL EEAUTIFIER TOASTERS ..,$5.00 PERCOLATORS ...... $15X0 RraoTM Tu, Pimpta, ATHLETIC PARK IRONS CHAFERS 1O00 Freckle, Moth Prche. V ..:mo Bah, Md Skis CURLING TONGS 3.50 TRAVELING SETS ..... 6.00 Diswc. Watch Our Windows DISC STOVES WATER 6X0 SSl5 . . 'bSJty.wdHe ... 40 HEATERS ..... M atCTiOD. 1. fClf ha stood t ten For This Big Display import er Fort St And of s ye d4 others too numerous to mention. ta hmn A t tastek It toboar tl Baseball for Sunday U proper" j made AeCtpt Doccranter-(ei- t of simtttt BEGAL SHOES tint. Dr. L. A 8yr id to The whole purchase will be placed are made on the latest London, Pari Dimond Co., Ltd, tedr of tfc krat. and New York Custom Lasts, r & ton pfctiect) ! on on1 t sale 20. Ai foa Udit OCTOBER QUARTER SIZES , .. ;: irlU OM theo, 53-5- 7 KING1STREET I reeommt4 1:30 P. M. P. A. C. vs. STARS; HONOLULU tlmtmmAm Fmmt M tflK lM9t bAmfal of ftll t REGAL SHOE 8T0RE kia pretMrat loot." t or ul by aU dmjunKj tad Fmct Monday Morning, Oct 21st fioodt Dcftlcra In U Uaiud SutM, CaMdft 6 Xarop. 3:30 P. M J. A. C. vs. ASAHI. Kino nd Bthl 8rt . 'tm.KCPClS. fm, 37 Bral Stmt In to to Reserved Seats for center of grand- stand and wings can be booked at E. O. Hall & Son's Sporting Department CUEIOS (entrance King street) up to 1 p. m.; Laundry FALL MILLINERY Largest Pacific Souvenir 1 p. nu, & Co., ' after aUU. A. Gunst Established 1890 NOW IN King and Fort Store in the World THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF WORK MAINTAINED IN ALL DE- - Exclusive Yet Inexpensive Headgear HAWAII & SOUTH PARTMENTS. ' .. SEAS CURIO CO. Star-Ballet- , 777 KING STREET , J. ABADIE, Proprietor PHONE 1491 . MftS.. BLACKSHEAR ln Ads. are Best Business Harrison Blk Fort 8t, nr. Beretanli Getters. v Young BuIIdinj 3S" I Trr.fi. ttolohl 1 - rr iiuui t k LOCAL AND GENERAL ' ..." ft-- -- : 'w up '. - i o:tum;n.rrf, Stdchcnd Bend Bribers For a hack ring T- HO -p- wSirii82- :- .,o:r:Bs rsy ilatsv - DIckerson'a, 76 a Bere-- .. ' 1 I 11 s . .'. SJ HECCniKT STBEEI ,: tania." it , I: : WantedTwo more passengers Tor $6-0- J Si 0. J around the island at . Lewjs StoicK Stables and Garage. Tel. 2141. I 5 Honolulu Exchange Fooad How we can save you fmra bHyiBg new by having the old ' 'tats, ? - for a nd Ch I Id rc nv a t TueBdaj, October 15, mias ianit iiv The Extert Hatters. uount ior any uuiig , wc: Infante Pinesiue oaa an4 Hire's Root Beer NAME Or iSTOCK. Bid. Asked. excellent summer annica are doc going to have UM by the-- Consolidated Soda Works. MERCANTILE 2171.. v v Susceptible to opmmand It rarious prep-- f Phone A IXfATSTH arc peculiarly blBrever&Co...... Royal Cafe, Harrison Wock, Bere-- j Mi V;, '7 THAT well known. Even in the smallest V vfiUOAaYf ; all of which are narcotic, is 3o street; opiiosite Fire fetation. -- Co. , lanra cause changes the functions and growth, of Eva Plantation ..... pop- doses, if continued, these opiates in Hawaiian Aerie; Co. i ,.. Try usy r Everything the best, at v the cells, which ar likely to become permanent, causing imbecility, mental Haw. Com. fe JKi4t Co. , . . 42 ular prices. Ncryous diseases, such . 42 Ask your friends to show you what 7 . peryersion, a craring for alcohol or narcotics in later life. II svstian Rnmr Co. . Ihnv vntfiir tfcofr (irfPTl StaiBDS. Afid - Intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of staying powers, are a result of do&Iaf 48 go. S?i i zivzys ask for them when you buy. 1 .bt;H:b b opiates or narcotics to keep children quiet in their infancy. The rule amoss ilcnokac Boar with HsJks Cf)V . . ; . . 25 1 They're frrtu . - -- doecs for physicians is that children should never receive opiates in the smallest HulcblnsoncirSugar Plant. . i -- Dr MaeLennan removed to Alakea - t .' i Kahuka natation Co. ; : st: next Pacific Club a few doors be- ' 51:;V ? , lit . . Ma 1 ; Cordials, arid I Cekaha 5u&j Ca . . . . 1.1? Ttorptania Atp. Wonderful cures V , The administration of Anodynes, Props, Soothing Syrups olhe r inv Koloa Sagar Co...... of chronic; diseases by new serum . ''b 1cBryda Sugar Ca -- 2630. How are you fixed for a be Children who are ill need tl ttrat t 26 treatment Phone ; druggist should not a party to It. Co. b r-- the OabBusar ,., Violin, b"V;' ' y . Rapid tuition given In Music, ; ' ' willfully r Sugal-Co- 57.X " Is nothing less than a crime to dose them with Onomea b f':-r"''';- cf a physidan,,and it Mandolin; Guitar and Banjo oy Prof, Ohia . -. I cotfes, no narcotics if It bears the signature of Chas. II. Ilctc!ti Co.Md. -- - . ... Castoria contains Sgf II A. de Grace.. New and easy meth r (.v i . i ' Paauhau Sugar Plant C : t 1751 ' 1 Regain' PaciCe Sugar Mill ...... od. Terms moderate. Address vbv 'b : 'Ttie' v wvenue. Phone 5643. V ' Cntcet f Pita Plantation Co...... 25 BeretaniSr I i .o f - Castorla . ..y. All your flife yo, will enjoy the I f Co. V : ilffnfttnre WtkA&4U .... ! V V a. f 1 Pepeeko Suar V J i ix.l v4bb-- Dhvnlinnn 17 rn m m ft n d C n fito r I a - Picncer MIUjUo-..-,. pictures of the baby. Don't put off it . , Mmantlmi nr la T tiinilMd f ' I blT DTMCribed TOOT CvtOflS fal BSIIT CB" Agric Co. having taken. Perkin's Studio r kuMi at fast Waialua ...... H4 them i '. for rean ia chlMrm' comikUliit add I bar found and hare a wars found it S3 efficient and speed v Wslloka SuKr Co...... makes a 'specialty of the llUleone's 5 " '. ' 4 V A. 1L 8C Loois, Ms. ; - - better. :'" tsrrA, U. remed. F. Psstea, Wafmansto Smear Co, ...... 'V r- ' ' aouuof Jons portraits, i V ;. '., . .. . . (aerclt&i, Ohio. Saga jdill Co, . . e I 1 bare ronr Caitoria la mj ova booachokS Waimea Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, Je4 t' t f Tor mono mended row Cartori' - May j v scrvft rszi I iritk gsod naofta; ban Sdrtaed serera patktU as a special inducement, Henry i 4 eoaUfiOs do It bas iars-- s4 ; sod hll lwart m,'ii to bm it for its mild, laxatirt affect and freedom MISCELLANEOUS. ft Co Ltd.. offer Newton , Pippin Aih We ha a Iremei f v : ; llablj prodncad bmieSclal reaulta.' Inter-Islan- v from barm. Edwurd Pakbus, It. r-- : d Steam N, Ox pics at $lja,per box. justarrlved'ex ; ? - s otni T. PSDs,l.DJ,KewTofkClty. Brooklrn,K.,T. Hawaiian Electrle Co. , . 5 S. S. Slerra. See window display. - andfjybur ; size no- . ' "Toor Cattorla Is a meritorio; boowbold four faatarU bolda the esteem of the medical Hon. H.T, & U Co.. PreL Every chlW wilting a, letter to Santa I Cov, - tvmedr. It la pore! vegetabU tsd acts as s mild proftsaJoo is s manner beld by no other proprietary Hon. JL T. & I Coni. 5o Clflus. addressinff It to WALL, NICH- Co. V cathartic abora all, it docs bo barm, wbkb la preparation.'; It la s sore sad reliable medicine fot Mutual Telephone V JOLS COMPANY, HONOLULU, giving' the lot Is aniTemel , re-- i a on thas ess b said of ti great majority of ctfl--- Wants and children. Ia fact It the Oanu.4bi.ca 49 their Post Cface aaarais, - wui oe 1 .: ; Cow, Cm' tcuadias. , ' hosstsoU Temedy toi lafantile sUmeats. . t Hllo R. E. Plt. . . . J. Pasub, H. DKaasas city, sia Hilo R. IL Co., Com. .... B, & M, Co. . , . ; . . . - - Hon. The- annual, meeting, of v the 'Wq- ; C h II dro ri Cry for Plotclt or' p Cootorla. Haw. Irrgtn. Cc 6s ..... Hawaiian Pineapple Co. 44 : Ik pd, up. IB Dc Wig UK1 JMV ' irorocuvc vi nv Tanjong Olok President, Mrs. T.,M.;Whltney, lSZ5 vjAVilO: Pabang Itub. Co...... 14 Punahou. , stree tJ Tuesday. October '' i. i t Hon, D. ft M.. Co. Ass... ; p.1 All 4adies Interested in '"w BONDS. "s- at 2:30l nv Temperance Reforme r are earnestly 1" t,.- - i. j; - J;-- -: Haw.Ter. 4 (Fire CL) V..;,' fV-L-llli- .. : ;9f:.-- ll 4 iquesteditorrattend'1"'---- Haw.Ter. . 1 ...... v are; playing havoc In Kea-lia- 's flaw. tcr. 45fcPub. Imps Measles school attendance according to - 3 Haw. Ter. 4 ... . J ? IXaw. Tf. 4 . 4jee thr Garden Ifclahd, no less than seventy-n- r..... ine V quarantine havlhg haw. Ter. 3 ...... ' cases of Co. iOO v; established. sT&e wholesale See our ri ew stock of S H 0 E 8. BONNIE LASSIE LADIES and CHIL-- CaL Beet fins. Ret I been i , Hon. Gas. Co., Bb. quarantine establishment is due to Dr, DREN'8 SHOES LONDON BOOKSHOP GENTLEMEN'S SHOES. Haw. Com. & Sug. Co. 5 I Ioffman'8 desire to prevent the dis- V - ' Hllo R. R. Co., Issue 1901. ease from spreading to Kapaa. Hilo R. R. Co., Con. C . . . 97 - The- - tax office yesterday : turned llxJ ; i CAIITOir DRY goods; conPAim Honokaa Sugar Co., 6 H. . over -- tox Territorial Auditor Fkher HOTEL STREET - OPPOSITJE EMPIRE THEATER V 1 Hon. R.T. Ah. Co. 6 cfctcka amounting to JS3.000 first pay-- Kauai' Rj. Co. 6s...... county " f ments by corporations on the j -- - biut!f-i.- Kohala Ditch Co. 6s ...... f n voc whi(h hpnmA nnueni on We havo ths molt "feompllte stock of, the; :?iilrr nd ; .v?vi McBryde Sugar Co. 6s . (?'" November; 15. iThia money is to go to . ioi? V, r., v i Mutual' Tel. 6s...... the school fund,; to J; purchase new ii m Oahu Co. $ . .... 103 -- R.&.L. - Tn.QT , AT7PTWTI V equipment, and build additions to Oahu Sugar Co...... " 5,. . - 0!aa Sugar Co. 6 . . . . . 06 s hoolhouses. Pac. Sug. Mill Co. 68 ..... fi" SET$V - Pioneer Mill Co. 6 ...... ICO TRADE OF HAWAII ever bVwglit to Hawaii, lncluding;TOILET BONNET, CLOTH, NAIL;.- HAifl and CCrJPLITXICri Waialua Agric Co. 5 . iox H MONTHS BRUSHES; MANICURE, SEtS,MlRRbRS PUFF BOXES, COMBS, BUFFERS; MILITARY CHUCHZ3 Natomas Con. 914 ;,F0B SEVEN 68...... ' ' ' n b ; . 'b; i DRESSER TRAYS. Hawn.-Irrigatio- Co. 6 b -- . .. and ' : J t ; July, Hamakua Ditch 6 . . . . For the i seven months:': ended tue trade"of; Hawaii with the United 1 - SALES. ft.a-incinrtln- Ei onlv- domestic mer ...4 v- - : zu t 'b v-- vHetwcen Koaras waimea zw,; nhandise itopiiij.the : mainland n b I b bb idbb :7-- ;,- z. ? -'" vr., rv " -i ' FVi 241 267-1711 5'Oah"ii i f " .''"t-f-'i- -- Cahti hjaVaiian pfwiucts to the mainland x''rb:'s.-t'2 'SlhgU-- ' pieced sold ;to match sets. Your Inapectjsn cordially Invited.' Jv v CoUcIl2S, Dies 90 -- 25 r 26, Oahu :26; i Brewery23, increased- - iO,45L665. . ,:v- - ri 1000 III16 1901 100, 1000 HUo 1901 imrorts of domestic merchandise ouu .. iuu, nuo ivvyz. I from the States amounted k to 26H', 25 Oahu 20 Oahu In- 191li Oahu 26, f corresponding period, ended - : y ; rrSfrir:- S' Honfokwi 'g.- b . - 26, j ; H ;;a4 Jncreae ot5.S.2l2,9- a : v PEACOCK CHAIRS and : OTTOMANS b rb, ; . bibr-- Vb hipmenu,;or Hawaiian fc .prouueuj Latest tugar qaotatfon: AM cents, the.maUjln4 for the seven months s - l. - or $82.20 per ton. ende4, 1912 were ?36,S66,403,v against $29,122,937 1911 period, a i forthe v si . 1 1 gain "of 4Y.242,0S. f r ior-ei'gn- ,? imports; of mercnanaise irom 'T ( V"'" " ' ' ' ' Sugar bllrts countries to Hawaii for the lT3c::ific:iQi:ixi:Ay; (912 seyeivmonth period were Take Laxative Bficmo Quinism S695,-71- 4 being . an Increase of - 1-- Tablets.- A1I; drtgists rerid fi 4d over the ; 1911 period. Exports of - ii-J-- Beets 9s ' the- ? fails to careV; b:IiJ . foreign coun-frte- s. money if ft bbJ. domestic producti to ; for the i!912 period b fell ' off lv E.- W." X5fovea signature csf 459t74beinjf $139.451 agajnst $599j- - each box .'bbbv ; bvb-b- '-r. V PARIS COw Lioia, 0. 9 A ; ' Ct ta ; Following, are comparisons or snip-men- - .some of the ' leading ex- r Cxchaoire. ' of rThe annual meeting of the Woman s ports vof domestic products to the Membcru HoneIa1 Stock noi Bond the seven Christian Temperance Unlol. win bbe mainland i. as between. of thebpresldehL. FORT AND 8THECT3 July 1912 and 1911. Y held at the residence months ended ,'i--"bb- L-.- -. ;' b- -S ' 1325,' Punahou street, this afternoon FHC;:24133 w;,.. ..f ; Telephone 1208. " Sugar, 1912, pounds ;,872,292,945; i--orlr two-thirt-y pcJo?lC ?adjes V.l'v:,. ; , : b Delow Convent 793,925,334: b Increase, at Ml Jnter. SACHiBUlLOtNCi 'Tl - 1 b BERETAWIA STREET 1137 1911, pounds,: temperance work ar iarneSt-- 'f 78,307,611 pounds, or 39,183 tons. ected in 327, lyireqtiested attends m Harry Armitagc Co., Value, s 1912, $35,015,561; 1911, fa - . Lit- r-yr- ynr Increase, $7,188,370. x rv ry " nr rnr y; f"! rT ?TrTr?f - 82691; i ryf rv1 : v Umtttd U' b Fruits' and: nuts'; fb 1912. $80861; :fv fc ' STOCK: AND BONO CnOKCRS 1911, . $585,383; , Increase. -- $222,978, n Case An Accident Like ft. Pj a Box 683 i b Phone I1t1 Pineapples, raw, 1912, $35,259; 1911 In Of Ihis b b HONOLULU, HAWAII $19,108;, increase. $16,151. Pineapples, Member Honolulu vStodrfe and Bond Canhed'.49i2J$98,054; 1911. :$504r X IV 111 XO $193,334. Pineapple : 720; lVi)pwWw' ". bb b increase.. , Exchange :3 n juice, included in, fruits and nuts AUTO HITS WOMAN AND FRACTURES HER HIP not 7 s totaL 1912,: 3U54 ; v 191L $98,551; ,$6L197i Bananas, 1912, $73,-36- 0, V-'- .; E. IV Murphy; wife of Special Policeman E. D. Murphy, : decreases. 3 L Mri . 1911, $&7,823; increase, $1537. by Fred. Warnicke, chauf-- 1 v.: was struck by an automobile driven C $119,284; 1911, $202,- - i V for MA.,GtU- at El lis and Market streets yesterday affc y x Coffee, 1912, fcur $83,02 1 -- lives 56$ Ninth avenue. 305; decrease, ernoon. Her hip ulas fractured. She at M b ; b Tobacco, 1912, $2948 1911, $175; i " emergency hospital. - ' 2 ::3 She was treated at the central STOCK iifD BBOEKKS v - , bb over 1911, $29, ' 1910, - j $l,01r Increase 1 ' rJolL A THIS MEANS A FINANCIAL LOSS TO SOMEONE j - Q Members Honolnli Stock Bosd 373; over 1910, $12,747. "b b.4V ii $17,-27- 4; ' 1 j WooL raw, 1912, $32,688; 1911, i' A i 4 i "1 SEE MANAGER? , (3 lit tHEJNSURANCE Increase, $15,414. v ". ... SUoffnwald Bldg 103 Merchant St : is to be remembered that much ; It : -- ,-- x , A TRUST A I tHfiw of the exports of coffee .. and pine- New assortment just to hand in ,7 f -- 1. HAWAII f apple Juice' are to foreign countries, f A a J. F. Morgbn Co.,: Ltd. but the statistics ' of the department vC3 STOCK BROKERS of commerce and labor, as published 923 Fort Street summary, lump all the : ; in its monthly i : ' ... n v Information Furnished and Loans foreign ; trade of .Hawaii in values iu Mtde v Without'' specifying articles. MERCHANT STREET STAR BLDG. Phone 1572 THREE SUGAR STOCKS - 1

- REGISTER DECLINES if'. BARGAINS! BARGAINSI Oahu out heavily at a decline Most comronaDis secu- came . . ajB3 qiiM dfi iqBu S J We deal In listed and unlisted of a quarter point both in recess and on g apis p Satisfyin rities of all kinds, llidatgo. La Zaca-ul- the board today. Blocks of 240. 17, 85 OU stock; ruober; Purissima IIills and 90 at 26.50 were reported, and 1 : Mascot Copprr. , J bloeks of 75, 25 and 20 changed hands Vf. E. LOG AH A tbi same figure, at the session at . the a mfcrahge of ; . ; 17, Oakland., Cat. All desirable shades ?plii pariis IliifiiliiisfeGo, Room Bacon Block. which is the bid quotation a quarter :d more than asked. Waimea sold down five points at 200 for 20 shares report- ed. Brewery, is unchanged at 25.25 for and 25 on .the - THREE. SNAPS 21 shares in recess rsSri; ..: r3- Limited board. Honokaa Is off an eighth at ovi No. 202- - m house, Kuakinl biv St. $t450 8 3J for five shares. Hilo Railroad 1901 sixes sold down No. 203 m house, Llllha St. 2000 hs a re- . 6500 for $1000, but $1000 sold at No. 204- -4 cottages and stables'. 100.50, 4147 covery of 12 and,$30tf at a net CRZSSATY - Telephone : gain of n! point "u ' v - Limited, - a b tMi'l'y about, Borden ftarriman. a The continental powers have Mrs. "James BldgC: ? King come to an agreement as ki ho tevms prominent New York 'society and club Elks "The Store for Good Clothes" St to be submitted to Turkey in regard woman, is seriously ill and will prob- to the Balkan question, bb ably undergo an" operation. HONOLULU r8XiE-Bpi4LEXIit-Tn:SimjOC- 3!. 13, 1312 M u Z3 TT-r-r POLITICAL ADVEftflSIHG POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. i LASTDAYTO MasomcTempl 'NOTICE. ; STnAIGIlTfPUCLICArj Haring been regnlarly nominated by C Yee Hop the Democratic District and County v. DUE PER : VIRGINIAN I TIlKET :' Convention for the office-- of Senator, & Co., 3f I respectfully solicit the support of the dCTOBER II : I voters in the coming, election. MEAT MARKET AND Weekly : 'I Calendar DELEGATE TO COXURESS AMBROSE J. W1RTZ. IMPORTERS 63S0-t- EfeieLAa! f Get your name on the GrerU Resis- MONO J. K.! KALANIANAOIJ3 Club Stabb AY i NOTICE. tor before twelve o'clock tonight tf'yori Telephone 3451 any Edison SEMTORSSEHATOA have intention of voting at the Having been regularly by ccmlng election on November 5. TcL 11CD TUESDAY! Projecting GEO, J?.' RENTON nominated As was predicted, there was a crowd ; ' - 'A''& KALEIOPU ' the Republican District and County ninqtosoopea J M.iDOWSETT Convection for the office of Senator, the-suppo- WEDNESDAY! , We have in 'Stock ready for I respectfully solicit rt of the " Rr.PftESRVTATlYfcfc-aTn.tiiKTRii- coming REPAIRING OF Immediate delivery the EDISON voters in the election. A 350-t- f A. S. KALEIOPU. K1NETOSCOPE, a perfect motion- LnsauakailniBa ia nana Ellma Clothing: and Shoes -picture A. CASTLE . THURSDAY! machine . adaptable U NOTICE. 7 i V'-'.- " .V"i for home use or by profession- E K. FERNANDEZ .'. als In theaters. ULYSSES HJONES announce Yce Chan Co.t 'and Ccrn:j2s C. KANEKOA I "hereby myself an Ind&i fi FRIDAY I Ask us tor particulars. pendent 'candidate for the of&e of BETHEL AND KING STS. Jk.MAlIOB . PAINTIMQ A JPcCIALTY VI ERRA - - - SATtRDAYi noiuiu, ana soneit tne support of all V I v0tcr8 hi ileba Chapter Honolulu totffiraEOTAfj VE8 )nh DISTRICT W$J?",JIS! . I of Dry .: I Wn.m.ld.lndA. A W- V- i MWn. VI,. tttAHiiW) MliblAVE JR. Fine Line Goods 5564-t- f Go., J. H. BOYD , 1 Photo Supply tlMITZD . . , All, visiting members of the C. H. COOKE 4 NOTICE. Well Ying Co.; " Of de are cordially Invited to at- Evcrthlng Photographic" JOHN K. KAMANOULU ehcr4 klNG AND SOtifM - ! '" - M tend meetings' of local' lodges. Hotel . A. . MARCALL1NO Fort, Near ; Havloir regntarlr tORlfAN been nominated br :Fbihmarkat r inSMsiii .rATKlNS the Rebnblicah District and County King 8L ..... Ewa W.WILUAMBON Cotrrenthm for the office of Represen- - PATTERN : HATS, IMPORT-E- D wute. Fourth District, respectfully -- l cpoLtiir.xoDGE, eie, ip. o. CITY APDvi)0Ur.TY OF solicit the support of the voters in the MODELS and ;' CLEVER Co. J ' I Federal Telegraph coming COPIES. New thirds by every HOfloLULa election. Grcnd CIscrance S:!z 1 - - No, boat. '.' tfanolnln- Lodze 350-t- f WM. WILLIAMSON. .UVv'(- ' ' sysicmj i Wl V alt. ' ij ft Elk. rouisen wireicss ''' Now On meets in their bill, MAYOR MEIA AHLTON A PARSONS 1 to NOTICE. office-al- l day yesterday, King near Fort, SAM PARKER in the Clerk KWONG SING LOY Itl2 Fort St. Phone 2CC3 St, Qatck and Accurate (Kamuela Paka) crowding, and sweating. for a chance, every Friday evening. Having regnlarly -- King , 1en nominated by to get : their-nam- ea on the register, Street Near Bethel Visiting Brothers rare - tre.asi?ber pruKii the Republican District and County and ,wheti 'the 'book 'was cloted last cordially Invited to at CbnVentibit for the bfflce of Represen-Utiv-e WACGTtEGOh " GEORGE night TS5S recorded. A CLATT tend. 1055 Alakea Streei Phone 40S5 E. SMITHIES - thert.were natties KeokI Kamika) Fifth Distrilit, I respectfaltrao- number will come, pretty close 1130 Fort Street . .A. E. MURPHY. E. R. and the V Now handling messages, code and. licit the support of the voters in the closed to , JJTUNSHEB, Bee. to 8000 rwhen Hhe book 'Is Shoe Repairing otherwise, under same terms as cable COL'STl' ATTORNEY L0I0 KA. coming election.-- ' r' night, according to those who keep tab 6351-t- Highest Quality of Material and company, only that we are 10 cents LA5A f CHAS. KANEKOA. oh things; Meet on the 2nd such i Best Workihanshlp Stylet Only a word cheaper. I f iatcit the Finc:t JOHN W. CATHCARTI There' Is a'sllght increase dver the :- and c 4th Mon f NOTICE, -- MANUFACTURERS' SrlOE CO. - Materials Used Offle Onan Wek dara: m.:m..ta (Keopi Kakekake) the1 registration of two years ago; and :dy of i on this and other tsatters .1CS1 Forttfeef ii p. m. bunaays: b p. jn. to up. m. Jiavlng been rregulirly. nominated statistics month at K. P. COUNTY CLERK KAKAUOLELO: ' of like nature wuP be ohtaraabie ' -- by Republican County 11 Hall,' p IfAtiAItA--- ' m the District and after 'the segregation of the voters h 7:30 m. for ".office Repre - DAVID KALAUOKALANI, JR. - Convention the of Ho . r Exclusive. UiWZzirj - ; ' .distrcits. Exclusiv6- Members oi.otb- Tdenrams Go At Kitfht sentative, Fourth District, I Tespeet- - But sight of the fact Iattem3 " support don't lose that Marine Lr neeraV er Associations AUDIT6R LUNA HOOlA . rally solicit the of the voters today Is the ilast chance' to get on tne in Handsoiiid 6rdy3 are cordially Mn- - Ddlveredi Kext JAMES5 ' BICKNELL i In the coming election. register. It will cldse .tonight at mid-- tiiss Pcv;:r, Association Tited to attend. KorninS 6350-t- f JAMES H. BOYD. . (Kimo Bikancle) 4 Cestbn Blocks : Fleer Th registration up to noon today :zzi ,tTXL fliZlXlZT LODGE, KOi i SHERIFF MAKAI NUtl NOTICE. was 7732 and the -- indications are thai i2 SOUTH KING STRCIT We Solicit .Your ROBERT PARKER WAlPA 1U ,a ;ru"sh attbje clerk's of- Having been regularly nominated by there be Mi fice during the evening. I ;:- County VTtii, every tod an 4th Cttnx SUPERYISORSHLUNAKlAI the Renablican District and' I ' fthe 1' Super- - ay. 1 1: als at 1:13 o'clock lif (jHASi'N. ARNOLD Convention for office 'of visor, city ana county of Honolulu, I POLITICAL The Vong Vong Co., Iv. ef Pi llall, cor. Fort and (Kale Anpla) ' Importers Lac;, CHAS. G. BARTLETT respectfully solicit the support of the cf Crcp;;.i Earetiite. rVisitinr brothers i&-lan- . ': 1TAS AWARDED -- coining The Democrats at Hauula, this Guilders ;and Cpntractara and Fsa: C:;Jj crcilly attend. HIGHEST HONORS (Kale Pakaleka) voters In the Election. isvitci - tr pqlitlcai HOTEL, N2AR FC.1T At . the xcent Californla- State 5S63-- J. B. ENOS. last night organized a '"ui- - i 'A. r. ; ANDREW E. COX ' 'Office:'; Munakea v. csrtz, a a "Fair held Sacramento .v club. . '," V : St.; ..,. VIV F UILBE7, K. B. & at - (Analu) ' A GOLD ATTACD - ' JOHN B. ENOS ,2ti NOTICE- .- A BLUE RIBBON AWARD and (Keonio The Republican party meeting, held irr oitLUuiirjc no, o. e. Enoka) ; i f. - A CA8H FRIZB CARLOS A. LONG Hating beilTegUlarty nominated by last night at Atkinson Park, was. a Full Millinery T ) Ilccts ca eicend and fourth Republican " v I TTciies&y cTjnlni ct each '(Kalo Lona) the District and r County great success. fiOW ON DISPLAY . y DAVID NOTLEY Convention for the office of City and at 7:S3 o'clock, la iF. : ' :.cta cbunty AttorheT; I solicit ; FURNITURE - -- K. cf P. Hall; corner 191S (Kewikl.Notale) wspfuny The Hawaiians listened to the Dem- K.UYEDA; Fort PARIS the support df thfe voters in the" tdming Mattress Upholstering and Fur Eeret&nla. ED. H. ocratic speakers attentively despite . Street,, HoUl and vlxltirx brothers t tltzr art Pallka) election. "?ti'-- nitare Ripaifintf . t fjuuanu invite a to . (Eluwina showers of blessing"" - , aturi. Amerf can Underslun 5350-t- t JOHNW. CATHCART. 22 BERETANIAv nr. HUUANU , i t ,wtt, ut'j r, ,",r,,i',' i t 111, t-- it r 1 JDEtrJtY SHERIFFS N A ilOl'E f w , . m W. ACCH, Secy. , - John H..Wi8e, and the other leaders CUY YOUH &AKAI NUI KOTflCEi Repiiblicaa ijarty. went to Hau- - ' ' AS M COSTA. . Honolulu of the TJca'els f'lf i ,thl morning - (Kale Kosta) , t navingeen tegulariy nominated by ula onja ppliticainiis- You'n find What Van want at tha -- lueta crcry erst and third I M : SOa., n-r- ?.f ; V ?r.iy-vc-...- At- J 1 FERNANDEZ Ewa Republican District and County Tuesday of each month In 'A 1 ftTPAkA Panxna) t Convention for the officesof Cltr and i'.id?? : ' (H City jlduvare' Cd.,; r JAC OS30N ono3. y-ifi- trawaW j. a. k:iipaii...... KWa anaa uouniy Treasurers 1 Tetvecuvur eo-- x Hi iCrawfbrtf," chunipiori Sleek !!;:;! CL . Duild!c2.v VhItln brothers ' Republican OSCAR P. COX. .v. Waialua t we supporx 01 tne voters in tne ian; Interpreter ;of ihe Nuuanu fcnd King CtrseU , cordially , invited to attend. frikn) ' - yi t coming election psrty, Is believed to be after the next -- ' A J. C. :SOUSA, Sachem. ' JOHN BELL v Kodhttfpoko i, 635Mf - GEO. E. SMITHIES. Hawaiian interpretershlp In the House , LOUIS Ai PERRY, C. of R. ,1 (Keonl Peie) , , of Representatives. . - J, 4 J. . LUAHI WA ... NOTICE. The Democrats have decided to try Co. V tCOLTJLU LCtGE tKO. OS, T7ins Oicr ' Having been regularly nominated by the plan of raisiliga popular sub- ; KING ST N EAR a p ETHEL j : -- L, . EXHIBITION POLITICAL NOTICES. : 0. C II. Republican District i.Connty " political ex; s, t" the and scription fund, their .Dealers In Furniture, Matte-'e- a p. r - wlil n la .Odd r rtIlo1n, bnlldlnt Corfventlon 'lor thp; office T:epresen- - chequer beting low, is ri rtmeT a.?- of CharlesBarrbn etc ,etc All Jclnds of KOA - - ' Fort itrest, near llizz, erery Friday fco. C Dscliky; :v.vNOTiCE.H'"'"' tauv; Fifth District, I respectfully so passing the hat In this couhty. TeiriaTijo trt:iix?'-';- t' and NflSSldN 'FURNITUR2 licit thdsuppbrt of the voters In the to order; '. , Visltlr 2 brothers', crdlally tnrlted Having 'been regularly fiOnflrfated by imtn- made' r Phone Sole Distributor - .itmn Col4 Sam Parser, regular Republican ( ' - me r v nepuDuc&n mjp; - to.attf'r.i r;, uistncti ouni.xrKaKfff A. L. CASTLE. nominee, for mayor, Is winning tbo con- v.'-- 'f. v . : v AMBROSE TVtRTZ. DlcUtor. 'i r" omce uepresen-tativ- e, J. tne or 1 1 convention for fidence of 'the Hawaiian voters. In REAL ESTATE : JAUES W. LLOYD, Secretary. Fifth District, I respectfully So ' dMavaAaii NOTICE. employes the - ' i'i his speech before the of NEW DRUG STOE;: i INSURANCE ii 4 licit the support Of the vdtefs in the -; Honolulu Iron Works yesterday, the' SODA WATER, FOUNTAIN I.OAN3 NEGOTIATED MEETING NOTICE; HAlftl-YOUN- coming election.- Q Harlncibeefa fegdlarly. nominated by with boys VON CD; LTPi: Colonel, made a lut the ; - - EDWIN K.s FERNANDEZ, HAVVAII DRUG CO, i-- t v. Ctanrenwali Cild:.- t the Republican District and ' County tthere.- - H Impcirttrs, Machinery and v 63fe4 U Conventidu tor the office of City and 42 Hotel & at end of Beth G. T., will meet in the - stocked New Drugt . .Commission JMerchanta. County Auditor, ' I respedtf ully' hao"-w- as the keynote of Well with - - " tbllclt "Wela ka ". .; gartenvOdd Fel- - : ft1 , Nfy1tUs. roof. . - "dealers In V support voters com-- speech yesterday; noon,; and WHEN Yob V;AjlTH.iiriC2 lovsM21dg. first, And t w.Uhe of the in the E. H. Paris'! . ,';-:.';- . Automobiles and Autsmoctls when he addressed the boys of the ' '; S E E L .Tueaday hall-- " iUJk UCCU t . third ai Supplies ;; i IHUUUU uuuiiubicu trnro ia .inn Honolulu - Iron Works. They greeted '' past seteh p. m. young a hao" cheers and ' Y, Alexander clog. Convention for the office of Repre him with "wela Yo YcbTiiTrfixro OEO. W. PAT Chief Templar. Cor. King Bishop NOTICE. applause. 'made good when he j, C. and Sts.i sentative, Fourth 'JDistrictr 1 vrespect-full- y Paris THE BICYCLE DEALER and Vv selected the famous Hawaiian phrase. felt TELEPHONES: WoWd to solicit the support of the voters Having regularly REPAIRER, has ALAKEA STREET Office ...... Vi;... 21J7 in the coming election. been nominated by 180 KING STREET Supply Dept. 3317 the Democratic District afid 'County E. J. McCandiess, Democratic can- Auttf ...... j JOHN K. KAMANOULU. -- New location Red front, near .'V 1 uonvenuon office Super representative . from the Auto 'Salesroom . 3268 6350-t- f for the of didate for Young B$g. ' Telephone 2318 sMeandls&achlnery. 2417 i visor, city and County of Honolulu, I Fifth District, stated' this morning that Garage . J i . .. . . J . 2201 - NOTICE. respectfully solicit the suppdrt of the the Democratic meeting last night at voiers in ice cominc election. Waipilopilo, was something like that Telephone 3197 P. O. Box 708 , Havlttff Kfiiih fpitarlv BbmlhaLtM by 6350-tf M. C. PACHECO. of the days when the" late R. W. Wil- 1 VUULu.w 1 ..J the Democratic District and County cox, was running for Delegate to Con- S. ; If ere swepl NOTICE; gress. EOIIBYA, llenohla aflla 'Convention for the office of Super '' Vulcanizing Works : WILL DO IT e "carrapnitllaeesll yei visor, City and County of Honolulu, I x 182 Merchant St., near Alalea veIIect jbar'ihs&r&iietl respectfully solicit the support of the Having been' regularly nominated by The campaign soap-bo- got a good SlBaBIHHBBBBSIBBJBJBMBJBJBJBJBJBjBJBJBJBSBJBJBJBBflBBBfl rvoters In the coining election. the Republican' District and County start on its three weeks activity HONOLULU, T. H. AND REPAIRING JOHN MARKHAM. Convention tdr the; office of Super- - yesterday. Barron was the first Brcver 6 Co., Ltd. SUPPLIES City Codirty 5361-t- f tlsor and bl'HbnoHitif. I sneaker to mount the histrionic iTDrAF t ASSOCIATED GARAGE, LTD. respectfully solicit the support of the Sam Koloa is master of cer- throne. y. ' (ESTADUgnnb; i82r) NOTICE. voters in the coming election. emonies, and each noon the box is numih,. 5350-t- f ANDREW E. COX. occupied. Bethel and King street has COMMISSION MERCHANT Having rfpresrst the the largest and been regularly nominated by been set apart by tacit consent for Japanese Provisions and . AN OPPORTUNITY the Republican District and County NOTICE. the meeting place. atroBgest fire Insarance com pa-ti- es General Merchandise Convention for the office County la the world, of regularly St., Near King Automobiles Sheriff, I respectfully solicit the sup-- Having been nominated by All the delegates to the last Repub- Nuuanu St. port of the voters in the coming elec- ??0crftic4KDlB county have been in- office 'SonntlCity lican convention r SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO. tion. vited by the leaders of the Republican BtJIGA10t7D x-- Lowest Wm ROBERT WAlPA PARKER. County Attorney, I respectfully solicit Headquarters to attend the meeting, NO PRESERVATIVES IN - 7i Klorchant Street support of voters in coming AND REAL ESTATS E35S-t- f the the the called next Thursday, October 17, t Settlements for ' Liberal election. 5 o'clock afternoon. PIOiJEEIf HILK 6351-t- at in the NOTICE. f J. LIGHTFOOT. Im- OLIV ER G. LAN . - At the meeting .matters of great SING THE BEST MILK ; " portance will be brought .up for dis- 80 Merchant Street HavJng by NOTICE. FOR ALL PURPOSES PREST-O-LIT- E ben regularly nominated Uaa a TANK cussion, and, it is expected that all Your Grocer Sells It bh' yourAutolfcobiU and eve the Republican District abd County the candidates will come. Convention for the office of City and Having been regularly nominated by FOR SALE Generator TrOublaa. Democratic District and County Edwin K. Fernandez, candidate for County Clerk. I respectfully aoUcit the ?T nu representative from tfie Fifth District, Acetylene Light and support of the vbters in th coming IS returned this morning from Hilo In the DINNER FAVORS PLACE I election. - County Sheriff, I solicit CARDS lbCX Lot on Puunul Ave., adjoining aupport Vf,voters, Mauna Kea. His right eye. ;which was Agency Con Ltd. D. KALAUOKALANI JR. the of the la the com Oahu C Club. 10,000 sq. ft ing, election. injured while on Maui, is improving. A wonderful variety In beau- 5350-t- f an expert mov- tiful and odd designs. 1200 10 acres farm land at Kalihl. 5350-t- f ' W. P. JARRETT. Fernandez, who is J man, morning called 1 miles from King. St 1000 NOTICE. ing 'picture this A. B. AflLEIOH & CO. banana trees. at the Republican Headquarters and .Hotel, Near ort . - koftEAN Sugar made arrangements' for stereoptical 110,000 7& acres at Puunul, adjoin-- ' USE THE 'ISLAND Havine been reeularlv nominated by- industry. tile County; piciure shows to be exhibited at the Ing Country Club. As a whole Democratic District and Republican party. For GENERAL OFFICE STA- VT7T part. Convention for the office of City and The Belgian consul at Seoul states meetings of the or in WIRELESS that efforts have been made for sdtne TIONERY and Fl LING SYS County Clerk, I respectfully solicit the TEMS, call or write to us and . IN YOUR BUSINESS coming 'years 'to .'establish the sugar industry VISIBLE SUGAR SUPPLY. support of the voters in the we will fill . your .wants. election. in Chosen (Korea), and the most sat- & following Office: Telephone JtaJIdina B. N. KAHALEPUNA. isfactory results hare been obtained Willett Gray give the OFFICE SUPPLY CO.', LTD. from experiments in beet ' growing statement of the visible supply of Onl establishment Island o..tb. : 6361-t- ' -- ! f 4 Watty Building 74 S. Kind Street carried out in the northern 'Provinces. sugar on September 26: 931 FORT STREET equipped to do Dry Clean In pT M. 6URn ette NOTICE. The prospects are in fact so encour- Total stock of Europe and Ameri- . PHONE S3S3 - f- aging ttiat a. group --bf inflafentlal Jap--' ca, 795.421 tons against 757.282' tons by. anese Korean 'capitalists ar- year uneven ?-- same dates. i SECOND YEAR .Commissioner pf.Daods for Califor Having been regularly nominated and have last at the IF bV "WISH TO ADYERT1SE 15 - ranged to form' $2.-300,0- 1s 38,139 tons nia and Now York; NOTARY. PUB the Democratic District and County a 'company with The increase of 'stock NEWSPAPERS H0:.1V Office Of bM capital to carry e an increase5 of tons COMPANY OF LIC! Grants Marriage Lioortaea. Draw Convention for the Super on beet gainst 10M60 INSURANCE City County of Honolulu, I growing on a commercial scale. last week. .Total stocks and afloats Anywhere At Anytime, Call 6a or LTD. L visor, and It HAWAII, Morto'agaa, '".p'oeds, . Bills of Sale, rtnot-ation- s : j rwipoctfully solicit thf --support of the is proposed to conrttict in together show a visible supply of Writ t .' . . O'Neill Cldd. Wifta, f Lease's, etc. Attorney for the coming the extensive plains in I loan e 9S7.421 tons against l,(Cl,2S2 tons R. C DRAKES ADYEEIISLTa King Street, Cor. Fort Street vrttors in Mo election. the Sf District Courts. 70 MERCHANT ST, EDW. H. F. WOLTE1L Shu district, which is traversed; by last year, or a decrease of 66S61 v : , A0EXCT - : Telephone: 3529 ' 5353-t- Fusan-Xhtun- g 121 fctijsiia : K. : C- Tr--:'- HONOLULU, Phone U. f the Railway. tons. !r::t -3 -i 14 HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, TUESDAY, OCT. 15, 1912.

'"" " , t '""r . ; . . MANEUVERS Furniture and Piano Moving Any Distress (fun tin nod from Taste I) After Meals? tcruiastrr; Major R. If. Noble, Major Storage Y. I'. Wooten. Captain W. T. Han- - nuai, Captain C. A. Clark, signal offi-!ce- r; 1 I Lieut. F. S- - lksson. Lieut. E..L. J Hoffman, special motorcycle aides; Do you belch or bloat? ; Lieut. Geo. Turner, special aide; Lieut. .64 Phone TRY THE BITTERS (F. S. Andrews, aide. 1 Blue army Major George Dlakely, K. Digestion weak bowels Major N. F. McClure. Captain J. S. . M. Smith, Captain Lorrin Smith clogged? Johnson. Captain F. ; Douglas McCarskey, Captain A. M. TRY THE BITTERS ' Shipp. Cap- -- army Major A. Penn. lave you malaria, or, fever Red J. Hawaiian Express Co. tain H. J. Brces, Captain J. H. Bryson, and ague? Captain VV. Jl. Burtt, ('apt. V. H. John- QJeen TRY THE BITTER3 son, Lieut. Maxwell Murray. Nuuanu and Streets The eleven officers who arrived on -- i the Logan Sunday, and who are not familiar with the terrain, are being fiostettc r's given a series of "seeing Oahu" trips in the headquarters automobiles. One Stomach Bitters party went sightseeing at 9 this LOCATED and READY morning, and another lot at 1:30 this NOW Is 58 years old and has help- afternoon. The morning passengers ed, thousands back to health. were Major Penn. Major Blakely, Cap-- ' tain Shipp, Captain McCarskey, Cap FOR BUSINESS It tones rebuilds nourishes urn tain Smith, and Major Noble. In the afternoon those who took in the sights from the army "rubberneck" . f I were Major Penn, Captain Bryson, Brees, Captain -- For sale by BeLson. Smith & Co, Lieut. Murray, Captain 18S7Mrdhaiit Street- Burtt and Captain J. S. Johnson. Ltd.v Chambers Drug Co., Ltd., I Mo What is officially known as Mem- .' i' mAqoon building y Drug Co. and at all wholesale liquor orandum No. 1, Field Maneuvers, came 'i trrm tho nrintprs this mnrtlinp It I contains information regarding and ' regulations for the battle of Oahu, Sunlight grows die hops, but spoils the brew. Sharp Signs which is to be waged next week. ! Following are some of the principal beer. glass fcives HOTEL points covered in the memorandum: Light starts decay even in pure Dark Phone 1697 . for Command- - General Instructions , ; tt v I ing Officers. best protection against light. TOM' SHARP, the Sign Painter ST1UAE2T I The maximum effective personnel in the field is required. To this end England Germany the - brewers won' iiselight the services of chaplains will be uti- In and t lized during the absence of troops in ' v- :;:':.(-.,.- " glass bottles. . ; Ij"; SAIl H1AIICISC0 posts. Bands- ' 'the admjnistralion of , men, men mounted organizations Geary Street., above Union Square of ..... for whom no mounts are available "Beer should not beAtexposed to tne ugnr, especially, ZEALAND European l?lan $1.50 a day up and who. cannot be utilized as train sunlight, as itrwill thereby be detrimentally af-- - f , NEW . American Plan $3.00 a day up direct guards, sick men able to do light tHe - ' New fteel aid brick structure. duty, etc., will be utilized to the full- fected, the light having ahinfluence upon albumin- Every comfort and convenience. est extent as caretakers and guards. oids beer, causing the latter to become hazy V ; , : A very in the high class hotel at moderate Commanders will caution their men ' i 1 rates. center of In the thtatre and and officers to exercise the greatest .pcrep&l retail district. On r.ar lines trans- care' lii prevention of fires, if says no less a fcrruncnt ferring to all parts of city. Electric the nearest troops wi-- us . omnibus meets all and fires, do occur the German expert arid scientist in the jVhl-Hcni- Institute trains c om-mand- atetmers. Hotel Stewart recognized be ' sent by their emmediate to extinguish such fires, re- . ; as Hawaiian I&aid Headquarters. Cable Address TrawetsABC code. port being mie to the nearest um- -- Absolutely the best butter ever sold here pire, who will make proper allowance 1 JJH. Love. Honolulu representative. We have adopted every itlea, ever invention that . for time lost. ; - . Troops crossing cultivated lands could make for the purity. or ochlitz beer. wiJl con-lin- e A off the Military Reservations to roads and well-define- d themselves Our beer was first' brpwedin a hut. . . Now our. Metropolitan Meat Market . trails. Gates will be used Hotel Potter, and fences will not be out or destroy- agencies dot the earth. - O ur outputexceeds a milliori ;. allow- HEILBRON & LOUIS, Props. TELEPHONE 3445 ed. , Umpires will make due ' in the ob- barrels a vear. b c - ance for situations created Santa Barbara- servance of these rules. Particular care, will be taken that men and ani- grow- mals do not molest or destroy - P-- ck Co. uta... : ing crops, fruit or; vegetables. . W. C. 4 trlinJl4"mtz."- . 'CS-;.- - Honolulu, ' Immediate commanders will see ;r;yt:H';p; ' n that all damage to private property, "f WEI when reparable,' yf repaired before 1 causing damage S AH FR AFHS I S CO ,7 the organization the i'f leaves the immediate vicinity there- Reinforced Concreti BuiMing. 225 Roons. 21 first of ! when not reparable a full perort 11-8- will be submitted taftitotino houses efthliil bloc. Rates! 1. 6 of the damage done ' 7 ' toliXOpsrtfs F.L4A.W.Turttia.PtoBS.lifln to the force commander on the day on which Is occufre,. If necessary a board of officers1 to asses damages ; will be appointed, after the close of will ' It a scientific discovery that affect every the maneuvers. ' ; Pleasanton Hotel v kitchen in: the Islands.' " No ball ammunition for either re . COMFORTABLE - REFINED volvers, rifles machine guns will MODERATE PRICES or ( A,delicious cooking material made from be carried except a few rounds of use In emergencies, vegetable oils. the Army ammunition for Headquarters for which will remain in possession cf and Navy. company, troop and, battery s. You won't realize what it is until you try it. Special dinners for strangers on Wednesday and Sunday The number of rounds of blank ; ALL GROCERS nights. - cartridges carried each day will be Phone tabTe reservations. as follows: Rifle, 20 per man; re- Corner Wilder and Punahou volver, 10 per roan; machine gun 550 battery of ar- , Phone 3427 platoon, revolver; per gun. Pinchon, Manager tillery, 25 rounds Henri Jules No blank ammunition will be fired within the lines' of their respective OULSGI? except in the proper course of the forces. All occupants of such mach- . CRAG field exercises. Cases of infraction ines must wear the prescribed hat of this order wilt be promptly discip--. bands. HOTEL VMII1EA lined. Red and Blue Com- The Kentucky Knduranre Rtakwofj Instructions for i Bakery manders. four miles, run at ('htirJHifiiowns if i ' ii r will select and was won by Sotemia1nd aworld'sJ ii ii WAIMEA, KAUAI ..Each commander . 1 s appoint hi3 necessary staff. reconi 01 V' whs imng up. i m to be BMB I 1inI Nsly Renovated Best Hotel Each commander will cause w headquarters bag- en Kauai carried ith the t Tl .7 gage of his command one 1 wall Touritt Trade SoliclUd bat-lalio- Gobi! tent for the seuior umpire. Each n GOOD MEALS and squadron headquarters, and each separate battery will carry ESS Rates Reasonable one tl) wall tent for the umpire who It Uks tnr than ths suggetlion to ktsp tpl thsdaya. ft may he assigned to that unit raalljr can bs dons only with an C.W. SPITZ Proprietor may maneuver in and M The trooDa Extraordinary i m m v 7 i about the new post at Schofieid Bar- racks between October 21t and I'Mh ctain the natural Juicca KhotiM tttid lx deemed nrwsary at . Precautions fOOtl r Faia :;y :!r.,. L the Kw or BSuc rr.m-r- of the Cooked Electric ders. but care muet be taken that the construction work Is not unnecessary Jutt attach it t'a tKa cHandtlisr in p!at af a lamp. It uaaa tla pr.pirs for th tour-- tt y interfered with. Isss current than a lamp. hutneKK by th additfon Supply and Transportation. rf two tmr huncalws Fuel arid fora rw distributed Economical, Chzn, Wahava tham compItU Iram hrautlfuUy They points of ronrrnira-lion- , furnhd in advance) to th i occu-panr- y. ar u r tin ready for undrr th dirtrtion of tl; Chief tLf f. itur rt r I . v Lacor-aav- cj Quart rma'ttr of th- - wpriRHftt ! r Htr rM Mount for Umpires, and 7 10 00 Observers. JUSS JOHTSON. I H ' Tfcr ('tnmi4tnc 0'fMr. trnms, A Vineyard .riHr). H fMrm frmn luvi 9E Per Pacliaw vit!i nfr- - m mtt?Hfi ... rvr '& it trrt.;t .. Citsl nccipcDoo!: ' Th r.mai tfci h Ml t Spera Sunday at firmh uMt-- i 'h--- r Electric Co., Ltd. ; Tli: Hawaiian frtf tt . a ' r ad 'f'"w ' '.t '!1 I tut- - K-1- th- - 'rd"i -- f- - W ' " HALEIV7A . lf.rftH i bfin - t ?! f . II tj t .. ..rt ". L'-- ins fr : - S'gnat. , rV E. 0. EMI izti, i la "KSEKGER COY jijurm: the Mr Pf tlAT t."t li I 4r UH-- i nurtIk. LaiUIMU'KI PARCEL DELIVERY hibtnarse ! two Itomtm tr. meat-M'- ME FOR A SWIM AT THE i!in at of nr n.rnoT - PHONE 1SC1 : n or ! . o p'i Tnpi to rt- We know tvcryfood ur.iltisiari) lt Waikiki Inn business. Honolulu Rays te e 8a?rr Dairymen s 'ccryz't and A 1. 1 OfC b i lei Phono 22P5 Readies ' HIGH CLASS ,t'-- I,- - - t ':-- t Association Wall & Dougherty n tu i - k . I inpH' ii'.'l M.or I !i p i Hustace-Pec- Co.,Ltd. :!h: ; ! . L'un tin- - r:".f c: ( Phone 1542 ALL KIM)S OF KOCK AXD SA5D FOB C9.UJSK1E WOttlL - Upholstery and Drapery Work Jewels t r " p. i al! ': FIKEITOOIl AXD (OIL. Antiinhi!- - ! : :'! or St QUIT. STREET. P. 0. BOX tli J. H0PP & CO., Ltd. ALFXAVDER YOUNG BLDG. o; cither ;unf must iuid;ii I