From San Francisco! Man iturla Sierra, May 4. For San Francisco 2:30 Mongolia. April .lo. SniYM.irfrf From Vancouver: Niagara. May 20. If For Vancouver: hdltlOB Maruaa, May 19. AW t ? Kvcnlng HulWitin. KsL No. 'M:.'. 12, 12 PA1KS HONOLULU, OF 1!14 12 K FIVK CKNTS' Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXI. No. f2. TEKR1TORY HAWAII. WKI Ni:siAY, AHI1L J!, PACKS. PKIf - 1 COMMERCIAL BODIES COMBINE HAWAII PARTY SPEED ORDINANCE BRITISH COMMANDER ESCORTS U. S. CITIZre oo oo oo o--o o--o o o o o AT FAMED N O PASSED TO PRINT oo ORGANIZATION IS PERFECTED STORM ON GREAT LAKES CAUSES 20 DEATHS COLD BUT HAPPY DY SUPERVISORS Care Wiff Be Taken In Choos- ing Officials to Guide Des- S. PRISONERS ANXIETY FELT Ancient and Gorgeous Temples Taken from a $ tinies of Greater Chamber . Several Sections ' ! -- of Shintoists and Buddhists I Laws That Have Withstood RAYMOND C.BROWN IS yisited by Excursion Party Court Tests on Mainland ARE RELEASED FOR STEAMERS OUT FOR SECRETARYSHIP EASTER SUNDAY SPENT ! RESUME OF NEW LAW V Nominating Committee May Be AMID PAGAN SHRINES OFFERED HEREWITH illf.nwcDn ( HUERTA IE Drawn This Afternoon to BY PRES. 11U J" Snowball Fight in Front of Sa- - Measure Supplants Traffic Bill UVLllUUL Present Slate X V-- cred Pagoda Matsushima Which Is Now One of Laws too hasty rteps show Id not be I --v 1. Associated Press Cable. 1 Associated Press Cable! That f ,'V. is Next on Itinerary of City County taken In chocking th officers and di- and VERA CRUZ, Mexico, April 29. DULUTH, Minn April 29. TM Commander Tweedie of the British steamer Benjamin Nobis is lost- on rectors of (he commercial organiza- I By R LEY H. ALLEN. Without an objection being raised. navy, after considerable effort has Lake Superior and the crew of 20 lost. tion which will be jerfoctod by the Ski' ( v-:- -' iSraff board of supervisors passed tlu amalgamation of the Chamber cf Com- the succeeded in persuading President The heavy seas have baffled all efforts N1KKO. Japan. Apr. The Ha spnnl ordinance at a special life-save-rs merce anJ Merchants' Associaon, is X new Huerta aari the ministers of war and of to reach the stricken waii party in Ja- night on first reading. ; - excursion has been meeting last . the consensus of cpinun of these bus- foreign affairs to release a number of vessel. . pan cm week tonight. and in that The ordinance, which is 3,500 American prisoners and permit them Grave anxiety Is felt over five iness men who are interesting them- -- week has son a considerable part of words in length, defines different Mexico. overdue vessels and it Is believed selves in the merger, as ascertain?:! of to leave both old and new ETai Nippon. speed districts, fixes the duties Of may or In- While Hutrta granted the request that they have been wrecked this morning through a seri.s of - Yokohama and Tokic. for the new. drivers of vehicles; and otherwise, 'al- disabled. . - - J Commander Tweedie he refused to terview's. According: to statements far-fame- great- and now the d Nikko and covers the subject of speed at c- made, the majority of the members oi low the refugees to be brought here some of the many villages of the in- er lengtn tnan me pia law. several capital by the chamber and the association ad- M. have been taken from from the the Britisher. terior of the prefecture, for the old. of the sections However, between Mexico City and vocate that, at the. Joint meeting of In .Japan and to those who know mainland statutes, which have with- Otic the two organizations this afternoon stood the tests, in and out of court, Vera Commander Tweedie pick, things Japanese. Nikko is (he spot ed up 100 refugees Young i about and escorted in the makai pavilion of the Kit j in on d C. Rrown, candidate of which it is said. "Nikko mirumade, and proved substantial. I reading them torfhe coast hotel, a nominating committee should for erretaryshh of the (Jreater Kf-kk- The ordinance passing first to iu na.! which v ith a pretty ii m ( was to be printed. be appointed which, during the com- jllonolulii ( l aniler of ComrHcrre. play on words, means, "Cntil you last night, ordered ing con- f - - -. It appears in full elsewhere in this week, would frame a slat? i 1 you say JHlS ave Nikko. sen cannot Star-Bulleti- Second taining the names of candidates for splendid." issue of the Splendid indeed it is. for and third reading of the ordinance both officers and directors. it is th.-- climax of gorgeous and pic- AT two meetings JIajor-gener- al Woth-- by-la- COLLISION will be had at the next William W. As soon as the for the turesque tem- i temples in a land of of the board. This measure supple- erspoon, the U. S. army's new MARSHFIELD, greater chamber, drawn up by a spe- ples. Splendid in scenery; splen- its traffic ordinance which is ! hicf-of-staf- f, X ments the e formerly cial Joint committee headed by F. C. did in assistant the combination of nature's of the city and chfef-of-Maf- f, Atherton, are adopted by the mem- now one of the laws who snereeds (en- - and de- j sublime handiwork the rich county. ! I , SENDS era Wood. General Wotherspoon bership of the Chamber of Com- SCHOFIELD signs religions Associated Press CablcJ.' . and of cursory resume of I architecture The following is ! has twice been president of the merce and the Merchants' Associa- that have flourished for centuries. measure: MARSH Fl ELD, W Is., April 29. tion this afternoon, the amalgamation the Army Var College. To most of the Naibo states, it may No person shall drive a vehicle 4 COUNTRYMEN The schooner Hugh Hogan Is report- Mill be 'perfected. , Chairman Ather- instantly be identified as the place ed to be ashore at the mouth of ths ton will, before presenting his report recklessly or negligently. MEN TO HOSPITAL whence came the three quaint little A speed greater than 15 miles an Suislaw but Is In little danger at ths ; concerning by-law- s; for a vote .the ask monkeys' In three monkeys whosD hour shall constitute prima facie evi- NEW VOLUNTEER present time. sls to whether the new organiiation respective postures represent "Hear foregoing sec- r Associated Press Cable.1 shall be known as the "Greater Ho dence of violation of no evil, speak no evil, see no evil." tion; 20 miles an hour shall consti- WASHINGTON. D. C ADrll.29 ncluln Chamber of Commerce" or th? Motorcycles Come Together On the teir pie of lyeyasu at Nikko tute a violation of section; and fin- The Italian ambassador has requested' "Honolulu1 Chamber of Commerce. and Members of 25th In- there is a carving of wood, showing ally, a speed in excess of 25 miles an BILL ASSURES Secretary of State Bryan to protect There has been no little discussion these three monkeys. The panel is hour in outlying districts shall like- the lives of his fellow countrymen J Badly on this..matter, and It is the Idea of fantry Are Injured four or five feet long, the figures are wise be deemed in violation of sec- employed in the coal mine district or by-la- the committee to settle it bo small and today the once bright paint tion. Colorado. I proceedings busi-Jncss- .- (Special Star-Bullet- in Correspondence.' fore witb.the other is cracked and fading. But the fame On turning corner vehicle shall not : BARRACK'S, April 29. A temporary chairman will be SCIIOF1EKD of the three monkeys has spread proceed at a rate greater than eight PROMOTION HERE Fol-- " Corporal A. J. Driggs, Co. 13. and , elected, to preside at the meeting. around the world and 1n many a shop miles an hour; and on. overtaking Idwing the presentation of the com Private James Green, Co. H, 25th re- SPANIARDS HAKE 1 in many a foreign city you will see street car which has stopped to by-l- a post hospital suf- pleted wsv which already have are in the the monkeys in "various shapes, sizes ceive or discharge passengers, such U. to-th- re- S. ISVILLIi! ,been submitted directors of the fering with serious injuries as and combinations. Probably not one vehicle shall not approach nearer Regular Army Officers Bound sult of a motorcycle collision at 6 rhambervnd association, ''the menv out of a hundred people who are fa- than eight feet from running board, to Go Up in Case of.Wat " (both" organizations will b o'clock yesterday afternoon. (Jreen .GET-TRUT- H lera of miliar i with of simians ever cr proceed at speed greater than EFFORT TO of Officers' the trio According to Act asked to formally ..adopt them. who is an employee the heard of Nikko. Yet it is one of Ja- eight miles an hour. ebPrtt'trab!c.l - f jb Garage Bar- There baa eenr some comment, to Associated of Schofield a. WASHINGTON, April 21-T- he pan's most noted spots both from In passing jcarage exit, or school Since D.,C.,t the effect offleers and di-- ' racks, was testing out' a racing ma; of 8 a. m. Associated ""Press, cables countries, who tbAtotir -- historic and a picturesque standpoint. house between hours and Central American. - - the raacadrim road near the brought the information some days t:-twee- n rectors tor greater ;chambeM rhinen 4 p. m. approaching bridge, vehi- would . differences - To the Hawaiian party It has been a or mediate the f OF V,: should ;be elected this afternoon. Ar-- post when he collided with Briggs, speed greater ago that a new volunteer bill had been HUERTA Huerta'; rare delight. We rode most of last cle shall not proceed at army the United Stateaand 7 of Section "the now by- likewiso punted on a motor cycle 10 an hour. passed by Congress, officers government requested an armis- tide. ll.of Saturday on one of Japan's many than miles I have -- here, regulars 1 laws, regarding; nominations, says: and coming in the opposite direction, railways. Leaving 10:40 A street car shall not proceed faster both ia the and the tice, i ' was Into Yokohama at organized militia, have been waiting O. . MAl least three weeks prior to the Jreen hurled the air and o'clock, we went to Tokio and lunched than 10 miles an hour when passing Associated Press- - Cable. The United States id willing to ac- 'meeting fell head first on the hard surface of garage Impatiently for more definite word of cede to request provided the as- annual of the chamber tha there at the Seiquken hotel, within exit. MEXICO CITY, 'April . 29. The this ' Briggs was tangled ve- its provisions. week Star-Bulleti- n president shall . appoint a committee the read, while the exposition grounds. An hour was Vehicles run on rails or tracks or Iast the Spanish merchants of this cjty have surance Is given. that, no surprising up wreckage of ma- gave a resume of the bill, of seven members Jo nominate offi- in the the two spent lunch in driving around hicles under control of chief engineer demanded of the Spanish consul that against Americans wiil, occur. An party before pub- which would mean certain promotion cers, with tha, exception of the secre- chines. automobile from capital cit After lunch we were of fire department, or sheriff, or he ask the minister to Induce Pres- This government also Insists "hat witnessed the the in for many officers, as the volunteer hajt military operations tary, 'and 'to present the names of 40 Schofield that accident escorted to another train and In a lic utility vehicles used connection ident' Huerta to tell the truth regards Huerta all up . members of the chamber, including picked both men and rushed them were speeding north, out with supply of gas or electricity and commisisons of higher rank would be ing conditions in this section of the during the length of the armistice. hospital. was uncon- few minutes exempted speed by regular promotion, ' the names, of officers, arranged In al- to the Green of paved and coun- ambulances are from filled at once country. ' was the streets into the provisions of this ordinance in the the who accepted volunteer phabetical order, as candidates for scious and it believed that his try. All afternoon we rode. The Ha- officers This action Is taken following the board of directors. From, this list neck was broken or his skull fractur- actual performance of duties in cases commission returning to their origi- publication of highly Inflammable the waii party on all long rail journeys is of duly ENGLISHMEN TO 21 shall be elected as a board of di- ed from the terrific force with which of emergency. Also vehicles nal grades at the close of the war as stories In the local Mexican news road, provided with a special car and the licensed physicians are exempted. On papers. rectors Tor the ensuing year. he struck the but an examina- was pleasant, the country full of extra members. tion showed that he had merely sus- ride vehicles of latter a sign "Red Cross" "Section 2 The nominations made interest. As the train sped north, the displayed In further explanation of the bill, by "of seven, by a tained a severe concussion of the must be conspicuously at following dispatch San this committee or character of the country changed. The front and rear in figures not less than the to the , filed with brain, with painful scalp wounds and Washing- A-- majority thereof,' 6hall be soil, the topography, the vegetation, five height; during Francisco Chronicle, under H be- loss of several teeth. Briggs was inches in and the SHIPMENTS the secretary at least two weeks even to some extent the costume of period of darkness one half hour aft- ton date line of April 20, is illumi- fore the day of election, and such badly bruised and received several from those nating. It should be noted, however, severe lacerations. the ieasants, differed er sunset and one "half hour before nominations shall be mailed to mem- south of Tokio and Yokohama. For sunrise lights shall be reflected on that the strength of the National bers within three days of filing. Othnr climbed a Guard of Hawaii is based on last livlEi: the last hour the train such signs. TO ;BE HANDLED members 6f the chamber may also sharp grade. The snow-covere- d No person shall drive a vehicle yeajJs returns, the present strength make nominations for officers and MARTIAL LAW mountains we had seen from our ho- within city and county at a rate of being more than double: directors, such nominations to be filed tel windows moved nearer and near- speed greater than is reasonable and Prompt organization of a volunteer Associated, Press .Cable. J .. with the secretary at least eight days er. The smaller deciduous trees of proper, having regard for the condi- - army for service in Mexico or in any before election. Such additional nom- ' other crisis would be provided for in THROUGH CANAL ; VERA CRUZ, Mexico," April 29. inations may be mailed to members at (Continued on page three) (Coniinuea on page four) a house bill passed today by the sen- 'Three trains, manned by Englishmen, ESTABLISHED are expected toleavf-Mexic- o City least five days .before the election." ate with amendments. Sending of ' ; tonight. . Article 8, regarding the election of the measure to conference was delay- . Cable. : officers and directors, follows: ed by a motion by Senator Reed to Associated Press Huerta has refused to allow a guar JEFF ITCHES FOR SCRAP SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.7-Co- l- "The officers, except the secretary reconsider the vote, but senate lead- 0f Mexican troops to accompany t by bal- AT KM onel George W. Goethals has Informed trains. . .: . r . r and directors, shall be elected VERA CRUZ ers said the motion probably would i lot at the annual meeting of the cham- be disposed of tomorrow. the focal Chamber of Commerce that he will endeavor the American-H- ber. The election of officers snail The billwould revise the law under tohandle awaiian Steamship Company's first be held on names presented by AND LOSES DECIS ON IN COURT which a volunteer forco was organized f Associated Press Cable ! shipments over the Panama railroad (he nominating committee by inde- for the Spanish-America- n 1898. WASHINGTON. Apr. 29 (Associ war in ana xnrougn ; pendent nomination as provided in Its authors claim that a volunteer ine canai. y ated Press by Federal Wireless) In order to do this Colonel Goethals . ' Article 7. Those receiving the high- "Yon said that he (Tomson force could be raised more quickly American civil government under mar- U. Attorney states , it will be necessary to est number of votes cast shall be de- Doughty S. District slept one night week?" was than under .the existing law; it that up yes- there last that 35-fo- ot a vote tial law was set in Vera Cruz make a Channel through the clared elected. In case of tie terday, according to Requests Recess in Order McCarn's question to the witness. would prevent the payment of advices received " uuieora suae, wnicn worn ne expects between two or more names, another He didn't say anything of the bounties, Would do away with a short here. The following officials have to; complete May 15. , ballot shall be taken of the tied votes to Resort to Fisticuffs kind." is what Andrews interjected at term enlistment by . making the nly. been installed. term ' After the election of officer Civil Governor Robert J. Kerr, law- this point, precipitating the explosion. of volunteers the same as those STRlf remaining 17 be SETTLE the directors shall yer, of Chicago and City of "I demand Your Honor regu- The tirade of the district attorney in the regular army; would procura by among the, Mexico. that elected ballot from Inspector of Ports and Customs late such practice in this court, or was fervid. He had been insulted. He the necessary number of men at the provider! for ' nominees in the manner gave all the indications of a man beginning of the war for a long parlod, .!" - ; ,t :: Commander Stickney of the United adjourn court for about two minutes ' v: ,i . the election cf officers." making unnecessary States navy, until I attend to this matter myself. spoiling for a scrap, and who was thus drafting and In spite cf the fact the meet- would Associated' Press Cable that 1 audi- f Administrator and Justice William refuse to be insulted "by flat con- trying to talk himself and his decrease the pension list after ing this afternoon is special and not be- war. WASHINGTON D. April . 23. F. BurUlv. lawvfr. nf Austin. tradictions such as this. 1 want this ence into the frame of mind of the C: annual, the general opinion seems to Tac lieving a scrap was the only way President to Name Officers. IScrS President Wf son has. asked the ov. and City of Mexico. stopped or if the court fol- ers of the cpar mines In the vicin! be that these sections should be Treasurer Charles H. Stewart of thinks it is a matter for me to settle. his wounded honor could be soothed. Unlike th,e present law, the bill lowed out. That Is, at the meotins; finally would provide of Trinidad, Colo., to confer with t : Indianapolis and Cardoba. Mexico. I for a short recess When Judge Dole was able for the recruiting of afternoon, a nominating commit would ask that Idea In view' of settling "the st.--: z this Lieut. Charles Maddox of the bat- may the insult in my own way." to do the oiling of the troubled wat- all organizations of land forces. This tee should be appointed to draw up ' settle would 'STRIIIE'DISTRICT situation and .relieving the fed:.--" tleship Utah has been placed in V. S ers act. he suggested that counsel Include training service, to a slate ccnslst'ng of the names of In this wise did Jeff McCarn. put objections duty government 'of the necessity of kss, charge of the Mexican wireless sta- attorney, object to a contra- should his in mori which disabled officers would.be district able-bodie- Ing troops n the strike zone. candidates for officers and directors. tion. formal terms, and Andrews thereupon assigned when superseded by d - of by Attorney L. In the meantime, the temporary chair- diction facts made objection Mc- formally noted an men . . , . Reports were received from Admiral to. at the front rAssociated Press1 Cable. , man i meii oi Aime iimkiiusi Andrews, in the United States district formally bcu uierautrs neicner iaie iasi mart tnat several a i,ood Carn's question, which was Another" change In the existing law FORBES, jCoIoV April 29 Seven of directors of the Chamber of 'om court this morning. This and formally excepted to, would give trainlcads of refugees are ready to ef- overruled, and the president instead of are dead nine of - defending REBELS URGED 9 cieal more to the same general 'and the C 1 merce snd Merchants' Association j leave the City of Mexico for Vera and the wheels of justice continued the governors of the states the author troops missing while a number of temporary J fect. would act as a loard of Cruz. to grind. buildings' are in ashes as a result of directors of the greater chamber, it The case before Judge Dole was Women Discharged. (Continued on page two) suggested. In interim, of l.ucy Tomsou and Rose Wal- severe .fighting between strikers and has been the that Just before noon, the case was. con- " -- DENY TROUBLE troops during last night. . - while the nominating committer is BETWEEN ters, on habeas corpus petition to cluded, and Judge Dole discharged ; At the present time there are 40 preparing the slate, the members of CARRANZA AND VILLA prevent their being deported as un- the two women. A formal exception WMEK . l . 1 v, . womn; and SA children barricaded' in desirable aliens. The court was lis- was entered by. the district attorney. JAPA1REFUSES j the' Rocky" Mountain Fuel .Company's an opportunity to present names of CHIHUAHUA. Mex.. Apr. 29. (As- - tening to testimony as to the marri- In ruling. Judge Dole took the tunnet persons unom tney would desire as j sociated Press by Federal Wireless) age of the two women to American ground that it had not been1 shown FEDERALTROni officers or directors. At the Constitutionalist headquar- - citizens, on which ground they were that the women had not been married ' v v Upon the completion of the slte. here 't was denied yesterday that basing their claim to right to remain in good faith, even if the ceremonies TO MEDIATE ON SOUTH DAKATA HAS and after the members of both organ - relations have become strained be- - in the United States. Robert Walt- had been hurried up on account of , REACHED ACAPULC0 (Associated Pres3 CabK tween Generals Carranza and Villa as ers, husband of one of the petitioners, pending prosecution. Nor had the evi- i f j was on the witness stand. The pros- WASHINGTON.. D. C Apr. has been rumored recently because of dence since been of such character - - - lASSOCiaiea tress taoie.j - the note which Carranza sent to Pres--j ecuting attorney was attempting to as to discredit the presumption that MEXICO'S BEHALF 'ACAPtJLCO: ? Mexico. Aoril 29 It isVreported here that Spain 1; ident Wilson pretesting against the show that the two marriages, .made they had reformed with theif mar- The South . Dakota arrived We to- - 6" that the Mexican minister c ' MONUMENTS American invasion of Mexico, after deportation action had been riage, if indeed, they had. sot done day having steamed down: the coastl urge upon th S3v: j n-:- r- It was reported here late last night started, was but a subterfuge. He so some time before1 He therefore In-- rapid time. ' : ---; -- ;' offnertthe differed states the - ; that the rebel forces had defeated the was trying to bring out in the testi- held that, as wives of 'American cit- --:.V h (Associated Press Cable. i - mony ? federals in a harti battle at Santa Cat- that the marriages frere bat izens, they are entitled to . remain in WASHINGTON, D. C, Apr :29 When a man'in a small town brings combine for national df At Lowest Prices. - cT--nativ- e anna south of Monterey. Casualties a sham, and that the parties are not the "rlTnltAd Star. Th .' .TnrnWm Japan has refused to represent Mex- home a bridefrom the city, all the . TThe' susgestion is H. EL. HENDRICK, LTD. were reported as follows: Federals living aa bona fide married couples woman; is ot French nationality, and ' icodiplomatically, in its dealings with women And fault with her, norr -- rets amnesty h- - - - t-- v-- v. v-- Phone 2843, Merchant and AlakeaSta. 250, rebels ,:: at present' - its Walters woman-Swis- , Urlf 1 HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- VK!KS1A V. A I'll 1 1. -- K 1UU. f TWO .y- Moving NIPPON AWAY KESTREL GOES ON VESSEL ARMED TO WILBUR MESSER LOCAL AND GENERAL Baggage, Piano and Furniture 5 meef.ns: of th- - members of -- i I F. and A M . Ul SPECIALISTS L : . ;; o :c-- SPEAKS BEFORE '., " k'i i at WITH A BIG FLOATING DOCK REPEL ATTACK '; H. LOVE CITY TRANSFER CO. .:, ::'- ,- . .t:r.nc There w:!! Ik AMES v : i. i:. ' .! ot.-- i

r.f r Ms hi!! or co-- ts V. M. C. A. I fnl 1 . FOR REPAIRS OF PIRATES . . ., ...... ;., ,. i P. HAIL J flLt 1 lJ K:;.g aga::..--t K. W. Nuklesou w an nal- - i'.iuge Whitnev oi th- - cii-- i :' - c morr.irjg. U;e costs te- ! i th.it .i.: his I Railing (torn pi-- r S.tn Fr.il. ati 'MM caused Chicago Secretr is Pleased l 11 g la-- $17 l"i. fliCD at an rar! hour 'hi urriiiug. ..nlain L Tt.-i'- n the British II the forward ie k. ,l!i(ei ,ilid re lt. d a" Ehe n Kesttel to return to ;i piovided with arms and With Honoli'' association i departure of .he Too Kic K.ii ' thij 0 aa Jluer Nippon Marn as attended rather than continue a v,ae' o! munitions'. the InaK'ful 'Alutt and Work An rde. of adoption was made is-- : b Whitney but a few official ;itil spectators in Fanning atnl other south s; steam yacht. Niagara IV.. bearinsr morning Judge of thei Maty i. r Cm-ag- ue as;o a iMidn, sui-i'l- Mrs. .los ph . a I my i ircu'.t court giving Aiuoue t Jam il' lull' white M tenia. uei af the steatntr. laden itli and Lit would f tnanue omkc :n r - M custody of e port overn ght. giving two score f liJ a in the harbor !iiiiltiinilii.naire .md n distinguished the U.th jr S( th.- Cflicago V. M and ana Casto the l?a . - round-the-worl- w - Lop-z- a minor, adopted with pamengers an opportunity of n i.ist evftiini; .tii'! iniinel:at- tej jkirty of tr.uns' s. a.s C. A. hi'' 'or tl;e ..ft!- (.t' ol'i Fana : - ying a brier season afnore at iorr r- t.iken for placing the Kestre. las.-M-l by the Pacific Mail lir. r Mo: jeralf sec reta; ." was the tight.- of inheritance.

. ., Ifiter-lsila- k ilu. th J floatitif; drydo folia, whit h reached a berth at Pier w hich L Wilbur Mes-- 7 statemehrnth execu- The Nippon Maru arrived at th his motinrig. i shortly before noon hour today. ser. dean of the Chicago association Cecil l'rown was appointed late yesterday afternoon, follow-wha- t Olfbers iri the Kestrel w(ull not The Niagara is declared to have secretaries. oiened his address before tor of the will of Mohole Moanauli to la a pleasant trip - I .".ii order of declared . Ihrni dfcjiy a report that the een provided with its armament dur representative business men of the serve without bonds The Pump by ctom the Pacific. On board the ves steamer had struck an obstruction in ing the stay at Manila. Hearing tha city at noon today during a luncheon appointment was made Judge j iel. were 28 cabin. 7 second clans and j.roceediiig to the M.uth seas ::.rtr stories that piratical bands continued at which he was the guest honor. Whitney o! the circuit court this 11 AalatiC of ateeraRe pasongers of whom n leaving Honolulu last Sunday ater-- to infest the China sea between the "You have a model building here, morning. -- brought us a big lot of M and The fine Steamship .Matsonia has cabin and 39 Asiatic passengers left - ii. Tlitsi- vh viewed the vessel H Philippines and Hongkong and Shang- art- - doing a model work, and 1 am gla.i MARY JANE PUMPS in the following leathers: resael at Honolulu. on it is known foreign A large number of the Hawaiians bottotu after it had been expoBevi hai where that to meet with thwe men who have VI-C- During the stay at the pert the HULL GUN-META- CALF. 11LACK I the dirk today were of the opinion vessel have experienced a series of put their time and money into the and Japanese who have been arrest- PATENT COLT. Klppon Mam wan discharged of 1ST ed by Acting United States Marshal KID and WHITE NT LI CK CALF. ona that the Ketrel may have opened attacks, Joseph Leiter is said to have lecal association. of Oriental merchandise and w of adultery and illicit several seams through coming into decided to take no chances ith the j Mr. by hLs Holt on charges opened or early consist-i- d Messer. accompanied We expect to have them this afternoon applies. The through cargo - up for trial falling a possible prey law- - sale of liquor will come Of 2522 ton Including silk to the contact with heavy seas. acht to wife, arrived in Honolulu this mom- tomorrow morning. Before steaming for Fanning Island, kss bands of Chinese who roam the.ing on the last leg of a tour of in May in the federal court. alue of $200,000. the a., big of them, we know they will go fast; k we lot had placed on ary-aoc- seas. a military equipment world While have A few layover passengers the Kestrel been The snip taken at the close of 2" years gone. ' Joined the and for several was ready for use. of as general i sj kr mot dlar, s: your iize mhy be eaael at thia port for San Francisco. remained there made instant service secretary of the repai had Niagara signalled all well on Chicago -- a big mail destined for the coast was days while considerable The association. During his Uav taken by the Nippon. been made to the bottom and sides. board, and will make a call at several here, he will be the guest of the local A number of new planks replaced Japanese ports before taking up thej Y. M. C. A. This afternoon will be MominGOtb Manufacturers' Shoe Cow Lid. Nippon timber that had become decayed and long .voyage to Honolulu, the next spent in a tour of the city, and this Cruisers Near Islands. I Phone 1782. damaged. fctpping place in the world itinerary. evening he and Mrs. w rrtof'Fort St. To remain In the Island? for about Messer ill be ine week, the Japanese cruisers The Kestrel is pointed out as hav- The Mongolia brought 21 cabin, tithe guests of General Secretary and ing seen much service in the Pacific becond-claj- s and 69 Asiatic steerage Mrs. Isama Adzuma, which are report Paul Super at dinner. 1 C and in ed to have departed from Yokohama and especially northern waters lasengers for the Islands. Among) Interspersed with typical stories of re expected to atTive at Honolulu where the vessel waB employed by the latter, were four Filipinos who actual experience, touching on his Columbian and Canadian a Japanese gen- bout May 7. Departing for Hllo the British had beea left behind at ( work in Chicago and the impressions The stock market continues s Ibout May 15, the vessels will next government as a fishing and sealing port because of illness. It is stated t which he gained abroad, Mr. Messer s erally somewhat weaker than a few-day- di-- J interest-agnose- steam-p- g patrol steamer. the Japanese medical officer address ar noon was d 'awwas a considerable proceed to Sao Pedro .thence that highly since. There morn- northward to Ban Francisco ac- - The time required to place the Kes- the sickness as smallpox, ing. He told of the great work which vciume of sales reported this orcing to me present ecneauie re- trel in seaworthy condition was ,not which later was found to have been the Y. M. C. A. is doing not only in ing, including 40 shares of Paia at 1-- Hono-ka- a cited by Acting Japanese Consul Ha stated today. If a board of. survey Chickeripox. America and Europe, but throughout 85, a falling off of 2 2 points. '7 3-- - 1-- 1 Between ito of'thit city. - A- cruise of 12,000 is appointed there .is a probability, Purser Hunt stated that pleasant the world. He spoke of the enthusi-weathe- r sold off at piles has been arranged. Trouble on that extended repairs may be sug- favored the Mongolia from asm which is being taken in the work board sales of 200 shares of Olaa at 1 2 a session he coast' of Mexico may alter the gested before the little steamer again leaving Manila until arrival at Hono-- by all nationalities, was reported, and 1 1-- 165 lanj to some extent. proceeds the, copra Mongolia very I "The association has not sale of 50 shares sold for to British and lulu. The carries a reached brought the quota- - g Telephone Bhares phosphate estates operated by Arm- large list of through passengers num- its climax," he said. "It now is enter-berin- of er tion, 16 flat. Several small blocks strong and Armstrong. 172 46 and ing upon the threshold of a gr-at- second 1-- cabin. class 2, I Pineapple brought 32 which is PASSE5GEES A KBITED 239 Asiatic In steerage. j work. Never before in its history has Kestrel has met with ill the 1-- The much 1 2 points under last sale. There befng oblig- The vessel is to remain here until , so much money been given to it as M. S. S. Mongolia, from Ma. luck of late, the steamer is said to be an abundance of this Per. P. 9 tomorrow morning before now. , la. by the way of Hongkong and Ja ed to puo back on two former trips, o'clock stock available. Bids at close were taking 75 He told the story of mer- 3-- the second trouble having been ex- steaming for San Francisco, the Jewish C2 flat with 32 4 asked. Hawaiian pan porta. For Honolulu: Miss A. passengers. Work chant of Chicago who, having IfMiTGleToSi fcdeock. Miss M. Cottrell, Miss C. perienced with the damage to her additional cabin net Commercial broke a quarter, selling immediately begun in discharg-- long ago become impressed with the A WONDERFUL Mils- - L. refrigerating machinery. was at 23 flat fqr 10 shares. Closing bids astleman. Larranaga, Mrs. - cargo. Des- ability of v. M. C. A. to cater to 3-- oo Shee.vMiss L. Shee, Mrs. N. A. The cargo of supplies intended for Ing 1750 tons of Oriental the were 22 4 with 23 asked. Centrifu- RIDE Fanning Washington' San Francisco are 7772 tons j the spiritual, physical and moral needs 3.01; beets", 9s STEAMSHIP Maxwell. , Wong Fit. Wong Lue, A. and Islands tlned for gals still quoted at' - races, given money NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORKr! F. Bemis, R. B. Gregg, F. FL Heath, placedqbboard the Kestrel have" not of freight Thirteen sacks of far east- of all has today 4 parity 3.54. j "One Hundred Golden Hours at Seal V. Kamm. W. P: Mason. Le Grande beerf VVmbvmf. ern, mail were received by this vessel, which Is the basis of a hundred or Perce, Miss A. lice. Miss N.,Rice, G.' Steele is now second steward in more association buildings; not only with all the pleasures and bene- - in Chicago, iri parts i Taaaka.'MIss S. Tasaka, Miss ,T. the Mongolia, having succeeded to but other of the fits of an ocean voyage. J t Ulmann. MIss J. Van Kirk. For San that position with the retirement of i world. In conclusion, he congratulated Fares the same as all rail but in-- ' -- HARBOR NOTES Honolulu on ranciaco: R. C. Baldwin, Mrs. it. C. Ed. Varty. who. has taken over the its excellent huilding and elude berth and meals on Steam-ship- s. ..Id win, J. F. Bell. Mrs. J. F. Bell, stewardship of the Yokohama United equipment, and upon the excellent i : work now on. acter; R.f Bell, Master B- - Bell. Rer. Club. which it is carrying Sailings Wednesdays and Satur- - :. Dullarad,; Mrs. E Bolard, Miss E. automobiles were hrought James W. W. Brewster, a former days from New Orleans and New " '.. Mrs. S. M. Thirteen Ballard. F. Cairns. Mra. down Honolulu newspaperman, is now fifth NEW V0LUNIEER York. . M, I from the coast in the, Matson Churchill, Miss B. Churchill, W. steamer Matson fa. officer in the Mongolia, completing A wonderful new train to carry you . BILL ASSURES Clarke,. Miss V. Clarke, Miss N. his first round trip in that vessel. San Francisco to New Orleans Hrke, Dt. D. DackVjirs. D. Back, in''? Sailing for. . San ,Fjcan.cjsco.v a 7 PROMOTION HERE M. J. Dennis, who was accused of - 1 1 'three days. C. 8 MtV to."r; Der-.x- a. . fs. Jterham. o'clock 'this inorniflg, a large kecumu- - Band Played Manoa Away. - !'' taking money from a safe at the city 'THE SUNSET LIMITED" Major A. Driffill, Mr J. A. . L. lation of mail was placed aboard the The band played a pleas- (ContiLued from Fg-one)- haH. was found guilty when arraign- Tifail.' Miss E. Drtffill. J. L. Endi-(t- , territorial Japanese liner Nippon Maru. ing serenade at the departure of the ed before District Magistrate Monsar-ra- t Operated Daily, wjth Mrs. U P. Frost, W. P. Hawley, Navigation Manoa for ity to appoint all officers the vo- no extra fare. W. P. Hawley, W. P. Hawiey, Matson steamer for this morning and sentenced to six 'rs. The steamer W.' fl. Hall an arrival San Francisco 6 o'clock even lunteer forces, requiring him to give r., Mrs. F. Mrs. A. M. Hin- - at last months imprisonment at the city and Further information P. Helm, from Kauai ports this morning will ing 60 cabin passengers I. D. L. Love, Miss A. C. Lynn, at which time preference in their selection to those county bastile. Through Attorney from be dispatched . over the" same route San Francisco. Thrpugh the military training ap- rs. C.' A, Lain, Mrs. M. E. Lott, G. at sailed for who have had and Sheldon, Dennis gave notice of an 5 Ma- - na-no- WELLS FARGO o'clock on Thursday evening. agency of Castle & Cooke, the instruction in 'the regular army, a peal to a higher court. The young & CO Masters, Miss A. M, Mitchell, C. 7 was supplied with 3000 tons of tional guard, volunteer forces or mil-sug- man, who a year past has served 8. King SL 1. Nance, Miss N. H. Paddock, J. I for . The Matson 1200 tons Hilo Pren-re- , steamer Enterprise is at Honolulu, at jtary schools. in the capacity of janitor, has been .rry, Mlsa L.. Pickett, Mrs. G. - to be given a quick dispatch 2350 tons of product at Ka- j wait-nulu- i. Mlsi D. Prentice, Mies E. Pran- from Hllo and the instead of the volunteer forces released on bail. for San Francisco. The vessel .will In addition to sugar the ves- - ce, IL- - G. ing t0 De taHed int0 service until all Prentice. Prentice H. F. be supplied with a full cargo 500 tons of rsey, Mrs. Ah Quay, W. Relbling, of sel carried molasses in mniti, n oil ar,B ho: The science of living consists in not a ' bulk and 600 tons of miscellaneous ' . or being one. -- N. been called, it would permit the a dead i J. Robb S.; Mr. VJ. Robb, freight. The Manoa departed from .. . Robb, J. Robb, Mrs. D. F. Robert-:n.,E- . ganization of volunteers of a partfeu-lar- "f. The Matson liner Matsonia is to de- pier 15. The mail for the mainland - i W. Runyan, Rother-rd- ; militia of A-TV- Q Rev. c. part for Hilo at 5 o'clock tomorrow was forwarded in the Nippon Maru, arm as soon as the that T Miss J. M. A. put ser Rutherford. Mrs. evening. A number of cabin passen- which while leaving 12 hours later particular arm had been into tratton, Mrs. C. R. Taylor, J. L. Tee-- 1 gers have been booked Cres- for the roast is nredirted will reach : vice. Another provision is that the rs, M. for the Miss.E. Terenxio, Mr E. P. cent City. San Francisco ahead of the Matson 'number and grade of officers should hompson; J. G. Herklotx, J. A. Hogg, steamship. be the same in the volunteer forces tte, Bar-- Miss S. A. Esberhn, Lieut. i The Matson steamer Wilhelmina as in the regufar army. ROOM AND BOARD. Rapp. Mrs. E. de M. Stryker, U. with more than 100 cabin 'passengers Santa Rita to Visit Hilo. 12,000 Men Available. f tug assigned to the exposl-static- n tren, Mrs. U. Abren, Judge W. E. and for young man in pri- In addition to the temporary ire , has been is reported strength of the organ- Room board - TV. to have arrived at San The Union Oil Company The present on the exuosi- ticn and a wharf is "being built espe ratler; Mrs. E. Ambler. J. A. tanker vate family, all young people, near already installed - Francisco from Honolulu at ti: 30 yesterday Santa Rita which has remained at Ho ized militia, including officers and grounds with a compienient of dally for it along- the espTarfade'Of ithar8t Mrs. J. A. Bathurst, P. D. accord-barrel- s Stown. Phone 4874. ticn 'morning. nolulu for 48 hours discharging'36,000 men, is approximately 120,(X)0, apparatus, a city fire the :farina. iugh, R. E. Boyd, Mrs. R. E. Boyd. 5874-2- L men. horses and ing to the latest returns from adju-a- t M., Brown. Mrs C. M. Brown. W. of fuel oil at the local branch Freight is now being placed on ' tant-genera- ls V. Bryan V. Iwilei sailed for Hilo today where of the different states Mrs. W. Bryan. Miss M. Inter-Islan- d board the steamer Ma-un- a 8000 w ! civilian ull. H. T. Burberry, R. Burke. barrels of oil ill be discharged to the war department. These L Loa preparatory to the dispatch before the across divided as follows: P. Church., Mrs. J. S. Church, G. vessel steams the , soldiers are of Ar-th- e that vessel on Friday noon for Kona Pacific to Port Harford. A portion of j Alabama, 2569; Arizona, ".22; larkr Mrs G. Clark. G. Del Drago, "ports. and Kau cargo t Colo-th- e G. Dlek-o!T- , brought to the islands in kansas. 1359; California, 3612; Irs. Del Drago, Mrs. F. A. ' Miss M. Dyf. J. Elsinger, K. U Santa Rita was discharged into rado. 1446:' Connecticut, 2641; Uela- - There's a Reason The Pacific Mail American-Hawaiia- n ".Isinger, A. L. liner Mongolia the freighter Mis- - ware. 482; District of Columbia. 1646; Farwell. C. Fernandez. will be dispatched for San Francisco I. Ha-rn,vMr- sourian. The Santa Rita will be de- 1220; Georgia. 2S98; Hawaii. 0. Grares. Mtss E. Gribble. F. about 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. Florida. A. R. Hager. Master R. Hag-r- . tained at Hilo for about 12 hours. 465; Idaho, 840; Illinois. 514; Indi- The vessel will be discharged of 1750 1S26; Aches and Pains O. Schulz. Mrs. O. Schulz. MaBter tons of Oriental cargo. ana. 2476; Iowa, 2981; Kansas. For - R. Hager. Jr.. F. H. Heald. Mrs. Hall Returned from Kauai. Kentucky, 2013; Louisiana. 1142; ' sticli ;is rofJVc H. Heald. W. Heald. Capt. W. C. r Maine, 1448; Maryland. 1972; Massa-- , (Mien mihu' unsnsjK'tlfd li;ilit. In departing from on Sugar made up the bulk of fhe car- ' leaton; B. F. B. Honolulu Herr. Mrs. F. Herr, April 21 with more than 650 passen- go brought to the port from the isl- chusetts. 5793; Michigan. 2750; Minne diinkiiiir, is tin noi f tin trouble !rs. R. Humphrey. A. Hum-hre-y, 1443; Mis-- Master gers the Canadian Australasian liner and of Kauai in the steamer W. G. sota. 2142; Mississippi. ' Master ( H. D. di-inki'- J. Hurophrey, Niagara is reported to have arrived at Hal! this morning. Officers report souri. ."576; Montana. 6iu; Nebraska. TIm' MViTJip' rofftv wiio suffers flnlll Cell Mrs. H. D. Keil. P. Mrs. ; Keller. Vancouver on last Monday. fine weather on the homeward voyage, j 1172; New Hampshire. 12".s; Nevada Keller, C. C. R. Dr. ss. IicjuIjh Iic iinliiicsl n r ousuess Kincaid. Kine. Other items of freight included 179 (mustered out). 19o6; New Jersey. p. Kittleson. Mrs. A. Koch. H. A. Koa- - - Completing taking on fuel il sacks of rice and 45 sun- 4382; New Mexico, 64s; New York, j in- !ic;iil trouble usually sjiys, " offro .locsn't er, H. A. to the packages of Mrs. Koster, P. 1eavitt. amdunt of about 17.000 15.H57; Carolina. 256S; North M. barrels the dries. The Hall is scheduled to de North mi'." some ibiy Nature liauls liim uj r. Law, C. Liggett. Mrs. C. M. Lip American-Hawaiia- n hurl until freighter Missou-ria- n for :,! 629; 6140; Oklahoma, i R. C. Liggett, "Robert part Garden Island ports at Dakota. Ohio. tett, Luce. Mrs. has been dispatched for evening. 952; Oregon. 1467; Pennsylvania. 1". with a jerk. Robert Luce. Dr. H. E. Mabie. Mrs. the east o'clock tomorrow coast of the United States by the way 524; Rhode Island. 135S; South Caro- U. E. Mabie. E. L. McAdam. Mrs. K - ln-ah- :i of Hilo and the Straits of '.Magellan. Sng-a- r 679; Ten-- ' It's mmii- business trade ami !ear McAdam. L. W. lesser. Mrs I. Kauai Report. lina. 1909; South Dakota. ti 1N34; 2651; Utah. .4: T.V. .Messer. Dr. V. R. Stover. Mrs. V. Sugar awaiting shipment on the fiessee. Texas. luain few enps of In departing at lo o'clock this 845; Virginia. 269:4; Wash- lira $L Stover. Miss M. WViskotten. Mas morning island of Kauai includes the follow- Vermont. for Hilo and ports along the n fer P. de xM. Stryker. Muster .7. de M. ing according to a report that reach- ington. 12::: West Virginia. i:;;; 77e nun fowl-ti- ni: coast of Hawaii, the Inter-Islan- d tryker. Mrs. K. Montgomery. Miss ed this city today with the arrival of Wisconsin. 2993; Wyoming. 6s steamer Manna Kea carried a good-size- d L B. Montgomery. W. G. "it:schmann. number of cabin and deck pas- the steamer Hall: Kealia 35.ooo. M. Nitzschmann. A. M. Palmer. sengers. A miscellaneous cargo was L. .P 36. bun. G. F. 25o. Kilauea Irs. A. M. Palmer. VV. V Pearson. placed aboard the vessel K K H 195o. c. R. ;iO. H. S. lies A. J. Pence. Mrs. .1 X. Perkins. 21.123. McB. K. P. IM.Smi 41.646. sacks. M . V JH Ripley. H V. Mrs. Robinson. A dispatch appearing in. a Boston. T ir. "H. V. Rndd. Mrs. H. Rndd. Miss Mass.. newspaper PCS ' states that the long 0 o rnf(fi hn Ult'VWU unlit Rudd. G. (' Scott. Mrs C. C. Scott. distance record for wireless messages fifilri of G. C, S. AND ' r. S. Shelton. Mrs ;?helton. was eclipsed with the receipt of an VESSELS TO ami icniiKiu nu the. tO Ih llr. F. M H. ff!l Solwcinski. Hon. wra?up, aerogram at the eastern city from the FROM THE ISLANDS Hrs. M. H. Sprague. Charles V. Sv ift, i Me-liriuu- s Pacific Mail liner Mongolia on April w heat aptl a i : i t : 1 of .. If lias a Mrs. V M of largest Postiim is nia'le of jii iine small niolaes. Charts Switt. Miss E. 21. at a time steamer was 2oo A. F. HEM IS. rne the .1 .the Special Wirelcs to Merchants' taylor. H. Trask. Mrs H .7. Trask. f t.ajs in the 1'nitcd e flaoiii-.bi- none of the tlruus. '"eaffi ine" ami 'naiiiriirvvl.iirli make miles est of Nagasaki. Japan The Exchange manufacturers Ja Miss May Trimble. C I. Vijrani.Mrs. message is "reported to States, is completing a tour f the D- have traveled ciiffce a health tlesl rover. - L. Vizard. Mrs. A W Wells. 1iss "00 miles orld as a passenger in the Pacific M W VI s I 1 Wilds. Rev. F ilson. rs Mediusda, V pril 29. Mail liner Mongolia. If vour .own in a t ria of Tost um. for. say 0 days, ami you bein M. imlnieiit Wilson SAN" FRA.VISCO-Snile- d. April u f: 4 2'. - -- i retnrn-iu- , ;o e- digest food hotter, and your in ves ltcI steady, fin se K iden-refinerie- oiimlly. Per T. K. S. S. Nippon Marti, front I 6 p S S. I. upline I. A s sins'uf P.4SSEGERS ARRITED I ni.. for Honolulu. MA.IOR PRIFFI! .. who is fiongkong via Hono- - Japan ports For 4. SAX FRANC. SCO -- Arrived. April 2 ti'ied with t'ne sugar at health will liow lulu: W. W. Boers. Mrs Y V. Beer Per m, V C Hall from Kauai S. S Nile, hence April 22. Oxnard. 'ifornia. is a visitor at knd Child. Mrs. William ("lark. Master P-i- ports- - er Anderson. Robt. Shea. iiA.MHI'RC. Sailed. April :'t. S. S. Honolulu today during o: Villiam Clark. Mrs. A. Aoki. Mrs H. K inress-shir- Miss (i ottinger. L. K. Pa vis. T. I for Honolulu. the Pacific Vail liner Mongolia at "There's a Reason" for POSTUM Nietert. J (). Regan. Mrs. .T O Re- - Skinner. YV T Frost. F C P KAHI'1.1'1 Arrived. April s hooti the aiL For San Francisco: 11 Anfen-er- , Clark. prl. A A er W F .lewett frnm .Meirio ino. l' stiini now comes in two forms. H. R. Andreas. (' W Bertihar.it. C.ortnan. Mrs Cabral Miss T C.tbr.i; Niiss McKayden. Miss H Fo r -- K . DKAi'.o. reputed 1:1 It tan I L. Boyston. .Mrs W .1 Callahan. I'nstnui lllUst be we hoilod. .V and 'J.'ie J aek STEAMER GOING l in e a f year-- - I'liniir ae!. T. Mrs sfer. Sui Spityer. Paul Schmidt. Rev FAST TO PIECES who number ato laiter Callahan. C Fisher. - , F A. S;i !o: h A. i P.er- - tl-.- and was a . ;t of ho: water, . Ci" Fisher and three children. Mrs. Bert am. Mrs Nied I'nite'l States Iiixtuiif I'nstnui soluble owder. leasjMiout'iil. stirred nj, The l.aeite-- . wa up i s I tram, and K! deck passengers. on the from married to a Pittsburg heiress. 1 " I. Falson and child. Mrs B A i ii 1 . ."!IV t iiis. recti. ( i makes a delicious iistu and Saigon. passed t bterae Mires, Mrs. H Mires. Mrs T. V. hin hina. (lose to empieting a two yars tour of the s (,f distir.-g;:i.--lie- d and child, Mrs. S. Xojiri. Miss 'org Kong Van pleaded cuilt to North Reef the an'. g'obe in the vionailia. The The cost jmt eiij of both kinds is about the same. l ! !th.: on r hser'-c;- ; as.--er.2r- H.e ciiaige embezzltpei.: against board rhr. the ' '!: islands s Fhaffer, E. Saul. R. J. Vmie, A W. oi C.t isif:' sold bv (JiaM-ei-- even where Van Andel. B. Chandler. Mrs R Chan- him before Judge Dickey of the cir- - man steamer which was wrecned a sc ore of years ago He was greeted dler, H. Kato. S. Midzukami. V. Oga--- , cnit court this morning. Helwill be there some months ago is rapidly at the wharf l a delegation of Walter Williams. sentenced Monday at 8:30 o'clock. being stripped. friends. ' . -

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' riotintntns ! mHiHsht tu t Im- - King Street Auto Stand a uriAHiing auu as jiuj: as JL PROF. HAWAII PARTY mighty wnieu NEW PARTY TO WILLIAMS I the tomb of the 3 (Manuka Site) leyau tijey gnaru iio ausiere waieniumess. I p in the hills telle sunie pretty . i TELEPHONE hikes whirh we may visit tefre leav fi MAMMOTH INTERESTED IN AT FAMED NIKKO, ing Nikko on weonesfjay morning. PLAN " NUMBER 4700 April But txiay w- - hear that It r i snowing at the noted lke Chu-7euj- i. win re we bad planned to s.o to- Chauffeurs : LOCAL FIELD COLD BUT HAPPY morrow. Here at Nikko eight miles MEETING MAY 2 Henry T. Hughes Frank Bake snd 24Ht feet twlou rhuzeuii. a hill J no. yierra Sam McMillan tain is falling and tonight all the Ha- Billy Aylett M. F. Mill- -r waii party is staying pretty close to Gotham Honolulu's new political party, un- Antonio Rodrigues W. B. Harrub Dean of Journalistic Depart- (Continued from page on) the fire. Lan Nee Johnny Frailer The town of Hachi Ichi. adiacent named as yt. but claiming from 2k University of Minne- give way to the 3000 members, mainly drawn from) Young; Chauffeurs) ment. the south began to to the Nikko temples Is an interest.'10 Former Stand bespeaking a chillier rli-mat- e. the Hawaiian ranks of the Republican. n sota, Practical Man - conifers. , ing place. It is as typical a tourist Operator ' Best At length we saw the noble town as I have ever seen. Probably Democratic and Home Rule parties, fM Careful Machines Shirts cry a i three-fourth- s will hold a meeting Saturday night, and particularly in- torn: of the giant tomeries. of the hundreds of shops Entirely Informal fcccording to present plans, and t,he teresting was the meeting at the Y. grtat tree closely akin to the sequoia deal in the various curios peculiar to of California. An immense aventif of the region and to Japan. 'This town is chief business of this meeting will be For the Latest Style Hats M. C A. yesterday afternoon between a a rally, big 4' length, v cm to set day for grand a Williams, of the these trees. miles in I v' l 1 t 'i J rvi i i li ps auu s i i i for Ladies and Gentlemen Prof. Walter dean an mass meeting to launch auspiciously Please I'ni-versit- y to N'ikko in I Come and See Us. department f Journalism, of the marks the approach of grotesque and a few pretty sou may the new political organization. IT f MisMrri. and a small tjroup unforgettable manner. The trees venirs in carved wood be seen, r 200 as ot And incidentally though regarded K. UYEDA r.f local men. Prof. Wil- uoro itlante1 vram a0 iart the place of honor being held by the newf"i(r I as extremely important, in light 1028 Nuuanu St lap a the tremendous work of construction three monkevs before referred to. The . the of tour I liams is last - and it's right that they should, onf tn with. v . . th uhrinp- - . tenv- w - of Its political import plans will be arcund the w rid which began last III v.vmin,iJ'ii..nnnutlAn " ' picture postcard business, hich flour- laid for home-comin- g welcome of He is a passenger on Jap- pie and tomb, building at Nikko that ishes like the green bay tree in Japan, the dandy, June. the Delegate Kuhio, word from whom in- because the designs are the anese liner Nipy.m Maru. (arriving began when lyeyasu, founder of the is apparently very lucrative, and the . , bur- dicates that he will leave Paso Roble. yesterday from the Orient, and contin- Tokugawa Shogunate. was here dealers in Ivory and lacquer are many materials are of the best, and the FOR THE RIGHT GLASSES ied. Here and there the trets have and persistent. Yet every shopkeep- where he is convalescent, within a .'. uing his Journey this morning. His short time, for Honolulu. The Eye- purpose of mak- lallen or been destroyed, but enough er we have seen in Nippon is a gentle- truth prices any man's easy see Dr. R. H. Hope, the trip has been for the of it is that the new party "makes are within with S. E. Lu- ing a study of the world's newspaper remain to make this one of the most man and a diplomat, and the process sight Specialist world. no bones" as to its intention to cap cas, Optician. Masonic Temple, business, and it is probable that he remarkable roads in the of separating the tourist and his reach. 7 of a brisk, money so operated ture the prince and bind him to the 1107 Alakea Street. is today the first authority on this It was after o'clock is that the tourist chilly evening when the party reach- is made to feel both generons and ex- principles and .the interest of its or- subjecL waiting ganization. In the general discussion of news- ed Nikko. was transferred to alted in station. As a bower and rikshas and trotted through the little scraner. a rubber of hands, a past A group of Hawaftans has been busy The Ultra-Fastidio- us man should paper work and practice yesterday for several weeks getting member afternoon. Prof. Williams displayed city's one long, ascending street to master of smiles, let me recommend Kanaya hotel. Here was a hos- the Japanese shopkeeper as he sees a for the new party. It Is said there wear the new Wall & the keenest interest In peculiarities of the - Dougherty surprise. Up In moun- approachinr. J are now almost 3000 Joiners, repre- the game as; found here in Hawaii. pitable this tourist . . . i tain region, home of ancient forest As a matter of fact, most things senttng voters wno are said to nave RARE JEWELS. SILVER AND The Judging of news values here as disgruntled with the present Mushroom-pleate- temples, and dedicated to the mem- seem absurdly chean. even though the ; hecome d Shirt GOLD WARE m compared with other places; the man- - ories of an almost mythical past, is a visitor is exnected in manv places to Political organisations. The major- ner cf handling news; and the person- ' Alexander Young Building gem of a hotel. It is not the purpose pav twice as much as the 'native "y of the members are Hawaiian. t nel of the local news staffs were all won-drous- ly any Star-Bulleti- n a The new party has several neat is of silk, the front 1 of this or other letter to the son." Nikko is the center of thriv- andf which with in in In the i matters which this leader in ing tenets one is to put the new field of specialized education was to boost the hotel business fur manufacturing Industry and attractive Japan. But there are feature at thev tell us tbat fur-buye- rs from all competent man in office, regardless pleated. In new colors. much interested. Incidentally, also, of his political affiliations, tor the the professor conveyed his apprecia- Nikko that might well be transplanted over the world come here. I can to Hawaii for the entertainment of vrnch for the fact that several fur-buye- rs lack of them; another is, where tion of the character of the newspa- there' are two men applying for the pers he finds here in Honolulu. tourists. I found a pretty room await from Honolulu came here and ing me with all modern conveniences we have been shown sets of furs that sa me position, the one having the On the other hand the local news- end beyond this a thousand little spe seemed so ehean thev should be ta largest family should be given the paper men found much interest in the job. cial attentions speaking of old Japan ken even hv Honolulans who have no . - ;. THE description which Prof. Williams gave ; A bright fire blared in my grate, a more use for bearskins, lynx or mar-- 1 of newspapers 'and newspaper one-legge- the handsome kimono and slippers were ten than a d man has for practices of different parts of the ninTrr GLAMN Crbssrccds Boohshup. at hand, a quaint Japanese maid was the tango. itiihimi world he has so recently visited. MIIANA Alfred-Benjam- in Suit , v: . T ready to assist in unpacking bags (Society Note. There will be Nik- Al Where U hot the , llmlttl " mmt . The school of Journalism which and making everything comfortable. ko furs worn In Honolulu this fall.) iXXXJLKDZS Y0U3G BtTXraB lrof. , iVllliams was largely instru- The hotel Is managed by Japanese and Easter Sunday found all of the ETerjthlng la BoaiiV; mental in founding in Missouri, is cleverly combines the Orient and the party at the pagan temples, except really the pioneer institution of this, Mr. HOTEL TOMORROW BETHEL ST- - NEAR HOTEL Occident. Sheba, who stayed at the hotel kind in the world, and although there Nikko and its environs have charm- to translate into good Japanese all 1F1 arc. several similar schools, thai of ed and enchanted the Hawaiian party. the tributes written to the late Em- tit the of Missouri still claims press Dowager by University Across a gorge and a lovely river are members of the management Moana ho- of place. school party at request a The of the the honor flrsP The the groves of great1 cry ptomerias un- the of Tokio news- local Army and seat off Lawn Mowers five-yea- tel invites tourists, Why not look over the is equivalent to a r course, the which have been built, decade paper. A 14-l-a der church-goer- Navy and society folk to a dance to 144 CLIPPER lust three years being devoted to actual- To the s it seemed after decade since 766 A. D., the most be tomorrow (Thursday even-a- ll -newspaper practice, both in news queer indeed to think of Easter with gin magnificent temples in all Japan. A Hawaiian quintet will play TTTTT TTTT Vo TK TT , Writing and editing, and in the adver- its rich significance of sacred II II J I fi- ll H1 I They must be seen to be appreciated.. song l",durng dinner. Dancing will begin at II II Co., tising and management as and story think of a Christian City Mercantile . business The dark green of the towering cryp-tomeri- o'clock. advertisement. "v holy day here In the of 4 Hotel, nr. Nuuanu ; Pione 4206 branches. As the students become above, and below the most midst alien,9 newspaper shrines, temnles and tomha Tn KitkrJ w am work, they w familiar with gorgeous coloring, the most graceful ar i are permitted. to specialize in ore or there was apparently no observance j COMMERCIAL as well as the most grotesque carving, of Sunday by the other of these--' branches. The gable the people generally. BODIES COMBINE MERCHANT 8T. TAXI STAND in pagoda and tower, in roof and Their shops kept open" as usual to Rand-MoNal-ly ; general belief among practical news- in pillar and wall. Century after cen- with the aid of a Atlas? paper men seems to be the gather in the coins of the unwary tiat future tury the wonders of these Shinto and tourist. (Continued rrom page one! Phone 5150 for such schools is assured, and that Buddhist temples have grown, added working thor- Today, Monday, the party took rik. Prof. Williams is along patriotic-minde- d izations had been furnished with lists Citizen Drjvera, V by religious or sha and rode for two oughly consistent and practical lines. ab- hours into the of candidates, joint meet- - , CheapettRates mikados and shoguns, by devout real country, away from cities and the another Prof. Williams, before becoming bots and priests, by cunning artificers Cloth Bound $3.50 connected with the University of and patient artists and inspired archi- of the way led alone the SDiendid 11C1U, .MOUJ Vl IUC UlvUiUvl D VI &.UT' Missouri, was owner , and editor of a taking tects. avenue of cryptomerias. Later organization think that, by r a newspaper in the town of Columbia, the - Bound Easter Sunday at the Temples. road ran through obscure villages and plenty of time and following the out- Leather $5.00 Missouri, in which the university is by-law- s, Siiva's Tceiy, The Hawaiian party spent all day open farming country? was said line laid down in the the located, and his paper was often It di- cited yesterday amid the relics of the past. by the guides to be the first time such result would be a highly efficient as being the' best' weekly, newspaper rectorate and board of officers. STORE' FOR GOOD For it is largely of the past, although a large party of foreigners had visit- also THE. in the United States. Prior to this ed Thus far, only the names of Wal-- J "v, the glories of Nikko will remain. No this section. From the reception CLOTHES he bad long newspaper experience in accorded the visitors tfeis lace R. Farrington and Ckvrge R. New City, longer, if observation is to be relied statement Elks' Building King Street St. Lcuis, York and other upon, holy is quite believable. Laborers in the Carter have been suggested for the places in the United States. are these temples held in awe and reverence alone. They are fields dropped their broad hoes and presidency. Raymond C. Brown and POCKET EDITIONS The' men of the local press who long-- b A. Mackaye are among candi- of- - laded mattocks, to watch the U the yesterday the mecca not of devotees, but tour- met Prof. Williams were: of procession go past, (and it was quite dates in the field for secretary, which W. R. Farrington. Will Wayne, ists, not disciples but of sight seers. Jared Even of Japanese peas- a procession, more than 20 rikshas officer will be a salaried man and G. Smith, Henry W: Kinney. E. J. the crowds - more of curiosity of were in line, each flying the special will be elected by the new board of Cooper, H. D. Case, and ants had than AT THE TURKEYS- Botts. Will J. worship in eager eyes they little flag provided for the party, so directors. The candidates for first f their as RANCH, L. MacKaye. vice-preside- nt V' FROM PARKER r A. climbed the great stone fiigTits of we can distinguish our own rikshas.) and second and treasur- - shopkeepers way- ; MEAT steps The in their tiny er have not been made public. METROPOLITAN or clattered through the inner side structures MARKET streets of the little city of temples. forsook their trade Regarding an election this after? DEATHS and barter with their peasant patrons. noon, the opinion has been expressed Crossroads Bookshop The priests of Nikko are holy men, -- I J f , . . women riunig ponies 10 maricei , no doubt, they are quite rea- lue that temporary officers should at once J. ROBltf30N-A- 237 Merchant street. but also reined in and stared until we passed ! Limit t dy to receive the kind of bo elected to serve until the time of Wednesday, April 29. contribution and the men leading j '."In 'Honolulu,; other ponies ine annual meeting of the greater Young Hotel Bldg. Phone 2401 - that in the Orient goes by the name two-wheele- d - Mrs. Elizabeth Mablai Robinson, hitched to stuffy drays re-- , of in plain chamber, at which time the rules MARY JANE" SLIPPERS aged 70 years. "sumshaw" English, a almost ran into the ditch so much did , tip. The Incomes of the temples garding nominations and elections, as Funeral services from the Roman lutry crane uieir necKs 10 see ine j by-law- s, must be large, for most of the tour- 8et down in could MelNERNY SHOE STORE Catholic Cathedral, JPort street, loieiguers m uieir sirauge ClOineS ana , hn nut ists give rather liberally, buy just carried Thursday, April 30, at 4 p. m. Re- hats in- of- Every effort has been made to TO BE -- ' as liberally the various SEWER SYSTEMS souvenirs Open-mouthe- WATER AND Fort St. abov King. mains at last residence of deceased, And the children! d fered for sale, and thousands upon sure a large attendance this after- 237 Merchant street they would see the procession ap- noon of the members of thousands of native visitors fling be- both the proach. Then like as not they would Merchants' Association and the Cham- fore each shrine the big copper coin turn and run into hiding. If they tommerce. to m I n is called a sen and is equivalent ber of nni iTiro that didn't do this they would set up a KEPT OUT OF : to about Talf a cent. There are other great chorus of shouts and laughter, Having disposed to ruuiiud io r circumstances, too. suggest a pos- of the motion that and run alongside the rikshas exam- quash the indictment against Mrs. Special Tomorrow sible donation from persons interest- ining our party with the most extra for Kate Welsh, charged with perjury. fore the time limit set by the legisla- 3 r K ed in seeing the tourist .business at ordinary curiosity I ever saw on hu- A lengthy discussion was held last Judge Whitney has set April 30 for ture. Before that time many ordi- - Nikko flourish and the hotels and man countenances. I night by the board of supervisors on Pois the woman to plead to the charge. - to be passed fixing the "Del Monte" brahd;Peas, Petit shops prosper thereby. It was soon noticed that most of the transfer of the- water and sewer nances are Judge Dickey overruled the motion to ( rates and general regulations in the ' tomorrow 15c Nikko has other attractions beyond all, the children seemed anxious to systems, which is to be made in the price 20c, quash argument by John W. management of department. Oa . Regular see Miss Mildred Westervelt. They i after No definite time the its bizarre collection of religious edi- county next two months. L. ran along by Cathcart, city and attorney, any ex- these ordinances P. Weaver, first fices. Fehlnd the town there set ma- her riksha looking at was set for the transfer; ror attorney, her and making exclamations of ob end J. Alfred Magoon, attorney for to deputy city and county is jestic and yet somehow maternal, a act policy adopted with reference ' 1 lne defendant row work. half-circlin- vious mystery solv-- de- at g group of mountains so wonder. The was it. But one thing was tentatively ; Yee Hop Co. ed when it was discovered that thev cided on to keep the departments out a near they seem to be holding in aiya-gaw- a their were wonder, struck at her hair. She the musical murmuring of d laps these pretty valleys and quaint river, the deep, sweet note of a ot politics. 3451 has golden hair and did not wear a struck Butchers and Grocers Plione villages. Slope above slope, hill above De,l Tomorrow morning the board will Electric Lights and hat. To these black-haire- d children,' tne Drone Del1 tnat nangs in hill, peak above peak, they rise to a who orobablv had never before seen. the compound of the Sambutsudo. or meet at the city hall at 8 o'clock, and, high skyline, and in April their lofty eolrien tresses lis Westervoit aa ' "Hall of the Three Buddhas.' The accompanied, by John . Laiaweii, Fixtures Installed summits' and precipitous sides are someone to marvel at nnH nrvoi tone hangs in the air, a silvery and ' superintendent of public works. will sometimes to be seen covered thov flirt Crtnin rf ftti. I vet a low-pitche- d vibrator, it mounts make a tour of inspection of the ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY with snow. Fortunate, indeed, as translated by one of the guides, upward tnrougn tne lorty trees and is I works, supervisor McClellan. who is GUARANTEED. ALL MAN- day- - WORK Cbminunity Silver is that traveler who sees on were not only entirely frank, but ex- echoed from the hills. Here in c.hairman of the special committee on NER OF ELECTRIC a moonlight night moun- light a Buddhist SATISFACTORILY these ceedingly quaint and naive. hours priest marks the tran3feri wa9 nnabie to be pres-th- e AND tains behind Nekko. The Hawai- The party had a picnic lunch at So fleeting time. et time seems out , ent lagt , ht and his abs?nce cur. REASONABLY HANDLED. ian party was blessed above even the bashi and returned to Nikko raily ear- of place in Nikko and one could wish .... . part progress 1lanned to spend many a year here, wander- the t ordinarily fortunate. We arrived on a ly in the afternoon, with the expecta- for the evening. night of full moon, the air clear, pure tion of making a morning start for ing through the stately forests with water and heavy had Chuzengl their melancholy and powerfully sug- It is now practically decided that snowi fallen tomorrow, but the XS-lecr- some days previous. And so for us news of the snow has gestive reminiscences of a gorgeous the transfer shall not be made until ? t rather served a fortnight be-- there was that night a view that non? to deter those who have been in Ha- past. the middle of June will forget. From other countries waii long enough to feel the blood-Xhinnin- g there will come praise for the Alps, effect of the tropical rayt. for the Andes, for the blue Afediter-ranea- n We have already enjoyed the delights by 6unlight or the Taj M.ihal of snow balling. For neveraJ miles be- iifflX by mootilinght. Those who have once fore our train arrived at Nikko ,we P looked on the whites, had passed frequent patches of white, marble the dove-grey- s, thawing very translucent the steel-blue- s, slowly. One of the first the shadowy purples and the events of the visit to the temples was Akanazi-yania- a snow-bal- l fight directly in lustrous azures of . n front of the Goju-no-t- o pagoda, and the sacred Nantai-zan- . probably there by shocking 1 sitting serene in the northern moon- the fastidious deities who light above a land of green have their habitat in and around th forests shrines, and possibly mM and russet fields and glades will aUo disturbing the priests yield the laurels to none other. venerable and shoguns For a Motor Truck who are buried in many a spot be- For the Honolulans. that superb neath the trees, when you have any view from the Pali on a clear morn- In caise Lake Chuzenji is not visit- ing cannot be surpassed. Nowhere on ed, we shall spend another day in thing to move. At earth are the greens tenderer, the Nikko and on Wednesday leave fur sailing clouds more playfully win- Matsushima. on the northern ocean BEAUTIFULLY SIMPLE SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL" some, the sweep of sky and earth and coast. They call this ono of "the No Delays We're on the Job breath-taking- John sea more , great sights GUARANTEED FOR 50 YEARS than at that three of Japan." same Pali. The moonlit mountains at It will have to be more than great Owners of W. W. DIMOND & CO., Ltd. Nikko have a similar effect so far as to excel Nikko. We shall all be loath HAWAIIAN AND NIEPER'S & Co. amazement goes. But these the like- to leave this enchanting spot. Even EXPRESS Honolulu Construction Draying , 53-6- 5 King Street ness ceases. The Pali view is glori- as I write there floats across the ' ously alive and young; the Nikko gorge below my hotel window, above roun HONOLULU WAR-BULLETI- W K ! Ni:si Y. Al'i:! I. lm.. !f!4.

NOTED MISSION SPEED ORDINANCE

HEAD TO SPEAK PASSED TO PRINT RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR IN C. II. TONIGHT DY SliPERVISfiRS ! WKhNEShAV M'IML I'M 4 THE PHILIPPINE PROBLEM Whether n ai- - a ilapti.--t or '.w (Contiiiued from fae one) Articles - Leather tlmil lid Ac-ordiii;- : i Cii all il hrtf'ui. thuaqh rr tune to ! ui ;nl .Manila, if itif i :ti frm '.on utv n: lr.iat' . v th- - tra:T;c. en-- . he xiihliiiK i i v; touch with the i nt :!', r:i t.nn of ro.ni. width. a iim that ii...... ;.. .i. i lint for I . 'i. i.u V mens,- - Mussiouarv u,,rk uf that - ..rumu corners. ; mi hvn,ver Xof nihil ( hut loir i h.- rnusually worthy articles can lo pur- f '. aim. rrim'. .Martin hav declared thai they mi,1 ue;! denoniiiMtior.. son pu-baM- - the vf vi t!i road in the directum lyOWI'll. heard of Hev Henr. C Mabi-- . I ti- - liirh- is travlint is obscavd. chase! here by those w ho desire the t tln-i- r cii-ri- : nn l. he arirer oarii of ami actiii of t!i- - At;i'r:e;m speed be reduced, and in no the foreitn secretary the ur:r in I .eat her. the islands to the sin tad f education aid Hn Baptist Missionary I'mon. r his case shall it be greater than 1". miles ! ! i i travels brought hi; hour, FINANCIER'S VIEW Of IT t nr.-- . '!! hav devehq.mein of agricul hoping that j manv pt)pUi M1(h.ar. ,, li;ni r At ht no vehicle shall proceed J pn.t.a.Wy is ;lt i speed so great that the vehicle aCitlliJ)lisheil would i il llle tlinr en.Ip.i Ili-- Ihni all l.tor Mabi. In splendid Seal and Kussiu are - : repi-'-seiitat- Haji!'."-- t ""ti- brought to a stop 1m- - oV-riv- lt the riuisf cai not be within sum sat isfaetion may wrll e "Comfort inoiiiimeins. neet. d v. ith the adhiinist raumi of tije the distaiu-- ahead that the driver NUTI-- : HOOKS of tin tion in the Sev s creil-itei- l missionary work of d noinina can see an object the of an adult from tin result ela Their pnib-fssor- must surely thn he tlu' sie .Jersey" is ikm His fame of cut fnu.i Ford n. rson 3VAI.LKTS th Congressional District of New jMih-stai- s i mi ith having provided the for Hall. Boston, where 'he Bap'i.--' Crossing a sidewalk, such as when n .m:yi:l the opinion of tlx ComiiM-- ial and Finaneial such memorials, as the foundations they laid I'nion has its headquarters, all oer eamc a oarage, the speed shall not casks the country and he is in great demand be more than four miles an hour, hooks Chronicle, one of the oraeles of tin mainland - kill in the Philippines were both broad and deep. as a speaker, especiaiU for college an- No traction engine, road engine, or KAOS financial world. The result com to tin New diences. Honolulu u ill have a hani .' similar vehicle, shall proceed at a In all branches of scientific husbandry the in 15 an v Yorker "at u time-- when tliciv is ho much to to hear not only loctor Mabie tonight rate excess of miles hour: IM'HSKS Philippine agricultural department, 'mlgiiig at Central Union, but will also be fav- - and no such vehicle carrying weight - etc.v ete. riislxarten and discourage in the industrial or-- d to greater than ten tons shall be oper- from set forth in its regular contribu- with the opportunity listen world. For this indicate that the puhlie has to Mrs. Helen B. .Montgomery, quite ated in excess of 10 miles an hour, it: way as speed in Honolulu are e tions to the bibliography of tropical agricul- as much of a celebrity her The limits Will yon s-- them? 1 put-- ? the. seal of disapproval on jnilitieal ten- follows: is the doctor. , declared to be as j dencies that have proved a source of jjreat dis ture, is scarcely second to any similar govern- Some of the most interest inu mis--, On the sea.vard or makai by the ment organization in the world. As to general sionary features have been writ'en by sea. turbance in the husiness world." Mrs. Montgomery, and her work on On the easterly or Waikiki side by & education in those islands, unless the niaiiy the various publications of the Bap- - the easterly or Waikiki line of Hack- - W1CHMAN CO. ---A- - in 1 1 HIT M I II ITS 11 II I II WI II ill" iminm nn in' n ruiiir Amirican teachers that lately were let out there tist denomination has won for her a feld. Alapai and an extension of the administration was on trial. The Presidential wide circle of delighted readers. As easterly line of Alapai street to the Jewelers itrwlsittimnont ntwl Twrnn:il anneal was lehind the be replacnl. there is room for misgivings con- president of the Women's Board of the sea. 1 ii cerning the success of the sent adminis- Union, sh is in close touch with the On the northerly or mauka side by linKueeessful candidate "Plainly the election jut activities of the women's missionary the northerly or mauka line of l.uso that it is quite a different thing tration. societies all over the country and and School streets, demonstrate finds it impossible to meet ail the On the westerly or Ewa side by a 1tHMs11t.tit i 1 h! i - a issue hav- recent the Mindanao Herald, A trt,r fixn a. ttw niiilfrtnL'M to .r,,.r...... In calls that come to her for addresses, straight line drawn from the inter-- 1 linen t liitiaiswtultoa ntl1 dfftil1Ml Oil tllf TKirt of the ing stated that for several years it had been woman of rare charm and line lit- - section of said line of School street erary power, she has made for her- - and the westerly or Ewa side of the electorate from what it is to secure acquiescence giving exjiression "to a firm faith in the ability self a wide audience and many main- - Asylum road to the westerly or Ewa Congressmen. These un- - land cities would envy Honolulu this side of the bridge on King street in on the part of Keuators and of the masses of'the Philippine inhabitants, I vivid impres- - Palama, Honolulu, to a opportunity to hear her and continued latter Yield their convictions out of fear that rder projer tutorship, eventually to acquire fit sions of the mission fields she has the sea. large sums because of the Bystem of cago led to theic exposure' and flleht. just visited while they are still fresh On the Pali road between govern-i- n bookkeeping. So they ending Oi capture on board ness for parlicijiation in autonomous govern- revised the their the ? light , ' in failing to nunnort chief executive her mind and before the keeness ment electric station and east system to make forgery Impossible Mat8onla bound for Honolulu. Tney Ktituents" F a f MM ment," and exjiressed the Iwlief that the jmblic of recent experience has been effaced, side of the turn at the Pali gap, and without detection, but when they sub- further are reported M saving that, school system be Doctor Mabie speaks from the between &aid gap and the foot of the mitted the plan to their employer It they were robbed in a Chicago cafe. . should "the jtrimc instrument fl if V l .A. A riches of a long acquaintance with the grade at the last turn thereof where was rejected. The--y decided then to It is stated that they are the tons of . mm . V ft f M - - ri , - i i n le - in in. mini li 7 1 iniui nil in im for racial uplift' remarked: Oriental and other foreign missions, the grove of kukui trees ia now prove they could paBS forged pa"pr, jonn citiuing, casnier 01 a orancn 01 ThitatH avail nothing and blandishments no "It is then with profound regret that we see his address tonight will deal cated, near the old "trail of Kailua. the result being the forged draft for the Bank. of Montreal, who was kill completing, Violations Punishments. .. methods, of no cf-- with the trip he is just $4800 the cashing of. which In Chi UJ Vlftu JCttl SlftVK niatii r how winning the are this uplift work hamjered by the rajnd elimina his previous visits to the countries he Upon conviction for violation of or tion of American teachers whoe noble work describes will give him valuable basis dinance for first time, the punishment ' A A . pastor- be $5 '''' M J . At 1 A .A. . . m II of comparison. After notable shall a fine of not less than or was normally s to me claim mar me uisinci hen has but ojx'mtl the vast field that awaits ates in Illinois, Indiana, Massachu-seet- more than $100, or by imprisonment ' Repuhlican, the Chronicle replies that the same conquest. When the first stroke of a Filijiiuized and Minnesota, he was ap- of not more than 15 days or both; the - .Mi. pointed corresponding secretary of second offense within one year of . IMIIU U III JMll- n of fine IllUJ ' tiriwj.' fit. legislature severs the tajvroot of the country's the American Baptist Union and in commission first of not less .-' 1 . . . J I . .. 1. . V wnim-crati- c 1890 made an extensive trip visiting than $50 -- nor more than $100, or by Safe persona ii i,v iuk e WstaeBt lison carrmi jihthtii rejut'senta-tiv- only. hope for anjuiriug fitness for Chi- imprisonment 30 ' in Japan, not to exceed days, - Z. missions of the union . 1 - li '. . the) previous v : v.;-: (iovenior thnmgh and also : "'vi government, what jiart of the governmental na and India, including Burma, As- cr both; the third offense within . TTiTTr. , ,t . .... Telugu field, with a brief year of commission of second the fine Deinmratic candidate in thin forinerJJfipuhlican Im sam and the structure will ittlucctl to chijs when the axe con- shall be $100, or by imprisonment up Jsut M v. vnson used visit to Egypt, Pajestlne and the Jr. imgn'ssional district. is in full swing with all guidance from Ameri- tinent of Europe. He was also a dele- to 60 days, or both. m a l.tA 4lir - lfiut itwAniiliti.J ' (k tliv Jllltlllimit t mill fliic mi.Eiw gate to the Morrison centenary at The judge may cancel the certifi- llin WM1UIIJ I" tr nil" can influence removed? Our earnest hoje is any candidate through, and the result was a two Shanghai in 1907. cate of chauffeur when found that such guidance' may not be soon removed. The general public is cordially in- guilty of violation of this ordinance. - in- It wilifpay you to ihves- tn one vote, acrainstcr ; him. vited to attend this important meet- For the first offense the judge can A sincere, kindly interest in the Filijiino jKojle clude in his sentence an of : V conclusion of this ew '.authority is ing at the Central Union parish house extension The lork prompts at 7:30 this evening. such prohibition for a term not ex- .tigate the new;,; 5room:(; this hoje." ceeding 12 months for the first suspen- sion; and for flagrant cases in the iwe-hav- e first offense, and for any second or bungalow whicK - 'AMERICAN "COLONIAL" TRADE Beventh Jfew Jersey ; district took mphatic la subsequent offense, he may give that, they judgment of suspension without right mtaiiR of emnhasizinir the fact while P r of renewal of license. For Sale at $2150.00 .'still -like the man (Mr. Wilson V thev obiect verv For the year 11)13 Hawaii stood first amonjr v . ' I. M. STAIN BACK: The work in 4 : I" . .. r , non-contiguo- while time makes many changes, I "decideilly to giving him further lieutenants in jMssessions in shijmtents of attorney-general'- s office ,keeps the may foun- Let us show you I have discovered the fabled self-assunu- g' I have four aiding him in the. tl task of promot-iri- merchandise to the mainland, and second in ag- coming in. see where youth. very busy years before me. tain of legislation calculatetl to upset and disturb gregate commerce therewith. Following are the home property, LIEUT. LINDSAY M'D. SILVES- all-suff- t- DR. JAMES W. BROUGHER: By tlie existing order." 4There is only one figures of In'tween the different "osses-sions,- " I imagine persons trade George, but that Honolulu Ad Club TER: that certain have a aptitude for acting be- tion will con vincjypHtfeat rifnr. pxniaiiaiiim. nnmeiv mac 3ir. iisoii lias as officially styled, and the mother is a live bunch. I talked to th,e mem- natural moving picture Of In'en committing his administration to jMdicies country: bers for 10 minutes yesterday. It fore the camera. was a great experience. course I suppose special training it is beings soldM ajbargajn lint liiHntmi tlw Kivniritv nnl tlir stuhilitv nf Possession. Imjiorts. Exjorts. Aggregate. might be.of some use, but, if one has Ai.t i : 4 : 1 1 .. n : 1 1 .. PACHECO: what might be termed the divine i..t. Porto Rico jL,8(iti,(i.2 .MT,: 7i,r03.t)S4 SUPERVISOR M. C price. that. this has created widespread distmst in the f We served notive on the board last spark, success is almost certain, to ' 4o,i4:?,i)r: (;0,st)7..io night we will not stand uy and follow one. . . . 'l li ,1.1. a rpi... Hawaii :!),7r3,;r7 that ii let politics worm into the water and Philippines 27,870!)3 17,7o0.41. 4.",t2(),708 MAJ. GUSTAV ROSE, N. G. H.: ; present week's upheaval is evidence of the na- - sewer departments when the city and Alaska Ll,07,04() 2(.01,413 41,r.9S,4r3 county takes them over. What the national guard of Hawaii needs most is field training. I ex- mnr iiiiit nirut i mis uisuum. The Philippines gave the mother country a JAMES D. LEVENSON: Judging pect to have the 2nd battalion out for i a Sunday camp balance of trade of 10.119,878 and Alaska one from th.-- enthusiasm displayed at the Saturday and and -- wnoTn rniinwiVR HD county short practice march before the regi- $493,-- a Ad Club lunch yestarday. the TERM & of 7, white Hawaii took balance of going mental encampment in June. 'BEST fair at Schofield Barracks is to ' $10,390,59 and Porto Rico one of ;,77USO. be great center of Honolulu Ad BEST GRADES , the - W. R. FARRIXGTOX: I was the WATCHES Hawaii is obtaining gratuitous advertising of Club activities Mav 6 and S. Iu 1911 the ltalancc in favor of Hawaii was who said, at the Ad club, "if the an excellent character from the "Bird of Para a f2r,3H;.5L,4, and in 1912 it was .W.3L'7.il V. WALTER WILLIAMS: I don't homesteaders are in the hands of God VIEIRa CO., 115 Hotel St. dise' play. It ''combines drama with local believe there is another person liv- Down East Yankee. help them." JEWELRY Ltd. the display heading of a favorable ing who traveled as far to see Hono- I make this correction of a slight, er- color," paper be- - . t 1 I saw of it was ror in the morning report, i U Modern invention follows closely on advances lulu as did. What "critique in a late Montreal paper says, the arti beautiful: it was impressive. I wish cause possibly Dr. Broughef may not in medicine and surgery, jiroducing. makeshifts wish to credit it. being itself stating that "the educational, value of ti e 1 might have remained longer. have for there for jx'rforming the services of limbs that have a good many Maine Yankees in Ixs piece appealed quite strongly, erhaps more. Angeles. Furthermore, if he said it, is Ix-e- n HARBOR MASTER FOSTEIi: Th" lost. An artificial hand and arm exhibited I dis-p'casp- d indeed, than any of its merits as a dramatic pro- contractors ;ir- - accomplishing some should have been very much I at the recent session of tire International Sur- fast work in rcct-in- the new tower as am a Down East Yankee duction. As a lesson in geography the work is Y( u "Waterhouse to support the pilot s observatory. rnse!f. know you will say things Trust" all-roun- gical in New York is d ca- Association among the unique, and acted as it was by an Most Of the Steel is MOW OH tile about your friends that you won't let latest and most remarkable of such inventions. say. llable gathering of actors and investinl with a ground. the other fellow necessary quality It is thus described: "The artificial hands ojen plenitude of that most termed SHERIFF WILLIAM J ARR ETT : and close m will; they have a vise-lik- e and robbed bank as 'atmosphere,' it proved a strong drawing card, grip, It will be with a feeliim of relief that is Lesson to and has apparently lost none of the attractive- when one taught to use the artificial members Ia resign these duties to take overi bosses he can write easily, pick uj small objects, such theoffice of ulgh sheriff. can then in bookkeeping ness which characterized its h'rst local presen- retire from active participation in pol- as coins, from floor, I tation." the manipulate knife and itics i: s() wish. An old explanation of their crime fork, and execute do.ens of other necessary tasks was given bv the Field brothers, who For Sale Manoa Valley (',. I comes a synopsis of the play in review JAME ('. Prince )el j Chicago Thin with but trifling inconvenience." Another new Qi'lW turned to from here with stvle, with remarks on excellences of acting bv Draszo of the Italian nolelity who J' the officers sent after them. Acording device shown was a miniature sew ing machine yejrs ago passed through II mohiiu. to a Chicago despatch they are said We have for sale a desirable residence property in Manoa different Of the one that person i- - Valley. Situated on hiRh ground, it commands an uninter- ierforiners. for stitching incisions made in the tissues of instantly recognized me when he step- to have asserted that soon after they lied the Hawaiian princess, "Luana." it is re- ped from the Pacific Mail liner Mon- began work they learned that their rupted view of Ydamond Head and the sea as well as a view the sioinach and intestines. golia todav. It. goes show that be out of of the Manoa hilla. marked that "it was difficult to Indieve that she all to employers could swindled The lot is spacious, 100x200, well improved with trees ind was not one of Hawaii's own people, so natural shrubs. and so satisfactory was her jHTformaiice." In the establishing of an institution re- FOR RENT fr bod-room- s. moving The house id of two stories and contains thro (?.) The idea occurs that wherevc r the "Bird of Par- the helplessness of the blind and persons Manoa Vaiicy, 3 bedroorvs. furnished $75.00 . destitute of hearing and speech. Honolulu niakis M.Hiou Vail."-- L" bedrooms, f".' nish-'- d .$ lu.uo spread her Thespian wiitgs should be 1 . adise" has Peivt;;iiia S . bedrooms, furnished . .$".' a i '. Trice and terms on application. well-prepare- marked advance m benevolence, l'robahlv a d field for exploiting the attrac- bedrooms, furnisned. . .$45.00 ! C,n.i)i) Ha- Woillil have been done lono au had not t he Nuuuiiu Valley. 2 heiirooei d tions of the pageants descriptive of ancient :; ' liuinlM-- r of such unfortunates in these islands !inaiUIliws,V' i'';1"; waii which have come to form one of the es- I'idnod vai ey, Dearooms, umurnisne'J jou.w been fortunately iu 1 c 4 d sential fea tuies of Honolulu's annual Carnival. small proportion to the popu- Waikiki h. bedrooms, ui.fumi.-he- $JiU lation. Latterly, iu the revival of humane activi- Auld Lane, 2 bedrooms, unfurnished $15.00 ties iielf, so many cases Aioha Lane. 2 bedrooms, unfurnished J17.00 It would he just like some iH'fuddled. buttinski have been discovered, however, that the duly of skilful skipjMT to run his ship through the Panama attention to FOR SALE Big Snap them became evident. The institution, now thai eaual while Xpert s are proving conclusively A home in Patolo Valley within 6 minutes' walk of carlin-- . Lot has it -4 that the hij: ditch is nowhere near readv for lias Imi'U siarteil. outfit to properly sup frontage cn two reads. Area acres. Servants' quarters, stables, chick- ported. en yards. na iuaf ion. Owner anxious to sell and will sacrifice. "Waterhouse Trust" If Muerta don"; hurry and fulfil that eft-- If we had any wild waxes iu the viciniw of Fort and Merchant Sts. peattd assertion tint h- - will "0 to the front. Honolulu they would probably be sayimi: Guardian Trust Co., Ltd., hiniielf,"' there mav not be anv front to o to. "llusile ab-n- that federal builditm." 2u5 Dank of Hawaii Building. HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20. 1IUI. pivn

others; or m as to ecdanser the life, tine of one hundred (100) dollars, or ill Honolulu StocK Exchange limh or prompt? of others. by imprisonment for af lemi not to BY AUTHORITY lu turulus corners. In goln? around exceed sivty () days, or by both. Wednesday. April 29. curves at sharp declivities, at inter- Provided, however, that in constru MasonicTemple BILL NO. 79. sections of highways or crossroads. ing this section the unit of any on FIRE MERCANTILE Bid Asked and wherever the r!ew in th dlrec- - ear shall b the basU for determin- Li Alexander L Baldwin Ordinance No tion in which the vehicle is procet-d- - ing "first " ."second." or "third of- C. Brewer & Co 2."o AN ORDINANCE RKGCLATING THK iR hall be for any reason fense, the numerical order changing 8UGAR S'Kl-;- i Of VKHICLE. I'KOVII)- - ) that an approaching vehicle or when succeeding convictions occur, Veddy Calendar Plantation ('c 1" in l.(J PENALTIES FOR VIOLA- animal may not be plainly seen and mort than one year has elapsed Haiku Sugar "o TIONS THEREOF. AND REPEAL- at such places, the speed after an original "first," "su-cood- ." or MONDAY: Lodge No. 371. Sta- Hawaiian Aurictil. Co... l'i'i i:n ING SECTION 2'. OF ORDINANCE !hall bf reduced to such a rate as "third" offense. Oceanic 2d deg.; 7:30 p. m. II C. k S Co ll NO. 11 AND ALL OTHER ORDIN- will tend to avoid danger of accident The Judge of the Court having jur- ted, also MARINE AUTOMOBILE .cu:ar Co from an approaching hidden isdiction of any charge brought under l!a'3i'an ANCES IN CONFLICT HERE vehicle TUESDAY: Co l by no case, how- - Ordinance, in to the pen- lionoXaa Sunar WITH such obstacles; in this addition Honolulu Lodge No. 409, spe- Honomu StiKar Co - ever, speeu exceeu alty or penalties above set forth, may LE IT ORDAINED BY THE PEO- snail tne urtevn cial; deg.; 7:30 p. in. 4 Hutchinson Sur IU. Co CITY AND COCNTY 1." mil s an hour. cancel the certificate of any chaaf-teu- r lt PLE OF THE WEDNESDAY: Kahuku Plantation Co OF Section 6. Speed at Night. found guilty under this Ordin- IIONOLI'LI': Honolulu Chapter No. 1. R. Kekana Sugar Co v 1. Limita- At night, no person shail oieratt? ance. Secticn Rates of Speed; Deg.; 7:30 P. M. Koioa Sugar Co tions; Presumptions. or drive any automobile, motorcycle The Court shall include in such sen- A. MrBryde Sugar Co, Ltd.. 15 No person shall operate, drive or or other similar vehicle, or any ve- tence, if any. an extension of such THURSDAY: LIFE 12 A. A. S. It., Sta- Oahu Sugar Co 2 i:: propel, and no owner thereof riding hicle' along any public highway or prohibition for a term not exceeding Consistory, Olaa Sugar Co.. Ltd 1 V hei eon or therein shalJ cause or per- place at such a rate of speed that twelve 1 12 months for tire first sus- ted; 7:30 p. m. Onomea Sugar Co 1 '.'' 17 mit to be operated, drien or propell- such vehicle cannot be brought to a pension, and for flagrant cases in the Council of Kadoeh. Paauhau t?ug. Pit. Co.... ed, on any public highway iu the City complete stop within the distance first offense, and for any second or FRIDAY: Pacific Sugar Mill driver or operator subsequent offense, may include in 1 and County of Honolulu, any bicycle. ahead that the Oceania Lodge No. 37 Spi-cia- l. Co sm Hu . any Paia Plantation tricycle. ve!o-iied-- motorcycle, mo-- thereof can see an object, the size ot sentence judgment of suspension 1st degree. 7:30 I. M. h Pepeekeo Sugar Co 11 tcrtricycle. motor delivery wagen. or an a(,ult person, with the aid of the without right of renewal of license. Pioneer Mill Co I'." Hl4 motor vehicle however propelled, or Ught of such vehicle in connection Section 13. Ordinances Repealed. SATURDAY: Waialua Agricul. light from sources, No. 11 Co.... any vehicle drawn by horses or other wth the other Section 2i of Ordinance and LODGE Sugar Co 7. Ordi- SCHOFIELD & Walluku animals, recklessly or negligently, or Section Speed at Entrance or Exit and all Ordinances and parts of e-- THURSDAY: Casftl Cooke, Ltd. Wairaanalo Sugar Co at a or in a manner so as to! f Garage. nances in conflict herewith are here- sied Apr. 30 7:30 M.. work In Waimea Sugar Mill Co endanger, or to be likely to endanger,' it shall be unlawful for any person by repealed, it being the Intention P. MISCELLANEOUS Second degree. the life or limb or property of any tc ojerate or drive Or use any ve-pers- hereof to have thia Ordinance con- Agents Haiku Ft.&Pkg. Co., Phi hide when crossing a sidewalk strued in conformity with the Traffic SATURDAY: Haiku Ft.&Pkg. Co., Com uion Provided, that a rate of speed ex- - entering or leaving a garage entrance Ordinance, and not In conflict there- May 2. 7:30 P. M., work in Hawaiian Electric Co feeding fifteen (15) miles per hour or exit at a rate of speed in excess of with. Third Degree. Hawaiian Irr. Co.. Ltd... 1 14. shall constitute" prima facie evidence four miles an hour, Section All visiting Hawaiian Pineapple Co. . Z2 32 members ot tbtf speed manner of driv-- Section 8. Speed of Heavy Vehicles, This Ordinance shall take effect Hito R. R. of rate of and order are cordially invited to at- T Co.. Pfd ing prohibited as aforesaid and of a No traction engine, road engine, three (3) days rrom and after the date Hilo Railroad Co.. Com.. 3 tend meetings of local lodges. Established in 1859. violation of the provisions of this hauling engine, trailer, steam roller, of Its approval. H. B. & M. 17 Co.. Ltd IS section; provided further, that a rate automobile tnick for passengers or Date of Introduction. April 2Sth. Hon. Gas Co., Pfd 107 twenty (20) freight motor or power vehicle 1914. Hon. Gas Co., Com of speed exceeding miles other HONOLULU LODGE. 116, B. P. O. r BANK6? K7 a of carrying a weight in excess of four Introdut-e- by C H. R. R. & L. Co ler hour shall constitute rate .Honolulu Lodgt'No 20 speed and manner or driving prohib- - tons, including the vehicle, shall bs JOHN MRKHAM, L I. -- I. S. N. Co 122U 116. R P. O. Elks, L HAWAII Red as aforesaid and in violation of operated upon any public highway, at Supervisor. CO. Mutual Tel. Co 17 meets in their hall, on BISHOP & provisions of section; provid- - a speed greater than fifteen (15) At a regular adjourned meeting of O. R. & L. Co 120 the this King St. near Fort, ed further, however, that a rate of miles an hour; and no such vehicle the Board of Supervisors of the City Cor. Fort and Merchant 8ts. BANKERS. Pabang Rubber Co 10 14 very Friday evenint. e and County of Honolulu, held on Tues- speed exceeding twenty-fiv- (25) miles carrying a weight in excess of ten VTalUcg Brothers sum Tanjong Olok Rubber Co -, foregoing per hour on public highways wher-- tons, including thr vehicle, shall be day, April 28, 1914. the Bill cordially BONDS. on Reading and or- invited to the same pass through country or out- - operated upon any such highway at a was passed 'First attend. - v Hainakua t)ltch Co. 6s dered to print on the following vote being able work, lying sections which are substantially speed greater than ten (10) miles an L. ANDREWS, E.IL "'Ity and of to H. C. A S. Co. 5s, ...... "7 '.' ' Commercial and Travelera Let- undeveloped and sparsely settled, hour. of said Beard: ' are pastr-wh- o Is going to take Hawaiian Irr. Co. 6s Ayes: Hardesty, Markhara, Pache H. DUNSHEE. Bee. ters of Credit Issued on the shall constitute a rate of speed and Sect'on 9. Speed Limits In Honolulu. himself the burden of your Haw..Ter. 4s, Ref. 19C5 , co, Petrie, Wolter. Total 5. " oil manner of driving prohibited as afore-- The speed limits in Honolulu are i Meet on ; th 2nd Bank of California and Haw. Ter. 5s, Pub. Imp Noes: None. support? said and 1n violation of the provisions hereby, declared to be as follows: ; the London Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4a . . Mc-Clella- and 4ta ;Moncv Joint by Abssnt and not voting: Cox, 4 cf this section. On the seaward or makai side y-- - Haw. Ter. Vis 2. day 'ot tack' Vou naturally hat the idea Stock Bank, Section 2. Speed on Turning Corners the sea; Total ' Haw.' Ter. 4Hs.. .' '' - BUFFANLEAU, having someone support you, Ltd. London Overtaking or Meeting Street- On easterly or Waikiki by E. V nontn at K.; 4. of Haw. Ter. ... the side Deputy City andXounty Clerk. 3s Cars. the easterly or Waikiki line' of Hack- - Ball.; 7:30 nu don't you? H.R.R.CO. 1901 6s 85 542-rAp- r. 29, 30 May 1 ' V oth-- H.R.R.CO R.&EX. Con. 6s 75 In turning a corner of meeting or feld, Alapai and an extension of the Members ot. intersecting highways, per- - '' V Then' prepare to allow a. part Honokaa Sug. Co. 6s 70 public the easterly line of Alapal Street to tho ar Association Correspondents for the Ameri- driving propelling to-Ytt- ed of your present earnings to act Hon. Gas. Co., Ltd. 5s... 981 100 son operating, or sea. . eaefidal r ar cordiallr can Express ; Company and H. R. T. & L. Co. 6s 103 any vehicle subject to the provisions On the northerly or mauka side by to attend. as your support in the future. & DAILY REMINDERS f AsiteUtltt Thos. Cook Son. Kauai Ry. Co. 6s 100 of section one (1) of this Ordinanco the northerly or mauka line of Luso Kohala Ditch Co. 6s ... fhall not proceed, nor shall the owner and School Streets, wru Mckinley lodge, no. t. "Start a Savings sAccpf r ' go to Borgstrom'a. c - McBryde Sugar Co. 5s 95 of any such vehicle riding theraon or On the westerly or Ewa 'side by a Pot Victrolas y.r K. Of P. Barg-Strom'- s. inter-procee- d Music go to And V therein, cause or permit the same to straight line drawn from the For new Sheet atery. 3d Tuav Interest Allowed on Mutual Tel. 6s 101 ... ' "kvMJiU lar Term and Natomas Con. 6s at a rate of speed greater than section of said line of School Street . ffrx day evening at 7:S0 o'cloclt ta ; Savings Bank Deposits. - aad, O. R. & L. Co. 5s 102 eight (8) miles per hour; and in over- and the westerly or Ewa side of the Round the Island in auto $5.00. f K. of P. Hall, cor. Fort adver- 5V? Oahu Sugar Co. 5s 95 taking or meeting a street passenger Asylum Road to the westerly or Ewa Lewis Stables. Phone 2141. V Beratanla. VUltlaf rotiitrf : c -- Sugar Co. 6s 52Vfc car which has been stopped for tne' side of thr Bridge on King Street in tisement invited : - - TTTTPT Olaa 55 being shaved cordially to attend. - Pac. Guano & Fert. Co. 6s 101 purpose of receiving or discharging a Palama, Honolulu, and continued to Get manicured while - ;t W. V. KOLB, C. C-- , - shop, Cunha's passenger or passengers, no sucn ve- sea at the Union barber TL . Pacific Sugar Mill Co. 6s t the LI B. REEVES, K. 8.. Pioneer Mill Co. aforesaid shall pass or approach PALI ROAD. alley. advertisement. 5s hide ' Reynolds Back the San Carlos Milling Co. 6g." 100 nearer than eight (8) feet from a run On the Pali Road between the Gov- - Charles is at CARRIAGE MFG. CO, BANK- Young Stand with his new NEW OAHU Waialua Agricul. Co. 95 nlng board or nearest part of any eminent Electric Light Station and Hotel Auto Wholesale RetaU Dealers la. Car ;s 5s.. 1915 No. 500. Phone 2511. and 4.UI street car which has stopped for tho the east side of the turn af. the Pali Packard rtagie Wagon Materials and : , and Between Boards 40 Paia 85; 45 Ho-- purpose of taking on or discharging gap. and between said gap and the advertisement --'- -- Moore Non-Leakab- le Fountain r.okaa 200 Olaa 100, 25, 40 tusconnra nnr chnll aimh rwrann iirru tnnt rt the V 1' A at tho TiLSt tllTTl . The Carrlaga Makers and General Repair 1, ' n fountain Mut. Tel. Co. 16. 1; ceed at a speed greater than eight thereof where the grove of Kukul Pen does t write like ptber era, Painting, Blacksmlthlng, . r;: Moore. does NOT ; h&wlv Session Sales 5 Ewa 5 5, 5, (8) miles per hour when Rasing a trees is now located, near the old pens the. leaX.3ald Woodworking and Trimming , l ; 15, Ltd- ,n ' ' ' - News Co" - . Baldwin LIMITED 5 fines.321; 50 Olaa 10 Pione car so stopped, subject, however, to' trail to Kailua. 1,41I" Qncen St. nr. Prison Boad 1; - 3 ' 16; 10 H. C. & S. Co. 23. any other provisions of the Traffic Section 10. Posting Copies of Reg uuu . Ordinance governing stops in speed ulations. A new lot or Alary jane pumps Limited, .f Manu-Ordinan- ce issuei K. N. 4b K. Letters of Latest sugar Quotation. 3.0 L cents limits. The Clerk shall cause copies of thhjCame on the .Matsonia to the ALOHA DRUG CO., 3. any Ordinance amend-- 1 facturers' Shoe Co., on Fort street. t and Travelers' Checks or per ton. ,,. Section Speed on Approaching and or School ing the same to be printed on card- - and win ne ready ror sate tnis arter- - 1 r Sugar. Factors ; available throughout Bridges, Garage Exits Formerly tha jfalseldo brtia Co It tha world. I posters, one neon or early tomorrow morning. Houses. board and shall deliver . . now. located at . . , Commission Merchant; ; In passing a garage entrance or copy thereof, free of charge, to each; A floral message reaches not only ' person holding a license for a public mind but heart as. well, and T ; Agents Sugar 3.01cts exit on the side of the street next the the the Fort and Beretanla 8trata, and Insurance garage, or in passing a school house garage, hackstand or stable, and one gains more favor for the sender. That Opp. Fire Station. ' . Cable on school days between the hours of copy at each renewal of each license, is, if the flowers were purchased at Transfers at l-4- op--a HONOLULU COLLECTION AGENCY Beets d 8 a. m. and 4 p. m., or in approaching) Additional copies shall be supplied Mrs. E. M. Taylor's. Hotel street, i COMMISSION BROKERS. . - ' 9s4 upon posite Young Cafe, AND .. Agents for- bridge, the person operating, driving at the cost thereof, demand. the Lowest ( Rates or propelling any vehicle, or riding Said posters shall be displayed in Union and Hoter Sta. v y TeL 4566. Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar r j Henry Waterhouse any animal, subject to the regulations some conspicuous place in the office Would you help a friend who suffers Reference Bureau, Collections, A?; CO. .. ,i Trust pub-.'wit- h . r. v. . J 4- - of thia OrrilnAnrvL shall not cr headauarters of such licensed headache? Tell him or her to Claims. , Sugar Company. nrnfd tachtoents, Suits and' Haiku. Co.. Ltd. nor shall the owner or person in con- - He garade. hackstand or stable. try "Shac," which affords very quick No fee tor registration." raia Plantation. , trol of such vehicle or animal riding Section 11. Title. relief from the throbbing pain. It is McKAY, ManageY Maul Agricultural Company. Brewer & Co. Members Honolulu Stock and Bond therein or thereon cause or permit This Ordinance may be designated , tne nest neaaacne cure in me worm, ,1AE E. General l Exchange the same to proceed at a rate of speed by the brief title of "Speed Ordinance." and cures millions of headaches every Hawaiian Sugar Company. (Limited) year, on FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS greater than ten (10) miles perhour. j Section 1Z. Violations Punisnment insist snac. aaveruse Kahuku Company. - Plantation Telephone 1208 In passing a garage entrance or for Firft, Second, Third and 5uDse ;menu SUGAR FACTORS, j CHEMICAL ENGINES AND : Kahului Railroad .Company COM MIS. exit, person operating anv auent Offenses. the street ' WATCHMAN'S CLOCKS Kauat Railway Company.. 8I0N MERCHANTS, SHIP. car shall, not proceed, nor shall the Anv rwrsnn who shall onerate. drive A v.nman's strength lies in her ' any - j weakness. DV11 111 V, Li JL CT L I or propel, and also owner thrre- by Honolua Ranch. PING AND P. J OUVU Oil t ttl For Sale INSURANCE J. Morgan Co., Ltd, causp or thp samp tn nrn-- of or nerson in control of the driving Haiku Fruit & Packing Co. wrmit AGENTS, FORT ST, HONO. STOCK BROKERS teed at a rate of speed greater than of a vehicle, who shall cause or per. AliniT Cfif 1DAIMV AP J. A. GILMAN ' Kauai Fruit & Land Co. ten (10) per mlt any vehicle subject to the provi- Fort 8treeL ' LULU, T. H. Information Furnished and Loans miles hour. vUiar ill I VI Made. Section 4. Application of This Ordin-is,on- s ' section i or mis urumaucc 'JUH XT MERCHANT STREET STAR BLDG. ance Street Cars and Railways t0 be oierated. driven or propelled, in of any of provisions HAWAII Phone 1572. Excepted, When Exception As to,violation the of; "HEYWOOD SHOES WEAR" List of Officers and Directors: Duly Licensed Physicians, When. this Ordinance shall be punished, g offense, by And wear longer than you ex- llrisarance Thomas McVeagh, who contained in any of the pro-,o- n conviction for the first 'ifire ...... E. F. Bishop PresWent filed his 624 BETHEL STREET pect for $4.0 and declaration of intention in Prescott, visions of this ordinance as to spe- - a nne ot nct less tnan nve dollars $. 10o) dol- - G. H. Robertson , nor more hundred CO. 'V--- Arizona, on March 26. 1906, yesterday cific rates of speed shall apply to any tha.n OR.e MANUFACTURERS' SHOE , '.THE' ex- - Vice.Preeident ' lars- - or Dv imprisonment not to h and Manager filed his formal petition for naturaliza- of the following vehicles, to wit: Limited. aays. or Dy nmn. B. Fv Co. R. Tvers tion in the local U. S. district court la Vehicles which run only on rwi "rteen (loi P. 0. Box 446 : Telephone 2035 Dillingham Secretary - or Hearing on the .petition fwill rails and tracks. excent when p.:aa- uion conviction a seconu or LIMITED. A. R. take year com- E. Ross Treasurer place August 29th, the witnesses nam pressly included in the regulations fense, within one from tha LOOK FOR THE WHITE W1N03 Agent for Hawaii: (b) wagons, mission of the first offense, shall be '.Central G. R. Carter ) ed being John McLain and .L. A. Kern. Vehicles, trucks and Suggestions given for simplifying 'Atlas AsauVtmee Company of McVeagh was born at Derry, Ireland, amwrntnc nntior tho pnnfrnl of thfc mMiru a liiitf ui uvi rsa - C. H. Cooke ) - flfty (kIlars nor more than one All .r- London, .New York Under October 20. 1S70. and immigrated to Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart- or systematizing office work. m,mueu ' or lmprison-Count- y .' writers' Agency; Providence J. R. Gait Directors America July 21. 1903. ment of the Sheriff of the Citv and l'n" uoll!irs. business confidential. -- )... not to days. . Washington Insurance Co. of Honolulu, vehicles of pub- - ment thirty (3) R. A. Cooke ) cr by both; and. upon conviction for the . 4th floor Startgenwald Building. James H. Hakuole, who has been third offense, and for each and every i P YOU WANT A TAXI - , ,n,i- . . .. V . v. , ,,)n, A. Gartley ) acting as Hawaiian and Japanese in- cituv " ,mi,i, Conducts sll classes ot Audits 2500 Phone 49SS private, while such vehicles are in the effense subsequent thereto, within one and terpreter in the United States district th-- ' D. G. May Auditor actual performance of duty during (1) year from the commission of Investigations, and furnishes Report! Agents wanted for the Western States court for the October term, was sworn first offense, shall be punished by a; ail kind of financial nrk Life Insurance "Co. Coupon Savings V in again this morning as official in emergencies. Your Typlat Prefers Policy. terpreter for the same court for the Duly licensed physicians shall be term ending November. 1914. exempt, in cases of emergency only, KeeLox Carbon Paper HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII uion complying with the conditions Ltd., O'Neil Bldg., S6 King St.. cor. of this Ordinance. The vehicle driven Buy It For Sale by display, in t two Fort SL them sball least places, m un ARLEIGH'S, on Hotel Street 1160 Lots on 11th Ave., Kaimuki, 50x conspicuous on" front one in the rar of stub vehicle, the 100. Easy terms. sign THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE $ 400 and up Lots near Emma and of the "Red Cross" in figures nl (.", ) in height BANK, LIMITED. School. SITUATCON WANTED rot less than five inches ROSE and of proportional width painted in Yen. ? 300.00 Lot in Waikoae Tract, Gu-lic- k Capital 48.000.000 conspicuously contrasting -.- ' ' subscribed Ave., 50x100. Young American lady wishes employ coloi. 115 BEADS. Capital paid up 30.000,000 $ 300 and upwards Large lots on 9th ment at light From a half hour after sunset to a housework or the care light a In Reserve fund 18.900,000 half hour before sunrise, shall All Colors and 10th Aves., Palolo. Easy terms. of children. Box ."4. this office. frmm K. AWOKI be reflected upon such sn that Local Manager $2500 Large House at Kalia, ."S42-6t- . suns signs plainly vi.-ihl- e. nr. Waikiki Beach, 17.000 sq fL Gar- such shall be fAWAII A SOUTH FOR OR Such exemptions shall not be con- LET ME RENT OR SELL age, etc. Bargain. RENT LEASE. BE AS CURIO CO. LI-lih- strued to permit reckless driving at YOUR PROPERTY. 11000 Lot 75x150 at Puunui, nr. a Rnlldlaa car. Large stores, fixtures complete. A ik any time, nor to ierm:t driving other- nntif Have Calls Every Day. ply 13th Ave.. Waialap Read. wise than in accordance with this Or- E. :.!42-2w- . dinance, except in case of emergency R.. P. B. STBAUCH for the purpose 'of saving life, iimb LUSCIOUS QUENCHING X Wilson, Waity Bldg. 74 S. King SL FOR RENT. or property. Hi - 925 Fort St. 3666 Phone Section 5. Care Required in Al! Cases ZEM-ZE- Two rooms 'for housekeeping. iin- - Speed Limit in Dangerous Places-N- M. FOR RENT ning ater; 12:51 Liliha St. person shall operate or drive any .".S42-tU- . automobile, motorcyHe or anv orh" HONOLULU SODA WATER Co. New, furnished cottage; similar vehicle or otlur vehi le o: any Giffard & Rolh screened; gas; electricity; $35. BUSINESS DIRECTORY riding animal anywher within the Two new houses; 2 and 3 bedrooms; City and County of Honolulu. Hrh.er Stangewald Bdlg., 102 Merchant St. all improvements; $25 and $30. GROCERIES. within or without the speed limits, at VICTROLAS STOCK AND BOND BROKERS Neat cottage in town; $22. Groceries at lowest charge. Tai a rate of speed greater than is rea- cfim PIANOS Members Honolulu Stock and Bond Kpp Co. Kins St.. hi Kish Market. sonable and proper, having regard VICTOR RECORDS : to '. H. NEW V V Exchange J. Schnack, the width, grade and ot'liiiuu ui ;he SHEET MUSIC Represented during absence by F. SODA WATER. highway, the- - grade o! the ad iu'niin: 8T A llUlTLLKTi Jf OITF.fi VOU Schnack. Altorney-at-la- w, 5 Brewer Call for Diamond S1xla Water when deeliities or crossings, ami the ti;if EERGSTROM MUSIfX CO j Ltd Building. Telephone 3633, TQDirS KEWS I0DAI thirsty. All stores. He or occupation of the highways by SIX HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20. 1011.

ures for VM mentioned in this re- Total Receipts as above ?vo6o diture ete Appendix "C" hereto at- OAHU port frstinates and stated in rouni Leaving $374.1"" tached CENTO IMPROVEINTBODY numbers. available for roads. bridges and I'pon the investigation we have Collection anu Distribution. permanent nuproeuienls on the Inl- made and a consideration cf th fore- Love's Bakery The net assessed valuation for 1 1 1J and of Oahu for the current year going of opinion fund?, data we are that of rtrl and iersonal property in the This sum is divided into two some changes might be put in effect Bread, Cakes, etc. t'.-til,17- . ONCE MORE URGES ENFORCEMENT OF City and County of Uonohilu was known as general maintenance fund that would result in a more effective rat;; of taxation for 1SH and permanent improvement fund. The ' and economical administration cf our was fixed as follows: General Maintenance Fund. municipal affairs It should not be The udpet submitted by the terri- This fund is made up as follows: loft sight super- as of. however. that the torial (reaiurer was Hl.ooo. The Amount availalie for roads, are elec- FRONTAGE TAXATION PRINCIPLE per- visors reprcsentive tr the city and county budget (limited to above. $374,100; Kfs t ransfer to torate put them in office, manent improvement fund, balance on thit that SAFE DEPOSIT two-third- s of 1 per rent of the 1113 they are occupied six da of the valuation, was J.7 1.100. making a to- hand January 1. 1914. $3S.45; ono-fout- h week in earning their livelihood and $4.00 a year Im- ex- 1 of $507,oon received from tax s, Once again the Oahu Central lclntd to gather data relative to tal reiiuirf-raen- t g; Z .K000. that the time they can j;ive to public provement Committee strongly urged penditures on roads made by the pres- - on a valuation $126,750. Total. Ofr.SGo. Add balance affairs is necessarily limited. We Co., To raiae $l.(A00u owing from permanent improvement Bishop Trust Ltd. the enforcement of the road frontage nt hoard of supervisors cf the City $iG.W4.0!'M requires a la.v levy of would strongly urge those who believe cf 31. 1913. $47,172. tax laws, and for the purpose of ob- pnd County of Honolulu, during their the. funat December that 'hev have good reason to criti- 1.17 nrr cent and this is rate that showing a of ;256.37 available taining action by the board of super- term of office, begs to report as 1H14. total cise the eff.cieacy of of our pub- was fix p't fcr for patching and maintenance and fo.' scni" visors authbrlzed its president' to ar- IoIIowb: Tax '"ol loot or Wild r's present lic officials, to be sure Grst that they mayor supervis- Put permanent work on struts, roads and range with the and Act H." of provides that in is tht asses Mible value have discharged their full responsibil- a meeting to i:iat bridges for the year 1914. PHONE 2295 BEACHES ors for public discuss the January' of eacr year the board cf for l'.'H of real and personal property ity as citizens and taxpayers at the details, at its meeting last nlgbt. The receipts for account of this pr'maris and on election day. An Husta.ce-Pec- shall submit to the assessor in the City, and County of Honolulu $117.-578- . k C. W. Aebford took the chair for fund for 1914 are estimated at in Co., Ltd. estimates of the amount that will be ili be only J'.OoO.ooo. If this fig- active interest public affairs and ALL KINDS OF ROCK ANO SAND FOR CONCRETE WORK. the first time as president on this oc- as follows: a willingness to accept public office required from general property taxes ure should prove to tie correct the 1. 1914 $ FIREWOOD AND COAL, casion. There wts a good attendance Balance on hand Jan. 3S.ooo on the part of the responsible busi- city ccunty purposes that be received from tax- Oae-fcurt- h 98 QUEEN' P. O. 5 IS and the discussion of the report of the for and total amount to of fo'.iT.O'iu as above 126.750 ness community have never yet failed .STREET. BOX sub-committ- ee year. The treasurer of the territory es will be not one million dollars but special on the frontage anvwhere to produce beneficial re- tax question was lively as well as also submits an estimate of territorial $I36,O0-- . :pt withstanding this reduc- $104,750 sults. thorough. It was considered by sec- needs fcr (a) maintenance of school tion the territory will retain the full Loss: Owing to General Main- Lulldings and grounds and h School amount cf its budget, najnely $423,000. tenance Fund 47.172 We would also suggest that the tions and, with the exception of slight Oahu Central Improvement commit- verbal amendments, the only fight was salaries and expenses; interest fink- leaving for the city and county not expenses. $117.57S tee, representing as it dees improve- LAST FEW DAYS OF over two Httie words, "if any," which ing fund and tax collection $57 1. '';. as estimated, but $.",07,00t. ment city these, the rate cf taxa- County Receipts. This money can be used only for clubs in all sections of the ('apt Win. Foster moved to strike out l'lcn estimates City and assure the board of supervisors of the en- estimating rate permanent improvements on the Isl- because they seemed to convey tion is fixed. In the The total receipts of the city and Central committee's willingness and dorsement of the principle of assess- the assessed valuation of the preced- county of Honolulu for the year 1 U 1 4 and of Oahu. supervisors in Janu- desire to cooperate with them In any Bailey Removal Sale en- The estimated s ing the property benefited for the ing year is taken as a basis. If the troni all sources are estimated at and every way in its power, on all tire cost of roads under the acts in estimate of the board of supervisors Sft'J3,6CC, as fellows: ary of 1913 (and their estimate ic. ap- - matters affecting the public good. question. Remarks by R. R. Re id ford, expenses exceeds one-hal- f personal projv- - proximately correct) that the receipts for current From reai and Im- And lastly on the subject of roads tub-committe- e, account of permanent chairman of the and cf cne per cent cf the previous year's erty taxes, as above $V7,(KM) for the fol- provement func for the years 1913 and frontage tax. we submit the Marston Campbell appeared to T. M. valuation it is reduced to one-hal- f of Cash balances brought forward: lowing concrete recommendations: FineFeather Pillows, Genuine Church and A. F. Clark, members of and 1914. would bo $265,26 4. I'p to cne per cent. If their estimate for General fund 201 :' 1. City County Ho- sab-committe-e, appropriated That the and of the to confirm the im- current cxjicnses and permanent im- Permanent improvement fund ."3,485 date there has been sup- $223,953; leaving only $31,310 avail- nolulu maintain such read building pression of the mover and they provements exceeds two-third- s 21,060 A. C. A. Ticking, $1 each to clear combined Road fund able for new permanent work for the equipment as is necessary for main- ported the motion to delete the words. cf cne per cent, it is reduced to Cash basis fund 21,416 There was no dissent to the propo- remainder of the current year. tenance and repairs only. two-third- s cf one percent If the super- Delinquent taxes 15,000 2. That hereafter all work of a per- sition --that all road work by the muni- The work for which the above ap- visors submli no estimates the rate3 City collections . 70.00:) manent nature in connection with cipality Itself shculd be restricted to s propriations have been made is given are f'xed as abore. The county fees 1 f.'.OO'J opening or paving be ordinary maintenance and repafrs, but Incense in Appendix at- streets let to no share cf the taxes paid by I'oll and dog taxes 20,000 detail in "A" hereto public contract. it was urged that precautions should telegraph companies and tached. be taken against allowing the term the wireless Road tax and automorile and Coming back again to the general 3. That no new road work in the Inter-Islan- d Navigation wagon "maintenance" to be stretched to cov- the Steam taxes 70,00') (maintenance) fund which, for 1914, is City of Honolulu of a permanent na- Sale of very desirable er large construction work. Those Company. School: estimated at $256,037. The fir3t lien ture be undertaken except under tho discussing the report were Capt. John Act SS of 1911. provides-- that the Repairs to buildings 10,250 oh this fund is the fixed overhead provisions of Acts 87 and 131 of tho Kid well, who attacked the evil of funds needed for schools (salaries) Janitors and supplies ll.r.OO charges which in December of last Session Laws of 1913, known as the having permanent road work torn tip shall be a first charge on the taxes Furniture, etc. 4,229 year were estimated at $92,682, for frontage tax laws. by public utilities, T. M. Church, Capt. collected from real and personal prop- Buildings ::3.575 1914, made up as follows: 4. vThat the board orf supervisors Foster. Albion F. Clark, R. R. Reld-for- d. erty. The effect of this ts that if the District of Honolulu (includ- be urged to formulate and adopt a Articles Decorated Daniel ' Logan, James T. Taylor, assessed valuation for any one year $993,660 ing sweeping and sprinkl- policy in relation to the enforcement Marston Campbell. J. J. Smiddy end shculd be less than the preceding year The expenditures on this island for ing) $ 76,800 of the frontage tax laws above re- rrof. AJ L. Andrews. " , (which is the basis upon which the 1914, exclusive of Toads, are estimat District of Ewa and Waianae 7,080 ferred to. W, IL Seilender, at the Inritatlon rate is fixed), or tax collections should ed at $619,560, ag follows: District of Waialua 4.050 5. That in order to assist the sup- of the chair, addressed the meeting General Government .$ 69,480 District of Koolauloa 1,422 ervisors in formulating such a policy fall short cf the estimated amount, ' the county and not the terrify suf- Courts . '56,000 District of Koolaupoko 3,330 the mayor call a public meeting at J. A. Gilman, the bitulithic champion, fers. Out of the first taxes collected Police Department . 125.000 which engineers and others be invit- was also asked to speak but, it being Fire .Department . 66.600 $ 92582 ed to submit recommendations a3 to treasurer retains the ijicliuliii; ikuu'Ih, jewel raxes, glove plaques, . etc. 10 not avail the territorial System 4,500 (1) a proper lam, then after o'clock, did of school budget, together Police and Fire Alarm The above estimate for the district classification of the amount the 21,750 ap- streets of (2) of required to meet in- Jailers, etc of Honolulu was conservative, as Honolulu, the width some set with jewels but all deeply carved or etched George G. Guild, was with the amount 62,400 pears average expen- in (3) Secretary it sinking fund, and cost of as-- Sanitation and Health from an of the streets different sections, the "announced by the chair, had kindly terest, Parks, etc 20,000 ditures for the six months ending De- paving material to be used, (4) the with fire. The work was done by' a local artist and is ABaln v nn A mIIa In T TOO tfl A VlJll- - consented to continue in that onlce Hawaiian Band 28,000 cember 31, 1913. At the time this es method of financing the improvement I being very Iwautiful. Some pieces may be seen iu window. until some one was found willing to ence, whatever it may be, tur- Street Lighting 22.000 timate was made, however, economies and (5) the division, if any, of the the ' him.--" ned over to the supervisors for city and relieve . License Commission 7,500 were being considered which when j cost as between the property owner Sale lasts only until Wednesday night. Following is tho report of the sub- ccunty purposes. Advertising 2,000 put in effect will reeult in a saving and the city. Respectfully submit- budgets are committee on the frontage tax laws Another point. The Cash Basis FunC 61,416 of almost $17,500 per annum. A com-- 1 ted, as adopted by the meeting: made up and the rate is fixed in Jan- Schools : parisoa of the old and the proposed R. R. Reidford, T. M. Church, D. L. Report Adopted. uary, but the assessed valuation for Rennirs 1(1 ?Sn new schedule is given in Appendix Withington, A. F. Clark, A. R. Gurrey, Honolulu, April 27, 1914. the year Is not, and cannot be deter- Janitors' Supplies 11,500 "B" hereto attached. Jr., Jas. T. Taylor. HONOLULU PH010 SUPPLY CO. To the President and. Members of the mined uptil sometimes as late as Furniture, 'etc. 4,229 J The money spent by the supervisors Oahu Central Improvement Com- - July. Consequently for the first sir Buildings 36,575 : on streets, roads and bridges on the When a married man is henpecked Fort Street near Hotel. a a. a. ' 1 1.- - months of the rear the figures are Incidentals 10,000 Island of Oahu in 1913 amounted to it is generally because he is chicken-h- f "JV'y; Gentlemen : Your committee apt necessarily estimates, as are all fig $619,560 I $367,456.23. For details of this expen arted. fr 5si'Bus Of WaSa Dress Fabrics and White Materials begins on Friday pay 1st'

Gotored Goods White Goods Specials

ATI-CREP- Nainsooks R E IN ALL COLORS, 35c now 25c 35 inwidc $2.25 per piece of 12 yds, now $1.8$ RATINE ALL COLORS, 35c, now 25c '10 in. wide $2.75 per piece of 12 yds. now $2.25 10 in. wide $3.25 per piece of 12 yds. now $2.75 RATINE 75c, now 60c NOVELTY 45 in. wide $3.75 per piece of 12 yds. now $3.00 $3.00 NOVELTY RATINE $1.25, now 95c 23 in. wide $4.00 per piece of 12 yds. now ,

GINGHAM, PLAIN, PLAIDS AND STRIPES, 12 yds..... $1.C0 English Long Cloths $2.40 COLONIAL THE "NEWEST," 8 yds $1.0 35 in. wide $2.85 per" piece, now. CREPE - 3- in. wide, $3.00 per piece, now . $2.50 PERCALE 35 IN. WIDE, 8 yds $1.00 ?: in. wide, $3.75 per piece, now. $3.25 ANDERSON'S GINGHAMS, per yd... 25c Persian Lawn SERPENTINE CREPE 20c, reduced to 15c in. wide 25c quality, .sale price, per yard 20c in. wide 35c quality, sale price, per yard 25e IRISH POPLINS FAST COLORS, 25c, reduced to . 20c in. wide 40c quality, sale price, per yard 30c per 40c IRISH POPLINS FAST COLORS, 35c, reduced to 25c in. wirte 50c quality, sale price, yard in. wide CCc quality, sale price, per yard 45c HIMALAYA CLOTH FAST COLORS, 35c, reduced to 25c FLANNELETTE per yard 10c India Linon

ce, 32 in. wide 30c quality, sale p-i- per yard 25c DRESS LINENS AM leading shades) 50c, now 40c 30 in. wide 35c quality, sale price, per yard 30c PONGEE LINENS SPECIAL VALUE, 75c, now C0C Plain Crepe Voile FRENCH LINENS 65c, now i 3f-- in. wide 35c quaiity, sale price, per yard 25c i's in. wide 50c Quality, sale price, per yard 40c BORDERED HIMALAYA CLOTH 4Dc, now 15c 45 in. w.d; $1.00 quality, sale price, per yard 75c SATIN STRIPED VOILE (Double fold) 50c. new.. 25c WHITE EMBROIDERED BATISTE 75c, now 25c Striped Voile and Marquisette i0 in. wide-i- t -- 50c quality, sale price, per yard 30c FANCY TISSUE STRIPES AND PLAIDS, 35c, now 15c in. wide- - -- 75c quality, S3le price. Fer yard 50c SACHS9 Fort and Beretania Streets nONOLULU STAR-BrU.ETI- WEI MIAY. APRIL 20, 1914.

CALIFOU HEWTHAT Q, We carry a complete stock of Nickel Plated FROM STANFORD BATH ROOM FIXTURES. J Mirrors, Medicine Cabinets and Sprayers IN FIRST FRAME mam

Ho- Columbia Rowing'Chief, Vho tUomiFivvjiii Cinched Right to Come to NEXT SUNDAY S laraiiiiaiiiiiii l t nolulu By Killing Halm's GOLF GOSSIP Offerings in Opener HaSiStrong Crew This'Year GAME WILL BE BjpjplppgppjpppppjPjPXBJBMSMBWBVBBBllBBHB t SPENO FORTUNE JEu- There vu considerable satisfaction The American golf invasion of In local Fanvllle when !t became rope is under way. Jerome Travers, known some day ago that the Uni- the many-tim- e amateur champion of versity of California basebail team the United States. Fred HerreshofT. DEFENDING CUP by defeating Stanford in the annual ALL ORIENTAL a topnotcher among our "Simon pedes between the two colleges, had pures." Francis Ouimet, the youth- fevtjf won the right to make the Honolulu ful open champion and conqueror of E. O. H,ALL Gi SON trip in June. This was not because No matter what may be the opinion the redoubtable Vardon and Ray; Some idea of the amount of money Fort and King St. 'V the' locals had anything against the of thofw? who can look a little way "Chk" Evans, the great medalist of involved in the defense of the Amer- Stanford bunch, but because new ahead in baseball, as to the advisa- Chicago, and young Schmidt, who was ica's cup in the coming international faces are always acceptable, and hav- bility of staging gams at MoMiiM dur- the sensation of last year's British yacht regatta off Sandy Hook in Sep- ' play- as- ing seen Stanford in action last yar, ing the supposedly off-seaso- n, there is. amateur championship, are all tember may be gaiqed from the they preferred a change of diet. cne man who believes that Honolulu ing in abroad now. It should be sertion recently made by an author- Coast papers Just arrived tell how can quite a merry little scrap that dear 3t t ' . ity who stated that twenty-tw- o Amer- v can stand all the baseball that golf j Chickens ,. California won the third and deciding be given here. He is manager W. old England will witness for her ican yachtsmen will sperul more than game from Cardinals, April 18. titles next month. half a million dollars this summer Leg- the Tin Chung, of the new Chlnrse team sailing Black Minorca and White Here is the story: I "HerreshofT and myself are in defending the trophy. In addition of the Oahu league, and, with two the rest," Trav- expense preparing horns just arrived. Tel. 1108 Typical college baseball marked the fstraight wins over the Portuguese to a little earlier than to the of for the ers just before sailing, "because it $10,000 or 15.-00- 0 or call at 52 Kukul -3 victory California over Stan--( man- said trial races will cost f St of the credit of h.'s players, the new 1 ford in deciding game of the In. we need the practice. have done more to bring the defender the ager bt well pleased, but at the same absolutely no playing in the south through cup races. ter-collogla-te morn- the series . here this time is anxious to round off the rough will need all New4 ing. California won the game by gath- during the winter, and Alexander Smith Cochran of edges of team play, and has therefore six weeks' preparation I hope out- Club Stables ering runs in the opening frame of the York will be under the heaviest three staged a game with the Asahis for to get before the fight for the Brit- lay since as sole owner will re- f-wy- " it Limited) Halm, Stanford twirler, be- o off the next Sunday. ish amateur title on May 18. Ouimet ,:V Lit quire close to $200,000 to pay for the he .was recalled from the box. i VS' fore "The game ehould be a real base- I understand, has done quite a little building, fitting out and sailing the Tel 1109, Both teams used two pitchers. Slan ball treat for the fans," said Manager work at various southern courses and Vanitie now rapidly nearing comple- ford played aa uphill game and, e:-ce- Tin Chong this morning. can afford to come over later. tion at NeponseL Six present and for the first Inning, held the vl . "There can be no dispute over the "I shall not play In the British past flag officers of the New York torlous blue and gold even. j fact when China meets Japan cn open I plan to try for "he Message of Violets" ' that championship. Yacht Club have given an unlimited the Hayes, who was sent In to rescue the baseball diamond, a hard-foug- ht the amateur crown May 18, and then order to the designer, builder and pleased the recipient as would the game for Stanford after the disas- game is in sight the more so when jump over to France for the French manager, of the Resolute, the Bristol any message expressed In flow- trous opening, twirled excellent ball two senior teams contestants. championships, which takes place production, call- ers. are the I and will probably be and his hitting was the best for the The Asahis play a nice game, and around May 26. After that I am com- ed upon to contribute between $35.- - MRS. . M. TAYLOR," Florist. losers. with their teamwork, they will un- ing home, but I understand that Oni-rae- t 000 and $40,000 each by the time the Hotel St., . Opp. Young Cafe The game was late in beginning, due doubtedly be able to give the Chinrae and the others are going to play season is finished. This syndicate is to the failure of the California boys to nine a hard fight ' A great deal of in- for the open title. composed of Vice Commodore George show tip dn the field. Each team! terest is shown in this game am on? "There has been a lot of talk about P. Baker, Jr.. Rear Commodore J. P. gathered nine hits, and the winners; the fans of the Oriental quarter and the British courses bothering me, be- Morgan, former Commodore Freder- Vi poa ' roy with warn otiarmt with arrnn tk it is expected that a large crowd will cause of alleged weakness ick G. Bourne, Cornelius Vanderbllt, . Geo. A. Martin two for Stanford. Umpire A) Earle of. be on hand next Sunday. the wood. I have competed before Arthur Curtis , James, and former anticipate any k MERCHANT TAILOR . Fan Ftancisco' wits Injured by a foul J line-up- s yet an- abrcad, and do not Vice Commodore Henry . Walters. It The have not been Sand- Moved to Watty Bldg King from the' bat of Captain "Rip" Rubke' nounced, but it has been learned that trouble with the course at Is estimated that $200,000 will be re- tU wich. , Captain Hodsell of the Columbia varsity elghtoared crew has had hl3 quired to bullt, outfit and campaign Rooms 4 and 6, over Wtli of California and wai forced to retire Luck Yee will mount the box for the " 'W'he English championship rules men out on the Hudson riv.?r every day for about two weeks training for the Resolute during June, July Fargo a Co. from the game. Before the fray began Chinese team, and T. Moriyama will , and differ from ours, inasmuch as they big events. Of course national collegiate regatta at Pough-keepsie- August. Of the fifteen yachlsmen Art Halm, , the flrft cardinal heaver.1 be his opponent Owing to many re-oues- ts the season's the who no round. Match Y., training operations. Co- combined to a spectator with- - a pitched ball' Capt. have elimination Nv Is the chief obj.xitive point of the built the Defiance at Bath lilt from the Chinese fans. 18 on " M warming up.1 play at holes begins the first lumbia's crew is said to be unusually strong this year. at an estimated expense of $100,000 SPRING and SUM R while The heal made It' Lai Tin will probably use Yen Chin to 36 are to use restoratives on the day. In the final match holes eight are from Boston, sir from New recesaafy y receive Yee behind the bat. Yen Chin played. York and one from Philadelphia. player between innings. ' Is league The ' a junior catcher and the syndicate ...... J I 1 1L. "Aside from Ouimet, Evans and the Is composed of P. C. Flet- , .k will Co tvuuurcua luuidu iuv Melius iu uic" 1 Chinese know he be able make I mi a. m . nr . 1 1-- M Y" .1 ' other Americans competing, look for cher. E. S. Webster, Eliot Wadsworth. iirsi intuie. ,iuuuk .wtufceu. jjuubuu good. With Yee and Moriyama pitch- MEDIEVAL CHESS Miss Power ' the most trouble from Harold Hilton, ANPLAYERS Charles Hayden, F. E. Vi Peabody, J. C. ; 'AIL. ttLU LirULDl.mii&ii' AonHInr...... Ynnnvn .w ttifirt ing, will of Block inn the fans witness two the whose golfing was such a sensation Cobb, Tag-gar- d Boston filling bags. OliversAmes and Henrjr Adair walked, the O'Hara Lest Oriental slabstere in action. several Years ago, when he came of Boston; George M. Pynchon, r was not the over and won pun-amateu- title. Mr. the middle ages chess was not one survives it until George Lauder George D. Barron, Dodson and Adair. Halm was beckon! Hilton is a wonderful golfer when in DURING indoor game of the! scacchl de ia dontfa--or alia rabiosa James B. Ford, E. TroWbrldge Hall, Don't Miss This Chance ' by Coach Doc- - Moskj-- j began ed to the bench form, and I understand that he has noibllity, tables or backgammon and j came into fashion that records and Thomas C. Dunham of New York man-an- d gusstituted CROWN BICYCLES ONLY$30. Hayes in the box. shown up very well ir practice of late. various forms of dicelng to be kept of interesting encounters and E. Walter Clark of Philadelphia. TfnViVa u-err-v .nut merels and and fiohactltn vficr a' Ray, Tay- points of Her-ressho- "I shall not meet Vardon, being its only rivals longo intervalio. illustrating the various the The exact sums paid to the ff "ferry's throw to Dent caught great professionals, eyolved' as a Company HONOLULU CYCLERY CO. and lor and the other From A. D. 1100 onwardliterary ref--j new strategy and tactics for the last Are O'Hara at the plate, ending the uneas at least not in a championship match, result of giving the quen and bishop cup yachts, Including the w Constitu- I ,180 South King SL ; popularity became more ' erences to its - .' , : - -- .." ; Stanford fans. ; as I shall to United States "powers possess. tion, have never ' . ,.v. . .. ' iness of the return the and more numerous, and by the mid- the they now The been revealed, but 'vi ' mu Vi&UlUI 111. B A 1 A A 1 WK ' ' B BCVUUU .11 open tournament How- other bulldejrtj ' .they-khow-the- in before the century ignor- medieval . bames". must, have taken I believe that .. - VI. ... nlt.kiul hall ever, with Ouimet, Evans, HerreshofT dle of the thirteenth approximately. TA. ance of chess was regarded as a social long time to finish. Probably, theJeud; From such data ' Young, walked and then Dodson threw and Schmidt we4 will be very well al nobility were not troubled by that, it; that the contract for ' ' Among knights and ladies M rv , ftfltnor 4 K a Vio am tTovai i4 represented. Jlerreshoff disability. the Resolute Indeed. e, be with two masts, two chess was a necessary part of chev-aleri- as a large amount of leisure had to or Stanford forced In a. ran by issuing should do well abroad, because of bis ar- disposed of. In ain)roT53bnify the three sets of 'sails, minor spars, and . i ' . - I - long, driving, while Ouimet and Evans we re"afcfil an interesting Tigging complete, called (London), skill in most famous players of the middle for close to MEN'S FURNISHINGS 5 men play. ticle in the Times $150.000T Stanford come back in - the ihlrd are wonderful at' medal ages would have fared very badly It is thought that $75,000 AND SHOES. great respect for Its mimic warfare being lookeid upon will be necessary SUtr-Butlet- The English have for tien Pitcher,-- ' Hayes. tripled and seor-- Special in Correspondence against a modern expert "for they her upkeep dur- " young since his plucky fight as sufficient proof of noble descent ing, the preliminary HOTEL, and BETHEL, . - Captain Terry's long fly to 29. Schmidt season from May on SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Apr. was cherished all manner of fantastical 1 ' in their amateur championship" last In monasteries and nunneries It to August 22. . The contrafct price ".O'Hara. Stanford walked and' Coach Great interest is being manifested of ideas about the opening the queen : year. sums up situa- accepted as a welcome alleviation for the Ulmmy Sphaeffer sentvuefkln in to ap- That about the was generally kept Vanitie Is placed at about throughout this garrison In the tion for you." the monotony of convent life. From for example, at $100,000 and it is expected - big-base-ba- that with "relieve podges on the mound. Work- proaching ll series among home merely she might protect SPECIAL 8ALE I' ' Travers looked in excellent condi- communities of religions, centers that her professional crew, large ten- man and Dent were easy out and no teams regular regiments the the king when he 'was checked by a and the of the tion when he sailed. Practically all of all medieval culture as they were, der, Mr. Cochran, will have spent an- Glass Linen and. Pongee Waist ; further .tallies were made. Umpire serving In Oahu. The introduction of rook. - his nlaylng abroad will be match play, reached the wealthy burgesses other $100,000 by the time Patterns . ' Earle was injured in California s half from 22d infantry chess that the the two teams the at which many experts regard him. as and merchants df the. towns; it was committee on challenge of the New YEE CHAN V CO. troops ,. and the Coast Defense forms the peer of any amateur golfer in the ghet-toes- GO York Yacht Club cir-cu- s also a favorite diversion in the HEALANIS INTO renders Its decision Cor. King and Bethel Sta,v the game alone. Doollng made a a league of six teams from which a world. Ouimet and Evans, on the oth- as to which yacht fly and Sebas- though the Jews' penned therein shall be intrusted catch of Rubke's series of games is anticipated well er hand, will get a chance at the me-ua- l FIRST POSITION IN the defense of the silver ' singled a moment later in time may have derived their knowledge of tankard. tian calculated to arouse an unprecedented play at which they excel in the consolatory an directly from As the Defiance is of composite triple. so art INDOOR BALL LEAGUE ' " to score on GianeiH's Interest in the national game through- open tournament All in all, It should romances built, with steel frames and a double An UnsxeeHtd Lin '"of ' Hajres-wa- s responsible for the sympathetic cast. The Pitcher out all Hawaii. be a banner trip. , of- - wooden skin, it is estimated In1--the- of the age are full allusions to that her . the. cardinals V run.-- fourth. The last regimental series was gen- "For said Jerry on the ship, "we're The Healani Indoor baseball team building cost win be considerably - what was "the game of kings," in less Moonan singled, stole second and reg- erally uninteresting through the big all getting what we want. I get the went into first place in the Y. M. than either of the twtTlronze yachts, Smokers9 Requisites ' more senses than one, and not the Istered on Hayes' hit to right The early season by play, play. A. probably in neighborhood $40,-00- 0 lead attained in the match the others the medal significant of the proofs that our C. league last evening when they the of 1ot tut. tmr Sfanfrwd came in the the 25th Infantry, and the uniformly One thing is sure, we'll do our best. least just before launching. Her FITZPATRICK' BROS,' LTD. ballad poetry was the work of the won from the Triangles 22 to 6. Hea- masts 926 poor showing made by the artillery Good-by.- " and spars will cost $10,000, her sails Fort Street m. - .Inn-1- . vy responsi- . v Oi.w.l. cavalry. "common folk" is the curious fact hitting against Suinn was $10,000, blocks $3,000 and the one victory, Tri- and rigging game victorious Cali- Bat- that chess is only mentioned in ble for the Healani the $1,000, with $6,000 After the the With the addition of the 2d THIRD BATTALION angles' speedy pitcher being unable more for Inciden- fornia players held their annual talion to the artillery forces a fine stanza of Tamlane: tals, or a total cost of $70,000. As to fool his opponents. I I tlon for captain and selected Edward fcpirlt has been developed among Four and twenty ladies fair the yachts of several of the syndi- F R S B E MO TO R S -- the WINS THE TITLE Dwight led in the slugging with six . Young. on playing the chess. cate are to be Husky" Young has played fans of that branch of the garrison. Were at coming used as tenders, the The All Day Motor 3 to'75 h.p. years one IN INFANTRY And out there came the fair Janet, hits, Keeff second with four. cost of running the Defiance the varsity for two and is The recent battery series, so sur- 25TH All members of the team with the for the of the heavy hitters of the team. He prising jn its results, has brought As green as any grass. three months is placed at $30,000, or Star-Bullet- exception of J. Nott drove out two or HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. - Spocial in Correspondence) mod- $100,000 for the season. s a member of Alpha Beta Phi fra- the hopes of the artillery to fever Other texts of the ballad thus more safeties. Gilliland,. Raseman, g With a challenger compo- ternlty and registers in the engineer-tn- heat and they have got together a SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, April 29. ernized by Sir Walter have "ba" for Only also of all Gunn and Suinn were the tria- site construction it is expected college. regimental team that sure looks like The Third Battalion cinched the "chess." so it is doubtful after ngles who were able to connect with that s a winner. Much' enthusiasm has been championship of the 2Cth Infantry whether the green vestured Janet and the fourth venture of Sir Thomas Lip-to- n Trask who pitched for the winners. will be far less expensive AND VARDON ARE aroused by the report of the return Battalion League here yesterday, by her companions were playing at the Score: than H Hackfeld & Co. HAY I his three previous cup e defeating Second Battalion of hunts, prob- cf Harry Gray, the old war-hors- of the chess. Hits' and runs by innings: 7-- 4. ably under $150,000, compared NOT COMING THIS YEAR the pitching of last year's team. same regiment Of all countless games played Triangles 0 6 with a Limited. staff now won the 01002300 third of a million spent on YORK. a The Third Battalion has from the eleventh to the sixteenth Basehits each of Sugar Factors, Importers, and. NEW In letters to games two. Sec- 10210130 the other challengers. Ray eight and lost The century, when the medieval form of Healani 4 0822 Commission Merchants. friend in this city, Edward and ond won five four, while 4520340 For the first time since the Vigilant , .English profes- has and lost was ubiquitous and universal, Basehits 4 4 5 1 0 4 3 0 21 HONOLULU. Harry Vardon, the ARMY LEAGUE the First has won one and lost eight chess vanquished the Valkyrie in 1893, the sional golf players, stated that the The two last named teams will cup defense yachts will have a fair press of engagements at home this final market value after the 1914 clash in the near future in the regatta FOR ICE COLD DRINKS AND season would prevent them from com- game of the series. is decided. They are not expected ing to America for the open national to deteriorate more 14X ICE CREAM, TRY THE One of the pleasantest features of Baseball Score Counters Free! than forty per championships at Midlothian next Au- OPENS TODAY gameness cent compared with a ioss of ninety-eigh- t gust hope this series has been the of per Both players expressed a uphill fight of Battalion, cent which the owners of meet the the First the Reliance, cup Hawaiian DrnCp., to be able to Ouimet before the 9?gggSKSgl-8S8S8S- in spite of the fact of their being com- the last defender, open championships. were forced to bear, ! British M 3? posed largely of .they her building cost Hots! and Bethel Streets recruits have being nearly $300,000 Star-Bu'.Iet- and scrap f Special in Correspondence fought every game to a finish and her HOME VISITING price $6,000. Thus 29 no game was lost until the end of the the value and h FORT SHAFTER, April availability of this year's cup yatchts The name of our preparation The first of the inter-regiment- last inning. 14 6 HIRE'S game O Q for future work is regarded as one k baseball games will take place The yesterday was a triumph, of PINEAPPLE Persian Kene Essence a for the Third Battalion played error- TEAM TEAM Cut Out the most encouraging features of today at Fort Shafter between tha new rule under which they DISTILLED WATER is changed to Sensapersa. the 2nd Infantry and the 4th a less ball and hit the ball when hits have been built. CONSOLIDATED 80DA WA. The ingredients-th- e quality a? Cavalry. The game will be call- - a; were needed. This --the oriental tproperties of this a: ed 2:30. or a Smith who twirled for this team al- WATER WORK8 CO- - LTD. at Either Easter AMERICANS QUIT GOLDEN 01 wonderfully successful ntrrve a Peed will probably twirl for the rf lowed six hits and four runs. SCORE WEST. Fort SL Phone 2171 tablet remain absolutely the 2nd with Lieut. Charles Lyman a Three of these hits and the four Coupon ALNILA. Twenty eight Americana same. a a runs came in the eighth inning when VISITING have resigned from the government back of the bat and with Sloan HOME ED23 NEW It is a dependable remedy as pitcher and McCue as catcher a Waterhouse singled, Dunlap doubled. service and have had their names re- 8HIPMENT OF for nervousdebility, impotency, a In reserve. The battery for the a Amos was safe on fielder's choice, and O s Q This coupon and flvs moved from the insular civil service sleeplessness, despoudvney, a 4th Cavalry has not been an- - a" Cuflens tripled and scored on Rhode's roster within ten days, or nearly at AN0 others will sntltls the ' weak membry , wasting of parts, a" nounced. X sacrifice fly. TEAM TEAM the rate of three a day. Just Arrived lost vigor and any form of neu- k g The Third Battalion scored one run hondtr to one baseball NEW YORK 8HOE CO, rasthenia. Our preparation S 8 M S S S 5? g K S S S in the second, one in the third, fouri An ounca of prevention is better than Nuuann SL, nr. Hotel cow called I I I in the fifth anil nnp in fhA pihth off ' counter fres when pre. a ton of remorse. Waterhouse, on whom they got eight hits. tented at the Star-Bulleti- n YESTERDAY'S SCORES Waterhouse was poorly supported, HOME VISITING. L I N O L E U MS, SENSAPERSA -- and the eight hits assisted by nine business office, Ala MATT I N G S IN THE BIG LEAGUES errors caused his downfall. t CORK CAR P ET V has brought happiness,strength. The features of the game were the O kea 8t, bet Kins and power to thou- . TEAM sm-Bulleti- n .its TEAM vigor and vital AMERICAN LEAGUE. batting of Slaughter who in four times Hotel Streets. & sands of nien-younj- r, old and At Chicago Detroit 1, Chicago 4: up got two hits, and the all around Lcwers CooReLtd. middle ajjed ; it will bring to At Washington Philadelphia 2, fielding of the Third Battalion team. you potential energy so abund- Washington 1. The trophy for which the battalions ant that your whole phvsical All other games postponed. have been struggling is a loving cup being will be filUd and mental of graceful design, decorated with i A LOW TARIFF MAKES PRICES and thrilled with the triumph- NATIONAL LEAGUE. royal donat-- j ADLER-ROCHCC-TE- the arms of Hawaii, and LOWER ON R ant consciousness of power. At Pittsburg Chicago 2, Pittsburg ed by Office Supply Company the ofi ffleSilver SUITS. ' ' o g t.-- B. Set koi todjj bftrct te nin. 5. Honolulu. IDEAL CLOTHING CO. At St. Louis Cincinnati 6, St. Louis II JSfee 74 CortlanJt St New York. N Y. I". S. A ! I Perhaps nothing disgusts a girl ft . Pantheon Bldx. m Cm. P. Mi Ca Toy. ALU cwCMirTr? At New York Boston 1, New York more than to have a youjig man make ALAKEA ST. BET. KING AND HOTEL STREETS. I fctaa IT. i and by Chambers Drug Co., Ltd. i a bluff at kissing her. EIGHT HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- W HI N I'S! . Y. APIilL Jm.

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The Punahou pergola will afford a f Association ft r- V most suitable setting for the various scenes; will be seated 1 Phone 1342. the audience so as to look down onto the stage and across the lily pond, which will n serve as a background. ' will be two selections from 'mi II There Homer's Oddyssey and three from Ho- Lsiw rner's Iliad. 0 The Moore Those who will take the parts are: Approved by a capacity house last night. i Nausicaa, Katherine Blake; Athene, Get tickets early 25c, 50c. 75c. ; Ruth Anderson; Odysseus. Joseph non-leakab- le Hoogs; ; --Ply- Farrington; Becuba, Stella Lw Y Commencing Thursday, Beiasco's masterpiece Hector, John O'Dowda; Paris. Mars-to- n Campbell; Helen, Grace Brdhoff; Fountain Pen Andromede, Raraona Morgan; her thild. Elinor Griffith; and Priam, HAMM-YOUN- G t THE von CO., LTD., Honolulu. Philip Ovenden. : DOESN'T WRITE 1b mourning Giri The last dance th and The death dance of the Trojan Dames. 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When cross, irri table, feverish, stomach sour, breath bad or has stomach-ache- , diarrhoea, re tea-spoonf- ul The Only House''In City. s-- throat, full of cold, give a Picture the of "California Syrup of Figs," 11 and in a few aours all the consti- Miss Florence Oakley, who scored big success as "The Girl" in "The PICTURES CHANGED DAILY jfc2f' 1914 pated poison, undigested food and Girl of the Golden West." .v. Matinee . . , .. 2:15 P. M. bout bile gently moves out of its wizardry a play- George and you David Beiasco's as Webb will have the role Dick Evening Two Shows) 6:45 and 8:30 P. M. :.;rlcantind2rstong Uttle bowels, without griping wright finds no more vivid reflection Johnscn, the road agent. : a welLplayful child itgaln. Pathe Weekly (Current Events) Every Friday. . have thap in "The Girl of the Golden Tonight will be the last perform- , A .Mothers can rest easy .after; giving West" which will be presented tomor- ance of "The Common Law." i v w ww wfcjiw this harmless "fruit laxative." because row evening by The Players all-sta- r , It never falls to cleanse the tittle company at the Bijou theater. HOME-BUYIN- IN PHILIPPINES. iVofe P A N A M A A fi D C L O TTI one's liver and bowels, and sweeten the Great Program for Today At Prices. Nothing that America's greatest I Mainland stomach, and they "dearly love its TBy the dramatist has ever possesses latest Mail Jomedy (Two-Re- el Feature Kalem) .... pleasant Ful for ba- bitten ...... r.. taste. directions grfcter, strength Of appeal to play-- ; MANILA. Governor-genera- l Har- bies, children, of ages and for The Raiders from Double L Ranch all goers than does this play of pioneer rison has announced fhat he is strong- Comedy (Lubin) The Phoney Singer Fukuroda Co. grown-up- s pnntea on eacn route.- - . life in, California. Just how pro- ly opposed to the carrying by the gov- Drama (Essanay Two-Re-el Feature) Trapped Wire Qb. woe. Biiuu wane. Beware of countferfelt fig syrups. iiuici ' foundly it impressed the people of ernment of large stocks of goods on Drama (Selig) . : An Old Actor; r Aik your druggist rbr a 50-ce- nt bottle New York may Be judged from tbe " hand in the bureau of. supply, and " of "California Syrup of Figs," and then .years Coming Thursday (Two-Ree- l Kalem, ,. ME FOR A SQ 0 ARE M EA AM D fact that for two consecutive says he believes in favoring jhe local Indian FJlmJ aee that Is made by the ''California stage thea- . ' '. it it held the at the Belasco merchants. 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Waialae Road and Koko Head Avenue Phone 3730 Tape's Diapepsin" makes Sick, Sour PACIFIC ENGINEERING Gassy Stomachs surely feel fine COMPANY, LTD. YEE YI CHAN in five minutes Designing Con-- : Consulting, and CHINESE RESTAURANT Time it! In five minutes all stom structing Engineers. Chop Suoy and other Chinese dishes ach distress will go. No indigestion, Buildings, Concrete Struc-res- , bridges. served at reasoanble prices. heartburn, sourness or belching of gas. Sanitary Sys-Repor- ts Steel Structures, 119 Hotel Street, Near Maunakt acid, or eructations, of undigested food, and Estimates on Pro-vt- s. (upstairs) no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or Phone 1045. headache. Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed in regulating upset stomachs. It The Gigantic Art Pictures is the surest, quickest and most cer- HONOLULU PICTURE FRAMING A tain indigestion remedy in the whole Slaughter Sale world and besides it is harmless. SUPPLY CO. Millions of men and women now eat 152 U Still on at Hotel SttMt Bethel St., nr. Hotel. Phone 3126 tbeir favorite foods without fear they M. R. B E N N know Pape's Diapepsin will save them rfrom any stomach misery. Please, for your sake, get a large PLATING fifty-ce- nt case of Pape's Diapepsin No Iron-ru- st Gold, Sflver, NTckel nd Copper Plat- from any drug store and put your ing. Oxidizing a Specialty. stomach right. Don't keep on beinp on work done at the HONOLULU ELECTRIC-CO- . miserable life is too short you are Rates Moderate, not here long, so your stay . Work Unsurpassed, make FH ENCH LAUNDRY Experienced Men. agreeable. Eat what you like and di- Phone 1491. Cor. Bishop and King Sts. gest it; enjoy it, without dread of re- bellion in the stomach. 1 Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your HAWAIIAN PICTURES, STA-TIONER- home anyway. Should one of the fam- ily eat something which agree PICTURE FRAM. don't M. E. SILVA; with them or in case of an attack of Leading ING, OFFICE SUPPLIES. The indigestion, dyspepsfa. gastritis or 1 UNDERTAKER & EMBALM ER Stomach derangement at daytime or Cor. Kokul and Nuuanu StS. during the night it is handy to give YE ART8 AND CRAFTS SHOP Tel, 1179 night call 2514 or 2160 the quickest, surest relief kuown. ; 1122 Fort 8L advertisement. ' li 7 HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, A PIS I L 21), 1914.

' Vi SPOTS T Imperfections on your mirror can be removed by resilvering. OLD 1 ice mum and worn out mirrors made to look NEW We ar e the only firm in Honolulu Phone 1697 Silvering Depart- f JXSJtXXSSEXXI propriate to the purpose of the club' fclk in Honolulu, is at present in the ment mey nope to maice enougn money by 'thick" of it. as we say, in Mexico. that Wholesales and Retails Ice CALLING days their candy eale to bay new oars and He is in command of the first detach- 9 fob HONOLULU x tarry on the general TepaJring of th ment of United States troops to be Crea m and Delivers it to all parts of Sharp Signs fian boathouse, whit-- is in urgent need sent into Vera Cruz during the present A. very pretty wadding occurred last Mondays g 186 S Ptihahou. Maklkl of attention. crisis. Merchant' Street eight at the "Home- - Taesdays AVaiklki. Kapiolanl K Try our Ice Cream Bricks. 4 0 events at o'clock 4 4 the city. Mead." when Miss E. Estella Barnes U Park. Kaimukl. Palolo. First S Mrs. Perley L. Home held an in Mis ConvlII of St Paul. Minne btcame the wife if Mr. Chester Brit; S Tuesday Fort Ruger. 8 formal reception last Saturday after sota, is leaving in a few days for an ton Gage. It v fxnplcuous as a H Wednesdays Xuuanu. Puunnl. 8 noon at her home at the Kamhameha extended tour of the Orient, covering H fci We also make our own vprv beautiful ceremony, as well as Pacific Heights. First and third school,?. Assisting Mrs. Horne in ' about six months' time. She has been butter the firat Wedding to take place at the S Wednesday, above Nnuanu B receiving were Miss Ida Pope. Miss a guest at the Pleasanton hotel for weu- - . "Homestead." The Kev. uoreraus unuge, wcuua uu aunn Knapp and Mrs. Ulrich Thompson. ; the past four months. Butter that is absolutely pure Scudder officiated. 2 Lew"-- . uciuw... louriu The soeeious rooms were beautifully! 41 The reception hall anu me parior .ii iiwtuu, moi 5 1 decorated witn PurP,e an(i white per Miss Margaret Clarke will give a . j 3f and"cuuj,third Wdnadav Ai were most enecuveiy aecoraieu wuu 1 winkles and abundant green f.rns. school recital at Punahou on the af- - pepper, palms, a pro- - - by will California and & Refreshmentt were served the ternoon of May 11th. This take r, -- 8 Tbnrsdays The Plains ! younger ladles of the faculty, at small the place of the recital previously A. N. SANFORD, ft K Fridays Hotels and town, raised j B VvP For, outer. flr. tables artistically decorated with the scheduled for May 2d. Awn OPTICIAN. 1Z ggj above flowers. Among those present) A 4 were: Mrs. B. F. Dillingham. Mrs. I Capt. Lyons, the popular master of Boston Building ' ' ' Fort Street 12" Edward Dekum, Mrs. D. C. Peters, the Missourian, is again in Honolulu, ' I HlieS. 52 Sninplo TTnllhl find K Mrs. William Forbes. Miss Maria preparing for his long voyage to the and Beretania Phone 4225 third Fort .7 - V - . - Over May fc Co. - -- At eight o'clock asMrs. Elsa rr0ss ri? Saturdays; Kamehameha S Forbes, Mrs. W. A. Bryan, Miss Klue- J Eastern coast by way of Magadan p fourth Howard took her place at the ano. K Schoo,8 ,ast Saturday. g:gel, Mrs. W. M. Graham, the teachers straits Miss Barnes attendants, the Misses g p0J Shatter Calling day at-- K of the :Cameha;neha schools, and Ruth Benedict. Inez Underbill. Hazel s Frldav K others. Prof. Hiram Bingham of Yale Uni- Kellogg and Mrs. Mabel Ross Ekstrand H g . versity is being congratulated upon plat- - Tha-Gree- k took their places In front of the Note Tne teleohone number of S . program whith was the birth of. a seventh son. form. Thev were cowned in simple ua cOTv PHitnr i& 477. W scheduled to have been given at Pu- - 4ft wbite nngerie dresses wim-pin- sai n g S nahou last Friday'but which was post- - The College Club is giving a picnic Purify Blood 4? girdles and carried dainty French sjrg&5f JEXIIXIISgl poned on aecouiiLof rain, will be pre- next Saturday, at Koko Head. Your baskets filled with Cecil Brunner . sented tbls coming, Friday under the roses and maidenhair fern. They jng a sensation to conservative Hono-thpf- t pergola on Punahou's beautiful cam- nothing dbtcouragiug, ' paces, She WE FAITH IN There's Imore moved- forward Several lulu in the matter of costume. pus. Seyeral scenes from Homer's HAE troublesome and unsightly than Miss Benedict and Miss UnderhWl iS to introduce the fad of the colored Iliad and Odyssey will be included, leading, carrying two long fluffy wig, the Paris rage, which has been which scenes are being prepared un- THIS STOMACH REMEDY white"' lets,, thus forming an aisle. , taken up in the States. der the directfon of Mrs. Agnes Dri- - 'iliiri.'.roTi Miss Bertha Kemp sang, "Beloved, Several of Mrs. Howard's dances ; ver an(j Mrs. I. M. Cox A number of Pimples, Rash or Skin Troubles - A woman customer said to us the It Is "Morn." most effectively, immedi- have a complete story which should BUiifcS anu ua-- e a. , II-- . , 1 uaucs tn toll .:tl.." ... i ...... Mr. appreciate the uiw. " n.hf ordinary ately after which Dr. Scudder, he known in order to been arranged by Mrs. Driver and Dys--, that resist treatment. Mr. A. E. who act- - development of inteijnretation. eveyone in town about Rexal 4 Gage and Iarlmer, the will be given in appropriate intervals 1 " Gage, -- on .. iDsia Tablets. I would myself if of this am usu- ed ,as best man for Mr. took The Faun" is the story cf a faun in me program. i . . . cn Irritations character places upon the platform. The a village in Hungary, thvln(r ally due to a diseased, condition of their the fountain in and soft tweet notes of the Lohengrin which same comes to life for one hour The children of St. Clement's Sun- many people have used them the blood. wedding march played by. Mrs. How- - on May Day. During this hour lie day school are very busy preparing an have so enthusiastically sounded their praises bofhto us and their friends, Few formulas have had wider appli- ard, then heralded the approach of seeks a maiden who will wed him and entertainment entitled "A Spring cation and success treatment of bridesmaid, spell holds on that we had an idea you all knew in the Miss Esther Erickscn as release him from the that Garden," which is to be presented chronic blood infections than She wore white brocaded charmeuse him in brenze. If, however, a maiden Saturday evening. They are most en- about them. But, in the chance that with an overdrape of net "with rose shculd succeed in breaking his pipes, thusiastic about the affair and have some of you who suffer from indiges- point lace, and carried a large bouquet he is Coomed to be eternally a statue, been rehearsing faithfully so there is tion, heartburn, dyspepsia, or some ' flower-selle- r, - complaint, don't know ofpink roses. . . Katime, a jilted, slum- every reason to believe the program ether stomach Benson's SarsapariHa She was followed by the bride who bers at the foot of the fountain and will be an excellent one. The pro- about them we are writing this. bro- - They contain Bismuth and Pepsin, wore a beautiful gown of ivory is awakened by the faun who tries to ceeds are to go to the Childrsn's hos- " -- - - two of the greatest digestive aids Ciyl cadd- charmeuse, 'with a bodice of chlf- make love to ber. She, however, pital. O SOLD ONLY BY St i , Dcn't known to medical science They ' t 'r :. foa .elaborated with rose point lace snatches his pipes away, breaks them, wheri youhava yourself. Bring, your comfort stomach, pro- ; and pearl Jrimmings. She carried a. and dooms him to misfortune, Saturday, a meeting of the soothe and the - . dutfurazor, to the Honolulu Cutlery A Last i fol- mote the secretion of gastric juice, shower bouquet of , bride's hoses. "Jephthah's Daughter" tells us a Cousins' Society was held and the .tlrlndlng Co, 'Masonic Temple, opp. food and : ! Mr. George help, to quickly digest the V. M; C. Alakea and Sts. - The four, young attendants' closed sad tale. Jephthah has vowed to the lowing officers elected: Lid, Ai Hottl . . Benson,Smith &Co., - convert into rich, red blood, and -- fol- Agnes it j- the aisle behind Miss Barnes and Lord to offer up as a burnt sacrifice iL Carter, president; Miss . We sharpen safety blades. vice-preside- improve action of the bowels. We lowed her to the . foot; of the plat- - whatever should meet 'him on his Judd, Lyle Dickey, the ;.v4 form. 1 return borne from battle providing treasurer; and Mrs. R. W. Anderson, believe them to be the best remady The Rexall Store. Fort and Hotel. Immediately 'after the ceremony the Lord would deliver his enemies recording secretary. The election of made for indigestion and dyspepsia. Mrs. Howard burst into the Mendles-- into his hands. The victory won, officers was followed by an extended We certainly wouldn't offer them to H. ' r.ljYAKE 1,1-', ): tohn March, .'and an Informal recep- - he returns home and his daughter discussion regarding the restoration you entirely at our risk unless we Ortentap Gbds, Dress Patterns, tion was held. meets him with "timbrels and dances." of the Chamberlain home, the old his- felt sure they would do you a lot of e good. IT Dyspepsia Tablets do Embroidered ; and, Silk Kimonos The girls who sat at Miss Barnes The "Snake Charmer" is a repre-tabl- torical landmark. Rexall the-Homest- your indigestion, check 128 Fort Si above, Beretaula at ead assisted her .sentation of Ruth St. Denis' famous 4 not relieve In, receiving the guests. They were Indian dance, showing a fakir who has Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Carter are vis- the heartburn, and make it possible Special Sale of the Misses Mamie Harris, D. Harris, so long charmed snakes that he' has itors from Boston, Mass. Thfiy have for you to eat whaj you like whenever Maria turned, a veritable snake him-Franc- been traveling throughout the United you like, come back and get your Do not Forget 1 ncludo Claraxchaefer Anderman. and .into to. Bln'dC slnilten subtle, and sudden, States for the past five or six months, money. Tbsg76ntfes"Velr 7000 together with Miss Benedict, Miss Un-- j and will spend a month in Hawaii. Sold only at the more than only Kellogg Mrs. Ek- - On the 23d of this month. Judge they plan to visit the Rexall Stores, and in this town Huckoiry derhllCMiss" and After that sev-Gartle- y, 25c, 50c, Old .V strand; also assisted Mrs. Alonzo Sanford B. Dole celebrated his other islands of the South Seas, prob- at our store. Three sizes, & Co., who was in charge of the re- - entieth birthday. He began the day ably Samoa and Fiji. Mr. and Mrs. and $1.00. Benson, Smith Ltd., advertisement. IN THE GROCERY ORDER freshments. j by entertaining at breakfast in honor Carter are at present guests at theyHoilolulu Alout 75 guests were invited. 'of two who, strangely enough, claim Moana hotel. Furniture Inst Barnes has received a creat the same day as their date of birth. c e 4-- manygifts from, her scores of friends The guests of honor af this breakfast Capt. and Mrs. Geo. H. Jamerson Used by : CO; LTD. ' Epitaph Twain .'. THAYER PiyiO here, but one of those which she priz-- were Mrs. Alfred L. Castle and Mr. E. entertained at dinner last Wednesday es most is the beautiful table lamp A. P. Newcomb. Covers were laid for evening at Fort Shafter. Covers were Mistaken reference is so often made ,'STEroWAY Mrith. which the Homestead girls pre-- Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Castle, Miss Bea- - laid for Admiral and Mrs. C. B. T. to what is termed the "epitaph writ- AND OTHER PIANOS; sented her. trice Castle, Mrs. Sara Newcomb. Mrs. Moore, Gen. and Mrs. William H. Car- ten by Mark Twain for his wife," that .151 Hotel. Street Phone 2311 E. A. P. Newcomb, and Judge and ter, Dr. M. A. DeLaney, Col. and Mrs. it is worth while to set the matter TUNING GUARANTEED. ' "A Spring Garden." Mrs. Dole. F. H. French, and Mrs. Fletcher, who straight. at at An. itertalnmpnr. railed "A Snrin? In the afternoon from four to six, is Mrs. French's house-gues-t. After The epitaph referred to was not he,d- rpceP-nlg- ht sprnt pleas- Garden" is to be given next Saturday Judge DoIe - an lnformal dinner, the evening was placed upen the tombstone of Mr. at ,the Parish house, by the tion- - durInS wh,lch tlme he received a antly at bridge. Clemens' wife, but upon that of his children of SL Clement's Sunday great many callers wno came to con' daughter, Susie. It was not original school; The proceeds of the enter- - Kratulate him and extend best wishes. Mr. Walter Williams, dean of the with Mark Twain, but was taken by tainmenl are tOe added to a fund The hou8e was fil,ed wlth the rao6t school of Journalism of the Univer- him from a little poem written some vs - that is being raised in the Sunday beautiful flowers of all descriptions, sity of Missouri, arrived in Honolulu fifteen years ago by an Australian school for the Children's hospital. the &lfts o his man' friends. yesterday on the Nippon Maru. Mr. poet named Robert Richardson. It Various cheruses are 'to be sung by Williams is returning to the mainland appeared in a book of poems by Rich- Coyne Furniture Company, Ltd. Last week 8eems to have been Pulte after a trip around tiie world which ardson, which was published in Edin- thei childrenwho are ta be dressed. Young Bldg. Bishop as flowers, and Miss Kalamanu WTard a birthday week. Judge Dole, Mrs. has included an extensive tour of the burgh, in 1893, under the title of Wil- Street A- E- A- p- - u Castle and Mr- - - - - New' During his brief visit here, will sing two solos. ' i Orient.. low and Wattles. ;V4 ' comD a11 celebrated their birthdays he will be the guest of the local Uni- The verse used as the epitaph is as t ,N' ; Finest Meats Mrs. Elsa Cross on inursaay ana Miss uarne A. un- versity of Missouri men. follows: - Howard's recital on man Lowest Prices Friday eveningris attracting consider- celebrated hers, which occurred Warm summer sun. - Tuesday, Brigadier-genefti- l Fun-sio- Auto Delivery. able notice and attention. This is when she entertained at Frederick Shine kindly here. dinner on Monday with Miss Florence well-know- n among the society Warm southern wind, , YTHOP WO MEAT doubtless due somewhat to the origi- MARKET R. Yarrow. Covers were laid for Mr. Blow softly U',' Opposite )Fi3hmarket nality of the little artiste herself, for here. Some New Goods 6ne bas only to glance at her program and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham, Mr. and Green sod above. Mrs. D. G. May, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lie light, lie light. to realize tbet it is different from that Just the thing for men to wear this Summer: 11 Gilman. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Whitney, ITCllfi V frffowA no of nvonro rf Cockroaches Good night, dear heart. OUR SERVICE ana kind. ia !ss Evelyn MacDougal Miss Snow, Good night, good night. Crepe Shirts, White or Stripe $t,15 the ' She is offering us some of the M,8S GOODYEAR TIRES will test of PvprvthlnP- - nd .v.rvma Carr,e Gman and Miss Yarrow. The verse has so cften been referr- Silk Shirts, Plain or Embroidered $2.75 and $3.50 The Kaumakapili church choir was ELIMINATE your, tire troubles should be pleased. She is even offer- - SHOULD BE KILLED ed to as being Mark Twain's own com- Get one of these at the JAPANESE BAZAAR, on Fort Street, and ' also entertainec at tea by Miss Flor- position that he recently had the keep yourself cool. VULCANIZING Gil-man- GUARANTEE ence Yarrow in honqr of Miss 's name of At the first sign of the repulsive cock- the actual author carved Buy a KITE for your children you only 5c 10c. .' COMPANY birthday. upon the stone. Costs and 840 AUkea SL Phone 4688 4 roach or waterbug, get a box of the genuine Stearns' Electric Rat and The girls of the Kunalu Rowing Merely a Typographical Error. Clug have desided to hold thryr May Roach Paste and use it according to Day candy sale at the-Bijo- theater directions: and in the morning voucan Japa Bazaar Largest Assortment of nese ' on Friday and Saturday evenings in- "We wish," wrote the editor of the sweep up a panful of dead cockroaches. FORT STREET OPP. CATHOLIC CHURCH ORIENTAL GOODS stead of Thursday and Friday as first Tartown Trumpet, "to correct an er- Ready for use; no mixing; does not ror which crept into our issue of last JAPANESE BAZAAR announced. Those who attend the performances of "The Girl of the blow into the food like powders. veek. In describing the unfortunate " runaway accident on Main street we Golden West" on those nights will BUBONIC PLAGUE Rats, mice and cock- Fort St Opp. Catholic Church An Old and Well Tried Remedy have the opportunity of purchasing roaches spread the perms of this dreadful dis- wrote: "While waiting the arrival of ease, which they bring: regions. To jHRS. VTS10WS S00TEKG SXKty. home-mad- e from infected the ambulance. Doctor Skinner, who the choicest of candies void this, exterminate these peats by using '? hm beea mtd bjr nilliow e( Bothen for their chikkea Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste. was fortunately present, took the vic- wKile trctkms. wiK perfect weem. h wheat the in dainty little baskets and they will nn, Directions in 15 languages in every package. tim's pulse.' It was the printer who TRIANGLE Cy pus, um vrmd colic and the but rener for receive full measure, too. for the girls Expert Furniture Movers diMtW. SoU br Dnttvnte. Be sure and ask for declare there will be no short weights. Two sizes. Sold by retailers everywhere. carelessly changed the T in the last ,'TV WIZARD Urs. IVinslow's Soothing Syrup The girls will be dressed in regula- STEARNS ELECTRIC PASTE CO. word to 'r. We make this correction MOPS L'Md for Bore tku three venermUottt. tion "middies" and white skirts ap- - Chicago, U. S. A. in justice to Doctor Skinner, whose Prices Reasonable ARE, BEST Lfees are always moderate, and who Telephone 3297 rever presents a bill in advance. Of- fice over Jed Kimball's drug store." N4 "tf Ride in Touring Cars Taxi Prices Cleveland Leader. Baggage handled with promptness Edo i i 1 3 j G((c& at GRAND TWO WEEKS SALE NOW Big Seven-Passeng- er Touring Cars New, Speedy and Comfortable QUE ON s Union - Pacific Transfer Hotel St. Opp. Bijou Theater Sulphur u 27. CUT RATES Co., Ltd., 7' For Soap I the J. W. Clears the complexion, King St. next to Young Bid; 1874 Telephones 1875 Keisrrer Skin whitens the hands and Vulcanizer is a time-teste- d remedy Correct Prices AALA AUTO STAND, for skin diseases. Kin St. Ooo. Llbrarr. 2137 Sold by UUTi Hair mi WWfcr Dyr, STAR-BUL- L Phone The Best Service in Town Beretania Street druggists.. Use r Wwb. ttc S.75 PER 8TAK-BUXLET1- X (ilVES YOU MM v TODirS SEWS TODAY, 4 TEN HONOLULU BTAIMH'LLETIX, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2K 1011. I

r L V PROFESSIONAL CARDS --vTm a TVO a A ATrri A W' LIVERY STABLE. VULCANIZING. j HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. t V M M 1 MA 1 A First-clas- s m i livery turnouts at reason Mote-rcvcl-e and Bicycle Tires Jar.i.iayior. on aiwwnwam dhir. ' Auto rates. Territory Livery v able Stable ' vu'r jiiized. Taisuo Vulcantrtng Co., cuuouuiu6 vin ujm 348 King, nr. Punchbowl. Tel. 2535 l i Merchant. u4ir vAlakea Street Br.istf t Itlephone 3117. S. Saiki, Manager.! ANNOUNCEMENT. CAFE. musical instruments;

s. Leading hat cleaners. Prices mod- Royal Cafe, everything the best at M w Appreciated Gifts. Musical Instru-ineat- erate. We sell the latest styles In popular prices; fine home cooking; all kinds to order reasonable. Panama and Felts. Work called for MATTRESS MAKER. Specialists in ukuleles. Kinney & prompt service; Beretania, nr. Fort WASHING. and dellrered. Blaisdell Building. St., opp. fire station. K. Nakano, Pr. Mossman, 1232 Nuuanu nr. KukuL 6576-lj- . T7 &726-6- m 6745-t- f m a rY Kf oft rocaAS all sizes first-clas- s we i laandry; made to order. King opp. Alapal Sts. - r-- ,a c" guarantee all work; call and deliv- MUSIC LESSON3. Aatona Caaate, shoe repairing; guar-aatee- Boston Cafe, coolest place in town. Alakea, corner St. drop in. er. Emma, near Beretania Street Kiss After the show Open day .'"."".-ly- . 57S7-tf- . MOSQUITO STICKS. Private lessons on Violin, Mandolin. and night Bijou theater, Hotel St. Guitar, English banjo and Ukulele 5529-t-f Comfortable ana stylish 1914 Pierce Ask yor grocer for a stick; It kills WASHING AND IRONING. by a teacher of many years' experi- P.O. Box 311. Tel. 4171 Arrow at your service; reasonable. Columbia Lunch Room; quick service all Insects. S. M. Iida, agent cor. ence. Address guaranteed reasonable. Laun 5C50-t- f. i Ring 8196, car 876. Driver Suyetsugu Beretania Street, nr. Nuuanu St. Work and cleanliness our motto; open day well or ntoney CSS2-l- y. f?i.')-ly- r dering done back and night Hotel, opp. Bethel street Delivery. See Wo, River nr. Kukul Ernest K! KaaLrM Young Bldff. TeL 6518-tf- . ban-J- o. 5575-- 1 y 36S7, ukolele, mandolin, ,Two more passengers for "round-the-Island- .- MASSEURS. guitar, viofin. cello and frocaL 8S. Anto Livery. Tel. 1326. "The Eagle." tlther, Bethel bet Hotel and J. Oyama, massage treatments of face WATCHMAKER. aS381-tf- , , AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE. King. A nico place to eat; fine and body. Kukui st. near River st home cooking. Open night and day. re- 5605-- 1 y Lum Deep, watchmaker, Jewelry Bergstrcm Mnsic Co. Music and mu- k5338-t- f A Drop of Printer's Ink pairing. 137 Hotel - 1020-102-1 - GET QUICK. Street sical Instrument.- Fort THfRE 5566-ty- . - K St , ' - .8277-t- . Telephones "The Hoffman." Hotel St., next the "dropped" in the right spot will rent your room, house, orfice; will Encore, Best meals for price to WAGON MATERIALS. KAWAI HAUf GLEE ,CLU 8.:& 2099 and 1005 sell your furniture, jewelry, real estate; will get you any kind "I. town. Open all day and all night. do. PLUMBER AND TINSMITH. HONOLULU AUTO & TAXI CO.. k5335-t-f of help; will Irins back your "lost," etc., etc. H. Kamimoto, repairing, painting, Kawaihau Glee Clubi Mvsi'c furolslV i 977 II. Yamamoto plumbing tinsmitn, roof1 blacksmith, trimming, etc for dances, dJnriers,-reception- s abdV --Li Opp. Y. M. - Alakea and Hotel Sts.. Astor Cafe. Unexcelled home cook- Prison road, opp. depot TeL 4445 - TeU 3860. , The right place to find the drop of ink is on the "want" pagu repairing. Experienced men. Pest of. all occasions.;- Priot. . KRF.7-K- . Be popular pri " m -- C. A. Managers Tiehn & Benford.' materials at guaranteed. King Mgr. W. C, Cumratftss. . Vji of The Star-Bulleti- references; work ' ces. Try us. King nr. Alakea St opp. South street Telephone 3308. 67054m - - , 5"39- - tf. 5606-l-y BQ RECEPTI0N FO-- GEN. BARRY. One little drop in (h'c form of a "want ad" will make all Ho- R I ZAL, ORCHESTRA, Cafe.-Substant- By Mall AUTO PAINTING. New Orleans ial meals nolulu think of your "want." PLUMBERS. Latest moderate. Alakea cor Merchant St "MANILA. Major-genera- l Barry is Rizal Glee Club furntahes first-cla- ss Auto-owne- i: Cars painted and made RR89-- tf Plumbing and tinning; prices reason-- , due to arrive at Manila April 2d. and mnsic for any and all occa- TELEPHON7 2256. a. to look I'ke new. Be convinced. Auto able; 1320 Nuuanu St. I elaborate arrangements have been sions. Manager. George A. N.Ke-ko- ' - Painting Co.. Lillha St. nr. King Ht CLOTHES CLEANING. 5817-tf- . ruade by the military authorities un- Phone 1775, 8 a,tn. ta 5 p.m. g - ' - t - 5614-1- 7. . tfer Major-genera- l J. FrankHn Bell to 57fS-t- f. . Emma PAINTER. give new department commander The Pioneer, Beretania and the ' " AUTOMOBILE. REPAIRING. Sts.; Phone 3125. Clothes cleaned, a warm reception. A large body of PIANO INSTRUCTION.' dyed. guar S. Shlraki, 1202 Nuuanu; Tel.- - 4137. general pressed and Work troois will meet the at tbe mbnfti; ' F. W. Hostace,' automobile repalriag, anteed, called for and delivered. Painting and paperhanging. All work iKat landing and escort him to his Beginners on piano, 53.00 per ' ' 1521 : : 1C51 Youn Phone 1498, 5752-tf- . Bids submitted free, in Military Plaza. 8 lessons; Mrs. L. Mackle, residence ; ''-- St fioal 203.'-"- 6799-l- m. nr. School telephone. Fort, St; ' &,B. C, cleaning, repairing; satisfac- Every man is above the average 6560-ly-.. V ; i ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS PRINTING. tion guaranteed; call and deliver; according to his own belief. MADEIRA EMBROIDERY. Mannakea nr. Pauahi. TeL 4148. a dangerous -- A little learning is specialty low prices J J7 make of all kinds of 6335-17- .' We do not boast of which Viincr,. m T if its arvnnr an ; Willi-- i"? il T 4& lb O H'VUV , V artificial flowers of every variety. usually coincide with poor quality; Mrs. Carolina Fernander, . Unloa St. c . - - atomobile. aeta, . i . ?. but we ' know how" to put life, ,, ... MflJrii mhroiderr luncheon Hayashl; clothes cleaned, pressed. A Specialty near Hotel St M7S. cor. PlikoL hustle and go Into printed matter, babr caps and dresses. oi TL Beretania, uui ' ' SCBS'lVT v I T nA hAmntltrhlnsr. Reasonable. SF1!1 - 6fi0ft.lv. and that is what talks loudest and longest Honolulu Star-Bullet- in AWNINGS.. - Togawa, ladles,' gents' clothes clean- Job Printing Department Alakea MODISTE ing; call Jb deliver. Fort nr. KukuL St; Branch Office, Merchant street every description, & PAPERHANG-E- GENERAL CONTRACTOR. " MIS 5 Of made to order. CONTRACTOR 5.?S-t- Ring 1467. CASHMANfFort nr Allen 5575-l- y. f Miss Nellie Johnson, 1119 TJnlon SL Cor.tractor, carpenter, painter and pa- K. Nekomoto & Co. We guarantee all Evening Gowns, lingerie oresses. 7 - . -- press. e i Try the "Star;T TeL1162. We perhanger; work guaranteed. T. Okl work;-experienc- antl reliable men; It May Save.Your life k5341-tf . V' ; clean, mend; deliver within 24 hrs. TeL 1012. Beretania nr. Alexander. boatbuilderc, carpentering, house B k5375-- m - OFFICE. 6599-l- y painter, jobbing of- - all lines; furni- REPAIR SHOP. EMPLOYMENT ture bought and sold la exchange The object of this advertisement BOOK 8TORE. CLEANING-AN- D people fipnWraL. employment office, Phone ( . DYEING. CARRIAGE MAKERS. for all jobbing, repairing and uphol- Matsubara's shop, carriage and wag- is to instruct in the early ' corner Hotel L stering. Work promptly attended on repairing; King and Robello lane. symptoms of tuberculosis or con- 26C8;1107V Alakea .St, Books bought sold, exchanged. School Royal Q0thes Cleaning and Dyeing Co., high wagon manu- 4438. Mgr., .il Lee Kau class to. Prices reasenable. Tel. 5559-6m- . sumption, so that they will go. o au r. i. sianiej. v doom jror specialty, tacxures iramea. shoa Call and deliver. TeL 8149. facturers; repairing, painting, trim- King, opp. Pawaa Junction. Try us. 6798-lm. enlarged. L. Kahn, 1280 1 j physicians before it Is too late. anl Fort St Okamoto. Beretania. nr. Alapal St ming; cor. Beretania and Aala Sts. 6550-l- y 6613-tf- . 6595-l- y. 5538-l- y MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING V- - GLEE CLUB. SUSPICIOUS SYMPTOMS BAKING AND CANDYMAKER. CLEANING AND REPAIRING. CARD CASES. AND, P. W. ijustace, motorcycle repainns. .; ; ; - 1 SHIRTS PAJAMAS. " Club, 51 Young Bldg. Cough or expectoration, even if only 1651 Young St. Phone '1495. V Keai Glee Tel. ! r an-- - 5709-l- m; H New Sunrise, Bakery. Fresh pies,' Clothes, gowns, cleaned, dyed, repair- Business and visiting cards, engraved , -- ', 3687, Shirts and pajamas made to order at s-.lM- ' furnishes music any occasion. a little in the morning which you dies. Wedding cakes a specialty. ed at short notice.. Wagon delivery. or printed, in attractive Russia k5".81-t- f reasonable prices. Work guaranteed. Nuuanu Beretania. TeL 4780. Co.' cases, patent detachable hardly notice, if continued over two sr.' Ohio Cleaning Beretania, leather nr.Fort ' Yamamoto, Nuuanu near Beretania. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 6629-6- m Star-Bulleti- n 6540-t- 6S86ly cards. office. f 5n80-l- y. months. WKSSXSX2 i cm GROCERIES AND FEED. I housekeeping, 871 , BICYCLE 8UPFLIE8. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. YAMATOYA, Frequent "Bronchial," "GrfDDe" i 2 front rooms for D Sing Loy Co., wholesale and retail Young t, near Kapiplani St, opp. 1250 Fort Shirts, pajamas, kimono. or Fever attacb very suspicious- - ? ' dealer In American and Chinese club. $18.00. 8, Kcmtya, V wholesale and retail George - Yamada, general contractor. 5752-tf- . tennis - DRY GOODS. groceries, hay, feed, canned goods BlOOd 583r,-t- L . bicycles . Estimates furnished. No. 208 Mc- Spitting. If blopd is coughed dealer In and accessories, of all kinds. nr. street near Punchbowl street, Candless Building. Telephone 2157. Beretania Aala SHIRTMAKER. the is tuberculosis nine KK73-1- vr up Enr - DRESSMAKER AND SHIRTMAKER. cause 803 S. King 5542-l- y 5265-t-f Larfte room with klichen times B. Yarnatoya, shirts, pajamas, kimo- b ten. "dress- 5823-tf- BICYCLE8 AND REPAIRING. T. Mlyao, contractor and builder. N. Kim, ladies' and children's H to . maker. Shirtmaker. Underwear to nos order; Nuuanu near PauahL Pleurisy. Caused by tuberculosis and cement work. Esti- 5533-- 1 y. Experienced in K. Okahlro, agent for Pierce Bicycles; mates furnished free; 223 and 225 order reasonable. about seven times ten. FAMILY HOTEL r help. 274 King, opp. R. R. Depot HAWAII'S MUSIC. . for sale; all new; bargain prices. Phone 3516. SHIP CARPENTERS' TOOLS. North Beretania St 57")9-f)m- . Night Sweats. 1 Very suspicious. Klnf Street, opposite R. R, Depot 6521-6- m Ernest K. Kaal, 51 Young Bldg., Tel. The Cassidy, only home hoteL Wai--. 6721 --tf 3687, teaches vocal and instrum'tT. Market Hardware Co. All kinds of Loss of weight and strength very kiki Beach, consists of Individual K. Segawa,- - contractor and builder; 5752-t- f chip carpenters' tools. Hardware, of suspicious especially if there is slight cottages and single room. Cuisine BARBER SHOP. mason, carpenter, paper hanger; all all descriptions. Very reasonable. excellent, 1000 ft. promenade pier " ; cough. . " work guaranteed; reosonable; esti- EXPncSS. HORSE SHOER, Loo Chow, Kine, near River wcreet. at the ecu" of which ' la splendid M. Katayama, first class tentorial mates free; Beretania nr. Alapal. bathing pool and beautiful view. , ' ; If any of these 'symptoms are present, parlors, 19 N. King St nr. Nuuanu. 6669-l- y Gomes Express. Tel. 2298. Reliable, N. Mlwa, blacksmith; horseshoeing of 2005 Kal.a road. TeL 2878. Tenna -r- K527-t- f. no faOW Well 0Q look reasonable, prompt and efficient all klmds; Beretsnia ar. Aala Lane. TAILORS. matter or k5367-t- f . easonable. " p1" j. k5?.47-6- ' r-- . ... N. Kanai, contractor, bnllder, painter, (eel cut out this ad., take it to your I ' brganJza-tion- s BAKERIES. paperhanger; koa calabashes and T. Shinzakl, Merchant Tailor; ep-t-o- j Th' iietitifm f Oregon DRAYING. physician and explain your case. furniture made to order; 1358 Fort. EXPRESS AND HAT CLEANERS. date fashions. Work guaranteed i to have a "fherry Da durinS VOQ if take it .Vienna Bakery has the best home- 5437-l- y Beretania Ave. corner Mannakea St Can be Cured you tii has been granted and draying. '..sitinn made bread. German Pumpernlckle, All kinds of expressing and T. Sato, cleaned, dyed and blocked; 6533-l- y in time. Thousands of patients .July 1 h;is been named. 'ar loals Charges reasonable Manoa Ex- of-i- . Pretxels and- Coffee Cake. 1129 Sanko Co., 1346 Nuuanu; Tel. 8151. call and deliver; Kamanuwai lane who have been treated in the D, Oregon's cherries have been press, cor. King. TeL 1623 firsst-clas- 9 Fort above Hotel St TeL 2124. i Contracts for building, paperhang-6472-t- f South near Beretania st. Telephone 3723. W. K. Chung. suits made to icil the-- xpositiou for this day and 5596-l- v I incipient stage arc well today. h- - rh-rr- lng cement work, cleans vacant lots 5536-l- y order. A Perfect Fit i3 Guaranteed. vi!! a dfhiKe if the k5327-t-! 34S North King St., opposite depot !!. : i) 'o;ilf h;ivf thir way. , 1 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. i Home Bakery, 212 Beretania, nr. Em- - Hats of all kinds cleaned and blocked. 55S7.1v ma. Cakes and doughnuts fresh jcikko house-ever- y Co., contractor, builder, Union Employment Office, Tel. 1420. Clemente Troche, River and Kukui. day. Boston baked beans, naperbanging general 5558-l- y I Army & Navy, Tailors; up-- j nalntirc. and All kinds of help. G. Hiraoka, Pro- Merchant and brown bread on Saturdays.) works. Tel. 1826. 208 st. to-(nt- e estrihlishment; cleaning and Beretania 1210 cor. Beretania. " k5382-t- f 6523-6- prietor, Emma. k5329-6- Indian bats cleaned pood; guaranteed. repairing, 1',3 Kinp, cor. Bishop St j C. Maldonado. Queen op. Bd. Health 5748-tf- . j BUILDER AND CARPENTER. I. Usui, all kinds of building; work Y. Nakanlshl, 34 Beretania nr. Smith j S. King, nr. Kaplolani. guaranteed; Street, for good cooks, yard boys, j S. Tiyaki. perfect fit suits ' Hlgashimura, building of all kinds; 6560-l- y Phone 4511; residence phone 4511. HOUSEHOLD MOVING. niadr1 ro orler reasonably. P. ). guaranteed; experienced men. j work 5246-6- Box Kukui St. near River St reaaorable; BereUnla opp. Uaion. y. Kobayashi general contractor, 2034 flnm Vrrraaa Tol 99QS fiimfturo o."58-ly- . 5753-ly- . S. King. Phone 3356. Reasonable. ' mcTtng: Tnnanp.f. rnnVs waitprfl vrd boys P'no storat facilities. 1 k5361-l- v - K. Nakabayashi, tailoritT?, dry clean- ' BUY. AND SELL. Matsumoto, 1124 Union. Tel 1756. ROTO-t- f log, repairing. near Alapai St. CARPENTER AND PAINTER. Kin? HARNESS MAKER. fi.".Tl-.- Dlamonds.watches and Jewelry bought, i a and exchanged. Carlo. Fort. I aold J. Contractor Carpenter and Painter; all S. r.Iorinaa,. harness repairing of all: kinds of jobbing reasonable. Work ; ; i kinds; work guaranteed reason-- BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES. S. Makl. 1321 T.iliha st. FURNITURE DEALER. w euaranteed able; 271 Berrtania, nr. Aala St V Yi pit TINSMITH. t V I W We hare Just received a splendid new CARPENTRY AND CEMENT WORK We sell Bamboo furniture; buy and second-han- d aupply of PREMIER Bicycles from Bell all kinds furniture.! Lin Sin Kee. V Nuuanu; Tel. 200. j mainland; also supplies. H. Yoeh-tnag- a, We guarantee all kinds of building; J. Hayashi, 6"5 King St., Palama. Tinsmith. p",u"nh'T. hardware, etc. I 1218 Emma near Beretania. also cement work; experienced JoS8-- v k:-"i-r- 6690-- tf men. Kukui st nr. River st Tel. 3716 JEWELER. b702,fim FURNITURE KOA, MISSION. U - I BLACKSMITH NG. e I ''Sun Wo, CJold and Silversmith; CONTRACTOR AND JOBBER. made to order reasonably ; r terial and work jruafanteed. If not: Wagon re- R - UNDERWEAR AND DRESSMAKER. We guarantee all work. carpenterinc of all Vinds. Ha- satisfactory raonoy wiil be refund-- 1 Na- pairing; Tery reasonable. I H. Mirikitani. general contractor and segawa. Kiuc sv. opposite "Alapai.- ed. 1121 Maunakr-a- . nr. Hotel street. agent. L. Frnk Tai. I. adits', children's uri gano. King, nr. Waikikl Road. carpentering; real estate 5t'.r2 tun 55:n-5- V Bfi92-6- m I 1164 Nuuanu. nr. Fauahi Street dfrwear and crrssnaking to ordr. 5566 ly FLAGS. Roasrr.ablo. 1113 Nuuanu, nr. Hotel j BAMBOO FURNITURE. ".Tl'-lv- . ' " "HI' ! " .CONTRACTORS. Flaes of all nations. Ring up 1467. j The Meal furniture for the tropics. j Ca6hraan, Fort Near Allen Street LAUNDRY. UMBRELLA MAKER. We Mihmit deefpns or make from Yokoraizo-Fnkumnc- hi Co..genrrnl con- :.r.':Mf. i 1 I - - your plans. Picture frruuintf lone tractors :iul draying. Smilh St. imp Hip first claps work d;!: r-- nd lit I.- - IM' W- 11 ; ! I - S. Katkl. ft- - B. n'tnniu; ph.ino 4i7. Hawaii Stiitipo Siia, ofl'i o i'Iuhh-I.'.tti- st I'-i- 'i 1 1 i i i 4.i r .maMj', lUritflnia. near Alapai 'J- ! Or' nr. KrV v. Tl. i.ui-:t- - 624 & tf i ;!lt;7. &.";: ly i t nONOM-M- STAR-BULLETI- WEHNES1.Y. Al'KI I. '2K VMi. ELEVEN

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FOR SALE Special Sale: Floor coverings, Chi SAU FRANCISCO nese grass rugs, mattings ana lino- DIRECTORY Geary Square Xf REFERENCE BUSY leums. Telephone 1261. Street, above Union Sit FOR PEOPLE Lewers & Cooke, Ltd., King Street European PUn $130 a day Bp k538Mf. Americas. $330 a day up AUTOMOBILE. fDRY GOODS. MILLWORK. ?ia WANTED FOR RENT Joining and ITew steel and brick structure. Taxi, Phone 2500 and 4988. City Dry Goods Co. 1109 Nuuanu St, All kinds of millwork. At a great bargain, lot 100x137 with a Third addition of hundred rooms AUTOMOBILE. near King. turning. Oahu Planing Mill, 112 Ho two-belroo- m cottage, 4 minutes creryone In parts cow building. Every comfort and lrlth anjtblnjf for tale to Desirable bouses various o Call Stanley Strader at the Young EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. tel St. from car line. Desirable location; Considering fac- city, furnicbed and unfurnished convenience. A high class hotel "Play Safe." the the Stand when you want a car. 2"11. Y. Nakanishi, 34 Beretanla St, nr. MUSIC. 5th Ave. and Palolo. Address Box tor sales, success In planning 116, $18, 120. $26. $20. $36, $40 anc at very moderate rates. In center of at AUTOMOBILES. Nuuanu Street. Phone 451L Mrs. Hodgson, experienced teacher 47, this office. of theatre and retail On an ad Is more satisfactory than up to $125 a month. See-Uc- t In ou) district Seven passenger tourln csm for FLORISTS. of piano, cor Beretanla and Union. 5819-tf- . car lines transferring to all parts "how happened" after- office. Co., Ltd., For 1 knowinf It Trent Trust rent at ill hours. Palama Auto oc- Btar-Bulletl- C'Jt and baskets for all sign. Interviews 4 to 6. of dty. Electric omnibus meets ward. n Ads between Merchant f!cv.er See Want St, Kingand Stand. Union PattI, Inventors. La Natividad all trains and steamers. "Brlfif Home tn Bacon" erery 64C2-t-f casions. Konied, Florists. MASSAGE. idelina AUTO tlVERY. St. and the finest Manila smokes at Hotel Stewart m KawtBita time. M99-t- L Hairdressing, scalp treatment and rcocnix! Taxicabs and Touring cars at your massage. Fitrpatrick Bros., Fort St, nr. Mer- laUad Hdq CbU Addrm Furnhhed office to let; suitable foi FLORISTS. facial Mrs. F.Franchi, 5277-t- f "Trawcts" ABC CmU. A H. Lava, All lorera of music to derelop talent general office or agency. Apply 11H service. Phone 1326. Flower baskets In the most artistic 1621 Fort St chant Haaolula fpcwnf!.ti. . ., , .. . f by taking lessons from Ernest K. Union St.. nW Hotel AUTO REPAIR. designs at Mrs. Taylor's. Hotel St., St MASSEURS. -- passenger Cadillac, 1913 model; f. Call KaaL 61 Tonng Bntldlng. . Tel. SM9. 5829-t- at the Pacific Auto and Machine at Bishop. Mr. 78 Bere- and Mrs. Hashimoto, first-clas- s condition. Phone 4771 - k6381-m- . "Shop for your repair work. South FLORISTS. tania Street near Emma. 12 2 p. m. in Harrison Block, and Street near King. After these rains plant bulbs. bet and Store Fort first MASSAGE. ' 5839-6- t Gentlemen to room and hoard. Lelle ' Beretanla Sts. Apply Fred Harri AUTO PAINTING. Honolulu Florists, 1201 Fort St. Can . PLEASANTON hotel, Pundh-- . Give us a trial with your auto paint- in any kind. , MACARONI. ttiua Beretania near son. suit A Chalmers, class 5839-tf- . ing. Kalihi Auto Shop, 241 Oahu Macaroni Factory, dealers in first bowl. Good home cooking. . Paint FIREWOOD. N. King all kinds of paste; 121 Hotel condition; price 300. Hon. Dairy- , 6829-6- L St Call 3113 when you want your next St V. Assn. HOTEL 2 office rooms, second floor, 16 Mer AUTO PAINTING. Firewood. Kalihi Firewood Co. NOTIONS. men's 5841-3- L Special Summer Reduced Sewing Machines repaired, and for chant St Apply J. M. McChesney Automobiles and carriages painted. GENERAL BLACKSMITH ING. New York Store, Silks and Notions. rent. Tel. 8719. - 6641tf Striping and gilding. King Auto Wagons repaired and made to or- 117 King street Reading-Standar- d motorcycle; good .1 . Shop, King OPTICIAN. : 5841-t- . ... , Painting and South Sts. der. All kinds of iron forglngs, 362 AUTOMOBILE TRIMMING. S. E. Lucas, Optician. Eyes exam-- repair; cheap; G. F., Y. M. C. A. FURNISHED ROOMS N. King St . ' Tops lned and tested. Satisfactory work 5840-tf- Wanted S. King St near Punchbowl. GROCERIES. Me y situation covefed repaired; guaranteed at prices to suit the' In built and tire C. J. Day & Co., grocers, phone 1441. of- Now effect and seat covers to order. times. 1107 Alakea cor of Hotel. Upright piano, almost new. Make jtperienced harness maker would like THE NEW ERA HOTEL 1060 Fort Street 422 King St. " " BOOTS AND SHOES. Phone 2668. fer; For the KAMAAINA position with some good company at 1450 FORT "STREET HAT CLEANERS. OPTICIANS. 5826-tf- . For the SERVICE. .plantation where man ABOVE VINEYARD ST. Boots and Shoes made to order. Give you your cleaned, a can work Co., Ho- When want hat Standard Optical Co. 111! For TOURIST. years $n$--tf us a trial. Honolulu Shoe Fort the all the year around; 17 In the call Roman, Beretanla St Phone street. Phone 3875. Brush runabout Good order. Cheap. trade; sober and worker, tel at Maunakea. 4026. honest BLACKSMITH. S. OZAKA. No. 9 Judd St LUXURIOUS SUITES knows where to buy goods kt the 5837-6- t -- HAT CLEANERS. crockery-ware- ; A. begs announce Hardware, glassware and , AT lowest Wholesale prices. 'Address D. THE MELRORE. Newlyj renorated J. Nunes to that BEST CUISINE PRICES ' he has moved from King and Alapai Leave your next hat cleaning Job King St., near Fish Market Gridlejr. Six-roo- m PuchalskL Cat nicely Tcrnisned double or.cntgi with 'us. Oahu Hat Cleaners, 213 POPCORN. cottage at Punahou. Phone -: r i Sts., to King and South Sts. ' 6&24-l- m rooms;'' Hot and cold water, all cos Hotel 1710 or 1535. WITHIN Tenlences. 144 Beretanla, near Fori CONTRACTORS. Street The best popcorn crisps in Hono- THE 132G 5832, tf. ,i - Contracting and general building; LEILEHUA HOTEL. lulu. Try us. Ushegima Co., German-America- n Voman , wants posi- TeL 2530.- Mrs. J. Datis, Prop. T.Af.H - ' furnished. Tanaka Co., "241 Beretanla near Punchbowl; first Fort St. f All. governess 67il0-- tf estimates St, time-savin-g tion as' housekeeper, or Everything PHOTOGRAPHERS. The Transo envelope a hone 4927.f cook; thoroughly capable.- - Address NvKIng. class room and board. necessary new; Phone 4366. Mrs. Lisk, man- Honolulu Art Photo Gallery. Hotel Invention. No addressing Star-Bulleti- n, CHINESE INTERPRETER. Box 60, v With br without board, In, private res- in sending out bills or receipts. Ho- - ' " ' Box Le Chqng, Chinese interpreter and ager. and Nuuanu St. Upstairs. ::. 6834-tf- . . . .; idence, very close In. Address Star-Bulleti- n Co., sole agent, opp. Ho- BERGIN. PLUMBER. nolulu Ltd.. 53, this office. business Smith St, THE agents for patentee. tf Cool, mosqulto-proo- f or Sanitary plumber. M. Tanaka; 515 5840-6- L . tel. St roomB with WANTED a HOTEL HELP CAFE. without board, at 251 Vineyard St. N. King, near-Lilih- St VAIMEA ROOMS. Furni'ture for house. Good c Furnished rooms, tingle, or double The Royal Cafe; meals sent out near Emma. An. experienced lunch waitress; only condition. Reasonable, Call at 1436 . King and Phone 4310. Beretanla near Fort St HOTEL. T;istlly furnished rooms can be - " Boston Rooming House, Young white girls' need apply. Harties' CLOTHES CLEANERS. The Ocidental, King and Alakea; found at the Rex. King and Rich- street Gobd - . Alakea Sts. 5838-t- f. WAIMAE, KAUAI Eats. 112J Fort - 81.50 up. ' -- 6837--t . The Eagle Clothes Cleaners are cool rooms, per week Meals ards streets. ; 5831-tf- .- - r.-. now and Alapai Sts. 25c SURGEON CHIROPODIST. Newly Hotel at Beretanla nter-Islan-d ship- RenovatedBest Dr. R. E. Merrill at Mclnerny's Shoe and Oahu Railroad' Two nicely rooms with 6i CLOTHES CLEANERS. HARNESS SHOP Star-Bulleti- n on Kauai. furnished ' ping books at office, tf LOST: without board, 225 Hotel St, neai Clothes cleaning, dyeing and press-ing- ; Harness made to order. Leather Store, Fort St. House 8:30 to 5 P. M. No charge S1.00. TOURIST TRADE SOLIC1TKD. Alakea. : work guaranteed; prices right findings and finishings; 221 Vine- over POULTRY FOR SALE. , Between Country, Club and town, an " '6831-tf- . f Nuuanu at Vineyard. yard St STABLES AND GARAGE. MAKIKI HEIGHTS POULTRY GOOD MEALS. . overcoat 'and coat containing gold CLOTHES CLEANERS. HACK STAND. 95.00 around Island. Lewis Stables. Ranch, E. C. POHLMAN, , Tel. ; watch and chain. ; finder please ad-dres- s' Territory House, 546 S. King St, cleat tVhen you want your clothes cleaned NuuanuHack Stand, Pauahl and Nu- King St- - nr. Capitol. Phone 214L 3146, Box 483. Breeders of white Rates Reasonable. Box 61, ' ' King, 69 King uanu 4210. FOR A TAXI : : : ' ' this office. bedrooms; $2 by mo; $8 each .bed properly, call at the S. Sts., Phone leghorns and white orplngtons, trap C W. SPITZ Proprietor : . V,- ; 68"4Wt. , : 6819-l- St JOHNSON & OL80N. When you want a taxi, call Jimmy nested, pcdi&reed,-- standard and CLEANERS. Dressmakers, 4, 5 aijd 6. Elite Bldg, Hughes, Auto Livery Co. . line bred. Eggs for batching, day fOR.SALE Large, airy furnhraed rooms; eoareal Y. Fukunaga, Clothes cleaned, press-- - Hotel St., opp. Young Cafe. TAXI. old chicks, young, laying and breed- enceA. 73 Beretanla nr irort izv ed. repaired. 1422 Fort street JAMS AND JELLIES. Kenneth Hewitt is now at the Mer ing stock. Write for price list jt-- r tsl Seaside ,4 . Hotel t 67Ko-t- CAMERAS. Guava jams and syrup. All kinds St. Taxi Stand with his own our and be convinced. FLOWERS FOR SALE. ' f chant Visit ranch "Finest dining room in the Ter Second-Han- d or jellies. Co., 61 Phone 5150. 6680-ly- . Cameras bought, sold Honolulu Jam Taxi. rltory." Jolly Saturday evening Dealer in riolets. pansies and maiden ROOM AND BOARD and exchanged. Kodagraph Shop, Hotel St TFlUNKS AND SUITCASES. dances. KOA FURNITURE. The New York Trunk and Suit Case White Leghorn laying hens hair fsrns. Kunlklyo, TJnIo& St Hotel and Union Sts. California J. H. HERTSCHE. Manager next Messenger Service; TeL 1(36. In private residence, for one or, two DOCTOR. We make all our own koa furniture. Co. can handle any order. River at in dozen lots. Ring 3879. - ' 101 5829-tf- . , V 672-t-f. young men; walking distance from! Dr. HIrokl, Kukni St., hours Hon Tai Chang Co., Nuuanu nr. King St a, m. to 4:30 p. m. Beretania. TAILORS. town. All the comforts of home standing in district more than In' all kind of fresh 'flow-- . privileges DOCTOR. LEATHER GOODS. Ladies' and gentlemen's. H. Y. Cun remain 8rllit and the of a club. Ad 15 minutes, unless animal is harness- tt ' HiguchL 1124 Port Street dress box 52, this office. Dr. T. Suzuki, 76 N. King St., hours Harness and Sole Leather. Leather & Co. King and Bethel Sts. HALEIWA HOTEL ; ' ' 8 7 30 findings polish. L. Wong Co., TAILORS. ed to vehicle. Atlephon 701. v 5840-6- t to 4:30; evenings, to 8: o'clock. and ' ? . J 67El-t- t 'I. DRY GOODS. 1121 Nuuanu St. Military tailors of reputation solicit Standing automobiles must have 2 Hours from Town your white light in front, red in back. GOLF, TENNIS, BATHING Table board at the Roselawn, 136 Japanese obi silks, mandarin coats. LIVERY STABLE. patronage at 210 N. King St. e 17 COCOANUT PLANTS : FOR' SALE. Ma- Iflfc-s- ROYAL Xo person under years of age AND GOOD MEALS , King 2699. Yoshlda Shoten, Beretanla and Get that and buggy from the TAILORS. Street, Phone Specla shall drive motor vehicle, unless ac- rates by week and month. unakea Sts. Palama Stables for that Sunday at Fashion Clothing Co., 1120 Fort Cocoknut plants for sale; , Samoan va- DRESSMAKERS. drive. St. Phone 4694. companied by adult person. 6792-t- f. persons riety. Apply v A. D. Hills. Uhne, Dresses, shirts and pajamas made MILLINERY. THE VOGUE. Intoxicated shall not drive V KauaL .... ., .62T7 1 SEAL CHANGE OF CLIMATE 2 gentlemen In a family to order, Nuuanu St., opp. Liberty. K. Isoshimo, stylish millinery. King Now open for business on Beretania vehicles. i For private A who a drink 1942 8. King every conve Won Tai Chon. nr. Bethel. Phnt.i 213 St., opposite fire house. driver has taken an be bad at the new boarding housa CORPORATION NOTICES. St; within one hour of his violation of In nlence. I685-- U car or railway. this ordinance will be considered pri- NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS persons operat- ma facie guilty of intoxication. Two cool, mosqulto-proo- f rooms for It is unlawful for - MEETING. ing vehicles along street railway Traffic officers have full control in WAHIAWA gentlemen, 2.54 King St Resume New Traffic Law 1000 r-- -' I . of placing vehicles, regulating traf- nearly feet elevation, Hear de- 5824-l- m. tracks to claim right of way over and : pot, grand scenery, fishing. ' . Plnectar Company, Limited. street cars using track. fic. fine bass Clamps, or flangs prohib- For particulars, address E. Lb FURNISHED For the convenience or the public of intersection, within 10 feet of fire Bicycles and similar vehicles shall cleats are Kruss, .Notice hereby given that pursu- COTTAGES not be allowed to approach danger- ited on heavy motor vehicles, except Wahiawa. Phone 469. is the Star-Bullet- in herewith . gives a hydrant, or in front of alley, except ant, to the call of the president and brief summary of the new traffic or- to let passengers on or off. ously near other moving vehicles. in cases of traction engines or steam resolution, action arfd order of its Furnished cottage and light house Garages opening on plows, where of a uniform the keeping rooms; dinance. Vehicles are to stop as nea,r curb with street deals board of directors, a special meeting all conveniences; must have sign in conspicuous letters. street, River and Alakea, Fort street, electric lights; bath, running wa- Following is the summary: as possible. Co. of the stockholders of the Plnectar The "congested district" is bound- Vehicles are not to be backed up "Garage Exit," lighted in red lights height and width are allowed. McChesney Coffee Company, Limited, Is called for and ter; short distance from postoffiee. in darkness. Motormen must ring bell twice Moderate. Ganzel Place, Fort and ed by Richards street, waterfront to curb except when they are actu- COFFEE ROASTERS will be held on Saturday, May X 1914, ally loading or unloading excessively No automobile shall be driven on when wishing to cross intersection o'clock, said day In Vineyard. TeL 154 L Beretania street. Nuuanu stream. or beyond junction charge. Dealers In Old Kona Coffee at 2:30 P. of Vehicles must be driven with due heavy freight. In case of draft ani- Tantalus road its where traffic officer is in tho rooms of the Merchants' Associ- with Punchbowl drive. Drivers must indicate to traffic of- MERCHANT ST. IIONOLULO Cottage, 6 rooms, furnished, on Phil- care for the safely and convenience mal used, the animal shall be turned ation, Nos. 45. and 46, Second Floor, angles to It is unlawful to use partially "bro- ficer the direction they wish to pro- Young Building, Bishop lip St. Apply 636 Hotel St. Phone of pedestrains. at right such vehicle. Alexander upon meeting ve- At intersections, vehicles have ken" animal on streets. ceed. Honolulu, Territory of Ha- 2642. Vehicles other along Street, to right, and right of way over other vehicles ap- It is unlawful to lead animal Xo weight in excess of eight tons purpose considering 6884-t- f. hicles shall turn the waii for; the of shall, all times possible, on proaching from the left, except streets behind vehicle with top which shall be carried on any axJe of any " upon proposition of sell at travel Ladies' Hats and acting a the right side of the street. where police officer is in charge. obstructs view of approaching traffic vehicles. Panama any property UNFURNISHED COTTAGES horse-dri.w- n may ing all or portion of the When dhe vehicle overtakes an- Fire department vehicles, when en- or to lead one or more The city and county engineer company and-o- r authorize A of the to other, pass of such gaged in duty, ambulances, ve- vehicles without competent driver of grant permission for heavy motor HONOLULU HAT CO. - . it shall to the left other , , V through committee, agents or olher- New cottages, on Fort street exten- so bo a vehicle. If necessary on account of hicles employed in carrying sick or each vehicle led. trucks to used. 86 Hotel St all or any portion of sion. Rent reasonable. Young Kee al- carry wlse, the sale of conditions the overtaken ve- injured to places for relief, vehicles It is unlawful for motors to ba It is unlawful for vehicles to k - Company's property upon Grocery store, 1220 Emma road the such St; hicle shall stop to allow overtaking of police department, shall have right lowed to emit undue amount of steam, such a heavy load as to cut the road- price com- telephone 4456. 6566-ly- . ve- terms and for such as the vehicle to pass. In no case shall pass- of way. When fire and police de- smoke, products of combustion from bed. Tho owners of such heavy agents may advisable. dam-ag- o mittee or deem ing vehicle pass nearer than two feet partments respond to an alarm, ma- exhaust pipes, or other pipes, or rac hicles shall be responsible for ave-nu- ?. GEO. W. SMITH, Two bedroom cottage. 1126 Kalihi j If Husbands only knew the (Signed) of one passed, unless the same shall chines along way must come to stop ir.g engine, etc. done roadbed. , Company, Ltd Inquire 1164 Imalilo St., cor. or- President, Plnectar have stopped. by curb. These vehicles must be Xo person riding bicycle shall hang; The first conviction under this pleasure their wives would L. M. JUDD, Piikoi. j (Signed) ve- plainly marked. cti street car. dinance is punishable by a fine of take in a gown made by DAVI- 5838-- 1 In passing street car overtaking Secretary, Plnectar Company, Ltd. v. A may j $." hicle shall pass to right. Vehicles shall not approach nearer driver move another vehicle from to $100. or imprisonment not SON, Pantheon Bldg., Fort St. Honolulu, T. H., April 21, 1914. 1.", thQ Slow-movin- g vehicles must keep as than 10 feet of street car which has which is so placed that he can not to exceed days, or both: and 6835-1-0t . cottage, 921 Birch St stopped to on off passen- move his vehicle out of its right of second conviction, if within a year f838-6- close to curb as iospible. take of let t. way. j from the first, a fine of not less than BUSINESS NOTICES. Drivers of motor vehicles must gers; and. when such vehicle has stop when signal is given by a driver stopped, it shall not proceed until Xo vehicle or pedestrian shall pass ; nor more than Sinn, or by im-- i FURNISHED HOUSES ap- - through a duly authorized procession, rise time?. t not exceeding 1." days, or NOTICE. of frightened horse. Tho signal must after such car has started. This DO IT ELECTRICALLY 1 not be given without reasonable plies to the district comprised within fxcept at divisions of it. or by con-- I both: and fhn third conviction, by a Furnished bungalow. valley; I my Manoa cause. the speed limits. The rules outside sent of I'olice officer. f:n of .ri. or by imprisonment of My wife having left bed and i four rooms and bath. Servants' turning, stopping chang- Xo vehicle shall travel over curb- - days, or both. board. I will not be .responsible for Before or of this district is that no vehicle shall Hawaiian Electric Co. quarters and laundry. Address K. inc f.r across any parking. j The mdtre of the court havinsr in any debts contracted in my name ing course, driver must see that there approach nearer than eight feet from J., this office is sufficfiit space for movement to the running board of street car which Loud and annoying sounds from' rtsdiction of nny charge bnuzht un- without my written consent. rS40-3t- , pas- "mufflers" are prohibited. j this may, in (Signed) M. H. HAWKINS. bo made; must give audible or vis- has stopped to let off or take on der ordinance addition ible signal of his intention. sengers. From f!o minutes after sunst until ; t; th'- - penalty or penalties above set 28, 1914." Two-roo- m April run- "' i furnished bungalow, Vehicles, as mo- minutes before sunrise lights shall j forth, ean'-e- the certificate of anv autombiles. p!-f- 58414t Corners must be turned as near to such Wo (vrry th' most .'w lim- of ning water. Address Mrs. L., this the right as possible. torcycles, bicycles, etc.. shall carry be displayed in front of automobiles, j fhaufeur found guilty under this or- . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS office. d?-ic- es or vrhk-les- reason- - Ho- On turning to left into another adequate warning devices; but similar Must be dinance. O. D. Q. M. Hawaiian Department ! in the 'itv. 6823-- 1 m. street, driver must drive to the right which make a distressing sound abiy bright lights, must reflect on The eo'irr shall include in such nolulu. T. H.. March 17, 1914. SEAI I in-su- ch road, and headlight shall be used. sentence, jf nny. an of such ED PROPOSALS In quadruplicate will of and beyond tho center of street as sirens, are prohibited, "no extension UNFURNISHED HOUSES turning. i Such vehicles must be provided the rays from which are so powerful prohibition for a term not exceeding . be received here until 11 A. M. April tersection before street! with brakes, and adequate to or so direct as to blind the sight of U months for the first suspension, SO. 1914, for furnishing COAL and In crossing from one side of efficient JAMES GUILD f Bungalow with-turnin- g mi approaching driver or pedestrian." and for flagrant may in CO. COKE for Posts In this Department at Kaimuki. Tel. 1"46. to other., crossing must be made by bring the vehicle to a full stop cases include 5S41-6- t. i on a level macadam road Th is applies to motorcycles Ani- anv subsequent judg- c'urlnc tho fiscal year commencing to tho left to the opposite side fet also. smtence and j of 1" mal driven vehicles display at ment suspension July 1, 1914. For further information of street. In congested district such from traveling at a rate miles must without limit. one A n;iV-ii.- apply to MAJOR B. F. CHEATHAM. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE turn shall be made at street inteisec-- ; an hour. least rear light. new section has been added D. Q. M. lions. Vehicles shall not be left on grades The special congested traffic dis- a driver who has taken a drink ) - is an a 411 Kinds Wrapping Papers F810 Mar. 23. 24. 25. 26. Apr. 28. 29 Bargains In real estate on seashore, Vehicles are prohibited from stop- exceeding five per cent without trict bounded bv King and Hotel within hour of violation of this and plains and hills. Telephone 1602, iping upon any street with left side brakes set. All machines loft stand- streets. River and Alakea. Fort street, ordinance prima facie euiltv of intoxi- Twines. Printing and Writing Papers. ing set and remain Queen AME RK' -- HAWAIIAN v Even when they go broke some fel- - "Pratt" 101 Ftanrenwald Building let' vehicle toward or along the curb. shall have breaks from to Beretania streets. cation. Several amendments wilt be PAPER lows manage to save all the pieces. '.They cannot stand in front of en-- . set until machine is started. X'o person ran leave a vehicle ii made to tr.e measure later, most of k SUPPLY CO, L T D. , STAK-BI'LLETI- per- Fort and Queen Streets V Money-talks- but it never gives it X GIVES YOU trance of public building, on side of It is unlawful to propel vehicle this district unless in control of uhieli arc to correct typographical Honolola i self away. TODAY'S XWS TOD iX street where cars stop, within 2u feetover tracW to delay traffic of street son. Xo horse-draw- vehicle shall errors. Phone 141G. Oo. G. Guild. Gen. MT, : 4 7-

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. ( WASHINGTON. Apr. 29 Associat- (By S. Sheba with HawaiUapan ( Va., Apr. Asso- f 4 DKNVER, Apr. 29. AfKVxial! IX'CLES. W. 2'. "TO-MORRO- by Wireless) Re- Party.) Fighting by FVderal Wireless) THERE IS NO SUCH WORD AS IN THE AD CLUB VOCABULARY ed Press Federal I'rt'BB by Federal Wireless ciated Press Bryan a bill Apr. 23. (Dj Special Ca- wag Walsen As of a dust explosion yes- presentative introduced TOKIO. resumed yesterday at the the result in yesterday declaring Co- ble) The sightseers from Hawaii, and guards, terday in the New River collieries, the house mine between strikers Honolulu, April 27th, 1914 lorado in a state of anarchy and Insur- everyone well 'and happy and all "eag- men being killed J three 190 miners are known to be dead. Tro two rection against the United States, di- er for the many things yet to ae,. McNally-Walse- n are all in Mine Five from wounded; at the bodies troops to today Hiroshima 04. 11 were taken before it recting the president to use leave here for rnines, where two were wounded, and which bodies to acquire miles We will stop at many mine, where fighting was was necessary to batten the hatches. restore order and .control distant tit the Hecla Special Notice of the stock of the companies affected. places enroute. Mill continuing at midnight. Fifty-nin- e men. all badly burned, were are firing through Mine Six connect- The measure carries an appropriation Guards at the Kecia mine rcued TO of $10,000,000. eight-inc- h ing. figures were given out n cannon manufactured from an These MAILS demolished by General Manager Bayles of the r shafting. One shot J IDAHO BUILDING FIRST the eud of a box car. None of the collieries at midnight. The bodies ara GOO-fo- TO BE COMPLETED Mails are due from the following defenders was killed, however. all at the foot of a shaft and Ad Club by the points as follows: Authorities yoeienlay confiscated 20 rescue work has been halted San Francisco Manchuria, May & rifles and 10,000 rounds of ammunition deadly gases from the explosion. Members SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 29. (Asso- ciated Press by Federal Wireless) Yokohama Mongolia, Apr. 29. vbich were taken from an automobile n r i Australia Ventura, May 15. -- iori dcc; ' May 14th has been set as date for In which Secretary Hickey of the NEW INVASION OF HINDUS. MEMBER C ' the Marama, May 19. A A OF AMERICA the dedication of the Idaho state build- Victoria state federation of labor was driving Mails will the following ing at the Panama-Pacifi- c exposition depart for north. By Latest Mail 7-- points as follows: - of strike- are surely going with the Ad Club to the Schofield County Fair on May Cth. grounds. It is the first building to be All women and children VANCOUVER B. O T The German Vou t;ikfi San Francisco Mongolia, April 20. CP Y ma? ladies or travel alone in the train or auto. We want to entirely completed. " v are being taken to the town Oil ; breakers steamer Komagata has sailed from l:now all particulars as per attached REPLY CARD, which please mall Yokohama Manchuria, May 5. j of Hecla. Shanghai for Vancouver with more today. Australia Sonoma, May 18. I ; tX RESERVE BANKS READY . ' 400 Hindus. A new invasion of Victoria Marama, May 19. than BY AUGUST FIRST v" : J British Columbia by Hindus is afoot, must advise the County Fair Army Ollicers HOW .MANY SEATS to reserve 4 : V and this party is the advance guard. for the Ad Club Lunch at the banquet. I TRANSPORT SERVICE We WASHINGTON, Apr. 29. (Associ- Of the 400 half are coming form . . by Wireless) Shanghai, the others from Hongkong must know not later than May 2nd, so as to prepare for the. hungry ated Press Federal Logan, tailed from Honolulu for Baa Secretary of the Treasury William O. and Nagasaki. The steamer has been Ad rfllI seriously if you neglect to advise us at once, there will beno seat Francisco; arrived,. March 16. . chartered by a rich East Indian, Curdit lfVEV7 nor plate for your party at the banquet table. Nor will you be able McAdoo announced yesterday that he Sherman, from Honolulu ' for Ban ''oShis plan to the to buy the regalia, after this date, as some of it be up. expects the federal reserve banks to Francisco, arrived April 12. Sicgh. and the is tfst what have to made r MA Canadian authorities mean to do under be ready for business by August 1st. Thomas, from Manila for Honolulu, of the excursionists should get busy, think and conclude today and mail the - - April 15. .. . . the recent Canadian judical decision REPLY CARD AT ONCE. that Canada is not justified in exclud- Club All How women do envy a man when Sheridan, from 'Honolulu, for' Guam ' up ort . ing Hindus. he struts the street a rainy day and Manila. Sailed April 15 . ' r UNFORM with the bottom of his trousers turn Dix at Manila. .. " . ed up! . Warren, stationed at th OREGON WOMAN DIES, 117. There will be two marching sections, the first White Brigade and the second sec-t4o- n. PhOlnnln. White Brigade will be dressed in full Ad Club uniform: Hat, coat, shirt, YORK, Apr. 29. (Associated and NEW Ey Iatt-s-t Malll Plans trousers shoes, all white; hat band, badge, lei, sash and flag. The second se- Wireless) John D. hat, hat band, Press by Federal PORTLAND (Ore.), Oregon's oldest ctionwhite white shirt, badge, lei and flag rest us agreeable. We Rockefeller, Jr., yesterday issued a want a majority in full Ad Club uniform. Ladies dress accordingly. Matson'Navigation Company position woman, Mrs. Mary de Lore, over 117 statement in defonae of the years cf age,? died at Joseph's minority stockholders of the St Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu ; of the Home for tie Aged her. She was born WATCHWORD Colorado- - Coal & Fuel Company in Big Every Ad Club member will have to know the special Ad Club "watch word" on FOR ,3AN FRANCISCO: company and raised near the old Hudson's Bay FROM SAN FRANCISCO: which he declared that the Company trading post at Vancouver. entering the fair grounds. It will be given to you by J. D. Levenson. when buying S. S. Lurline May 5 8. 8. Matsonia ...... Ma t. had granted all the demands of the Wash., being a trapper and your regalia. except the her father S. S. May 12 8. 8. Lurltna ...... May 12 miners before the strike her mother an Indian. She raised a Wilhelmina imionliinsr of the camps. This the AD CLUB EXCURSION TICKETS large family, but outlived them all. S. S. Manoa May M 8. 8. Wilhelmina ...... May 20 company regarded as a matter of prin- Time Special Ad Club excursion tickets will be sold by the members of the excursion ciple and could not be arbitrated. committee, (not ot the railway station) at $1.00 each for the return trip, up to May 8. 8. Manoa ..May 28 IGOROTS WILL AGAIN POSE. 2nd inclusive not later. S. S. Matsonia May 28 By Latest Mail AD CLUB REGALIA S. S. Lurline June 2 8. S. Matsonia ...... June 3 j Two Miles a Minute MANILA. "Indian" Millar sailed S. S. Wilhelmina 9 S. 8. :, 9 The entire regalia will be sold only by James D. Levenson, June Lurline :.Juna on the S. S. Taming with 12 Igorrotes at at office, McCandless S. S. HYADES sails San Frjncisco on building basement, only on Saturday, May 2nd, and only 1 p. m. 5 p. from for Honolulu cr about Twomilesamlnute for exhibition purposes in America. between and m. Apr. 25.

; ', . - was v Geehowwefly! The ship held two hours while DEPARTURE (place S. S. HONOLULAN caila from Seattle for Honolulu direct or of SwIftasameteoT an effort was being made to prevent and time) about May 9. Igorots being On May Cth, at 12:15 p. m. sharp, alUAd Club excursionists shall assemble at Streaklngthesky. the taken to the & t states,' but. the efforts proved useless Countv Hishop street, opp. Young Hotel. Berger's band will parade the Club to depot at CASTLE C00KEf LTD., General AgentsHonolulu Whatlsthatblur? and the ship finally proceeded with 12:30 sharp. Board special and only Ad Club train at 1 p. m. sharp. The Ad Club ' Onlythetreea, its passengers. The commission has train leaves Leilehua for Honolulu at 10 p. m. sharp. r ' Lookatthemwave. passed a law which prohibits the ex- AD ..Mywhatabreetel ploitation of the non-Christia- n tribes, ' CLUB AUTOISTS i All Ad i also extending the provisions of the Fair Club members and their ladies traveling in autos should wear Ad Club OCEANIC STEAMSHBCO non-slaver- y non-Christia- n band, badge, lei and flag. Ahonkandarush, law to the hat "SYDNEY SHORT Y LINE" rt v Aflashanda smell provinces. The law does not prohibit Whatdidwehlt? the Igorots from leaving the coun- THE REPLY CA RD FOR SAN FRANCISCO: FOR 8YDNEY, N 8. W.: x Dld8omebodyyell ? try, but prevents others from using Whether you travel alone or with party, in train or auto, please mail reply card S. S. Sierra May 9 8. 8. Sonoma...... May II them for exhibition purposes. at todav. We must have all information from all members on May x 1st 1)0 NOT S. S. Ventura .May 15 8. 8. Ventura;...... June 15 - AJarandascream WAIT- ACT TODAV. S. 8. Sierra June 6 8. 8. 8onoma ...... Muly IS Itlookedlikeahoree ; PLAGUE RAGING AT HONGKONG. S. S. Sonoma June 19 8. 8. Ventura '..Aug. 10 Notelllngnow, For other information S. S. Sierra July 4 8. S. 8onoma ...8pt. .7 By Keeptothecourse Latest Mail TO SAN FRANCISCO, $65.00; ROUNO TRIP, $110.00. Y 1 MANILA. There have been 03 Schofield Address TO SYDNEY, $150.00; ROUND TRIP, $225.00. T Outoftheroad! cases of bubonic plague with 49 D. death during the week ending March JAMES LEVENSON, Sailing Lists and Folders on application to C. BREWER CO., LTD, Giveusashow! General Agents. Twomilesamlnute 28, in Hongkong, and as a result spe- P. O. Box 832 Geehowwego! cial precautions are being taken in ' Newark News Manila to prevent the disease spread Barracks Honolulu, Hawaii lng to the Philippines. Chairman Excursion Committee , Henry Bacon one of, the leading ar - Schofield County Fair - When a man first makes a fool of PACIFIC MAIL STEAnOHIF CO. 0- chitects of New York, is now on his ' himself he gets an awful jolt but he Sailings from Honolulu or or about the following dates: j way to San Francisco to superintend Record-Herald- soon gets used to it . FOR THE ORIENT. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. the finishing of the great court of the One opportunity is enough for the VKSSKLS TO DKI'ART PASSEXJKRS DEPARTED Four Seaspns, wjilch will be the'first man who knows how to take advan- movements of Manchuria, via Manila.. May 4 Mongolia '...April 39 ot to be completed. tage of it. Record-Herald- . Thursday, April 30. Per M. N. S. S. Manoa, for San the five coftrts Nile May 16 Mongolia, P. M. S. Francisco, April 28. Mrs. H. New- Persia May mail Steamers San Francisco Mongolia May 20 U S., 9 a. m. man, Mrs. Grayer, Miss Efflnger, Mrs. ' VJBSTEKK. 1 4 Persia June 9 Korea Ma 81 Oahu Railway Time Tab 1 4 Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr., 5 Effinger, Leandro and wife, Mr. and J VESSLLS TO ARRIVE ; p m. Mrs. Chas. H. Jeremias, Wm. Guilford, S. S. Korea June 22 4 Siberia Juna 9 nEtWER r Friday, May 1. F. A. Stanford, A. Brown, Mrs. H. S. S. Siberia July 1 OUTWARD. Thursday, April 30. Mr. G.. Spalding, Mr. 18 Kona and Kau ports Mauna Loa, Damon, and Mrs. China via Manila out 8. 8. China ...June Scenicway. Tor Walanae, WaiaTua, K&hulra a Maui ports Claudine, stmr. noon-- . and Mrs. C. R, Appleton, Misses De The Transcontinental stinr.. and in July 10 S. 3. Manchuria .. .June 23 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY Way stations 9:15 a. m., 2:20 p. n Thursday, April 30. Maui jtorts Claudine, stmr., 5 p. Von, Misses Spalding, Mrs. Grant, Salina Cruz via San Francisco and D. For Pearl City, Ewa Mill nd Wa: ni. Mrs. Sanford, C. Lufkin, Capt. and f For general information apply to A.-- S. S. Between Stations f7: 30 a. mM a. m Round ports .Arizonan, Saturday, May 2. Mrs. J. R. Ferrier, Dr. and Mrs. Ed. Oakland, Kansas City, 11:30 a. 2:15 p. 3 20 p. m Saturday, May 2. Hilo via w;iy ports Mauna Kea, M. Pallette, Miss G. Jenkinson, Mrs. H. Haokfeld & Co- Ltd. - San Franelsco, way ports Kea, - Aconto St Louis, Omaha and Chicago S:15 p. m., 19:30 p. m., fll.lB p. xt Tliio via Mauna stmr., 2 p. m. C. Leonard, J. Webb, R. Jenkinson, J. For Wahiawa and Lellehua 10:1' stmr. Monday. May 4. K. Kaulia, C H. Rose, J. E. Garcia, via A. Rego, Noon, a, m., t2:40 p. 5:00 p. n. Nl: Sunday, May 3. Kauai ports V. G. Hall, stmr., 5 H. Pereiar, Parsley Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs and p. m. Maui, Molokai aim Lanai ports Mi- - ? p. m. C. G. Collais, Mrs. Gannon and 2 Mrs. M. Denver INWARD. Kanaia, stmr. Maui ports Claudine. stmr., 5 p. children, Roberts, Mahoney, WALDRON, LTD, HIlo Matsonia, M. X. S. S. m. Wolff, Mrs. C. Waterman. Miss A. FRED V. Arrive Honolulu from Kahtkt, Wa L. Mr. and Mrs. KISEN Maul ports Claudine. stmr. Kauai ports Xoeau, stmr., 5 p. m. Lux. Miss Ackerman. T0Y0 KAiSM Agent alua and Walanae 8:36 a. mn Mather, 0. Kauai ports W. G. Hall. stmr. Tuesday, May 5. E. Rego, Mr. and Mrs. Joe p. m. Mc-Kenzi- c D. e, Kauai ports Kinau. stmr. Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports Mr. and Mrs. Bjorkman, Mrs. Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill a May Miss V. C. McKenzie, Miss FREIGHT Monday, 4. Mikahala, stmr., 5 p. m. i Company and Pearl City 45 a. m., 8:3 a. m M. G. M. Stean of the above will call at and leave Honolulu f7: San Francisco Sierra, O. S. S. .Hongkong via Japan ports Man- Scott, J. Towler, Jr. 11:02 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4.26 p. on or about dbelow: Tuesday, May 5. P. M. S. S. Per str. Kinau for Kauai ports, the dates mentior.e TICKETS 5:31 p. 7:S0 p. m. churia. Also Reservat:ons San Francisco Manchuria, P. M. S. San Francisc- o- Thomas, U. S. A. T. April 2S. Harris Johnson, J. R. Mey- FOR THE "ORIENT: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: any point cm the Arrive Honolulu from WabJa Kauai ports Kinau, stmr., 5 p. m. ers. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wilcox, A. S. S. S. Tenyo Maru May 15 S. S. Nippou Maru Apr. 29 mainland and Lellehua 9:15 a. m., fl:56 p. m Manila via Nagasaki Thomas. U. Wednesday, May 6. vi!cox, Manuel Medeiros. Miss M. I. S. S. Nippon Maru May 21 S. S. Hongkong Maru ..May 16 8e WELLS FAR- 4:01 p. m., lO p. m. S. A. T. Hilo via wry pons Mauna Kea, Wilcox. Fred Aaser. F. B. Cooke, Mrs. S. S. Shinyo Maru June 12 S. S. Shinyo Maru May 20 GO A CO., 72 S. The Halelwa Limited, a two Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, stmr.. 10 a. m W. H. Rice, Jr., Miss E. C. Gill, T. R. S. S. Chiyo 29 S. stmr. Maru June S. Chiyo Maru June King St Tel. 1515. train (only first-clas- s tickets honors San Francisco Matsonia, M. X. S. Woclfield, Rev. Tse Kei Wei. S. S. Tenyo Maru July 27 S. S. Tenyo Maru July 7 leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:1 San Francisco Lurline, M. X. S. S. S.. 1) a. m. Per str. Mikahala. for Maui. Molo- - Wednesday, May 6. a. m for Haiel?' Hotel retnmln Central and South American ports kai and Lanai ports. Apr. 28: Miss Calls at Manila, omitting call at Shanghai. I Hongkong via Japan ports Seiyn rives in Honolulu at 1,0.10 p. m. Th via Hilo Seiyo Maru, Jap. stmr. M. Dunn. WE WASH AND STERILIZE Maru. Jap. stmr. Limited stops only at Pearl City aa Thursday, May 7. Per str. Mauna Kea for Hilo and CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu Kauai ports W. G. Hall. stmr. V. PILLOWS Walanae. Kauai ports G. Hall, stmr., 5 way ports, April 20: Mrs. F. H. FEATHER Thursday, May 7. p. m. Dally tExcept Sunday tSunday oat Shanks, F. F. Brisbie. W. C. Swart, LAUNDRY Maui ports Claudine, stmr. Friday, May 8. ALEX. YOUNG G. P. DENISON, F. C. 8MITK .las. L. Coke. Misu Ablinger. Miss Phone 3461 Saturday, May 9. Maui portsClandine. p. m. A. Kiogii. Mrs. Brown. A. Selmer. Mrs. CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- N Superintendent G. P. Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, Saturday. May 9. ROYAL MAIL LINE J. M. Lee and infant. Miss Ella Leo. stmr. j San Francisco Sierra, O. S. S.. 1 Tuesday, May 12. i noon. Master Rudolph Lee. For Sara, Auckland aa4 Sydney Fvr Yletoria aa4 TaaeaaTft S. S. Niagara May 20 J S. S. Marama. May 11 San Francisco Wilhelmina, M. N Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, T. ' S. S. Marama June 17 I S. S. Makura June 1 Murakami Shoter S. S. stmr., 3 p. m. S. S. 15 I S. S. 14 Thursday, May 14. j l'ASSENdKKS HOOKED Makura July Niagara July Importer and Dealer la Tuesday. May 12. OWL San Francisco Sherman, U. S. A.! San Francisco Lurline, M. X. S. S., ; T. G Per str. U. G. Hall for Kauai ports, DRY FANCY GOOD p. m. THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., GENERAL AGENTS 5c JAPANESE and 15. ! April "' Judge L. A. Dickey. Friday, May Cigar PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Etc San Francisco Tenyo Maru. Jap. ' 32-3- Per str. Mauna Ioa for Kona and 4 Hotel Street, near Kuuaiu. stmr. Siam has just joined the sistprhooi 2 Kau ports, May 1. .1. IJghtfoot. M. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- f nations will participate in STEAMSHIP COMPANY Sydney, X. S. W. via Pago Paco that R. and Goo Wan exposition and Rajani Osaki. Wallace wife. New York to Honolulu every sixth day via Tehuontepec. Ventura. O. S. S. the Prince has Hoy. Miss Connant, Mrs. ('on:iant, From appointed as commissioner. Freight received at all times the company's wharf, 41st Street, Saturday, May 16. Mrs. McWayne and servant, Mrs. L. ( at Y. TAKAKUWA St CO., This nations al- South Brooklyn. Hongkong via Japan ports Hong- makes that ham Child. Mr. and Mr3. Palmer. H. Fujimoto, Limited. kong Maru. Jap. stmr. ready accepted the invitation of the FROM SEATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT par- Per str. Claudine for Maui ports. ! C0tfXISS10 MERCHANTS San Francisco Nile, P. M. S. S. l 'resident of the United States to S. S. MEXICAN to sail about May 3rd Wholesale A Retail Dealer Thirty-ei- May 1: F. Strange. Japanese Provisions and ticipate in the world exposition. S. S. VIRGINIAN to sail about ...May 15th ENGLISH k AlIERICA WOOLS) General Merchandise A pedigiee is pll right in its way. ght states and territories of the Per str. Mauna Kea for Hilo and GOODS e de- C. SILK AJTD COTTOX Nuuanu St near King St. bvit it's money that makes the in.-ir- American 1'nicn. up to da'p. hajir way ports. May 2: Mrs. Hit(hcock, H. Hackfeld A Co.. Ltd.. Aeents P. Morte. On!. Prelaht Aaeat 4 & . 4 Corner Nuuanu Beretanla St. go. New York Times. cided to participate. Miss Hitchcock and maid.