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ni'iS'BlJBBljNGW IEI of, Sector of Verdun Front, uShi RENCH Mortar Throwing Bomb Into Lints Teutom In Vaux HAWAII BUSINESS Where Germans Have Shifted Their Attack! and Also Met With Stiff Rettance From Oallici COAST ARE '''hiv. ; ; ; I. - a I H 111 MB I I II I 11 r ULIIUUII LII1L Progressives May Nominate - ' - INTERESTS FAVOR : i ,.. v . , - Roosevelt Without . . . i . .i ' l . '' v .

Waiting Republican Action : ' ' , - .7. IDLE: VESSELS 'hi w t CAUSEOFDOCU 'V t - HAWAII MAY GET TWO VOTES CANNOT LOAD Planters' Association. Sugar Fac Cummins and Governor Brum- '" VAUX AGAIN tors and Commercial Organi i baugh Launch Their Booms zations Uphold Strikers As Candidates Great Strike of Longshoremen Is Inaugurated and Unless Settle- For Time At Baffled Le.Mort MUCH SUGAR IS AFLOAT ment Is Reached Very Soon of (AiMeUUd Ptm by TUntl Wlralaw.) Homme West Meuse Crown AND MUST BE UNLOADED Will r'.. CHICAOO, Jan 8 The political pot S- Commerce Be Paralyzed Prince Turns Attention To i bubbling right merrily here. New Sectors East of the Stream boomn are being launrked or are In the air and moch talked about by. the ii Stevedores' Union Powerful and NON-UNIO- N WHARFMEN from all parta of the country Hii Influence of Local Ship- LOADING IN SEATTLE who are in town getting ready for the FIRST ASSAULTS CARRY At Back convention, at appearing before the na- pers Its SOME FRENCH TRENCHES tional committee in connection with the contest over aeata that that body is Some San Francisco Maritime hearing. eW possible Influence Is being The committee yesterday made two brought to bear by the combined Concerns Indicate Willingness Russ Block Offensive Launched important deeUions. The first gave business Interests of Hawaii to To Reach Understanding With two delegates to the convention from Pacific By Num- btTO the demands of the By Turks Reinforced Hawaii, two from Porto Rico and two Coast Zaongsboremen's TJnlon grant Laborers and Others Weaken from the Philippines, The committee bers of German and Aus- ed uncondltionsti and without voted to place toe names of these dele- undue delay. "A trian Columns In Asia Minor gates upon the temporary roll of the convention, with the recommendation Thia information was given out yes- (Associated Press by Federal Wlrslsss.) that they be allowed to vote. terday afteraon by members of the FRANCISCO, June 2. Vote Now Beems Assured Hawaiian Planters' Association, the JAN (AMocUUd Ptm rsdarsl Wireless.) AS J Shipping on the Pacific Coast It is believed here that the recom- CARRANZA NOTE IS REGARDED BY WASHINGTON AN INSULT Sugar Factors representatives of the June 2. Beaten for the is at a standstill. Not a stroke of LONDON, mendation will carry full weight with steamship companies, and prominent at their efforts to break the convention and that the delegates work was done in any of the through the French lines west of mentioned wiU be permitted to exercise officers of the chamber of commerce the Mpiino, the commanders under the their fuU fe notions members of, Honolulu! s thevf onsensus of western ocean ports yesterday,' after- as voting Of ,Worjs i!t German Crows Prince yesterday of the convention. President Is Expected To Reboke Writer Sharply For fensive Jblic opinion that this is the only save in Seattle, where there 'werey noon switched their prorations' to the course . s.4r The other tiecision of the committee ope. 675 non-unio- n longshoremen:'' pomtioiiM of that river and launch ', 'V'lVe must sew that their demands " oted to seat Henry Jackson, dele- - are granted. has everything loading some ships, , while thev . j- - " m. Jrenr.h who are hulding torVrnthe shell- - (Associate sess Wt federal Wlrslesa.) having done in his conduct of the ingthe American troops- - unun And r gate from Alabama. This msans that ' Uvlons notbine gLsfriM battered trenches defending Vaux and ' - - -- o- itf. ' tna Hnirhes iswm srinl .. Isaa ilitMi Mexican problem';' " ran 4 sc. ofjier IHonrsw sudioo, TWls ' tlx- - country-- ' ASUlNGTON, June "2c- - lavru goyrpungHT Lrrotbjng and makfnfc too' Effort to Thiuiimnyt and between vetes wheaV iaef a fleer treaisnreT 0 Citstlw. Jok:e, ' , lghtma. iht Arto, those pointa;"' This accusation' against the can show beyond ill question that com- strike-breaker- s. v. of the convention. Official Washington ir de sad HroMe n many plantation, interfere with the , In on'1 sector, between - polic- .Dousumont Senator A. B. Cummins of Iowa .and President of the United States it is capable of thoroughly panies said concerning . the situation. in Seattle is typi- e by Insulting The situation and Vaux, whnre the Governor Martin O. Brumbauch of cidedly incensed the "Cnder ths Iji Toilette Seamen's Art shells indeed, is the one thing that has ing the Mexican border. When cal of of dockwork-er- s have played such havoc with the Pennsylvania, both of whom are can- of note, no vessel can leave an American port the strike the (allie the Teutonic swarm tone the latest Carranza up greatest commo- this proof is given, say. the offi- treuches, didates for the Republican Presidential stirred the inleas its crew U certificated. The on the Pacific ; Coast so far. was and drove the French nomination, opened their respective demanding the immediate with- tion here, and there was not a cials, the American columns will crews lire unionised throughout and nut of their advance positions, after Xot a single case of violence has headquarters and tbelr followers im- drawing of the American troops little talk last liiglit that be ordered back home, and not are work inn in fierfect harmony with hours of ter rills fighting in which the mediately got down to hard work mak- the stevedores and worhingmen s asso been reported and the men are ap- nttackers unffered heavy caHuolties. ing smooth the paths of their ehiefa. now south of the Mexican border. is considering sending a before. The reply to the Carran- ciations nshore. parently under excellent disci- Elsewhere Attacks rail Moose May Nominate Rooeerelt It became known last night strong rebuke to the Mexican of- za note will, it was declared last " I Ins is a big movement and an deter- Klsewhi're in jliis section of the Ver- organized one and there is no course pline. They are, however, dun front the Germans were unable to The politicians received a slight sur- that President Wilson considers ficials for that charge. night, undoubtedly contain a open other than to accede to thi mined to win nnd feel con6dent make their numbers eount for as much prise when a despatch from former the general tenor of the commu- Never, say the authorities, has positive statement to that effect demands of the unions, else we will President Roosevelt, in Pittsburgh, an- that they are going to triumph. and the French machine guns and hand offensive" and have no men to load and unload the nounced that he probably will not at nication as "most the United .States received such .....1 ...... , . KrenadtiH rolled up a frightful score of .hi... .r tk.iu-m- i tum-ii- " Union Bound 1 1 .in., To Win fir O C I SI Saif IMIfinl mii.n, .i....: ti i.j. (lend and wounded as the Bavarians tend the convention of the Progressive may send a sharp rebuke to the an offensive communication from rcnanimu rnu qnvinH uunrcn t Hawaii Has mnuence party. Me 6 as 'speecb-makia- J. Foley, president of the and I'niNHiuns charged repeatedly completed his head of the de facto government a loreign country. ,INot even COLON A DUB LAN', Mexico, This view of the situation was the J. itKiilnxt Hteadfast lines. tour of the Middle West, aud one commonly Pacific Longshore- the Brit- udvnnred yesterduv district of the Kiirlier in the day the French, by a is on his way back to Oyster Bay. at Mexico City. from Spain, nor from Great June 2. General Pershing and Thc cable was kept hot with messages men's Union, in a formal state- - . Hweexni ill counter attack, hud ousted There was a deal of talk regarding State department officials were ain, nor indeed 'from Mexico, it- General Gavira held a prolonged nil day and wireless Advices and re the Teutons from the trenches they rec- the possibility that the Progressives quests for further information kept im-n- t issued yesterday 'afternoon, will go divided between a desiri to laugh self, has there ever come a mes- conference yesterday afternoon ently captured south-eas- t of Le Mort ahead and nominate Roosevelt all the lines luisv. Hawaii's concert declared that the strikers will Homme. In without waiting to see what the Re- and their anger at the wording sage so replete with veiled insult on the details of the cooperation ull, 400 meters fAl into ed effort should have considerable stand out all their demands." the limnlx of the Gallic troops, who publicans will do'at their convention. used by General Carranza in ad to the administration and to the between the Carranza and Ameri- weight with mainland shipping inter fir hold re- Chairman Perkins of the Progressive in- e said "we can add 30,000 fust to their gains despite the received here can forces. the ests. for the monthly export and that pented iind desperate efforts on the national committee, in speaking of this dressing this government. country as one After conference coming trade between .1 i i i report night, these Islands men to tnose aircany out, stioumit pnrt of the invaders to retake the last said: It was felt here on all sides that night before last. ieneral 1'ershing said that he had and the main land foots Up 10,000,000 "Many of the delegates to the Pro- a step prove necessary. ground. be- it a month. such gressive convention of, not the Carranzista authorities arc In spite of this, or perhaps found "both pleasant and profit- Germans Finally are in favor It i. believed that the Mat son Navi The sentiment among the ship Retire waiting for the action of the Repub- of of- mat- hoiii-- either deliberately attempting to cause it, the administration able to meet anl talk over gstimi Company will at once grant For the fighting raged in this licans. I do not feel way about owners here and elsewhere along icinity and then the Germans gave up that pick a (piarrel with this country, ficials last night repeated that ters with General Gavira." No the full demands of the union as Hind it myself. Personally, I am in favor of Rolph Navigation Company the Coast seems to be divided. for a time and retired to their own waiting in a spirit of and or they are doing exactly what Washington will under no cir- details of the conference were al- and the conciliation, Union Steain:hip Company have al- of trenehe. leuving to the big guns the in hope the - Last night representatives the that Republicans will tliev accuse President Wilson of cumstances consider withdraw- lowed to leak out. ready done. Decision aa to the posi work of pounding the French nominate a man whom we Progressives Mind. Rolph & Co., Western tion of the American-Hawaiia- n the wvrks anil smnxhing the barbwire en- can heartily endorse." and tanglements. This bombardment was go- Oceuuic coiuiiuiiies dependa on the Fuel Company, the South Sea ing on when the official report was pub- D tttitiidc of the management of these Navigation Company and others WILL URGE CUBAN TREATY WASHINGTONILENTIft'onPcacc LEIBKNECHT H E L in ions, the stock policy lished in I'arix lust night. corpoi and of expressed their willingness to pay But the Teutons were not still for UPON JAPANESE OFFICIALS which nu1 ci nt rolled by mainland cap long. Hardly hod their troops gone ital. I1 ' ilu's Ini. iness men do not the men what they demand in the lmek Dead Court In doubt that the wishe- of the local between Man's Hill and (Special by Marconi Wireless to BERLIN ATTACK Clause ON TREASON CHARGE trade way of increased pay, fifty-fiv- e redou- will be given due weight imme- Avooouit, when their artillery Nlppu J1J1) and bled in vilumn its attack on the Dou- diate consideration. cents an hour for regular time sumont fort nnd the terrain immediate- SAN FRANCIHOO, June 2. K. Ihi Naval BUI,Lost Much Sugar Afloat and one dollar an hour for all ly surrounding that position. da, former chief of the civil adminis- When the news first spread yester- Italians I alt Austrian. tration of Formosa .and a well known day morning that the situation long over time, and to meet their other industrial expert of Japan, reuched Berlin Professor Says President Socialist Leader. Who Headed Again Home reports that her legions Speaker Clark Says Section Es- threatening on the Pacific Coast had demands as well. have halted the advance of the Aus- here yesterday from an inspection trip Wilson Would Be Repellant May Day Peace Dempnitra reached n climax, and that the strike Some Shippers Yield tria in in the Tyrol. Kverywhere in to Houth America and Cuba, He say? tablishing Tribunal Is Best was actually on, general apprehension that section of the Italian front the at- he will urge a new treaty with Cuba As Peace Promoter tion, Must Stand Trial was ten ami considerable slitrm ex ..Otlfer shipping concert, tackers hove been stopped or repulsed upon the officials of his eountry, anil Feature of Measure pressed. while they did not go as far as with hen V loss. The struggle con- that Japan send capitalists and men of '1 he steamer Mexican was known to enterprise to Island to study the be wearing the Golden this, indicated that they were tinues ut'Vosina south of Arsiero, and that (Ajioclstsd Press by rsdarsl Wlrslsss.) (Aeaoclated Proas by Federal Wireless.) Gate with her there has, been heavy artillery actions sugar industry. cargo of l.'l.oOO tons of Hawaiian su willing to meet the men more -- . ..I,-- .lime 2. Adminis- (Aisodstsd Proas by radorsl Wireless.) (X)I'KN H AGKN, June 2. Despatch- lit I.ngnrina. ''f WASHINGTON, gar, vulued at present prices at one than half way and grant part, at The Russian advance 14 Mesopotamia r tration officials last night declined to WASHINGTON, June aRepresenta-tiv- es from Berlin,. received here last night, and two thirds million dollars. The SYRIANS ASK PERMISSION Ber- of is reported to hve beon halted for the comment upon the despatches from Gardner of Massachusetts, yester- announced that the preliminary' court Texan is due to leave Kilo with a least, the workers' demands. AID lin, quoting Prof. Hans Delbrueck of 14,000 An- time beiiiL' at least, by a determined TO STARVING KINSFOLK day attempted unsuccessfully to have examination of Karl Leibknecht, the ton cargo next Monday. A dozen of the smaller compa- Turkish offensive Asia Minor. Rein- the I'niversity of Berlin as having de stricken out the provision of the naval other "not) tons is afloat on the Mat-sonia- , in Socialist leader, who was arrested, in nies have already yielded to the forced by Austrian and German troops (Associated rrsaa by federal Wireless.) c In red that "President Wilson as u appropriation bill establishing an inter- so that all told Hawaiian plant- between (lermany und her connection with the bread and peace 4,iW0.00O demands, the Turks have attacked the Kussians, WASHINGTON, 2. mediator national court for the enforcement, of ers have nearly worth of according to reports at June A commit allies, and the members of the Kutente who have been moving westward from tee of New York Hyriana haa appealed peace. His measure was overwhelm- riots in Berlin on May Day, has decid- sugar in jeopardy should the trouble the strike headquarters last night, powers, is not acceptable; is indeed on n more Diarbekr end, while they are said to to Wilson seek permission ingly defeated. ed to prosecute him nu a charge of take serious aspect. President to to the German people." No and others are said to be on the have held them stationary, pending the from Turkey and the Powers ispeaker Clark, in speaking regarding one anticipates rioting or seri- Entente Ttiut statement, according to the de- eot treason. ous as of arrival of Hlav 'reinforcements, the to send food to Mount this ion, declared it is "the best disturbances the labor move point coming in today. ths Syrians in spatches, was made in an article print- whole He I.eiliknecht and his fellow Socialist a is reported as Russians have maintained, their gains Lebanon, an autonomous state under feature of the bill.' added meut entirely orderly. Replying to a threat of Seattle ed in Berlin yesterday. The German I streo-uousl- y nnd remained steady despite ferocious the control of the Turkish thut "this policy of piling up arma- ave heen agitating more or less There is no serious doubt on the mat, at ks. government, professor says that thu " iden of ac- ments can be brought to an end only ter of values either. Vnlesa shipowners that, should the tal where it is said that more than 00,000 for peace almost from the out- all signs Stopped cepting mediatiou from the hands of by n or these great cargoes in- Turkish Allies conference conferences of the break of the on oc- fail stand to strike continue in that city, the have died of starvation since the out Wilson is something repellant. war, and several The suiue is true of the situation Mr. people of the world," casions been disciplined crease in value because of delayed break of the war. Mis sympathies ure most obviously hsve by the entire shipping business would be farther north at Huiburt. Here the Tho preparedness, advocates, however, authorities for their activity. delivery intlicr than suffer any fall ond Milh the Kutente Allies." won some victories, nnd last night ex- ing off 1'ii.es will probably go moved to Vancouver, union Turks their Teutonic allies have 'J'ho Socialist leader was the jmost higher the been gathering strength some time SCHOONER "The President," continues tho arti- pressed the hope of being able to win bee a .i of the holding up for BIG CALLA0 prominent figure in the really danger- - of these leaders informed the owners that lust launched cle, by using in his speeches expres- before the measure comes to very uiid have at the offensive IN others the tms demonstration in favor peace lingoes. ' IS BURNED OAKLAND sions which are insulting, hits created vote. of Opinions they wire perfectly willing such whieh the Grand Duke Nicholas has final thut ended in the death of many of Various reported they expected for some time tin ut niosphore between us which ren- They obtained $ft000.000 for enlarg- "It is very fortunate for lis," said a move should be made, but that (Associated Prow , his followers on Msy Day. He 07 rsdarsl Wireless.) cordial no longer Puget Sound and other navy-yards- ws C. p. Here also the attackers failed to make ders rapprochement ing arrested immediately afterward. Mnise. general freight agent of ii it were done the strike would any delinite impression against the in- OAKLAND, California, June 'J. possible. ' ' although their light for money to en- the American Hawaiian Steamship vaders of Turkey, and were themselves The schooner Calluo was burned to the The work for the great prepared- large Mine Island yard and the Brook- Company, "that we have no steamers be carried to Vancouver at' once. compelled to full back between the water line lust night, when the gaso- ness parade to be held in this city on lyn yard was defeated. WESTERN WOMAN ELECTED calling at nnv of the Puelfie ' Cmt Silk Cargo Held Up of the Muscovite line on board exploded. Hhe was Flag bay, June 14, continues. It is an , (Aeioctated Prose by Federal Wireless.) during this month stubborn resistance tank except for the The Tenyo Marti of the T. K. infantry and artillery. lying in the Moore Hcott shipyard at noiinced that President Wilson intends NORSE STEAMER IS SUNK NKW YORK, June 1. Mrs. Joaiah Texan and Mexican. The stopping of The offensive had its effect, however, the time apd although every effort was to be in the procession on foot, march Kvuna Cowles of Los Angelea was elect- these steamera, however, will seriously K line, with a cargo of silk, (Aisoelsud Proas by Todwal Wireless.) raw in another theuter of the war, accord made by the fire department to save ing through the streets ut the head of ed president of the General Tsdei affect the sugar buainess here, na the reached San Francisco yesterday, ing to despatches from 1'etrograd yes- ber, she probably will be an almost tlie line. Afterward he will review LONDON, June 1 The Norwegian tion of Women's Clubs today ber op holding up of sugar ahipmente will stop terday, end the Russians have found complete loss. The damage. Is esti- the procession from the- - president utl I'steunier Rauma has been sunk in the uncut being Mrs. Samuel Hneath of payments und the financial situation afternoon and went to her dock. 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BLAKEStEE WILL HOLD CK'KnKMX ' . I 111 z k I KIN 4(1 RETAIN OFFICE CATTLt RUltCELY ISl.'i'JSMED OUT SPEECH BY HILSOU sfsis OH Secretary Burleson Stands By OiiVERDUIiFRONT TJfsTthcuished Career Brought To MEMORIAL DAY Miss Bernlce Brundley Becomes Fourth Assistant Who Attack- 'An End By Death In San Supervising Principal of the ' Bill, ed Postal Appropriation, VA Francisco Schools of Garden Island;1 ; PEI1CE 0 FFER ' Crown Priitce'l Army Drives Naturalized Teutons Who Seek f vv-j- ,v ,1.4 .. i . L, .:: r, Freioh Out of Their Trsnches" t T9 Control Congress For Path (AiMcUt4 7 T4mJ Wireless.) (Asssmatsd by redssal WinOn.) Fiw ' ' rna (Mall 8pdnl to The Advertiser.) Near Cumleres Sa'K 1. Rear-Admir- erland Are Denounced WASHINGTON, June L Fourtn FRANCISCO, June LUIL'E. Mav 30. Muek UUrest has fill Postmaster-Genera- l V. N., ng Blakslee la John F. Murray, 8. the been felt fv tb paet nil Wkn sea-corni- j-- (I not to be requested to, resign, by first commandant of ths asAai station, the appointments for th fol- 1 Harleeon, according te AUSTFIANS "CONTINUING Honolulu, who nssisted in the purchase PRESIDENT'S ARLINGTON lowing year In the school teaching font information tent leaked ttt in oflUieJ by the United Mates gevoritroent of the of Kanat. Th teacher form lea-e-n 'F0RCIN(S ITALIANS rircles yesterday, nor will Mr. Bur BACK land at Pearl Harbor required for the UTTERANCES' MEANINGLESS part of the life on the. Garden d Qr. Gustav SffBcrrtahh, Scores Continued Presence of Yankee reprimand bis assistant for bis establishment of a naval station and isle-an- their nlectionj resignation or stand ok the railroad postal bill whiek dockyard died on from r-- e most-vital- , of Rio Grande there, Tuesday lection, are. a topic, at Policy of President of United Forces South rrwitej a trsmeadou amount of talk, the ' results ''Of n stroke of apoplexy prcssst., Anpovnemnt today wa nude in Troops Counter-attac- k Chief Executive Constitutes,. An '(Insupportable the national capital a few days ago Russian which he suffered a month, age. Uses 'Weasel concerning the first listed teacher for ! tStates, WWeHU0FilloYYiQele Mr. BJnkelan appeared .before the ' Admiral Murray had a distinguished ' and Rout After Ufe-BW- t). ' next year. postal bit- Turks Battle - vo- Words That Suck In Situation' Must Be Ended eoinmittee of the house and record.- Hw entered the nary as a . gates .Reichstag ,, Cheer That ' The position of the most importance terly attacked that section of the poat-offlr- e At Diarbekr lunteer during 'the Civil War ajid was, Out.ot.PhraseASvT Lis, of course, that of supervising prin appropriation mensnr whiek pro- at if closet regularly commissioned as ' po- oi Hl.vjs"-- - cipal. H. H. Brodie ba held that vided for, an increase in the rates te a. ward.'fo the, erviaea.he, had. re a-- Miff the pnrt few years and span he pail sition for ASSERTS WASHINGTON HAS PUNITIVE! EXPEDITION to railroads for carrying' the " hi retiring, Miss Betnie Brundley will Ha (Asseelatod rtaa by Tnnajral WknUM.) r .u (Assedata Frsss by rsdaral WlrcJsss.) . DEFIANCE OF AUTHORITY mails. declared that the proposed succeed him. Mr. Brodie will be the ASSISTED TEUTON ENEMIES meusure was ' . little short of iniquitous, IjDN'DON, aad ferth ST. LOUlS.June 1 In , thor principal the Eleele Reboot. Miss and explained he Jua,lBak FRIENOS HERE SORROW of that 'bad personally still, gwlsga the peadalam ,4ff war' at oughly ,chareteflsti add res here Brundley baa successfully carried on written te a. namber of postmaster to ' , KjAdmtrtVpairiiK, eommahdant at Verdnn. : Near; , .Cnurettee wood, yterday,:4 Former- - Tbeo-do- r the work of principal In the Kapaa ask their aid in defeating the measure, the PenM Harbor, tUk informed yesterday President - School Permission Never Given By Oe which south oi town Of Cumieree, Roosevelt- denounced as traitors during the present year. Balked Submarine Campaion be regarded as a steal on the the littl by The. Advertiser of the death of Ad- eighth-grad- e the member, of the Germnn-Ameriea- n Mr. Kstberin Burke, now ; ' pnrt of the roads to which congress waa wkish Is the. miral Murrnyy expressed his regret at Lending Aid To Allies By Facto 'Government and Was northwest of Verdan, Alliance, scored President Wilson's teacher in the Li hue School, will Send ; yielding under' pressure. the. passing , of n distinguished naval s gaiasd gTonboV drivfag the Afemorial Day speech, at Arlinirton. and succeed her. Other change in the ing Them Munitions Forced Upon City of Mexico It is understood a committee, of n14.jtr;-'VA,- '- of War that Freath, dvajMed rapped Bryan Include the transferring of senators is to eaU upon postmaster-genera- l out iff tkoir trenle, wa a.; officer and Henry FrdV,,, the "K regarded an of Lee-from- Wai-me- For Use Against u . Miss Makawell to Prussia Without Regard For Any Rights thia morning- - to discuss with whib, a battle. Japrther to th enat, in the fin was heid th high t vHiBiiuaat pwrv or xne aaaress Etta aunn.lies'asd in cam- - when, the 'advancing, of Mia Francis him the whole situation and ask him est esteem by- - offlQera' the former President, in region fi.Le,3lrt, HJMrtke Fraaen, his brother th presene Thompson to her position,-- - nnd succes- to reprimand BlakaWe, and ask for his sal AUminU oJL remendous crowd, by a. suddsn ffeaniTew,. siKceeded. in onah. laid ''moral treason against sion Miss Blanche Martin in the posi- resignation. Should Mr. Burleston de As share. Admiral Mnr-m- y th United if (Asciat4 Press by Possral Wireless.) (Associated Tnm by Man! Wirlsu. driving, the- domtana' mark of the Mate,'- - xh door tion held by Mis Margaret MeClymont, clines to baok and eaptnr. of thos German 1 do either, it is asserted that bhd ia. secaring tb Pearl Harbor y Juno Germany will not June the committee will then take the whole ing atregly fortified positiosa on the site, fotr the eovernmeat. Americans wao are "striving by-Tr- who haa resigned. BERLIN, WASHINGTON, mean, tkeir power". to mak Soma of the other have been President Wilson as a of affair to President Wilson aad ask him alopeo.o point i lock in tkeir transfer presence sontkwesiern the, famaa hilt tin the southeast of Pearl s Hsoa-mauf- u representative ongrea . Mis to act. Harbor, facing the officers', quarters as in rv that of Dora Pieler. from u mediator between herself and her American troops in Mexico, con- Their loo ia. th .fighting was 223 pri- interest Germany Lihne, and Mis Kntherine soners aerea beside they w, in th naw is "tb of rather than to foes, no matter how badly alio may an situa- aad .machine gnaa, stasd station, the. interests of Wood, from Hulein Kehaha. stitutes "unsupportable n officially known Mn'rray the United States." to come to desire peace, n lvge quantity of rifle, asd mahle, ai Point, ' , re- according to f AlMaae Severdr Scored v , Among the principal wko will tion" that must be ended if the gua mmttitioB.: ;v 4 III I R1GGS ..t, . frMtMtf .Tnrniagbis attention to the German-- tain their former position, are. Mis fiery speech mad in tho Reichstag United States hopes to keep the BEATS Tke Berlin , version of ghtiag; in Bill the merles A Ilia see, , Coroael , Roosevelt Charlotte Mumford of Libue, John yesterdny by Doctor Gnstav 8troe- - republic. tht neigkborkeod of Cwmierea sayg that friendship of that scored that organisation bitterly, call- Bush of Koloa, Mis Payne of Wailua. mann. The address was received with "aftej day Of 'aati-America- n Such is the gist of a note, con- trensendonn fighting lha ing it an alliance," and Mrs. W. K. Mrldgewater and Mrs. B. V. OeraUna have, en- applause by tha ehamber. taining more than 12,000 words, TROLL R'SSUIT cloarsd the southern atuskingit, aetivitiea la aad put of HenDV. Amons th teachers ar Miss '.'A COf virons of Cttaueres, Jakiag J00, prison- Irfis Leone Jopson, Mis Doctor Htresemann declared that Ger- by General Carranza, head of ers little Jordan, sent aad eighteen machioo gn.' ne rnmadod that "the Maud Anderson, Mr. Guy Rankin, Mr. many rejected the idea thnt President in Mexi- t, Hof-gaar- the defacto government Krrenf .Onan. Th8sslMe, . United. Btaten has jdst one firm friend Henrietta Wedemyer, Mis Esther Wilson is available as a peace medi- co, and Oe. otkei sectors of the verdna Use in the world, aad friend i Uncle to the state department (Aasoelated Vresa by raasral Wlretoes.) that Miss Florence Deverrill, Mr. ator, the struggle wait ntniniaiMd.with hard- nam, i 8preck-ens- , made public last night. Doctor Victoria Huddy, kMiss Jusnita an WASHINGTON, May 3J. The su ly abated fnry, Mipeciallv by tha great Preaideat Wilson's Memorial Day Mrs. S, 8. Merlck ' Mis Marie "Indeed but exceedingly small Arredondo, the Carranza repre- preme number of Germans would vote to ac- court of the District of Columbia guns an botk aides. , The, German artil- address, next came, ia fo some stinging Holt, Miss Etixabeth Delnsrt, Mim deliver- today down House Votes Extra Million and cept nny offer which he might make to sentative in Washington, handed a decision holding lery , coatisued batteriagV away at the eommcntv It was weak, and worst tan Hannah nnd Daisy Sheldon, Mis Maria Av-eoa- declared the xpeaker. ed it to Secretary of State Lan- that United States Comptroller Will- French lines in the vicinity of Half Dollars For Army weak, asserted the' former President, KUia, Miss Jennie Btewart, Miss Molli u," sing yesterday afternoon, more iams may not retain the $.1000 Use Im- aad Hill 304, but without mater- wko insisted that Mr. Wilson had used Cummlngs, Mb AraaliaSlxite, Mis Haa Assisted Enemies posed upon the Riggs National Bask ial result. . Aerial Service weasel words" that sucked the life- - made possible than a week after it is believed to Maud Thompson, Mis Edna Pennlman, "He has it for our by the lower court and may not impose Thia artillery engagement was oae of blood out of hi phrases and made Miss Mautm Hamson, Mis Fuda enemies to keep going by his policies have left the City of Mexico. any further penalties upon the banking the .mcgH trmndeas things 0f this tr them jneaninglees. Strand, Mies Elemna Mitchell, Mis ana nis actions, ' added the speaker. Wilson' Speech Sbreaded The note reiterates the Carran- institution. mendoos battle. Both aides speak of it ( Associated rss by rtdsral Wlrslsss.) Janet Hasvie, Minnie Wilbelminn and "He has intensified the possibilities Thia dispone, of the nndeeidsd points as something that evCn Verdun baa 'When he speaks of universal volun of their manufacturing za demand that the United States WASHINGTON, May bigger Meta Mengmr, Misse Helen nnd Ruth munitions of ia the suit the bank, brought against never seen or heard, and it is believed 31. A tary training," continued Mr. Roose- Hoag, Mrs, Gurtrnde Brodie, Mis Eth war to be used against us in our battle government recall General Perr the, aviation, service for the United Ktstus Secretary of Treasury McAdoo and that th Germana are preparing, or velt, "he contradicts himself in the el Banham, and Mis Margaret Dunn. foroxistence, and he has done eveiy-thin- is ap- shing at once, and insist that this Comptroller William. nsiompsiae to prepare, the way for favored, under the terms of the very phrase." In dealing with this The High that lay in his power to aid thvin, propriation1 bil amendment assignments for the Kauai country "give immediate explana- They were charged by the bank, with fresh infantry assaults against this approved in part of Mr. Wilson's talk, the former and Grammar Sahool hav not yet been short of coming out into the opeu persecution and conspiracy to destroy the house itodn. ; v President drew an analogy betwr-e- point of the French defenses. announced. . against us." tion" of the continued presence of Hittirtg V 'committee of the whole the bank through eserous ordera aad Ajimtrj sji Advancing universal voluntary training" and the Dotor htresemann poiuted out also the punitive expedition in Mexic- the house by of 180 to Vii truancy law, which makes exngtioaa. Upon the Italian front the Aaatriniia Ji.vote universal that President Wilson has done noth- - , Aov estaUish a gov- - at school of o.1 i4, yesterday- - ehseV. attendance al children a ing to guarantee shipment to Germany. resumed their harily 'the mahufacture of compulnorv ed advances, driving troops t'tnett'lanriff thing. Balked Diver uampaign Raids Fault of Americans the Latin armor plate, tire plant to cost f. 11,000, baok "Mr. Wilson, sail the Colonel, with "In spite of the stand he has taken," repeats the argument used by skippers; in several sectors and forcing 000. his famous smile, It their way across the Posinn river. The "would make that he siiid, "President Wilson hus done General Obrepon during his con-erenc- es mm The heus also adopted an amend law to read obligatory upon nil children nothing to see we get Italians officially that shipments admit that they bave meat to the army appropriation bill except such as to remain provisions, with Generals Scott and been forced to abandon their positions wanted of aud when we made use PKEPARE FOR STRIKE nsreasiair the appropriation for the away. of the submarine, our only weapon of Funston, at Juarez, that America at Montepriafora aad Puntn Cordin, aviation corps from $2,000,000 to like William Jennings Brvnn and while claim "I defense with which to meet the cam- should withdraw from Mexico in the Austrians 'that sines The amendment was adopted Henry Ford; personally, I like them paign their spring attack bfgaiu have of starvation which the British thry y a vote or izv to J03, very much," continued the speaker, government adopted Presi- order to prove to the world and to captured 31,&82 Italian prisoners and First National of Hilo WiH Open against us, v ' "but, hooeetly, I am not prepared to dent Wilson immediately proceeded to Mexico that Washington does (AasecUUd hy Wlxaleaa.) -- 9H cannon, and declare Ita- Prsss rs4sral that the take the mental joy-ride- s would exert all liis power lian have II that Them For Children to force us to dis- not desire war with the southern PORTLAND, Oregon, Juno counterattacks broken down 7mnr be neceHnnry should I attempt to tak continue. the use completely under the fire of tb Ann; ir of that weapon, ven Republic. It declares that the from Han Francisco were teeeived at their peace doctrine seriously." yowag- - going so far as to us trian gu un- Thrift will be taught to tke threaten with of the bandits upon Boquil-lasan- d the local agency of the Ban Francisco i a breaking off of all diplomatic rela- raids official despatches from an- ters in achotiL on th Big Island during Portland Hteamuahip Compear, ia Vienna tions and poexible Glenn Springs could have and nounce" that the Austrian troops operat- the coming seasion. iae territorial war." struetiag not te loading rtonjluxion Doctor de- if it continne the Arsiero, T school commission haa endorsed a pro in Htresemann been averted the soldiers under of the coastwise steasaeg Denver, for ing west of on the IsonzO front NSANE, HESTONES clared that the German have forced n passage across the Po posal, of the r irsi National Van, of government Pershing had been patroling the ber outward trip south. ttilp, to install a system of school sav wonld not reject the mediation of "uuy of step is to tying up sina river In the face of heavy Italian really neutral border instead being hundreds This taken avoid They ings throughout th publie schools of power." the ship by demands for freight apace, fire have captured the heights (Atsodatsd Pssss byjrsdsral Wlrstsss.) of miles south of the line. on the southern bank. The, fortified th island. A letter from the cashier should the doekwerkera go on strike, LONDON, Jua 1 The Central News VANDERBILT'S HOME of th bank explain the system. Tke Continuing, the note declares today. Italian works at Puntae Ordin kave Agency, in a despatch to Amsterdaai ORITAIN DOUBTS as threatened, been letter reads: that the United States has belied shipowners the captured, the Vienna advices say, newspapers, reports that a German Zep PJ3ACB PROPOSALS Iocal declare that waa The idea is to supply tho teacher own protestation of disinter- freight rates on coastwise business do It reported yesterday afternoon pelin has been destroyed in attempting 'LONDON, May 31. That the British its that the Austrian has boon with stamps of djlterest denomina aot justify the increases demanded by advance to descend near the town of Velos, on (AmocUU Press bf rsdersl WlreUss.) they, in will government looks with a skeptical ey estedness in dealing with Mexico. carried further into the reirion of Asia- - tions, tain, sell these men, who want fifty-fiv- e eeata an ths) Balojiika front. Tb machine waa ..upon the references made in Berlin to "The acts of the American gov- the go aad Arseiro. Vienna report that NKW YORK, Moy .31. Saerbes stamps to th scholar ia amount wood-carve- - s hour and one dollar an hour on all over mking the drop in apparent safety Fowrdbes, a r i4 Yuuk- from 5 cents up; the purchaser will Germany readiness to discuss peace ernment, " says the note, "are in the Italians have been driven from when nose was in a puff was time work. Oallio, 'and Montebaldo. the caught of ers, iew York, was arrcxtt-- d by the attosh th stamp to a manUn. card, shown todny when the British entire contradiction of its protests It is still booed that a strike mnv be righting On Slav Front wind and avpt against a tall tree. Im- police todny after lie had stoned and and when, they amount to $1 they will piemier, Mr. Asquith, made a statement averted, but outlook is to mediately unmanageable, and euro, - open in Parliament commenting upon Doctor of friendship to Mexico. Its gov- the declared The fighting on the Russian front .it. bepam broken nrvral windows in the man-siu- bring the to th bask- nnd lateroet-uearin- von Bethmann-Hoflwe- ad- ernment has, time and again, as- bo extremely gloomy. continues spasmodically important. of W. K. Vasderbilt. an aa vises account. 's recent . , . "There ia no doubt that you ar dress to the Reichstag. serted that it did not intend to in- South of the Dviusk there were heavy After his arrest his excited state- bombardments is ments itliowed that he man under the well acquainted with thia system aad In this address the chancellor in April in THIRTY THOUSAND BRITISH yesterday, and there terfere the internal problems talk in the official and unofficial de- - REPUBUGAN COMMITTEE imprcMxion be waa stoning the home of it is needless for u t explain th said that Germany had twice offered that confront this nation. Yet it LOST IN APRIL FIGHTING spnUhaa of a possible German offensive John 1). Rockefeller, whom he held res same in detail. We are g th opportunity for peace negotiations, has done just that." in that sector of the eastern, theater, ponsible for tho suffering of ths poor. in some of the Japan private and last September 0 had made definite (AssoclaUd by Wlrslsas.) schools and it seems to be meeting statement regarding peace discussions. No Permission For Invasion Frsss rsderal Increased activity ia the Volhynian II aii id he had an accomplice who LONDON, May 31 Nearly 30,000 zroni is aiso reported, as wu, as on HEARS TODAY planned to shoot Rockefeller when with success and receiving encourage Premier Asquith 's statement today The. note then proceeds to re soldiers of the British armies were other sections of the Beaaarnbinn bor- COM the oil king ramo to the door to find ment from, teackiira nnd parents. contained the declaration that there in cite the facts of the crossing of killed, wounded, taken prisoner or lost der. out about the window-breaking- , but "It ia needless to aay that we are nothing in the German chancellor's the border by General Pershing, during May, according to official an- Peirograd officially reported that th the police could find no signs of the ac- not anting for aay monopoly in this statement which indicates that Ger- The announcement (AssocUtsd rrsss bf rsdsrst Wtrslsss.) line) other banks, if thsy want to, many is consider the of General Funs- - nouncement today. Turks successfully attacked a Russian complice. prepared to terms of under orders says that during this month in all positioa west of Diarbekr,' aad after CH1CAOO, Jun Republican Hbould have the snme right as we peace which will safeguard the inter- ton, and declares that this action were 1767 jNatioiisl Ovmmittee' will begin today .4 bave. Ws beliov will b a fields the British casualties, some heavy lighting drove the Russians UNION PACIFIC DIRECTORS that thm ests f the Allies and the future peace was taken by the Washington officers ajid 28,470 men. out, only to be driven out in their turn taking evidence in about forty con splendid opportunity to, teach thrift to of Europe. government "without the permis S whqn tha Blavs, reinforced, eouater at- - gests, involving sixty-tw- o delegates to ELECT A NEW PRESIDENT the children and give tnvov soma idea I , the uationul convention. The Woman' of the value of a dollar. We, might sion of Xht de facto government of MINISTER REACHES JAPAN tacked. be turks were routed, and OLLANDERS WANT suffered further losses, says.ths de .HuHrags Associatiaa has opened, head (Associate1 Pre by r4arsl Wlreiass.) further state that there is nothing (Special WrpM " wo-,ma- Mexico, or the lawfully constitut- OsbUarsa W 'U s patch. i quarters huj and. w,ilt work for a NEW YORK, June 1. The board of comuutoory about this. It wtU b pur. WILSON'S ASSISTANCE ed authorities." TOKIO, June 1. Senor. P. Bomero, Latins Btroat In Albania suffrage plank in tke Republican directors of the Union Pacific Railroad ly voluntary on tk pot of the teach- IAslat4 ? by V4rl Wtrslsss ) "This," says the communica the newly appointed Mexican minister On the extreme western section of iiiorm, . yesterday elected Edgar E. Calvin, pr er and scholars." y THBJHAGUE, May 31r-T-h Nether- - Anti-Wa- to arrived in Yokohama last the Balkan front the Italian patrols r Council toduy .cabled to tion, "was not then considered an Jasn, sident of the system, succeeding A. L. laad night in the steamer Empress of Rus- were driven back by a concerted in- FUKIEN PROVINCE JOINS Mohler, who has resigned owing to ill- CONTRACT FOR' MODERN ' President Wilson: invasion of Mexico, as the United sia, from Vancouver. He, in expected fantry and artillery offonaivo by the health. The change becomes effective "Regarding your address before the Mikado, witk.- - HtVULI TUAN WHARF HAS BEEN LET States went to pains to assert that to pay his respects to the. Austrian forces in Albania, aad retreat- . AUAiNSt July 1. League to Enforce Pe, we beg to officials had misinterpreted the In a few days, and to present hi r ed to the Voyua river. ask if the general idea of a conference its dentiula from Beno Tbore has boon little new of Into of (Special Cabin to Hoc wonld vur symp- of Oeneral Carransn. BwU nil The Hawaiian Dredging Company of amitrala ban attitude Mexico toward th Romero intended to com by,th KiyoTthe operation under Oeneral fcmuti In miuo, May ai uHie.n province ST. PAUL RESPECTS waa the lowest of three bidder for the athy." project of sending a force to krll Maru, but was unsble to secure cabin Gorman Kast Africa, but last night 4he Has aeciared U indpendenc of th MEMORY OF, HILL contract for a modern wharf at Fort In his nddresiAbe president indicated or capture the bandit Villa.- - in that utramei and eaftngvd.hia nlnuil ttritisb were reported to nave reaskad Peking, gy vetnwent. . Although there Kamehamehn. The bid war Hawaiian thnt the United, Htattm would be glad so as to suit Vancuover,. a large force of German n& negro ha been no fighting; ia this section the Dredging Company; 190 to. join in n workable plan to secure "But after the first expedition from. (Associate1 Prsss by Psdsrsl Wirslsss.) $$1,033, ia . trsops, strongly entrenched in. n posir revolutionists have carried on a cam working day; Iurd-Youn- g . Engineer- "common ordor, ooaujuiu justice and and KT. May was sent its mis&iOd JiM of this country, and n direct affront." tion between the Kgare mountain and ,paign of education and a a result the PAUL, Minnesots, 31. ing Company, $27,834, in ISO working commoA pev" Pngni q announccdj .,. rently had failed, a &ecoal xpT The note, after taking savcraj other th river. Th advano bod governor . of the province fk'hools and tbeuters closed today out day, nnd tke J. L. Toung Company, , .., the British are said to be in contact ths.t-Fukie- ji would join neighboring of roKix'ct to the memory- - of James J dition, under the command, of feature t the expeditioiinry' force in the $30,000 in. 80 working day. Tha new QLIVEIRA MAKES with the enemy, is Vpan Bhi-kai- . Hill, for business over city SERIOUS Colonel Siblev, was sent into Mexico, concludes as follow: aad heavy fighting Ivrovioccs against the entire wharf Is to be of concrete, 200 feet "This guveromont, therefore, invite, expected within a few days. Kwantung province on the wa suspended for five minutes just at long and twenty feet wide. CHARGES AGAINST WIFE : . Mexico, following the raids by east, U Xor augar two whea th of the " the United states to put an , end. to f. t and noted the ten and o'clock, funeral : t - wh.ich noted railway magnate was held outlaws upon the towns of Bo- th unHupportable situaiUin, and to not FLAMES DESTROY A TOWN, industries have teen promoted at the The papers in the divorce case of ny roreigners sec U on. u Hill home. At the every QUEEN'S CASE CONTINUED qtiiUas and Glen Springs, ' ia accordance with its own. repented in tui The r sania time Manuel Gliveirn against Mrs. Mary protestations and deckwtioss. of friend (AssacUtsn Fresn "bf rsdaral Wtestes,) kin black ten dis.trit ia known wheel stopped turning on the thousand For the fifth time tke hearing of tke "These raids would have been GUveiro, filed May 21, served on ship for Mexico, by tht immoouat HPHINOKH, New Mexico, May 81. throughout th world, of miles of Hill railroads, and tho Hill suit of W. O. Smith and other trustees were prevented had the troops under withdrawal of General Peisbjng'a com- The town of Roy, near here, wa vir- r, steamers stopped their engines for five of the Lifcuokalani, Trust against J. K. th libellee. on that date and returned by minutes. tes- Uli-veir- General Pershing been doing duty mand and of all other command which tually destroyed fire today, th de SIR EftNEST SHACKLET0N ' Kalaninoool foi tb taking of the yesterday to the circuit court. The g border guard, instead of haviag been may be at present in thin, rpbl." struction including the bank, postof- - timony of W. O. (Smith, in perpetuation, were married in Honolulu on aevral bandied of miles south." nce, saioons, stores s many residence. REACHES- - PORT STANLEY MANY FRENCH MERCHANTS as to the mental competency of Queen May 10, 107. Oliveira charges statu- Crrna's Wrath Stirred GENERAL PERSHING The population of the town is 1()00 and Liliuokahtni, was continued by Judge tory offenses aad desertion by his wife. This second expedition seems to have the loss s deed at $100,000. (AssoclatsA rrsea'hf Tsacxal Wirslsss.1' CONVICTED OF FRAUDS Whitney yesterday to niua o'clock next II first mentions one Antonio Bilvaand ativred She wrath vf Oeneral Carraosa WILL CONFER LQNUXN, Jan. btxtpsWlio from Thursday morn tug. then claims that his' wife has beea liv- (By , , . , and fall ataff, civil and military, even COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES i'ort Htaniey, Falkland IaJiMul reseiveJ Associated Pre) ing with a Porto Rican named Pepe at mora than the ft rut, for the not says: (AasocUtsd Frsss by 7ral trais,k here lsst night, announced the arrival PARIS, May o hundred and ECONOMY IN .THS END. Kawailoa, this inland, by whom she haa , "Ta ndmiaistretion at Washington KL PASO, May neml Gnvira, LAXATIVE BROMO SVIMINB at that port of tM tiru HbackMten, fifty merchant in the xone of military It costs but a small amount te beep had three children. Previously to th ataeitad thai tUia second expedition th Carransa eonunaadr at Jnarasvnad the causes Used t he world ever the Antarctic explorer, with the other operations wer convicted of frauds Gbambarmi' Oobo, Cholera and Diar wife leaving him the con flu had two wan tadertaken with th consent of th hi ataff took a speckwi trni front to cure a cold in on day. Toe signa- members of hi expedition, fiir Ernest during the past year, most of them for rko Beraedy. always in your medtaia children, Oliveira says in the eoinpluint. ' Mexican consul in Del Kio, Texas. B Juasea today to ge CnsaA wa expected bask, last March, aad tku watering the wine and milk sold to chest, and it ecoaomy ia the end. It He wants the court, in addition to to tiinnd, ture of &. Vf. CROVR Is on each bos. i; that jag U.mny, this act was utiedj wkr thr is to be tonfneneo-- with first new of kin expedition . waa re. th troous. Out of 5.300 snmulun an always, curs and cures qaUkly, For granting hiin a absolute decree of di- b General rv lit dispo- Manufactured by the pARI MRD1 April, wh word earn of hi lyxed 915 was found iupurer-oma-. I uy nu aeawr,. pansoa,- - vorce, to liim of bis untenable, and, fas. oiderd la no Perking, Vivo to th v ' eeivediU a a' saie nam. award th custody - fther light than that of an invasion sition of troops along the border. CINB CO., St. Louis. U. S, A. ; bafety. them fifty per cent water, I'Co., Ltd., agent for Hawaii. children. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 191&. WEEKLY " - - - - : k.

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: Thnrsday, ant 1, lld. ALL THAT SPATTERS ARE IDLE ON COAST PLANS TO I AY OUT IN COMING TO ISLANDS Nam of Stock t Lieutenant-Colon- el Ellis Will Re- UN lYlAUNA LOA '- PARK ON TANTAI IS MART m fireat Longshoremen's . SUI, SUGAR HERE - - - mm sjsjj mm lieve Colonel Rafferty 1 w Here Mercantile. Spreads Full Length of Pa- - Alexander as Baldwin275 Lieut. Cot.' Andrew C. A Co cific, Paralyzing Shipping' - Hero. Jr.. nor on Brewer 325 Activities of Volcano duty with the Coast Defense Corp at Apparently Reserve Will Indlude Round Top I Fort Terry, New York, and who ia as- Despite Disturbing Report ? From laear. signed End; According To Survey and Sugar Loaf and Their to relieve Lieut. CoL V. W. Coe, Ewa Plantation Co. . 3V, 34 34 at Fort Kamehamcha, Mainland, Two Companies By. Professor Wood (Concluded from Tage 1) hns been granted llaikuKugar Co ...j'JW No effort was made to unload her Beautiful Slopes a leave of absence, and will not report Occlare Extra Dividends Haw'n Agr. Co Il'00 if ror aoty nere the Haw'n Com'l Hugar. 54 V4 53 54 cargo, in spile of fact a until arrival of the the that October transport. Haw'n Hugar Co. ... 50 50 Vi 50 special train had been made up Colonel Coe will leave here to go to Honokaa Hugar Co. . VZ 11V DOCTOR BRIGHAM GIVES ALSO and was waiting to rush the silk GREAT GULCH rorx wanawortn, new York. OTHER CORPORATIONS Honomu Hugar Co... ISO Lieut.-Co- l. W. E. Kllia has Hutchinson Hugar Co.l 30 LECTURE ON ERUPTIONS across WITH FAMOUS VIEW been the continent to New from duty as president of the DISTRIBUTE $395,000 Kahuku Plant 'n Co.. 26 U, 26 '4 York. general court-marti- board at Fort Kekaha Sugar Co. ..Il72ri Ruger, told, the union figures is- and will devote himself to hi ii ... Koloa Hugar Co. ..19 a MARINE INTELLIGENCE McBryde Co. .1 V4 Tells AbstorbfnO 'Story of Havvai Survey Made By Ad Club Menv duties commander of the Coast De- Hugar H 14 14 ; sued yesterday showed that there fense of Oahu. vice Colonel Raffertr. Whole Weight of Hawaiian Influ By Merchants' Exchanga Oahu Hugnr Co 42 4-- 42Tx ian Volcanoes Hugar Co and Lava are between nine and ten thou- bers To Be Adopted In Estab- who will anil in the Sheridan for the ence Is Olaa 23 23 Thrown On Side of Ran - m, Onomea Co. mainland In a few days. Francisco- Arrl u), tr. Khin- - Hugar ..I 5Vj 60 Hi 61 Flows of Past sand men on strike, which; was lishing Mam No. bfiK-- M:iv nt. Faauhau Hugnr Co.l 29 .Boundaries Longshoremen Pan Krsnelseo Arrlv cl. ,v :u. . ru., tr. j officially called at six o'clock in MaSKia, hence Msr Pae. Sugar Mill 24 WUIapa Paia Plant 'n Co. the morning, following the refu- llsrUor mv .mi, jel- - ...25 (Special by Mutual ENGEOTEMANS roae for KhIiiiIiiI Pepeekeo Sugar Co.. 1150 wintau i sal of "The people of Honolulu are have, NsKHsakl Hnlleil. Mm ip. I H A the shipowners to meet the to , At yesterday' session of the stock T Pioneer Mill Co. ... 54H 54 Vi 55 HILO, Hawaii, June 1. Prof. Harry a Hherlilan for Honolulu proper park site for Haa Carloa . 14 14 O. Wood returned today to thii citv demands of the unions. In San them xthassjre announcement was made that Yokohama - Snllc.l h s. ,r. Nippon Mill Co. on Tnntnlus," announced Governor GOOD the directors Maru tor Honolulu Waialua Agr. Co. .. 38 37 Mi 38 from U trip to Francisco alone there are 4000 AND PROSPECTS of Pepeekeo (Sugar Com- Tokoliema SmIIi-.- I , Mauna I.oa, where. he Pinkham Mm jo mi-- Selyo Maru Wailuku Hugar Co. '100 uana a, aetauea survey of the volcanic men on strike, and the freight yesterday after a lengthy con- pany had voted two extra dividends of for Honolulu. on ference with Wallace K. Han KranrlMro sallei. Mm m p m, activity the Kau and Kona alopea Fnrrington, four per ,1 traffic is cent, payable on June 15 and str. Slerre fur .ti. ul u MlscellanaoBj or ine Dig completely tied up. president of mountain. the Ad Club and chairman July 15, la addition to the di- Newcastle Nnllcil. Mnr .'7. h. Salem for Haiko F. P.Co...pfd 194 .n urn naa Coasting vessels regular Honolulu. ci apparently ended, accord- carrying passen- of the park committee of that organiza- More vidend of two per Haw'n Electric Co.. U7 ing to the report brought by Than25rO0OShares Change eent a month Th Yokohama Knllc.1 Mm js tr Nippon Ma- Professor gers are running, but not an tion, and Territorial Surveyor Wall. total disbursement will ra for Honolulu. Hawn. Pine Co 44 44 45 Wood. One cone alone baa been spat- be (45,000 for ounce of cargo was moved here, Plan for the beauti float ion of the Hands This Week Juaolnd the name next month. San Francisco Snllcl u p. m Mr Hon. Brew, ft Malt. 19 tering fitfully and feebly and even it site and the building of Wllhelmlna for Honolulu Hon. Gas Co 120 120 trail and Extra 8an Francisco Arrived. l imi it" mm iuvui uieiiDg aowa save that already loaded. roads were Aothr Dividend a. m , str. R. A y., aitogniner. menMoned In passing during Ten.vo Miiru, lien, n Mm 111 H. T. I. Co... 100 Of the nine glow areas In which . Honomu has di- line, Inland Boats Idle the discussion, and it was intimated declared an extra Ran KrsiiH. Anlv,.,l. sir. Mexican from I. I. 8. Nav. Co 200 have been K. E. Paxton, manager of Entries Coo vidend Of six Mtty particularly noticeable at that the site is to be developed into tier eent. navbl nitk llllo, lienee J! Mutual Tel. Co 20 ipb on Inland the river boats are idle per Company, regular one and one-hal- f "Bin. largest wai extinguished one of the most attractive of parks, in a letter to Bishop. k ner rent O. B. ft L. Co 150 157 M. Tuesday night, after an earthquake. Re dividend on July 5. The and 600 men employed on them and to be made an addeu tourist fea- Co., written May. 18. discusses plan total payment PORT OF Pahang Rubber Co. . 24 24 24 . HONOLULU. 'i ports orougnt ncre today by Andrew ture for the city. win unuiini io lO.OII. Helma Dindiogs Plsn Farrcll of The who are out on strike. The produce and prospect. Relative to the pro Begular Advertiser, has Ad Club Survey Followed dividends payable yesterday Ltd. pd 13 been on the crronnA ilia nam fw Aarm from the river valley farms or posed railroad the manager of the En-gel- s were Haiku, six dollar. (Ofr.OOO: Pni ARRIVED -, 8Ima Dinding Plan. While Governor Pinkhnm dol-lar- Mr, Mauna Ken aerree with those furnished by Professor would not Company dollar, (1.15,000; two a from Himnll. 7:0.- a. m. dinarily carried on the river boats itates that negotiation it Kekaha Htr. Ltd. pd. (42 pd). 6M, wona. Bay definitely just what metes and (30,000; Pioneer cents. S0.. Wakusa Mum from Itnllioa, 10:4.1 a. have. haen, completed with thaWawtern fortv IB. Tanjong Olok Bub. . 47 47 There is considerable steaming in the is being sent overland. bound he proposes for the park, until 000 and Tanjong twenty 'Htr. he has PaciftV for a connecting line. It i im- - cents, Lurllue from Sun rnu,loo. 12:13 great rift which is reported to be se- had an opportunity to go stjll (31)5,000 for the day. p. m. The strikers are doing no pick it" estimate the cost very Bonda. seven-thousan- farther into the mutter, is fiossibleto (kV.A'blna from Sun Fnim two. p. m. veral miles long along the generally trtngth and 3;0 (la eting and the situation is orderly. understood for Construction have been Weakness Str. rharlton Hull r, HnllHia, 4::U) u. Hamakua Ditch Co. 108 foot elevation of Manna I.oa, that the section outlined by m. received, but it will probably require Thorn was heavv trading bet -. Haw. Irr. Co. 6s 05 here the oceur- - San the members of the Ad Club, when Htr. Klnnn I. V.".- recent great eruption The Francisco shipowners 300,000 to $.190,000, of which (1140,000 board yeaterday, many from Kami n. m. Haw. Ter. ImD. 101 they made their trip to Hound Top holders belier. Htr. Hklptnn Cntle fr..m I In I.oa. g s. m. 4s... have granted an increase in has been deposited from sale Ing' Coast Honokaa Gs ,. some weeks ago, will lie fol- the of that the shipping striko Illllt. llt.hi lnrii ...... fr.., f,..k..- 'u u u Sugar 00 Farrell, traveling alone, reached the generally hoped . p. m. inriiM, wages- - five lowed. stock (aad it U the balance can would seriously depress value. Such Hon. Oas Co. 5s 103 104 crater of . Mokuawenweo on Wednesday, of cents an hour but Koughly, the lines will follow (Jan. Kmillit-lnn- l be paid from earnings of the copper ha not (hus been A sehr. from Oebu ports, H. B. T. ft L. Co., saw no lit- those of the Makiki for the ease. few 7:V" p. in. 6s.104K, but aotivity. There was a they have reiterated their refusal reservation from ' the Tantalus comp&ny in addition to payment of light change were noted but the mar Htr. f In loll ii,. from 4 Kauai Ky. Co. 0s. . . 101 tle smoke from the floor of the crater, automobile road to the ' Mnnl. "0 a. m, however. to meet the. union demands of a point of the military reservation, aad twelve per cent dividends. ket Continued strong. The statistical Tiiic Nmsjo from IVimI lliiilmr. 5:.1U p.m. McBryde Sugar 5s.. .100 100 Vj thence in a strnight line, The company' i now turning otit posiuon or sugar ia better every day DEPARTED Mutual Tel. 5s 1100 106 dollar an hour for overtime work. avoiding the (100 Waterhouse holdings, to the line of tons of thirty-sligh- t per cent con- and, there is no good reason evident Htr. Klvo Muni for .liipnn and O. B. ft L. Co. 5s. . JlOrt 106 The war department the why China. BRIGHAM todav tele Manou reservation, and thence to centrates monthly of a vahie net of value should be depressed by such 8:40 a. in. Oahu Sugar Co. 6s. . 108 107 DOCTOR the :V) Htr. Ilanisknii fur llnnnll !i a. . OF VOLCANOES graphed from Washington that point of starting. freight rates and smelter charges of temporary influences as the longshore- in Olaa Sugar Co. (is . 103 Mi 103 from (90,000 to (100,000 with man' strike. There is a Htr. MtkslinU for M u Ml. .Vir, p. ui Ouano The story of the Volcano of Mauna Gulch Will Be monthly feeling that Htr. Maunn l.oa for Kuiiiil. .1:20 p. m. Pae. ft Fort. Co105 th wage schedules finally agreed Included unions so I.oa expenditures of about (45,000, leaving a the labor are strongly "Htr. Wakasii Mnru fur Hhanahsl. H a. m. Pac. Sugar Mill Co. 6s! 100 ioo" and the .many interesting facts upon This will, it was Minted out, give Htr. China for connected with the volcanic activities by the companies will apply net of from (45,000 to (55,000. that there demands must be Yukoliiiinn. a. m. San Carlos 6s 1100 to the park reservation Hound Top, It is reported that more than 25,000 quokly acceded to. Certainly all the Str. Matsoiiin for Sun Kranrlw-o- o g. m. of the mountains of Hawaii were told to the loading of transports, and with its slopes, and Sugar Loaf with Htr. .Maunn Ken (or llllo. Io a. iu its shares of Engels Copper have changed weighty of Hawaiian influence will be Str. Charlton Hall for Vladivostok, BETWEEN BOARDS ia a striking manner by Dr. William the transport Logan and Sher- slopes, and will take in the gulch from 10:15 hands this week. thrown bn the labor union's side of a. in. Olaa 25, 65, 23.62V4; Olaa, 300, 150, T. Brighsm, director of the Bishop which the wonderful view of sur- . Str. Hklpton Castle for Manila. 0 p. m. man are continuing to be loaded. the th balance. 30, 25, 23.75; 40, .100, Museum, Inst night at the Y. M. C. A. rounding country can be Htr. Maul for Han nil porta. 8 p. in. McBryde 30, 15, obtained. Olaa Again Rules Strong Htr. 25, Doctor Brigham, who has been a is one of the most Klnau for Kniiitl, .".10 p. m. 14.37Mi! McBryde 1000, 14.50; Ono- "It beautiful mea 100. AO.OOf Oftamaa 0.1 Ml VI' rtuhn student of the actions of Kilauea and park sites in the world," declared the GRADUATING CLASSES Six hundred Olaa sold between boards PASSENQEBS ARRIVED 23 . Hui'ar Co.. 100. 100 BJC IB Sic "7 Mauna Loa for the past fifty years Governor at to McBryde varied by I'er China Mull enthusiastically, in speaking steamer China from Han 42.73; told of many of his experiences while of the proposal yesterday afternoon, eighth, 1445 shares In all being sold Franriseo vestenla.v: For Honolulu Mrs Pioneer 50, 54.50; Pioneer 80, down fourteen and qaarter. Kwa C i. Marr ami Infant. MlM 4lailrs I.. fl(, u, on, oo, 03.00; Haw. Pineapple taking observations of the volcanic following the conference, "srnd I be- t)' Hintth. Miss K. 4 '" " ARE LARGE YEAR wa strong at thirty-fou- r and half; Oa- Weed. For Yokohama Co., 25, 75, 60, 45.00; Mut. Co., activities. '' lieve that it will prove one of the big THIS MassItisw Mr. Mrs, A. R. Tei forty-tw- Arwlmistxr. awl 100. 20.00: Cn 1.1 Ril hu shaded off one quarter to Cole. AUhmI K. Kw-nil- Hawl fliimi T1. "Although I have been at the scene drawing cards for the tourist who visit - role; r. KsHliluiura and three-quarter- and Pioneer to fifty-- l.lusl (r.- anil Mm. K. Mnaie. MIks Ewa 40, 35, 34.50: 8. m7Co,'6s1 of activity more than fifty times dur- this city, and will be another feature of Fflii I. f. tt!lfllis four; Onomea was on the rise and Aaiies Nlitille. Miss Clara Ht. Jainea. 1000, $3000, 100. ing the past fifty years, I never saw Honolulu that they will remember and Coin.lr. Closed at sixty and half; small Mnrviiaina Hiimltam. Miss II. It. Kilitnea twice in the same state. On talk about when they reach home. Graduating larger classes ever orders Williams. For HUnnirlial C. V. Ilau. V. (J. nssuoar bales than were placed In Haw. Pines. Telephone, Clin. .Mr. o two occasions haa the crater been the "If you give any outlines of the pro- anil MrK (iouk Tsui Chan. T. U Ewa 55, 25, 25, 23, 25, 25, 45, 34.50; f posed before, the public schools of the city Haw'n. Sugar and O. R. L. Four P. I.luir. Mr. a M. li. M.' I'errln. Miss F. ame in size or activity," said Doctor reservation," continued Mr. It. I'errln. Lsailaa MIsh KUa Haw. Bug. Co., 20, 26, 50.50; Honokaa (AiseclaUd Frees by Federal Wireless.) will close on L'.'l, when 8. M. bond sold at par. Mls Heolteo. Brigham. i'inkham, "be sure and say that noth- June the fln)l SHiuli. T. Houder, T. F. Wnmr. Fur 100, 100, 11.50; McBryde 25. 50. 50. 60. WASHINGTON. Juno 2 After hut Oalna, IIouk He told of his visit to the crater the ing definite lias been decided. Just exercises will be held, with the excep- Ewa la Strength konu Itev. II. I.. Archer. Mrs. It. I.. 50, 10, 14.25; JHoneer 15, 15, 5, S4.00; has proved a historic fight against a Chat I tion McKinley Mrs. M. K. Ilarnes. Kmll IlhM-k- . Mrs. first time in lS(i5 and of the condition print have announced that a of High School and the Inadvertently the May Kwa divid- lllix-k- . 84.50; Hugar Cp, 5, nomination to the bench of the Hu Mis Kniilr Illoek. Mr. and fc' Oahu when, by proper park site will be reserved up Normal School, where oommeneement end of (50,000 was omitted from the Mr- - M. C Chan 42.87 O. K. L. 157-5- with .two natives appointed preme Court, the senate yesterday ami Infant. W. T. Cherrv. ft Co.. 25. 10. the Hawaiian chieftain, and his artist there another beauty Bpet for Hono- exercise are arranged to take place on list of payment yesterday. This stock Chin I'. Kal. ('bin Mow. Cnn Mai. Mr. arid Olaa 100, 100, 23.50; Oahu Sugar Co the appointment of Louis I). lulu." June 22 20, is gaining in strength every day Mrs c Chn. Mlsa Oorl Chu. Mlsa Jean-ett.- - and guides, he ascended to the summit and June respectively. as ctni. Mlsa Jlrousck, Mr. 42.75; Pioneer 100, 54.37 Mi; Oaha Rrandeis to be associate justice. This Various school full realization of splendid physi- Klttr ami Mrs. of Mauna T.oa and witnessed the lavn is Biggest Kind Of Asset other in Honolulu its Cee lion. Mr. ami Mrs. (I. (. Mwler. K H. Sugar Co., 25, 42.Y3; Pioneer 100, 34.50. the first time in the history cf the have cal position while I" H. flows and the activity of the crater. Mr. Farrington was also enthusias- announced the date of their dot- Increases never in Hale. Dr. and Mra. V. I'leth. DIVIDENDS court tliAt a Jew haa taken a place on ing the class of phenominal profit Mrs II I'oivrla nnd illfallt, Miss .lene I'ow It was on this first trip to the muun tic over prospect exercises as follows: makers Ml the bench. the of getting the rlf. Frnii ltorhr. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. , . ' 1, 1916. St. Louis College, Oahu Col- Kwa history shows consistent erform-anc- e June tnin that Doctor Brigham advnnced the - Ad Club June 19; Shau. A. Sharp. Itertei Hkow. Itev. It. F. The voto on the question of his hi- reservation the haa asked for. and Haiku f3 spl.) $6.00 theory that the activity Of the crater a park as we are lege, June 24 in Bishop hall at 8 o'clock reliability and there is every Tliouuiv Tom Fay. Tom Miliar. Mrs. .lohiin-m- i proval was a party one, the Democrats, "Such to have on V c. K. Pala ($5 Spl.) 6.00 was not due to the rircsencc of steam, he in the evening; Puhahou Preparatory, reason why value should be higher Wallen. Weaka. David B Meek. with one execption, Senator Newlunds Tantalus," said, "is the biggest before Mrs Mary K. Yates. Kilnanl F. Yates. Ye Kekaha 2.00 June 19J schools, includ- they are lower. .1 but that the gases present were the of Nevada, voting for the President 'a kind of asset, from any point of view, Kamebamcba Mm:. I.. Yoiinir. lions: Toy. Mrs Chin Pioneer 40 Crop Reports Sh..e a in I aus of the pressure on the molten man. so that any city could have. The air up ing the three departments, afternoon of For Hawaii Infant. Master Dona Jack llonnir. Tanjong The Republicans were not Muster Dona Jaek Sinn. Miss Donit ijuav Olok Rubber 20 lava and the cause of the eruptions. party lines, and a there is full of ozone, the view makes June 6 on the lawn near the chapel; Kncouragement to the hope that soon faithful to their mini Honolulu llouiiu. Miss Dune Hlnir Hoonir. Miss Don it NOTICE Although ridiculed in the scientific ber of them 'east their votes for th" the malihini gasp with delight; and us School for Boy June 17 at four the crops of Hawaii will be included KIiik III. Miss Douit ln llonnir. plaster publications at the time, this theory is Boston attorney. Among these were the climb is gradual there is nothing o'clock in the afternoon; Mi Ha School in and segregated In the reports of the In. in; la.k Fiiua. Mrs. Chin Hhee aii.l lu Honolulu, T. H., May 31, 1916. fiint. Miss Honir HounK. Mrs. Dona Tbe becoming established now as the cor- Of to prevent the people of Honolulu from and Kawalahao Seminary, joint com- agricultural department are' contained Me directors of Pekeekeo Huorar Senator I.a Toilette Wisconsin, Sen In. k Tout'. Wong Doo Kin. Wi.uk Cuih Company rect one. A recent report from Prof. ator Norris of Nebraska and Kenutor making of the place oifV of theie fav mencement exercises in Wilcox hall at in a letter received by the chamber of 'I'mi. today declared two extm . divldenda 4 T. A. Jaggar, Jr., of the government last a orite meeting grounds." three o'clock on the afternoon of June commerce from that department. The I'er M X. str t.urllne. from San Fran-- of each, the flrst pay-- : l'oindexter of Washington, the Is. ... Ce-ll . . T. 1 1 May .!i K. K Mars able on June l5th bureau lit Kihiuee, establishes the fact r. j ve- - 11 letter state that Hawaiian sugar is in- HalHtad. and the aeeond on i rogressi nepuoncan. t..n Miss Mora Cahnrn. Mrs. J II. Ita.T July 15th, payments both is very little water in the cluded in the reports and that this con- I. in cases to thnt there Wcnators (;lapp or Minnesota nnn i i Miss A. Horeuxen. C A Hire. Ken I be made gus issuing from the lava pit. Oronnu of North Dakota were piiireil stitutes ninety' per cent of the agri- netli Huh, W. H. Hmlth. Miss Imrrla along with the regular month- 'The lnrge cultural products' of tho Islands. Durst. Alnslee MeKensle. Mr. Oram. Miss ly divldenda of making a total of later flows, including the Discussing the confirmation after the TERRIF M ;, 2, ' FIG! S. hra.ler. Mrs. K. Aides. Ft. M. Irvine. (r-- or $45,000, to be on each flow of 1HH0 when there were four vote Newlunds said: C Though th balance aegregated into Miss disbursed Senator Hester Pratt. W. Wort lilnctiui, Miss of the dates large lakes of lava extending more than " t voted against the confirmation of items is got so large as in some coun- i:.lllh Kl. e. Miss Juliet Hire. mentioned. a thousand feet across, were described Mr. BrandeiR because I do not consider ties of some of the states, yet with IU str Klnau from Kaiml. May .".I -- NOTJCE I'nul Klkenlieru. Mrs. He told Of Im-- . the expected larger funda they will be Heiml. F. Shalluulr. by the speaker. the that Re has the judicial temperament." FAVORS FRENCH ARMY I' A Coiiiihu. It. C. Coxheail. .1. Iloffumu. Honolulu, T. H., May 31, 1916. - reports mense heat of the flow and the pictures- able to handle by counties and M II .'u.iiiku. Mrs. Haiuauku, J. Setchorn. The directors of Honomu Hugar Com- views of the activity of the lakes then the less important products of Ha- Miss M. Clark. A. Ilaniliera. Beo Vlckers. pany today declared an extra 3u? waii may be expected to be included. dividend the nights 6f May in 1880. DOROTHY SPRING NOW PASSENGERS DEPARTED of six percent, dun nnd payable on tt was then a large hill over The faculty will consist of the fol- What Extension Means that (Concluded It.v sir Manna for Kaiut, Ma.v 110. July 5th, along with the regular IWc lowing teachers: Cyril O. direc- from Paige 1) I llod-e-la . 500 feet high was swallowed up and Smith, Under the "crop reporter" system KUe. C. W. K. Kiug. Her dividend, making a disbursement themselves unable t total melted away in the heated lava during tor. to continue their the federal government employs state n w. illl.son. K. H. Hwaa. Mrs. Swau. on illiam Werner. (1. that dnte of TV, or 56,t30. the time: between sunset and sunrise Shop, K. Allan Creevey; domestic advance in Mesopotamia, where they superintendents and eouity Supervisors Mrs. Werner. F. Know. science, Mib. recently effected a Mrs Snow, I:. Kun.tsen and partv. Miss i. HTOAB QUOTATIOlra one' night. J. N. Otremba; agricul- Junction with the at nominal aalariea, seldoihvmore than I'illar. A K. Tholel, C. A. Mrs. Cor-ring- Rlee, Dolln. upon ture, O. W. Sahr; J. A. British columns under General (300 per annum. The "observers" are A Dolln. Allen WUeox, A. 88 analysis besU (no ndvlces) In commenting the danger of mathematical ' Nakaua. the flows, Doctor Brlgham told of the Wilson; history. Miss Clara Stevenson; near Kut cl Amara. were voluntary aa a rule. The extensidn of Kliu.lseu C.M.k. Parity hygiene, Miss K. also compelled to Jer rail- I!y str Miknhiila for Maol ports, tiy 110. 6 Cent: (for efforts of the natives to stop the flow Franoea . Mecredy; evacuate' the this system to Hawaii will simply mean Haw. sugars) 6.40. (Associated Frees ay Wireless.) road tow a Dr anil Mrs. Sulilioru. Mra. K. K. l'llt. as it was nearing the town of Hilo. At. Federal drawing aud story work, Mr. I.illa (1. of MamakhatuivteaVlng It one more federal official permanently I'er sir China for Yokohama. Mav BTJBBIK QUOTATIONS to be M . time the natives constructed a HAN FRAXCJ8CO, June 2. The Marshall; methods, T. H. Gibson. oecrpied by th Turkish defend- located here. Miss Cielyu Csrrla-aa- N Chan Yiiiihk. May 25, 1910. this " .1 K I Tbe Kng-lis- ers out. .ii u. William Stanton. Mrs. William large stone fence, very thick and high, course of true love turned smooth for instructors in geography and recently driven Singapore. , ., X'2H Berlin Bight1 sim. ion. I'. X. Williams, J. DuuhSr which melted away as the lava flow Miss Dorothy Sprng and Lyman Covell, probably will be appointed to- reported last fhil num- YOUNG JAPANESE AVIATOR Wrluht. New TorV. . tu reached it. ' and after many difficulties, which in- morrow by Henry W. Kinney. ber of Herbs, wearing British tkniforma lu- sir Maunn Km for Hawaii. Ma.v .11. Thirty-seve- LEAVES TO FIGHT I'nu Ho. i. K. (J. cluded the strenuous objection to the additional have have been captured on the Greek Ser- Tiikaliury, II. Force. Mrs T. lan-twe- Then the natives appealed t the teachers . aud G, LlnitbAra. A. E. Mrs c A Itiee. Mlsa H. Rli-e- Miss J. Mian K. Iffliml match o part H. Soring. been added to the Btaff depart- bian front. This give the first , Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ijiulus, who held a prayer meet- the of John of the light III.-.-- Miss D. 11. missionaries, Durst. Mra. J, JanUi. J1.?-.,1- Mra, A. multi- ment. One of on the (Special Cablegram to Hlppn Jljl.) Mii-i- Urklu. It. ing at the base of the flow, and this the Berkeley and Han Francisco the biggest items of disposition of th reorganized llerlart .Ionian. Jr.. W. R. I.lclttle. Mr. Ur, Mrs. Mr. h) and V. I.evjr, Mr. ami - business Herbian army-whic- Cor- 1 Y. son i: I' 11. 11. . ul, Princess Euth sac- millionaire and father of the bride, the at the annual meeting was the reeehtlyleft TOKIO, June Ocaka, Jr., Merltt aad Mrs. Merllt. Mrs. II. VLvwla,-Mr- aa4 Mm. U-- Loula-'- . tieing unsneeessf Day. Mi M A. Step liens. (I. I'. (Jilisou. pair were married last night. appointment of teachers for coming fu, where the work' Of reorganization of the Japanese minister of Justice, will Mlsa MeNallr. 11. q. Mead. rr rillced her 'finest silk dress, a lock of the A ll.ilnsuy, U l. school year. was carried on, and moved J. HesthoiO. M. IflroM. . Md'orauB. Mlas A. Madiaan. Mra. whiskey. The Miss Spring first came into the lime Superintendent Kinney to ttalonika leave Tokio today for (Shanghai, where Mi-- D.ioy, Dr C. 1... Hlow, A. hr hair and a bottle of Miss II. .1. M. Bilde, V. Mataon. Mlsa M (1. Mor-t- newspaper win-ir- tomorrow expect to make across Greece, with of he will with Ml-- s I. K. latter tempting the bearer of the" sacri- light of publicity last public, half the permission enlist the revolutionary tloul. Nnluiwee. Ulaa Weaawr Mlsa R. Ms'aiim, Hki K. B. McituHlf. Shih-kai- . IIiik. Mr an. I Mrs. (I. Mra. when the automobile in which she of the Ouhu list of teachers, the list the Greek government. troops ia tbo fight against Yuan Russell. Mr. ami MWa U Mel'ue, Mr. Mra. V. Me-- " fice to the straiaing point wns substi- I. aud J. and Dr. C. of of Kunai and a iv Fershtand. Rev. J. Ksslell. Ilev. Mr. and Mm. H. with John Pedon, nn intern teachers portion of the Oaaka is an experienced aviutor Culli-ii- MIhm JdAie r. Melainslillii. tuted by a bottle of water. This, ' (ireau. Miss Fua Mlsa MeNalr. Mr. ana I Met'an.l-leas- , The Quepn Hospital in Honolulu, rnn Hawaii list. and has offered his services to t)r. Hon - l.avai-li- . Mr. U the lock of hair, which proved success- THREE BRITISH'SHIPS Hi.";.- Miss Master Cauipliell. Mr Mlsa MeOanilless, Mrs. U I.. Marshall. ful as it was in the case of the great' down and fatally injured Mrs. Mary Tat San, who will confer with him nn.l Mrs A N. Caiaptiell, Mr. and Mrs. K. J W, Itlaa ii,' O'Neal. Mm. J. Moore of city. Miss Spring and ARE SUNK BY RAIDERS upon his arrival China seaport. S.nl.liiu'. C II. .lines. Mlsa K. Williams. I". O'Rrien, J." U I'erklna. Wm. G, Porter, Kumehameha, stopped the flow about that SCORE KILLED IN at'the li 1". -- sir Malsoola fur liu Kranvtaro Mr. II. . Vraiuiner. M. I'sehai-n- . Mr. ami f Doctor Pedon were arrested but Inter : '.. 7- viMuson. Mr Mm. A. J.. a mile from the town. au.l Andrews. Mra. p. B. Post, 4a., , Pluimuer. Mrs. VENEZUELA REVOLT (Associated by Tedersl Wifeless.) A s Ain.-.- l Ana-il- released, and. she came on to the Coast. ?' Miss Mlsa M. J ynaatsell. Mrs. H. II. Keaile, Mlsa A. Unicturo of Flows JAPANESE AVIATOR CORPS .1 Pedon soon followed her and their en- LONDON, June 2 Llod; last night .Mis II. AduiuH. Dr. K. W. Amlersuii. .i Mr. Mea, UludKe. 'Mm.i K. DuriugXthe, lecture Doctor Brigham Mi au.l Mrs Alerander. Mr. Mrs. II Va Ml- - at ft gagement was announced, only to be (Associated Freis by Federal Wireless ) announced that word 'Of the' sinking Of MAKES GRADUATION FLIGHT and :),. H. Mlaek. Mlsa :. Van Kant-visiis- commented upon the structure of the H. lirciis Mrs A. I.. Mr aot Mm. U . - off ships lll, r. N. Keitut Mra. A. W. tan- broken when Pedon went to visit WILLKM8TAD, Curacao. June L three British bad been received. I. Ii.ll li au.l Mrs. R. J. linker. Mastei ' ' It- lava flows. He said that the structure . liii"aij. Mra, K. HuieaO, T. t: Mis. M. llnllsh,-Mis- A. . his folk. Twenty The steamers Baron Tweedmouth nod (Special to Klppu JtJI lli.i Hsllsh h . m: Mtos-ii- Diamond Head de- persons were killed and wound- Msreonlcram .1 r' Mr. and Mm. w. of would be easily s I'.arl.llue. K. Mr. I. Hark I x. Miss Spring's engagement to Mr. l Julia Purk were sent toJ the bottom liulirer. "r.'iniK..r. Mlsa Hcstweutser, O. Hlilp-mn- by a gun ed today in TOKIO, June 1 The Japanese navnl hau-ei- i. Mr Mrs. W'. H stroyed forty an outbreak ut Mnracaiho, nn.l Hruutou. Mrs. Mies. X. Heotl, Mr. and Mm, IX. Bwee-ne- followed, aud Mr. Spring's kick without warning and In sftite of the W l. I.. 1. V if a shell could be planted about a Venezuela. aviation, corps held its graduation flight llii.l i: lll'OW'U. K. Ilear.l. m;sm r'.. J. ytraiuieh, Mlsa M. It. came on top of The caps The outbreak occurred fact they were III., ns. M.l D Caiitlelil. Mr. Mrs high- that. wedding that 'uaarme. The at Oihama baae yesterday. During the and Mchaerfer. Mlsa H. V. I . Hfr It. hundred feet below the top of the when an attempt was V i M F. tiutser the romance of this heiress. made to prevent British steamer Lady Ninlan waa also all. ..no Mr It. It. t'raik. Mm. Knitter. U a, uon Ulaa A, Hmtth. Mr. est peak He Mights one aeroplane drifted out over i n. Mr H of that extinct crater. the landing from a steamer of Gen- sunk. l.iii. out. and Mrs II. Cninphell ami Mra. P. U Unalrtlug. Mrs. U. W. dur- the bay and atrurk a sampan; killing ....I Iiil.lren. MUm M. K. Chlpmnw. Tur-lelli.lte- . told of measurement of the crater eral who 4--- i... Terhildo,' Mts I.. C. Garcia, has been appointed II i 'hll, I "Vi,Tj"ion. ing the past fifty years, being now low- OUTLAW MURDERERS one of the fishermen. Tbe officer wus It Mr. a n. Mrs C. W. Clark, J. flulUl. C. von llaltlill. Miss (J. president to sucueed the temporary D i Mis It It (Hark. Mr. J. I' I'.wU. e Van A. Wall. Mr. N. 8. er twenty-fiv- feet. YOUNG POISONER ASKS uninjured. M Ife. J. willUms. ly TWO TEXAS RANGERS ptesident, Arangurn. Troops fired up- h I'.. Cooke. Mls A. Drake. Mrs Davis. ('. Woliera. J.i Wllaen. Mr,, .ami Mrs. II. - on the citizens after com I s Deiikolsooit. Mrs. A. Druaiiucmil. Mr TVumhur. Mr, and Mm. Williams. ('. the disorders FORGIVENESS FOR CRIME i: D. M. A. Iv H. in. n. Mlsa .Davis.' Mrs. Ward, J. . W'lnue. J T, (AesocUted Wlreleis.) inenced. The t'Miipornrv president, who -- SHACKLETON'S MEN .'REACH ... K f Welntbeluier. l. CITY WILL TAKE UP Frees f Federal i t i.l.i Miss K. Dwtubt. Mr. aud Mrs White, T. Wolff. Mr. and Mr H. M. Is alleged fo have taken part In ' II Mr. Mrs. H. Duuimoiit. PBKSIDIO, Texas, June 2 Two Tex the (Associated Preae federal Wtielesa ) PORT AT ISLE Di.kei. nud Wstaht. Mu!Tonmc.-A- V, Voau. br ELEPHANT Hi i De a 111 . Mrs 1. REGISTERED WARRANTS after-noo- outbreak, has been with sev- Mr au.l H.v atr. Klnau fnir I. A. as ranger were kiiied yesterday arrested i KauaL June NEW VOKK, Jinw l,i)r.. Arthur I..:, I,, s. Dt.t.u 4 KlHttuer. Mr. II Horses, Kwaeysnm. by a Vil eral others. . ' i;. f-- Caldron. t. etirl, K. Prauciaco DoiningueK, T. Waite, athlete and clahnian, Con- (AssoalaUd fress by Federal Wlreleis.) I'n ta.e. Mrs Alirrafrletl. J. p French. Mlsa IlK'er., Wllllnui C. H. On Monday general Miss I. Mr. Mrs, (t Tlioiiiiaon. fund warrants lista follower, who was wanted on a victed 1 Frc aud C. Frailer. IIHUe. Mlaa. IWa A. laenherK. of poisoning' his'fatfceriln law LONDON, June After many hard M. an. Mis De C. Ml II. Iaenlier. of the city which have been registered murder charge and for having becu im- RAINFALL NORMAL FOR MAY ' Frani. Mra A. Iwuhera;, H, Isrulierit. Mra. Hearn, and mother in law, ha sheeu'eeiitrfnced 'ships men of Hhkckleton's expedition Fosier F S. Foster. Mra. C. H FmaiHa. K. nt the mwerul banks will be redeemed Col- . ('. Ileam.- U. tlsmairku. Mrs. HsNiaiikn. plicated in the raid by Villa upon The total rainfall 'for Way iii Hono- to be elotrooatod' durfag the Of bavs reached Elephant Inland, while af- Miss M rviiitt-is- Mra, A. Fnllltfil, Mrs. .1. Mlsa Hy, at the treasurer' office. They will ,.: - I.. lUutauku. hyU (wu, Hra. llaeu. umbus. Doraiugucji opened fire with a lulu was close to the normal,' amount itig July 10. In a statement 'madd' today ter a journey Hhackleton Mls Oorhaia. A. (lav. (' Hurst lie taken lip to the' nhiount 1(12,01)0, three week' Miss lleur.v. Mr. anil Mrs. J A. Holt. of heuvy revolver us soon as the raugers ns it did to inches, or ,.l!l he usks forgiveness lins Mini Include all general inches for his crimV",,,I arrived at South Georgia. The Miss I' I'lolt. Mr. :.' fliimt. II. llenslta. A; I.vHitvi' of if! Itfelnery ft Co., fund warrants sought to serve their warrnnt. The kill- below W the average. Tho averfltfe tem- will glndly give my body, in expiation government is planning' to' send a w hal I' .l.trrctt. Mrs. A II. .I.a Inc. Miss H. win. has Iters registered to uud including March 13 .1 in the Garden Island tho ing took place at the little border town perature for the mouth was 7.V.I de- ami my soul freely, to rectify my ing vessel from the Ku Ik I. i.kltisoii. Knl.ev. Mrs. II. I,. Kenriis. year. laud Islands M. Mrs. D. Kelly, M. past few weeks on business, will re- this , of Pulvo, Texas. grees, while tbo ia 73 ho snys. Klepbant mi. Keoln. knl.se. uonuul degrees. sin," to Island. K. .11. unit's, K. C. Klluker, I. Kiakahl. Mr. turn Sunday morning from Kauai.

' - i. ' ' 'DS. - ri 41 UAWUiIAM GAZETT2. " FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1916. SEMIAVE2KLY. BREVITIES PERSONALS Phsirigers Must THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Keep Off Bridge ' (From Wednesday Advertit r) (From Wrd irsdav Advertiser),; y. FRIDAY MORNING, ' jndge' Whitney- - has approved tho E. N. Hoi mm, a well known bo nines of Ml Steamers' GIVEN TO Cll RODERICK MATHESON, EDITOR THE bVWTlSEiYS SEMIW1IRLY Of. Smith, admin man of Hilo, in visiting In the eity. a 2, 1916. final accounts Henry JUNE tstrstor Of the Estate of Martina Bar-enab- After a two months' vlatt to roletlves "'i,' 'fir deceased. and friends In the mainland, Mr. Will-in- Supervising Inspector of Steam rj t The first and. ftnal accounts of the Onlbraith and son have returned - to their home in Honolulu. ' Vessels Insists Upon Observ- -' Salvation Army Presented With More Preparedness No Gambling Wanted Trent Trust --Company, executor of the deceased, nave Dr. R. W. Anderson, who going to 1 stais..ef AJara Davis, is ance of Navigation Rule , In Valley V; is being felt ' Sixteen Acres For is surely needless alarm been approved by Judge Whitney. the mainland, will attend the . Yale " - ' A ". ' 1 " yantedli WHATthe afternoon paper over what it sup- In the land court petition of Mary graduating exercises next month, when New Horn, RULCKR, a man who H. mcrtiitflrad title. Judge his son will be among those to receive Aff 'JON K. whn' poses to be gambling at the Kapiolani race track. Foatef far more Is Whitney has allowed the United States decrees. No the favored passenger to di'fcctusifig flipping on Tues- g G and trade route knows The immediate cause of the alarm that 15 in which Mr. and M"a. Joseph V. stshd on the bridge of a steamer enter-In- Government until June to, Fernandea, A friend of the Salvation Arjny has' what he is talking abonr as well as any mail in day a matched race was run, the two,owners put- Hie Its answer. who have been visiting California the, the harbor of Honolulu. No matter at past few weeks, except to return to roccntly donated sixteen aeres 'in stif i be up ting up a small amount each to make the purse. Mr. Bohlffl and a few friends how close be is to tne skipper he must the world, warns Honolulu to and doing Waialua went Ashing last Sunday and Honolulu in the Matsonia, which is keep to the deck where he belongs, or noa Valley to that organization for th' Star-Bulleti- n thereupon quotes the following in .th matter of harbor improvement, lest. the fh had a. fine eateh) also getting quite due here on June 20 from 8a n Fran- run the risk of making serious trouble erection of boys home, similar to tiro calls upon " ' coming tide of reawakened commerce catch us section of the Revised Statutes and a few ealo, on of which weighed cisco. for the master and pilot. girls home already established thete. i twenty-fiv- e pounds. K. in- Brigadier Mary Btillwell, general sec- .. .. we nave a r i . the city attorney to do his duty: Dr. and Mra. F. E. Trotter returned Capt. John Bulger, supervising napping, it is well that tnena. nice 1 ban- spector of steam vessels in first retary for the Halvatioa .of ' who , bete or gsmblea. upon any The College of Hawsii annual in the Matsonia Nunday from Hilo. the yUmywest Every Mrion TV .-- A Mat.- - i.ui-no-e - Captain Bulger word may ball-gam- any VII..,.. r.Hnrnl HilrtHot who lafl In tha cnicngo, arrivea in tna to say. the that recreate horserace, boat-- r , Weye kr face or quet will be . held Saturday night at ie- wbat-- , the'Big sonia yesterday, an Inspection of dsy to organise flaw oaJd, the optimism concerning the port that slumped athletic gem, po oootest, in my mm the Outrigger Club, Waikikl, and will Island, whore thev witnessed after t.htetJtiW .money any other thing be attended by students, alumni and Mmma in action and saw some of l'x-o- ' conditlona, found some things he yesterdsy that aUiths is prsxted sow - soever, either by risking M . 1 a yeaago, What Hf y tneais "Preparedness" tr Ia AlA nn III, Ik A an AMtn MAMf Of value, it guilty of misdemeanor. friends of tho institution. the lava flows in Kau aJa rule bars save speei- - land is ready.V'Tfe' as Honolulu should consider' iti , fbf a cash stake Various schemes now .?. Oliver who has returned the that all certain The WiBfwti Now, if running a horse race improvement CertT. fieally expected classes of men from tho are drrrrrtng their lives to this great On Monday, congress passed a Rivers and Har- percent-ac- e in the mind of the Chief Executive from Califorris, reports that tho con- is playing baseball for a or steamers, was one the first Christian know What la II is gambling, so were discussed - on Monday afternon dition of his brother Cushman ia mnrh bridges of eharity Bill carrying a total of $43,000,000, of which, or nis bors of the trate or rowing a boat race for silver at a meeting held between the city better than when he left hero. The resnlts trip. ed. Now it is on ' The federal regulations gov-- 1 say those who know the facts, at least $20,000,000 Governor Intter will remain on tho Coast rules and 'his community to i medals. Docs our contemporary contend that the ilnmlng commission and for I several months at ernini the matter, provide that no one tarv funds are merelr "pork." Millions are to be spent during the , lefst.. is, various baseball players of the various leagues . shall bo allowed upon tho bridge of a r the erection of tho building but coming year if the bill succeeds in getting the ";".The board of regents and of Harry 8 Richard, former member of ,,.mr while aha ia under wav. exceot for the support and maintenance of tho be haled court ancj fined, or that the - should into th- - 6f hBve diltribitd the lower house In the territorial lngis- the eommander, tho officer on watch, Fifty thousand dollars presidential signature in carrying on ostensible Hail - ' institution. should be estopped invitations to tho fifth annual com- leture, is visiting the eity, having e Mowlams and the Mvttles. the quartermaster at the wheel, the 'ould do, but moi-- would be accept harbor wprk and opening purported waterways it will just consider a mcneement of, that Institution, which in the Mauna.Xeo, yesterday lot, a commissioned officer of the United able. from further rcrattas? If m that will bring absolutely no return. Honolulu i will tnkf place aet Monday afternoon, his home in I.aupahoehoo. Mr. states navy, an officer of tho United The work the Salvation Army is do moment it will be abb to detect the wide 'H beginning Rir.kard to at four .'clock. is here attend to important (Hates engineer corps, or person well-know- needs a fraction of this amount for the legitimate army a ing in this community is n ference between race track betting and competing I'nder the order to show cause in the t'umness and may remain 's few days, learning to become a pilot. nd needs no praise. The girls homo of her harbor, already a busy pne; Or-- 1 This regulation, which has been on improvement fof a purse, whoever ptits the purse up. divorce ease of Frank Jose agninst Vincent Fernandes and Joseph in Manoa is tne only real Home toot Mra. Joso, has nnllaa, eon- - the books for many years, has of late anjl soon to be amongst the very busy ones of the Racing' Club, whose Irene 'K. Judge Htuart who attended the biennial he nighty-fiv- e children who aro ward The Hawaii Polo and under Joeo bis wife three dol- For- - suffered somewhat in Its observance, nation. We get next to nothing. ordered to pay vention of the Ancient Order of of the Army know. Their happy face auspices the coming race meet is to be held and lars a week. as. temporary alimony dur- in Oakland early this month as cording to Captain Bulger, who is said and the wijling spirit with which they What's the matter with a little preparedness, race ana ing the pendency of the suit. Hplenntcs from Court Camoes No. 8110 to have learned of several narrow es- , Which has the lease upon tne tracK capes more less acci enter into work ana piay, aro iu-- representation congress Copies Of tho amendments to the Honolulu, will return in the from or serious moniala whole devotion towards getting some in rironnds. is firmly opposed to gambling at the if in Honolulu harbor, because of to the hearted Island Electric Company's franchise, due here from Han Francisco dents of the women who aro In charge. Tho that will be worth paying the freight on backhand this laxity. Officials of the local ship-pin- it ,j track in any fotw just as sternly resolved that now before congress, have been re- on June 6. rooms are spotlessly clean from Base- Star-Bullet- eompanlea declared yesterday that forth? as the in ceived here by the utilities commission. Among in ment garret. Each child has a daty ' .. 'vJ nothing. Illegal shall be done Big Island arrivals the they did not know of the violation of to The amendment gives the company the Manna Kea yrsterdoy were Oliver T. pre to perform and each is taught tho use itself.. For that reasbn the clublias had this rule right to extend to the district of the rule, but added that they are Shipmnn, tux assessor of the Island of pared to see to it that Captaia Bulger 's ful arts of household care. incorporated by the Racing Committee: Hnwaii, who leaves in the Matsonia The Salvation Army is earing for ' order is carried out ia letter and in The Veterans Bule 22 Gambling or betting vpo the outcome of Cader the direction of Father Rod-rigue- this morning for Ban Francisco on his those who need help. It reaches out raae meets held spirit. The order reads: the experiences of the veterans who marched say race shall bs prohibited at all the grounds of the Cstholic v ay to 8t. I omi. where he will attend Text of General Order the hand of fellowship to the derelict auspie this Club, and it ahall be the i IF uader the s of Cathedral, ia Fort street, are being the Bourbon national convention. Mr. Masters and nilots of steamers ear- - nd to the men and women who have in city, town and hamlet of the nation yester- expel from the ba-xaa- r dyty of the Bating Committee to prepared for tho annual feast and fihipmait being the delegate elected ryjng passengers shall exclude from the 'ost all hope, and Is doing public gravesides com- grounds of the Club and from all premise under their I day, wavering their way to the of of the . Brotherhood of the Holy from the Big Island. pilot houses and navigator's bridge of service in a field in which no other or ' any or persons detected in gambling the call, eontrol pernio bhont, Tho feast will bo held on net renre- - stoamers,. while way, "anised charity has ever been ablo t rades in arms who had answered last wagers upon any race there being held, F. J. Halton. Han Fro to such under all or making June 10 11. sentative of the Hawaii Promotion persons not connected with tho naviga do effective work. It is making good could only be boiled down into one sermon for and it is declared to be the duty of said Committee oltisena. any person so Theodore Bichsrds, temporary exe Committee, advises the loeal bureau tion of Such steamers, except officers of argu- to detect and pr iseeute, If necessary, rev-an- the people, how trifling would appear the cutor of the estate of John Nua, de that E. M. Newman, a lecturer of note, the steamboat inspection service, Brigadier Btillwell says that tho has doing. -- -- ce off! much encouragement frona ments of the peace-at-any-pri- men, the pacificists ceased, has been authorised by Judge Archie Bell of the staff of the . enue cutter service, and engineer eceived All the races on June 10 and 12 will be run for army Mends of the Salvation Army hero who smugly declare that there need never be an- Whitney to pay thirty dollars a monto Cleveland leader will visit Honolulu cers of the United States in cash purses, but contesting in this way for a cash for "the support of the family of the on their wny from the Orient during hargi' of the Improvement of that par md hopes to hsvo oil plans oa the war for the United States, the bunch of waterway, upon wav towards before 4ho next other prize is not gambling, as City Attorney Brown deceased,, pending the termination of i the month of July. Mr. Bell has been tieular when business. fruition human ostriches with head in the sands of sleek the aetata. F. E, Bteere, C. M. Hite '.ii" npeeinl wiiting for his paper in Provided!. That Ueensed officers or Wilhnlmina leaves. This is her Second has probably already informed the afternoon A filed steamboats, persons regularly engaged I visit to Honolulu and she will probably comfort, refusing to see what is transpiring in just and K. Aana, appraisers, their the Far bast. paper. ' sppraieement of the estate, which they (From Thursday Advertiser) in learning the profession of pilot, off- lesnect the work on the other islands as good lands as ours, denying the lessons being :o: ' valued at $3979. William H. Heen, deputy attorney icers of the United States navy, United before returning. thundered from the mouths of cannon and written Automobile drivers are sometimes general of the Territory, ia at present States coast and geodetie survey and " lighthouse service, assistant engineers in fiery text upon the skies. extremely careless , of tho rights of on the Big Island on official business. Teachers Unions pedestrians. At 8:45 o'clock yester- Among Big Islanders now visiting in of the engineer department or the Unit- IS NOTPRIZE - Those old men, who have smelled the smoke for April 1, 1916, contains day morning a woman crossing Hotel the city ia Dr. Homer I.. Ross, govern- ed Statea army, connected wish tho im MM TpHE SURVEY" provement of that particular waterway, of battle, seen their comrades stricken down at Unions for Actors street at .the corner of Alakea was ment physician in South Kona, Hawaii. an article entitled "Labor almost run dowafiby automobile: No. and the engineer officers connected with their sides, known the agony of waiting for help of Mr. and Mrs. II. H. William were the construction and operation of the add Teachers" which gives a brief account the 1318. The driver 'started down Alakea passengers in the Matsonia yesterday OF WAR UNDER TREATY that failed to come, or bore upon their own flesh street, changed his mind, stopped, Panama Canal may bo allowed la the movements to date and the results aimed at in then for Han Francisco, where they expect "Upon sad bached his machine without look- pilot bous'r ih navigator's . the consequences of unpreparedness, . know tnV part, to remain a few weeks. upon responsibility of the both cases. After explaining the Actor the ing behind or, sptidiug .his horn, bridge tho armies are not created in a day, or a month, or a sni To spend three months on business in officer in charge. No one shall bo al article continues: the pedestrian bid : to jump for her Wall Captured Ship Came Into Port .. . i i . i . the mainland, Arthur F. of Wall lowed in the pilot bouse of ferry steam' year . They know the full value, of prejparedness. life. The automoDile was on the wrong i,i."Un the same.tnirni on wmcn ine acwrs were Dougherty left iu.tfca.Matsoa.U yes- era, except the crew on duty there and and Is Libelled know hollowriess '"fatfc side of the street. fdr-Ma- ' . They the of the cantuit ", proposing a labor unionmore than I20O teachers terday Francisco, the steamboat insooctors. tfye (From Thursdsy Advertlje ) every such,' passenger Iambs, and lions in harmony, utility .of the in' New York City came together to signify their J. O. Carter has received news that "The master of "flintlock" ideas that continue to. prevade the halls The ninth annual aoeounts of the his brother, H. Cushman Carter, is im- and ferry steamer shall keep three willingness to follow the lead of the Chicago, trustees of the estate of George Gal-brait- proving in health rapidly in the main printed copies of this section rule S WASHINGTON, Secretary Lansing o impels opposition congress and the treason that Cleveland and Scranton teachers and join the Am deceased, were referred yester- land, where he has been for some time. posted in conspicuous places on such has made public the text of his note of I one of which be kept to armament for the sake of "pork.''. day by Judge Whitney to Leslie Archie Bell, newspaperman connect- steamer, shall March 2 last to Count von Bernstorff, erican Federation of Labor. BcOtt as master, for examination and posted in the pilot house. There are only a few of them .left, these grand ed with the Cleveland Leader, and E. the Oerman ambassador, la which the "The (Teacher s Union is being fathered by the report M. Newman, a lecturer, will be among "Such printed copies shall be fur- Army, a one of nished by department of com was informed of the decision Of aid men of the Grnd tyuVnever Teachers' League of New York City, an:organiza-- ; la addition to having to pay three those pawning through Honolulu in 'he latter ' merce. ' this government in the Case of tho Brit them r who lacks today the same patriotism that dollars a week at temporary alimony July for the Orient. tion of about 60Q rncmbers which has been work- ish steamship Appam, which waa cap to his wife, Mrs.1 Irene K. Jose, who T.- - he proved in the face of the enerrty. Wallace Henry Macconell, examiner of the tured at sea by the Uermna commerce ing along similar lines for several years. is suing him for divorce, Frank Joso federal jmlicinry department, who has Irwin, in recent verse, sums tip for us of today the was Whit- T raider Mocwe, and sent into Hampton "Among the results the union hopes to bring ordered yesterday by Judge been in Hnwaii the past few months, a spirit of the veterans in these stirring lines: ney to pay Mrs. room rent dur- Roads as a prise under eommand of about in New York city are a salary schedule that Jose's expects Jto leave in the Ventura on lermnn lieutenant. ing tho pendency of the suit. June 13 for muinland. will insure a living wage for new and apprentice the Until now the note had been regard- - ""it's, us knew the bitter days, During the month Just ended there Mrs. Marie RazooK, sister of Mrs. So- a confidential document by the that of referendum by which such thirty-- PLANS ARE COMPLETED td'as members; a method were filed in the loeal circuit court phie CrenKnty, accompanied by her mo- it ate department. Even the character . us that went to die; one It'i matters as. pensions, hours of work, etc., shall be divorce actions, or one for each ther and her daughter, Alice, left in the jf its decision in the Appam ease was , 1 guess we got a right to day in the month, Sundays and holidays Matsonia yesterday for the mainland shout the teacher body ; direct represent- never officially disclosed by the admin- submitted to included. Hi nee the first of the year and expect to remain indefinitely in When Glory flutters by. of istration. The note would have been ation of teachers on the Board Education and 122 suits for divorce have been insti New York City. The arrangements for the staging of kept secret longer except for the fact the elimination of 'arbitrary and tyrannical sys- tuted in Honolulu, an average of almost I). Howard Hitchcock, the well known the Hawaiian pageant at the Capitol that it has been introduced in evidence twenty-fiv- e grounda Monday, June 12, have all been We ain't a Standin' Army now tems of supervision.' per month. artiMt, Iihh returned to Honolulu from before Judge Waddfll in the federal In fact, we're gray and lame, Mrs. Loulu Kaiwi, Vidow, filed a pe his trip to Mauna Loa, on Hawaii, male and Instead or using tne space district court at Norfolk, where libel "Teachers' unions affiliated with the American tition in the circuit court vesterday where he mucte numerous sketches of makal of the bungalow the space The state old will proceedings are pending. A trifle stiff about the knees of Labor arc in existence in asking the apointment herself the lava flows and other volcanic phe mauka of the burial mound 's purpose Federation Oklahoma for of be made department in withholding And shakin' in our aim. as administratrix of the estate of Dav- nomena on the Big Island. available for the event. of note now was City, Oklahoma, Butte and Missoula, Montana; A 11KI publication the until id deceased. was mem- stage feet Jong and thirty Kaiwi, Kaiwi a AmonK HonoluUins leaving yesterday deep will be out, out of courtesy to the court, and since San Antonio, Texas, and Scranton, Pennsylvania ber the The feet laid and the note be of Hawaiian Band estate in the lHtnoniu for the mainland were backing will be arranged by ar the eourt has permitted the to We're gettin' scarce but, bless yer heart, is valued T. for de- The Cleveland union has been waiting to proceed at forty dollars, being tho Judjje H. Htuart, Miss Ellen K. who are soon to get busy with introduced in evidence, the state Country called for Men, to MiHs El- tists If with organization until a Supreme Court decision salary due by the city government Dwight, Kleanor L. Holt, Mrs. tbs scenery that it is necessary to partment no longer has objection to its tho deceased. len H. Dwiuht, C. C. von Hamm, M. C. publication. We'd sign the roll "Age 21," is case of Superintendent of Schools paint. The natural scenery of the old reached in the In the ease of Brede against Karratti I'acheeo anil O. T. Hhipman. The note discloses that tne state de And save that Flag again. palace grounds will be made to lit in - Frederick, who dismissed six teachers activeifl and others, an action for partition, in Arthur li. Smith, deputy attornev as much as possible so that the set partment refuses to accept the conten- unionization. The National Teachers' Union of which judgement by default was re- general of the Territory, will leave ting will bo very close to nature. 'ion of the German embassy, that un on June 1ft for der Prussian-America- treaty of England has a representative in parliament." cently given against the defendants, the mainland. He will A novelty tn the vsay or a curtain the Bond Issue and Bonds proof wss made by the plaintiff yes- visit Alaska, going by way of Canada. has been adopted bv the committee. It 1799 the Appam should be entitled to terday and Judge Ashford appointed Mr. Hmith riled yesterday in the office will he nn m thin let nf afaam ant I asvium in an American pun. This IS be gathered at the meeting of the Ad I booo could John Bull still seems to be paying more atten Joseph C. K. Cullen as commissioner to of the clerk of the federal Court an un from the ir round on which different distinct surprise, for it has IT and some of sell the property at private sale application for a passport. colored lights will bo shown as sot- - generally believed in Washington that Club yesterday that Mayor Lane tion to our letters than to our notes. Columbia within the bridge by floating of thirty days for not less thsn $2850. Mr. and Mrs. I'almer P. Woods have tintr of the tableaux are beinff chanced, 'he state department naa coaciuaew the supervisors desire to the Is- - applicable, State. H. Uremori, through Judge A. 8. roceived good news of their son and Seven episodes of the history of the fo regard the old treaty as gap now would a municipal bond issue the that exists Humphreys, filed a motion in the cir- daughter, I'arker and Elizabeth, in lands will be given and the ahow will md that it not order tho Appam half-pas- t waters. Secretary between the finances of Honolulu as they are and cuit eourt yesterday in which it is ask- Boston, where they are attending last from about seven to ten N lesve American German navy is too proud to the o'clock:. 'Lansing asserts that tho old treaty is be if the frontage tax is to be given tiht British, ed that 8. Hhirai, administrator of the school. Parker Woods passed eigh they must e applicable brought is therefore let the United States do it. Wall estate of Torahachi Uratako, deceased, teenth, in a class of fifty-fiv- and third For the accommodation of those who onlv to prizes into ," Street I war and ft fair opportunity. At the present time, owing be compelled to Immediately file his in his Bpei nil oIhbk at Wentworth In- wish to have seats, bleachers will be merican ports by vessels of journal. I or to hand mouth conditions that exist in the final accounts in court. It is alleged stitute. Miits Woods has gained the erected for which a nominal charge of 'hat even in such eases the port the to will be I fncra made a port - tho regulation such fil- scholarship in the new school of de- Cents made. This rnnlrl not bs of "ultl- and will continue to exist so long that period for I ;ity treasury ing and aficuunting ,haa long since sign, illustrating and painting. Both will entitle the holder of the bleacher mate destination or' indefinite' asylum" Fears are expressed that Roosevelt will refuse Araerl-avla- h is the present system of financing is maintained, elapsed. are former pupils of Punahou College. ticket to a reserved seat. Those who by vessels bringing pntos into. tn- saa anectaj-l- a wtihrtiit I to support anybody who does not come from From Friday Advertiser) the i inr.j - j.v. .o. , there is never a sufficient fund on hand for the city Answers denying the allegations In icuI Mrs. A. I. MOO ing for It also will be accommodated, in any event, the state flepart: '' Oyster Bay. Washington Star. the respective complaints were filod Hilva of Kinau street But to go ahead and encourage the formation of a announces siauumg ruuiu. i not on- - yesterday in the eireuit eourt by the engagement of her wiiu mftnt has deemed, tne Appam is. the Ming Les- to remain Amiurlean waters atlmbr of frontage tax districts, "Vithout the libeller In the of daughter, Alice Schooler, to itled in divorce cases Frank ter M. Pihhel. treaty she was of such districts all over the city the Having qualified as an expert, will the afternoon Joeo against Mrs. K. and WHEREABOUTS OF LEGATEE "nder because, nf : Inauguration Irene Jose, Mrs. A. Faithfull, the guest of her mainte-;'naft'c- Mrs Adeline wprk will continue to be patchy and e paper kindly oblige the world by stating whether Andrade against John son, K. P. IS WANTED BY EXECUTOR iTn uiLioj b deUL road Andrade. In case Faithfull, for several months, k 4 for keeps is the latter the libel Vet ur ned to her home Los spoil war in an port. excessive. playing marbles gambling of not lee ssys she in Angeles i of American that and her husband have by the Matsonia. Information ia wsnted by Bev. A. F. The state department rules thst the for to issue That is a question which has puzzled anxious di- V It Is not legally possible the city lived together since the suit for Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dickey left Campbell, pastor of the Methodist ppem can only enjoy the privileges vorce was - bonds to pay for the municipality's 8hare of road mothers for some generations. instituted. by the Matminia for California, where Church of Waterbury, Connecticut, re- isuallv granted by maritime nations to (From Friday Advertl-er- ) to the whereabouts of Charles work under the frontage tax, but it is legally possi-s- '. they intend spend a year at their farding nrices of war, and that she should leave The action of tho Hawaiian Electric resiHeuce in Piedmont. Moorty, who ia believed to be soon as the cause of her entry into of road work The most appropriately named company of the Camp is ble to devote the proceeds bonds to Company against H. Freitaa and O. C. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Levy were in the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. in American port is removed stress of Dutside of the district of Honolulu, and, by so National Guard of Hawaii is the Machine Gun Cunha, defendants, and City Auditor passengers in the Mut sonia last Wed bell is executor of the will of the late weather, repair, or need of provisions. Bieknell, garnishee, was discontinued nesday for the mainland. They will Mary Moorty, who died recently in However, in view of pro- ' and diverting to the city streets, the general Zompany of Maui. Every one of the forty men Brooklyn, the libel doing yesterday in the circuit court at plain- go as far an New York and expect to New York, and who left ceedings instituted at Norfolk by the. )f owns his own machine and Moorty, her nephew, a legacy amount , fund .now dipped into for the country roads the thatiCompany tiff's eosts. return early in August. Hritish owners of the vessel in an effort ing to (2000, which payment to end may be attained. turnout for company drill looks like an automo At the Kamehameha School for Mrs. I.. A. Thurston will return from awaits 'o obtain custody of the ship, the stste Same Big him. believe that if Mayor Lane will only have bile show. Girls, Kalihi, the biennial exhibition of the Island next Tuesday, from a epartment will take no action until :,We all kinds of work .taught in the school two weeks' visit to the Kilauea he courts of this country perhaps un- drawn up some concrete plan for the proper use will be held from two to five o'clock Volcano and the Mauna Loa lava flows. AUTO TURNS TURTLE til the supreme court-dci- whether Mr. Thurston may remain on Big ' pf the proceeds of his proposed bond issue, the We suppose the anxiety of the administration1 tomorrow afternoon. All frlenda of the the WITH ITS OCCUPANTS khe UniteH Htatea eourt at N'fnlk hss school will be Island, looking after his business iroperly taken jurisdiction ease. issue will be found acceptable to' the taxpayers over prompt delivery of mails from Germany is welcome. of the His plan, however, should omit the we may receive a full account of the punish- Thirty-fou- r applications for passports An automobile v ith Judge Horace generally., that were filed with Deputy Clerk Ray Bak- W. Vnughen, C. C. Bitting. Oeorgj M ROMFTHINO DEPENDABLE. f, suggestion that Honolulu spend a quarter of a ment inflicted, as per promise, on the submarine er Rietow in the office of the clerk PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS Duncan and J. Harris MeKenxie ax Diarrhoea is always more or leas million, on a city hall, as there are a few score commander who mistook the Sussex for a war- pf the federal court during May just PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to passengers became unmanageable and re rlent du'ing t'lis weather. B pre--are- t in- in ' Coll'-- . much have first. done by ended. A majorty of the applicants cure blind, bleeding, itching or pro- overturned a ditch near tho reform for it. Chemberlni" things we need more and should ship. Whatever was Austria to the Avlona tend to travel in China and the school on Memorial Dnv. All ware Cholera and Diarrhoea Bemsdy is ' Japan; truding PILES ia 6 to 14 days or the present prices on building materials, culprit was something too awful to mention. At next largest number in Canada, while badly shaken up, and Mr. MeKenaie prompt and effectual. It caa always With money refunded. Manufactured by too, this is not the time to put up .any building least we have not heard the exact sentence men-- few are headed for the Malay and was painfully though not seriously cut ,be depended upon. For sale by all Htraits Settlement countries and the PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Louis, bvt guts! irons, the broken wind shield: dealers. Benson, Smith 4b Co., Ltd., unless it be imperatively necessary ton.ela,? r.e,r U. S. A. The ear is badly damaged. agents for Hawaii.

i ., HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, FRIDAY. J UNI- - 2, .1916. rS EMI-WEEKL- Americans Killed rAi Front Honored Big Guns Bes JTp ' ' GERMANS TU E "Neutralize Canal no 0 SEVELT J j Jt j s TO Impressive Memorial Day In Paris Wilson Policies Criticized Dy JliUS LINE OF GALLICS Taft A Y (AsaoeUtea Frete by rederal Wireless.) for S S Memorial Day, opportunity of the (Associated rreaa by rederal Wiretees.) the protection. - Amerirnn unih riDAiuv WEST occasion intnraata at PA BIB, May SI. Impressive Memor- having been taken to make and-a-n WASHINGTON, May 31 ' The best ea, army if at least a half a' Day held yester- the affair a great preparedness demon- , proper ial services were here Dead-ma- miiiim safeguard- ii.ulu stration. Two Miles of Front Near n neutralisation for the- Panama Onnsl ioriie riiiiuiu ' ing of the borders anil nf the coast llae day in honor of the memory of the Two men, a woman is enough big and a girl were Hill Falls Into guns to guard it safely," are what Airietri mint and what eleven Americans who have been kill- killed when Hands - WILL the awning fell, while declared William Howard Taft in the Americans shoirV- nsmt upon the gov- HELP TO ed the war while there were score noma in fighting for the 'a Injured, so of Teutons aburae of sn address delivered Isst ernment providing, he said. He point- cause of France and in the ranks of the badly that it is not believed they will ed out the bee nf amply fortifying TO FREEDOM lire. night before a large audience assem- French army. Alaska,; whi,ch is now a' vulnerable bled at the Washington-Jefferso- Col- point in the event of de- Leading officials of (Asaoelated by invasion, and the state and of Frees Ftdrral Wireless.) lege, clared- fchaft'the approach to the Pana- STEAMSHIP OWNERS ASK 31- - the army were in attendance, while LONDON, May T miles of the Mr. Taft declared that the proposed ma Canal should In- mude impossible KEEP PEACE a large number of Parisians gathered GOVERNMENT FOR RELIEF French lines, from tin- v"'riern ridge neutralization of the Isthmian water- for any enemy. INSTITUTIONS in the Place des Rtats Unia to take of Headman Bill to the .village .of way la a farce, and that such nentrnl-iaatio- t . part in the services. Cumieres wore captured by the Ger- would amount to (Associated Frees by rsdsrsl Wtrelees.) nothing in the. SPECIAL pAY TO President Poincare sent a wreath t mans in a general Hsnuult yesterday, ent Of war. "The 8nex Canal is HONOR SAN FRANCISCO, May 31 Ho seri- according to the oflieinl ' be placed with the other floral tributes despatches neutralised," he said, "and all the FLAG decries Doc-tri- ne ous is the situation facing the steam- from While the IS SET ASIDE 'WMdPRt': on the American graves. - Berlin, Teutons also wdrld ' knows what has happened n ship owners, in view Thiau-mon- President Wilson Announces Ht of.Nonreustance and De- of the decision of gained groundin the nest cm t there." longshoremen (Star-Buneti- n the and riggers of the sector. The apesker was outspoken Special by Mataal Will Sign Army Bill Put clares 'Pcrif Height- MEMORIAL DAY HAS TRAGEDY Pacific in his and of War Is Coast to go out on strike this The French despatches admit that a criticism of the Wilson administra- Wireless.) DALLAS,' Texas, May morning, Business Men Who Voted For ened, BjnPawer., of Pacificists to the number of twelve ction of trench of three hundred met- tion 'a foreign policy towards Mexico 'WASHINGTON, May Dny was 'attended by a tragedy here, thousand, that owners ers, been lost to the the are reported has (lermana at and in regard to the Philippines, while vt'ilsoa today issued a Defense To Test of Sincerity a platform awning on which a number to have telegraphed an Cumieres, while there bos re- proclamation ; ii.-t- - appeal to the leon a he waa equally outspoken concerning up' km had gathered col- calling upon the people of the to view the parade departments of commerce and labor, tirement from the ad vn need positions the military needs of the nation as United ASM STRONG lapsing just as the marchers reached Washington, asking between Bethincourt h:kI Cumieres. Statea' to celebrate Flag Day on m for assistance ia demonstrated in, the light of the war in June the spot. keeping the steamers NATIONS OF WORLD -D-- WESTERN running should Violent Bombardment Reported Europe. 11, at art expression of ."our thought- SECTION The parade was not one especially he men carry out. their threat. The French despntilns iinnnnnce a A nar equal to that of Germany for ful lotre for America." MUST RESPECT RIGHTS violent bombardment by the Hermans RUSSIA of the position at IVadmnn and a Commenting On Mexican Situa- EXPECTS 10 MEET PEKING BOMB MISSES Wnhnrdment of less intensity north HILO JS UP TO DATE nnd east of Verdan. The recent fight' GOLD TREASURE IN There Is No Room In America For tion Rough Rider Tells Cheer- has been altogether no rig of nrtillery, Any Person Who ing Crowd In Kansas City There infantry engagements having been Cannot Enter SUGAR BEET SEED CRISIS fought since Monday. WITH ITS FAIR Into Spirit of Is No Tranquillity Along Border PLANS Its Institu- The Austrisns have hniiiched a fresh CHINA FOR ORIEN tions Abide By sssiilt agninst the Italians southwest I and Its Laws f Posina and another one further (Aaeociatea rrtaa Sy rederal wireless.) north, in the T'pper Astien valley. New Source of Supply Will Re- Former Commander of Will AJso CITY, May 31 There is Mukden 'outh of l'osina, report s Vienna, after Crowds Gather For (Assedatea Frees by rederal Wtreleaa.) KANSAS to America ia the lieve Serious Situation Garrison Has Narrow Escape the Italian lines had becu bomhnrded Fifth Civic Convention Chinese Banks Will Be Reim-- i May 31 ia being preached, if 'he Austrian infaatry made n success- bursed-Chin- WASHINGTON, would sign the) that doctrine ful a Will Sail To-- v of nonresistanee (faint sdvance. " Army Reorganization Bill and any substantial ground. War looma Italians Retain' Positions day Taking Mail that Inso doing he would apply the acid (Associated Prese by rederal Wireless.) (Special Cablegram to Hlppu J1J1.) ever close upon the horiaon at tbie time The Italians, According to the re- As far as can at the present time be teat to the business men of the nation, and SEATTLE, May 31. The sugar beet TOKIO, May 30. the peril of poaaible war ia height- Chang Tsuo Lin. ports from Rome, retained nil their done, the arrangements for the second whe, through their chambers of com- ened by seed de- y the power of a peae party situation is no longer serirtus, former commander of the Mukden gar- positions in the face of these assaults Hawaii county fair have been all fixed merce have declared almost nnanias. ua-l- that would place With 2,750,000 dollars in United obatacles ia the way spite the refusal of Germany not to al- rison, and now a member of the Pek- hurling the Austrinns back after a up. The wharf has been secured for the for the enactment of a prepared sees of prepared neee. measure, president Wilson s low the export of , need desperate .struggle. At l.ngnriraa, re- fair and that settles a moat important States gold coin, consigned to Chinese concluded 8ueh was; the prime idea hammered through the ing advisory committee, nnrrowly es- powerful address upon ports Roma, the Austrinns n re H, The Kuhlo banks, principally in prepared nest home British blockade . until .the United caped mattef. wharf surely will Shanghai, the to the' vaiioua audiencea here death yesterday in the streets heavily, be Tight and the aeed for a proper Americanism - States mtm prove' to the place for the big China Mail steamer China, Capt. W. by Theodore Boosevelt, wno has secured th permission of of Peking, when a bomb wag On oa th part of all eltiaeaa yesterday. the British allow thrown the Russian front yesterday the show There is plenty of space and all made the mala address of the Mem- to the seed to be Germans an bobspyXroejftan Francisco, docked at The President spoke during the. Mem- paid Ger- at hla carriage, and many of his body attempted offensive north the rlaitors and Hilo folk will be able orial t)ay services and during the day for in foodstuff delivered in Piet. T at three-thirt- o'clock yester- orial Day services held at the Arlingi "ast of Augustinhof, but the nttempt to view in '' poke to two other large arowda. many. guard were killed and wounded. everything comfort. The ton cemetery. was broken up with heavy German fair will be open on Friday, September day. Owing to quarantine investiga- ':' " Prepare, lest our unpreparedneea A new source of. supply has been General Chang was attended by a He announced that thera i no plaee) losses. 22, and Will remain so until a late hour tion, passengers were not allowed bring down aome foreign foe upon found in Russia and the first shipment number to ia the United Statea for any eitiaem ua" large of guards, but as he pass- Vustrians Surprise Slavs on Saturday evening, September 23. waa liia theme. from Vladivostok are now arriving The disembark until four o'clock. Font naturalized with any mental reserves West ra Preparedness here. ed a busy corner a man stepped out and Austrinns, in Gnlicia, mnde a The show will carry exhibits from all tots lurprise attack upon the Slnv position' over passengers arrived for Honolulu. The and declared that the nation ia prepar- Laat- night, before a cheering crowd, The Yukimuru Maru has arrived hurled the bomb at the passing car- Hawaii and the rest of the group. will ed to fight against any t Oliadk, the first rush enrrving then1 Secretary Allen of China sail, taking mail and a encroachment the Bough Bider took np the frequent- with a consignment valued at 1557,000, riage. Many of the spectators were the fair committee small number of passengers poo its liberty by any foe, whether into the Russian lines and givim; them is working hard on the prize lists. The for Japan ly repeated assertion the public while the British steamer Princess Ena killed and wounded, among be- nine-thirt- y one within the Union or one that them a momentary possession. A Russian and China, at o'clock,this from out sentiment of the West ia lukewarm in has bronght nine thousand bags. The ing four Japanese. exhibits for which trophies, medals and aide. ounter drove them buck, n number be- ribbona will be given number nearly morning. the matter of preparedness. underwriters announce that a million The general escaped injury, and in ' She haa 326 through passengers and No Mora Territory Wanted ing captured. one thousand. The full will be t "It has been said that the West ia dollars worth of the seeds will soon be the commotion caused by the explosion lists a full eargo of merchandise Another attempted Austrian offen-liv- published in the near future. for the "America does not want one inch of not interested in thia question of pre- shipped, sufficient to meet the American the assassin fled, and has not yet been Orient. There waa no cargo for thia paredness, because at Boutchache Wns broken up be Hilo will be en fete from September additional territory in order that aha the West would not demand. apprehended. General Chang had been port. Ninety-si- x bags Ho- fore it fairly developed' 21, when the fifth civic of mail for may gala any selfish advantage through suffer from any war in which either in Peking only a few days, having convention nolulu was the, A the opens, until tbfl afternoon of Septem- in steamer. splendid Ita acquisition," he declared, "but it Atlantic or the Pacific coast come from Mukden, where he was re- voyage with at sftrboth sea, was does States might be he ber 25, when the convention will close. want the nations of the world to attacked," said. "I CARRANZISTAS MOVE lieved of command, to come to the aid by Parser James. understand and to respect what Ameri- know, thia Shih-kai- . The convention opens one day ahead of statement to be a lie. I of Yuan GREECE INVADED Considerable difficulty ia docking the ca stands for. know the- - manhood of e--f the fair and lasts two days longer. The the West is not steamer was encountered, when Dong cannot conceive of any man, of selfish and I know the people of the delegates from all the civic organiza- , "I Kack Foagv'ai-XIIilnase- boy, five years any origin, falling to become enthuai-aati- e West appreciate their ah a re in the com- tions of the Territory are expected to ' AGAINST a nret caDin passenger, was discov- over the Ideals mon heritage of Americanism. I T arrive in Hilo oa the morning of Sep- oia, of humaa liberty by port physician, , na-tl- would not believe tember 21. The Kauai. Oahu, Maui and ered the to be suf and human rights for which this otherwise. I would fering from membranous eroup. waa shrink, aa I would from a deadly Kohala delegates should all arrive aboqtt IV of ours stands, and I summon tmmt the .child, had, Syptv solemnly all men who our . plague, from any,, Ajnerian,,who would .iue xine.- i na &ons ana jyra flt'Ueoakt dw0 within, aay that he did not care what might HEADVAY IN AFRICA delegatesnn probably wilt 'eome 'overland ahorisl, ad all paaaengera Were notified borders to net their purposes ia accord Large Force Takes Field To Trap that they would not be allowed ashore with tha spirit of America. I alao as ' happen to other Americana." and should beat the steamer to it. , . An investigation followed - dis- solemnly Jaba At Mexican Policy Bandit Indians iTilitary Necessity Compelled Ger- Each and every month a batch of whack give warning that all men who closed the abo re mentioned ailment as eome to us who la commontine upon the Mexican postcards find way to postof-lin- from other lands and man and Bulgarian Comman- their the cause do not situation, the Colonel adopted a face- and they all- the of. too., oy's sickness. He think America first, despite tha They Compel Germans To Evacu- are addressed to the and tious tone. members of live wire proposition, his nurse were Isolated, and the land of their birth, that they will ba (Associated Press by Wlreleee.) der To Violate Neutrality that passengers were ' "We are told that we are enjoying rsdsrsl Stronghold the Honolulu Ad Club. A different mes- allowed to land. east out of oar tolerance. DOUGLAS, 31 ate and Retire While peace with Mexico, and that we should Arizona, May Consul sage is sent out each month by Direc- the procedure of clearing the Peace of World Dealrable Lelevier reports that the .Mil- was on, a be glad because of that," he said. concentration tor William McKay, of the convention vessel's health going shall never consent, while I am ' ' Well, the number of Americans of Carranxistas in the Hermosillo dis- (Aaaociated Presa by rederal Wireless.) very anxious and impatient young man "I that (Associated committee, andthis serves to keep the President, to this nation entering Into oeen killed trict is for the carrying on of an ex Prese by federal Wireless.) PAULS, May tiry was pacing' the filer; pasting glances have in Mexico and along necessity two grest events, the second county aay entangling Ba- tensive Yacquis LONDON, Msy 31. filled with ,)onginp to) woman alliancea with other the border surpasses the number of campaign against the Official advices .us compelled the Herman and BuIl'H be- a yonnff stions, assent, in that section. fair snd the fifth civic convention, passenger but I will gladly to any Americans killed during our war with from General Northey, commanding the .ian commanders on the Macedonian fore the minds of those who are expect on board, wbo'wks'es nervous alliance will help disentangle: Spain, when we General Martinez, at the head of an aa the young man. ' that to were having war. Now, British expedition operating in Gorman iont to violate the1 neutrality of ed to be present in force. Dr. H. B. the people of the world from the com- when army of twelve thousand infantry, is state-nen- t The couple was Miss Gladys L. the Hpanish war waa over, it was ireece, according to uu official Elliot, chairman of the county fair binations are now seeking through, now moving towards Ures, while a East Africa from the south, announce Smith of AngeJas.'and Harry Spell- - that their and the killing eeased, but of the situation in that theater committee, is feeling more certain ev- Io own private Interests. will aaaeat peace we force of eighteen hundred cavalry, un that the British are making man of e) can- I this are having with Mexico further if the war mude yesterday In Berlin ery day that the show is going to be I.ibby.eNjfuU Libby's gladly to aay alliaaee will help continues to rage, der Colonel Hamaniego, is pursuing the substantial headway. iiid nery. Culminating an toverseas romance that to in unabated violence, announced in Athens. The official a record breaker. unite the world for the preservation of all along the Mexican Indians and expecting to drive them North of Lake Nyassa the Germans i the couple were meeting each other as border." ermnii statement that it was found peace. ',. ... In bis afternoon speech Mr. Roose- into the trap to be set by the infantry. have been compelled to evacuate Neu the liulgnrs old time sweethearts.: Aa soon as tbe A iccessary for and German ' ' We aot only are ready to cooperate) velt urgud universal military report from Cases Grandes states Langenberg and have retired twenty-thre- ;o (J lines were down the gangway Spell-ma- training cross the reek liorder to take the at with others to achieve theae ends, but based npon universal service, for that General Pershing is expected to miles to the cast. The British (Tensive a THIRD HAWAII ISLAND dashed on board, taking Miss ''.,. the as protection against tin we are ready to fight against any ag- youtha of the nation. He spoke arrive there today to cofer with Gen- have pressed their advantage and l,e Smith ashore, and loosing no they before mi prise attack to made by the A1 time gression attempted ua, and we veterans both of the northern armies eral Cavira on the general plan of co- have compelled the Germans to go into sought Rev. A. who tied towards ies according to the plans learned by are ready to fight for oar rights, es- and of the confederacy. operation to be carried out aguinst the temporary defenses, which are being he Bulgara. the mutual knot. Message bandits. MURDERER SAVES NECK pecially when theae rights are coinci- To All Americans (lonely invested. Vdvance In Macedonia dent He The appearance with the rights of mankind. declared that bis was a "mes- of the British force The OermHn ami Mulgiirinn armyllf will shortly apply teat sage to all Americans." before Neu Langenberg waa unexpect- "I the acid "After the eportcd to be advancing in Macedonia. Opium Drips Out to the business men of this nation who war we ahall see a new Kurope, " he ed by the Germans, who had to retire Early n repVirt 'biggIBIlT yesterday sensational voted in the recent chamber of eooi-mer- said, Europe energetically develop- so hastily thut they abandoned much rained credence to the effect that the Quinn new Judge Sentences Leong caavass In favor ; sf prepared- ing social and economic means for of their ammunition supply and practi nvHsion of Greece l.y the forces of the of Oranges and ness. meeting ita problems. under these cully all of their stores. Wah Chong To Twenty-Year- s If 'entral I'omcis has in uccordance with Business Man Challenged circumstances wo. take refuge in form amendments 10se t se ret agreement made between the Owner 1$ "Nabbed nlae dug from the wreckage of the "Will theae buainess men who voted tulgnrian and (lieek 'government, Another murderer in the Big Island so principle of the past, we shall be as lied unanimously back tp their votes "his report rem here by way of the a T foolish as we were arm third inside of month, haa been with action Will they give the young if to our sol Koine. allowed to plead diers with flintlocks, to send them guilty to murder in Fresno Chinese Fined $1000 men in their employ full freedom to Secret Agreement Reported the second degree, according to a wire- against an army possessing machine-guns- , Schemes To Boost Shipbuilding volunteer in the militia or for the The despatch .says that the Bulgnr-hi- i less message received here yesterday. When An Ingenious Smuggling training la order the modern rifles and artillery. advance into Murodonia was the eampa that nation "The time for flintlock Features Are Defeated I.eoug Wah Chong was sentenced in may have a dependable body of trained theories of esult of n formal agreement secretly on Monday by Plot Is Betrayed statesmanship in the United (Hates is Hilo Circuit Judge men to fight for it in the event of (Associated FriM by rsdsrsl Wtreleaa.) ntered into by the two countries. to not less than twenty years' necessity f past." vrom come reports 'unia WASHINGTON, May 30. Amend Athens that the imprisonment at hard labor, on his plea "The bill for the Increase He urged that the nation beware of Oemir-Hissa- r of the reeks are fortifying the second-degre- e paci-fists.- ments offered by the Republicans of if guilty to the charge of officials' army and the na- "false prophets and professional British In Minor lection of Customs here have received federnliaation of the the house to make the Positions Asia their front, and that the murder. another pointer on schemes tional guard which now liea upon my "bigger navy" lulgurians concent on the subtle bill larger still were defeated today. lire rating their Following a quarrel some months ago, resorted to hy smugglers of opium to desk bristles with interrogation. Knife Thrown At Colonel Surprised By Turks isvu Macedonia as well us that J he front push Leong entered I.. Ah Hip, do As. the automobile bearing Mr. amendment to the naval affairs ng (Ireek the store of get their "hop" through, in the form "I not doubt that the buainess measure providing ' into Macedonia. and men Boosevelt passed along the street yes- for six battle- Salonika despatches say Front Church streets, and there of advices from the Coast. of this nation will be found willing cruisers was defeated by a vote of 109 that the shot the proprietor, who was probably According to information or- to make good pledge terday in the Memorial Day parade, Vllies' lines in the Ynrdar and this if their implied in to 8.1. This was' a party vote. (AaeocUtsd Prsas by Federal Wireless.) valley the wealthiest Chinese merchant, cane ange juice looked like opium or vice their chamber of commerce vote, someone in the crowd threw an open strict vt the By a vote of 130 to house a CONSTANTINOPLE, May 31. An village of Kiliudir have been and Isl- versa, Charlie Hong, Chinese Fres- ia nn Tn jaekknife in, js' direction, the knife 1U the bombarded. planter contractor in the Big a of there vlase all the world the,' little later defeated a proposal to add official commuaique issued last night and. Ah Hip died a few days later no, California, today might be $1000 where the eompolsion exercised by pub- striking arm of his secretary, John deals W. McOfhth. The force of the blow two battleships to the building pro with the situation in Asia Minor in the Hilo Hospital, from the wounds richer. Or if Charlie's eight tins of lic opinion ia more imperative thaa it was slight and the incident attracted gram. as follows: received. opium had been securely sealed the re- is in this country," a vote to1 104 the Fein 'lie on Hono-'ul-u might be same. slight atflD,tidn, feir in. the crowd know- By of 114 the navnl "In sector, the right Attorney George A. Davia of sult the F- - Dead Are Honorerl , ing that anytlihYout the ordi nary bill was Unully amended 'to provide for bank of the T' Is, near Kul-e- l Amara defended Leong, on appointment But when a box of Florida Oraqgee The exercises, at Arlington yesterday jf fifty our artillery b;.a silenced two the was delivered to the Fresno ' Chinese had occurred. i'Mf. Boosevelt was not submarines. ' of v Judge Quinn. 'On Davia' advice, included the pay's of soeeial honors informed, fintifafter Ts had delivered i - i enemy's guns, while a surprise attack 'lis client pleaded guilty to the redutecd the other day there dripped from the to the memory of the American sailors upon the English -- corners of the box a dark fluid his address, bQ the piunber of plain- ARMY BILL STILL LACKS positions resulted in 0 harge, thua saving any possibility of brown lost in the destruction of the battle- twenty-fou- r first-legre- had a clothes men 'Wrtd 'special' guards about the taking of prisoners and being found guilty by a jury of e that peculiarly pungent odor and ship Maine in Havana harbor and to the driving back of that nobody would ever for orange him were infeije'anfed by the authorities. PRESIDENTIAL SIGNATURE the British. murder, in which ease death take the memory of tha twenty-on- e Bailors knife-throwin- the juice. F-- When told of Mr. "In Hniyrna sector we have driv voiild have been the penalty Imposed Inst in the 4 off Honolulu the led disaster Roosevelt' treated it as a and in (Aesoclated Prats by rsdsrsl Wlrslass.) en off three enemy airmen by the shell by the court. Investigation to the discovery of harbor over a year ago. joke, line Good Candidates and Best the smoking opium. Song was a statement given' "but later he said SAN FRANCISCO. Mav HO No news ing of the batteries at Phokia. The , , Charlie . ,; nemy's shelled indicted, tried, convicted aentenced, that he regarded' the matter as has been received . from Washington warships have the Tur Man trivial Should Win ELECTRIC COMPANY IS SOLD and paid his fine of (1,000 all in AVIATOR SMITH ABOUT and feels' that no weight should be at- concerning the President' signing the kish positions on the hill west of Ken 'one The of Hilo F.loc-'ri- c day. Customs Collector J. O. Davis of tached to it. Army neorgamxauon Mill. ten Inland, but the fire was Hieffcctual entire stock the THROUGH IN FAR EAST Boosevelt Oloaely Guarded nid accomplished nothing." Company haa been purchased by San Francisco has the fine, but the (Amacisted by r. C. Kennedy H. V. of name of the person who e)0t the He 'was closely guarded, however, and Preai Federal Wireless.) and Patten (SpeeUl Cablearam Hilo. This news waa confirmed by is atill a mystery. a Wlppa tilt when, lust night at his hotel, Kdward TWIN STEALERS ARE SUNK POPULATION OF' BERLIN CIIK'AdO, May :t. Active worl May Kichard Ivers of C. Brewer Co., last 4. TOKIO, 30. Aviator Art Smith Mobunlols of Tulsa, Oklahoma, an (Aarorleted Frees by rsdsrsl Wtrslsss.) on behalf of Colonel Roosevelt ns can 4 will make his WILL BE FED BY CITY te for the presidential evening. The transfer to the new own- farewell flights in Japan nounced that he had important busi LONDON, May 31. Lloyd's announ nomination BURGLARS RANSACK on June 3, 4 and 5 when he will stag Dale-gart- ers has no connection at present with ness with Mr. Roosevelt and insisted ces that the twin steamers, the in the Kepulilican convention bus been both dsv and (Associated rreae by Wtreleaa.) t the plans of the Hilo Traction Com night flichta ia this nity. l.VM) rederal beyun by Hei lici Sntterlee, New HOUSE IN KAIMUKI - on seeing him, the man was placed and the Southgurth, each of the The- daring birdman will Yoko- BERLIN, May 31. A Yoik lawyer, and puny. leave under arrest. He endeavored to brush tons, have been sunk. Twenty five men rommittee hi Laurence Oruhnin. hama on June 10 pointed by the municipal government an Navy on the bhinyo Maru the guards aside and made a scene of the two crews have so far been Si:tterlee. active Lenoir Luteiing the house by cutting away for the l.'nited Statea. when placed in custody. He is being rde'red tin is now making preparations for worker ami asMxiated with Wall stree' BOWEL COMPLAINT IN a portion of a screen and unlocking the held by the police, but no charge has of the population of the city. capitalists, saiil tmlay thut "there nr. CHILDREN. dour, burglars raiufaoked the home of been placed against him. AK IMPROVED QUININE Berlin is to be divided into thirty din nine (rood cnmliilati a. and the mui Du'ina the Hummer months eioth rn A. Muol'herson, iri I'alolo avenue, AUSTRIAN TRANSPORT SUNK triets. with a central kitchen in each, 'with the best batting uveraye shoul should watch for any unnatural loose Kuimnki, Monday . night, 'during the (Associates: frees kr rederal Wireless.) DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEAO where the general food supply for the be nominated. I believe Colonel House ness of the child's bowels. When sliHeiiee of Mrs. MacPherson. Several ROME, May 30. An Italian warship COLONEL MOSBY IS DEAD will be n ' ' Bccaase at Its tonlo and lasatlve s fleet. district cooked ami distributed. elt is the ni:i eriven prompt attention at that time 'muds and closets were opened and succeeded ia sending a torpedo against (Associates' fraea bj WlrslMs.) 1 he rsdsrsl LAXATIVE BftOMO QCININB will be found use of these central kitchens is not Senator LawiMue Y. Sherman of lib xenons trouble may be avci'el. Cham thin i'1'iitciits strewn about the rooms. sn Austrian tranaport in the harbor of WA8HINUTON, May 30 to be made Col. John bettor than ordinary Quinine. Docs not cauee obligatory, but the popu nois also opened lieudojUurters today Iain's Colic. Cholera end eu m it Lit- iewelrv. which waa eioo.n-i- Trieste on Sunday Singleton Mosby, bi night, according to the famous Confod nervousness, nor rinsing head, Re- lation is to be asked whether oi not He will liae ill.' hacking, it ia mi id Remedy can always be depended upon. the bureau, and money, in reach of news given transport erate la the ion out today. The .raider duing the Civil War, died member, the le Mt oaa "tma QuiaJne.' they desire to participate in tlm of several deli atinis besides that o! For sale by all dealers. Benson. Smith the lubbers, warsjot touched. No ar- was sunk. No statement of casualties today. 1 I The sicnature atH.fr. erove ia eo ear scheme. Hi nois. St Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii. iects havr been uiadoi .... . is given. Hawaiian gazette, Friday, june 2, ' ;i?i6. semjAveekly. :. " 1 . , l-. ,,-- V-, I U-- 1' !' MASONIC PAPERS HOilOLULU BE BIG ISLAND WOMEN REVEREND MR. MAKES : VlL(, , LOOFBfljUROW , FIRST.OFFAJR SEX Slip POWERFUL PLEA FOR PtlEPAREDNESS PRAISE SHRR.ERS GRiEATtiST PORT OR. LAVA FONTS Tbo visiting Hhrlners bad a. good .TOM time when the imperial potentate was UMLL III IIILHUIiLU Duty of EveryrGood American Is To Uphold Country here April 1 and ii, and references to The Advertise'r's description of the events are appearing In many main In- ana ruoa, oqys uay Captain Bulger After Expert They Climb Majestic Mauna Loa President WilDam R. Castle nis memorial vraiur land Masonic journals. The Oavel, 'V Oregon's Masonic monthly, say a: Study This Which augurates Uberal Cooperative Chief uabban James I Moflett Makes Prediction To Crater! From (From Wednesday Advertiser) jmny lCliiW. Chlng K. Amiinti, Com Mi. Loofbdurow's Address Benefit I of City's Future Molten Pours Plan For Mutual Memorial Day haa com pa ay FTCflpt. Brimuel H. Ware; Co- Memorial Day is one of the finest n. ...i.l Roclf mpanyA; V. r ui.,i,. Capt. Henry Oulllvan; of our national customs. It brings out 1 i...:.. ANOTHER lines - of April and 2, giving full aecpunt with its waving, Oompnny ; D, Ospt. Oustnv E. Hhoc-fer- t To- the. noblest instinct of our people. of the visit to tftc Island of the im of Marching men, flags flutter Alnn Low s forqpanyB, Capt. J. day we ealL again the roll of our perinl potentate - hi escort) FIFTY ATTACHES GET songs.; Company Cnpt. Charles B. with of SHIPPING INTERESTS' PORTION OF JOURNEY-I- ing, bands playing; its orations,, rfyj. 0, , eapecially those who rendered ninety nobles, many ,of whom were ac its, repetition of the Imperishable senti- FrssiPrJ 1st Seperate Company, Ka eminent, service in the dark day of AND WARNED SHARES AT DISCOUNT Ma- - companied . by, their ladles. Judging TERRITORY MADE HORSEBACK ment of. Abraham' 'Lincoln's Gettys gineers Ckpt.. diaries R. Forbes; the Civil War... Wt think of Uncoil., scene frag- A. I.. C. by the pictured our territorial burg address; Its distribution of Oin , Company, Capt. of Grant, of Bherman, of Sheridan, of 5h,fe Capt. K. nobles most hate pulled off stunt that '; " .'MoTT". ...'I rant floral blankets on 'ttiousanus of Company 0, I.ouis Xhomaa. tof Stanton, of Sununer and nobles tt!.r Ka-ne- ; made the from the mainland ait craves, and, the military salute over Company, M, Cspt. William J. i i ' " Easy-payme- nt of Chaae. But with them w honor up Harbor and Coaling Are Holdings. Purchased On so- Company Capt. and take notiee..; Facilities Members of Party Rewarded cemeteries wherein rest America's Hampton; K. John the .great., host whose name history to sav no In Company L. William "It is safe that eitv the Be Basis As Safe and ldier dead. , Cpt. tvilL never record. And. we da well. could furnish such elaborate Must Revolutionized To By Magnificent .View of Wkerever ihe 4n& Btrip float, Ah in, and Hospital Corps, states Stare Detachment "But, we do more than, this, We whole-hearte- "' respectful homage .was paid yesterday Major Fd win T. ' md entertainments a .Handle Bii$!riesii" Volcanic Activity Profitable Investment Kilbourne. make this a day consecrated to all onr the noble of Aloha Temple nndet f to the memory of, American host The asw naval militia, in its natty lid that dead. Cemeteries our nation ovwr will the direction of 1 (sonny Jim' McCand which fifty-on- e feara ago waa acknowl- white, d serge uniform, bloom with ,flowra of remembrance Veil ,. fol- less, imperial second ceremonial mas- edged the finest fighting army in the by I.ieut. Richard Ijmbert, - men, today. From. Alaska to- Porto Bieo, ter. L'non the arrival of the Great Capt. John K, Bulger, United State A wt-41- I Fifty employes of the Honolulu clnd Mail Riuolal n ha 4 world, r.qunl honor was paid to tne lowed, and after it came the gray fi m talne to the rhillpplnes, wher- ia (Jus Company, are now, or soon will be living remnants, all now infirm, wenk cadets of Kemehsmeha 8chool, in fine Northern all the Myetie Hhriner supervising inspector' of steam vessel . ,'1111,0, My SD.After witnessing on. ever Old Olory waves, tha hearts of Jnhu were at the wharf, Arab Patro stockholder in the corporation old men, who are vanishing more rap militnry styleunder Command of Cnpt. lov- of the first federal district, which of the "finest night imaginable" sin. thst our people will acknowledge with it attention, and the band played idly year by year into the realm of the A. . Booth. Then the two com- said pays their salaries. They have been feme ing gratitude our indebtedness to the rind welcome. Hawaii, Inst night that claiming the distinction of having es- Great Bivouac, panies of tads from the Honolulu Honolulu to become- - offered snd have accepted n nppor past. It is as though the generations soon as the disembarkation war is destined the Memorial Day. originally and still Kcbriol for Bora, by Capt.-Parke- r "As corted the fUst women to the actum lel that bnve preceded us are today speak-li.- ompleted were greatest port of call ia the world and whirl, tunity to invest in the shares of the chiefly dedicated To the memory of the Widemaan. They were iri white and the visitors escorted t fount of the Means Lob emotion, in a still, small voire, 'This do in the Alexander Young Hotel, and from he warned snipping interests here and 'ompany, through the generosity of V. veterans of the Civil war, is becoming carried rifres, not the heavy army the government im- has sent five streams of lava roursini. remembrance of mc' In this, too, we that time on there was not a single territorial to begin R. re !. Castle, president of the corporation, more and snore an observance in honor rifles but light ones, suited to their ' - mediately prepare immenso down the mountainside,, T. Moses do welt ' where were not to for the In th i portion of whose stock the men are of all the soldier dead.' The veterans age nnd ize but nonetheless designed ninut the visitors will turned to town this morning. in it. maritime business that accumulate buying. of the Spanish-America- n war promise a for Lincoln Carried Heavy Burden party which accompanied Mr. Mosc: service. of here because of the Panama Canal after The scheme is not a new one with few years ben! to step into the breach The fifteen surviving members of our preparations for this day "The nature the various enter the. close of th European War. Cap were Mrs. Moses, Mr. and Mm. Spanl "In reads like a st,ory thi Mis Mr. Castle, who bases his idea on the left by the Orand Army. Only a few Oeorge de Long Post, No. 45, O. A. R., the thought has been with me mat it ainmcnts from Bulger ha in Honolulu for ding of Honoma, Mr. Ruddle, Nights and a poor land tain, been o. Ian adopted years ao by the I'nited vears of life remain to the survivors of rode in a covered motor bus, bowing costs something tg be remetrfterca. rahian make tome time on business connected with Tulloeh and Miaa Catherine O'Reilly lubber long to tee the Gem ardong Isl Hilo, all of whom were under the guid States Steel Corporation, shortly aftei the Civil War. and smiling to their friends who greet- Why do we give Lincoln the Unit place hi ofSeial dutie and will sail for the ,ts V. ands of the Pacific." nnee of Manager Vredenburg of Knhu formation by the late J. Morgan, Tula Chang Conspicuous ed them along the route. Behind them on Memorial Dayf Because he carried Joest today ia the XIatsonia. Hi .no! which in furn adopted the idea marched about- men in civilian any la Han ku Banrh, after their arrival nt Ka This change was conspicuous in the fifty a heavier . burden than other headquarters in Francisco. the Carnegie Hoop Com- - truku erly on Saturday morning, riom Steel parade and ceremonies in Honolulu. garb but with the red sashes over the As the years pass, history brings out Bard Work For Inspectors may. The directors of the big steel membership kincjlineas, nobleness, loneli- . party Ooea Well Equipped The fifteen local Orand Army men no shoulder signifying their the the the Preparedness Is 'Several years ago when was in rust set aside a certain proportion ot. in the patriotic) Order of Bed Men. ness, sndness his life. We un I aa nine o'clock en Friday eve longer dare test their strength in the the of Washington,'.' said Captain Bulger last "It he stocK of the corporation, which was march through, the streets and out to Other Veterans In Line derstand better the full weighty of re- niog," said Mr. Moses, this afternoon ,o be sold to the employes on the in- Taking night at the Alexander Young Hotel, the cemetery. "But ia the line were "Then came Hpaniah War Veternns, sponsibility that rested on him. Hs Hol&ot told Secretary Commerce ""when I received word from Mr. Wed stallment plan, so much .down aad so the of 'I of Straus hundreds of Bpanish War veterans, a would pot today be the great chief inspee-'o- r tnburg that another flow had brokei much a month. four or five companies of them; mostly that onr service should hae two significant and unusual demonstration. in khaki and most of them bronzed his greater country had he not paid Maui Women in Honolulu. He did not think out and was headed toward Kahuku Test Made. And itrst In Hawaii Most of these were in uniform but fellows apparently approaching middle the price for hit remembrance. your shipping interest would war--a- aad, is the women folk were very anx me- hat They belong to the regu- does not every man pay for the ed Ron The plan is said to have worked without arms. nge. They had their silk flags, as did this but finally pro-'ail- ioua to we something, of the actual tomb- Twenty Society Matrons Joir departure, I f ' I 1 1. .Ll- -J i f .1 splendidly in Htates, has lar army. Nearly all wore medals, morial he receives t Not for his naving wra .i utriimu wuvii wwi the gradually all the other organisations; the Stars upon him to act favorably upon icn ia 01 in Dumber one to six or necessarily, but for the love and Reef Sflciety As Na- the previous trip with Lieutenant Rone noved westward, and now more ranging from and Stripes and the beautiful colors stone, Cross ny recommendation,; with the result less nearly all displayed the in which K is held. I have a stesl. we made our arrangements with common in California and other eight, and of their company organizations. Wrth esteem Guard Adjunct hat the inspectors have had all tbey Ho is uni who puts this in a rather grue- tional out lo of time, turned in for a fe 'oast States. far as known, Mr. badge of an officer's rank. lhy them were two bands, that of the friend oqld do here and, have been a big sav Oastle and the gas company are the not march under the flags of their army , and some way. He sometimes remarks, 'If .ng hours' sleep and by ahortly after threi Fo.lrth rvlrv one from the The women well men o to the government in a financial irstf to try it Out in anything like an organizations but under the pennants Corps, you want' a good funeral you must as as the way. your a. m. on Saturday we were in the ma- Cimst Artillery ilaui are ready to do their share to Since that time maritime irgnnized manner in Hawaii. of Wpaiuah war vamps. ,,UHt h,.uillj .,., Bg company of innke the arrangements for it yourself, business ha grown steadily. It has We tool ' chine headed for Kahuku. new Of jvard preparedness and already twe'nt) The plan baa been simmering foi This was a feature Memonul th Veteran, of Koreiirn Wars, also beforehand." , Parents and children, always beep from twenty to ten per the precuution to take sufficient foo the most prominent society womei . a I . l . tome time in the mind of Mr. Castle, Dny .here. Heretofore the army has ltm ..,. ilt m. i.rWotv in soldier and civilian, old and young, if ;cni aueau.u.:j or your aim mat with ua aod were, therefore able r demon of the alley Island have organize! ecordisg to friends of that gentleman, borne the brnnt of the parade ) rivi)ian ,ftiro jugt Bnej o th, ai(. if we want 'people to remember us we the situation that confronts Hono make the trip in comparative comfort - nd joined a class in and first .nd some weeks ago it assumed a con stration but yesterday only one bat- fl,m,)biie bearing and his must do something worth being re- nursing lulu twhiy.; ;". When 1 any 'comfort,' I Ho not meaj theMtovernor id which will lie su rete form. He set nanle fifty shares talion of the standing force, the first Htn!r Boy Bcout Company membered'. work, under the we eaay time throughout, bti I wikd the Improvements Must Come had an , (Second icrvisiou of the National Bed Cros. f his own holdings in the gas com-any- of t he Iofantry, participated. ,.,,. we were not ahy of anything in the way t.mrnnmiod br Barrv. the Hero Dead Paid Price Society. "There must be a revolution made and offered thern to the men Oahu's preparedness for war, outside youths many t of provtuions and equipment. of nationalities bearing is more thsn half a eentury now This news waa brought to llonoluli a shipping aadj coaling facilities here inder him afpar. the forces tf th army, was well shown. the staffs of order. "It their since the Civil War came to a close. Bng.-Uen- . without delay if Honolulu expects to Cover First Lap of Journey Tni meant a loss of approximntelv Organizations represented included the with Governor esterday by Samuel I. John In the.' machine the our young returned-frwav.ao- bandle"the busiaess of the future. nine-thirt- we were, ready for the. National And I know that sumotime on, who inapoctioi "By .'orty dollars a share for htm, as the entire First Infantry of were I. Johnson. N. w aw, i time to begin harbor ex- - aacent, having gerurrd aaddle horsei Guard of Hawaii, which made a splen- .er people wonder why it is that rip over that island. Capt. Willian the the dock was then quoted nt about (IW) H.t'P"j; p,llX Cooper and Mai. J. W Luropean war having been met by Mr. Vreden did showing with fifteen companies ia f. make all this fuss over the. old tot tamers, rankinip medical officer witl lansioo. hue the has aril irthoogh none of it was on the market , , , - a seeona vet 1 ... . t : i i ; ,cugnerry,;.ioje. in car diers. It Is simply because they paid he Infantry the commerce of the Pacific .back burg, who had .just returned the pre nd k was practically impossible to line nr.ua.ng " ".' Mnj.'CUarlcs W. Ziegler, Msj. Third of the nationa peace ' Hchool s bat- - the price, and put .all, succeeding gen voefullyimmediately after is vious day from visiting the source ol ssiy-M- n uuy"trrir4.-'' battalion; Kamehameha w,JNlort, rtiard in Maui is to srve as instructo fry' of The Ma j. J. M Camara, - and the belligerent nationa We a frnilon' twin from thft Hiino- - ... . vrfttiutts of W Ameriaaa, people; fer- if .the uew 'elasa, while Dr. Frank E the outbrcujt. had ride for about plan be Juid before the employes of the rnmntnifi their normal trwfflc of the Seas ua, di lulu School Boys, and a company ' vei in their dept. Th day of Ul sawyer, physician in charge of the hoe fifteen miles Were and that nrporntion was simple. In effect it for Bla.-km- he Panama Canal is going to become not and 'd5 may mean little to us now as I a t not take ua to the end of our iournev Was this: of the Boy Hcouts. This was quite thvr for Memorial Day it" I'uunene, will be examining of be popular route from European ports - organ , . we read the few chapters given to ncer. When we tied up the horaea after th- all of Honolulu's preparedness , ,ollM - Mr. Castle's Proposition .,. (n school history. ;o the, Orient and Honolulu the grent- long- ride it was about three o cloel irution stremnh. for the i'linahou ..... - them in a it ill Study Bed Cross Work arc fifty in com- - 1 they wen days of auf st port of call in the world. we atil "Here shares of stock Arademv- battalion and acvernl "But terrific Each and every one of these society in the afternoon and were . the gun compuilv. I am willing sell .. ,;..i marching, but not as hot as it has been and blood. TBe reali- - Profit Bunker Facilities mi lea short of onr destination to panics vi U"J ; fenng keenest omen hus volunteered to study unde Bx several "" i'""-'- most former oceas i,f th aaeriflcna hna not come We could have continued on then an them to you in order to benefit you paie. v,iin the rules of the National Red Cross "Ships sailing from European ports ened througbent the program at the me books of his seen but it would have Iwm" ind also by the increased interest Boy Scouts Memorial to th .,,!, reading .'bich requires that they shall, atteni nay call at the Bermudas, Panama and the craters you First cemetery but withhold, and the lower-- ..,. ,.,,. u,.. , hov T sat on impossibility for us to havi which will take in your work i, 1 least eighty per cent of tbo elas lonolulu for coal 'en route to theFar a matter of In this connection it is interesting to ing elonds drifting down from the Pali .. and him a-- benefit the for forty dolluri ' ftili.r', kne listened to iCast. and thus utilize immense stiace Tiisde the trip buck over the tha this was the first time in the obscured sun enough to check ' neetings, and to try for the certificate less than the market value, and 01 note that the just tAt ,i, i..tti.. nf the Wilderness competence, issued tor cargoes that otherwise would havo night and none of ua fancied the pro history of the Boy Scouts of America its ruys, while a strong brcer.e if from the nation such ternut us you yourselves are will BnJ of Hpotslvvania. We today honor I o accommodate bunkers. This will of remaining all night so close t - headquarters of the organization at p"t a company of that organization was in- blew down toe vnlley and brought eon, George W. De im- We were then at the eru .ng and able to meet." tuc ru les of the Washington. noun that , your eity will profit the eratera. ,Tho men to whom vited to take part in Memorial Day blessed coolness to the dense crowds Long a you the offer was made Port because they are livini , To gain the certificate the candidate. mensely if provide the docking and of the second Kahuku flow, which ba j held a meeting and ufter diausuising parade. gathered in the burial ground. binding ua to the past. Minliag facilities will be in de- only run down the hill about three miles , tie ipust undergo examinations suprvUeg that tne mutter decided to a trus The note of preparedness wus plain-- All Graves Are Decorated was not possible for each ot mand. At present time your har- It was then quiet, but there was an; appoint "I by the secretary of war. They must the tee to whom the stock should be turn ly in evidence. The citizen soldiery As usunl, all graves bore the floral these men to he at Antietam and Get- only bor is ten per cent behind the demands of activity n little distanr.i - kaow not theory but. practise amount ed over by Mr. Castle, to be was its physical manifestation; the ap- tokens of reverent memory and hun- - Many of the grand of is end of the flow, though then held for tysburg. a soldier n.ust, bo able to make splints, set frac your shipping. It important that from the the employes until such time as plause of the throngs that lined the dreds of small flags market! the corn- - armv never saw an actual battle. But local interests should take time by the no signs of it breaking out agaii their tores, care for wounds of all kinds, be were monthly pav meats of five dollars a streets seemed tacit approval of the era at gru. s covered plots. we honor them all because they were forelock and prepare for theimmenso continuing down. As fur as th-- ' idept in tlio use of all the simpler meu and share, should be completed, or in sentiment; Rv. Leon I.. Loofbourow, Pluvinu a solemn funeral ilirpe the part of a great movement. We honor additional business to crime this way. flow was concerned it seemed twen cines, application of bandages and the Jrrteular ry montns alter the plan went into orator of the day, urged citizens to Koynl Hawaiian Band debouched from i the statesmen, the eenerals, the ad 3oott Harbor Means Wealth Cfuit in, comparatively ...... - ...... 41. - ...... 1 .. .. I. .. . L i t . 4 like. dead; that fn, av.n. - ikn .1..'- ui-i- i It J J earth-'paak- e jperation. his airangemnt, witli mi- n,e, nt- ainiie iv rrr iiru 111c i",mirui3 or rue war TOUtty, ULl WC ISBV i,u the tests they will have to do "San Francisco before tho speaking. other proved Batisfac recitation by a girl of the Instorie Oct- - trance to the cemetery and proceeded honor every aoltlier who in aa and fire also was behind In Koa iertain details, lies liese tluugs as well as explain the how far Spend Night In Forest tory to Mr. Castle nnd the final de tysburg address hud its warning note. up the little graveled avemrc to unmarked grave. (hipping facilities. After that ealami-- y decided it too Int' the, md wherefore of them. "Having that wkh tails were settled and the plan began More generally than in other years (i. A. It plot. The Kamehameha cadets The great national cemetery at Ar a state board of harbor eommisslon-rs- . to continue the ascent further that nigh Members of Volunteer Corps its working out. the occasion was observed by the peo nnd the members of the Order of Red lington has its hall of fame and its ThoBe who hnve volunteered are Mrs consisting of practical maritime w., looked about for a place to sien re- Fifteen Fail To Profit ple. Practically all business hofises Men preceded it, forming in lines notable graves. But to me the most I. B. Penhullow, president; Mrs. H nen and engineers, was appointed by the night and found, about six bundrc O. A. K. work t?) ' - mained closed, as of course all through which the band, the impressive of all is the monument to .he governor aod it went to yr.rds lower down, a very nook i JThere an- sutv live employes of tht '. Baldwin, Mrs. Dule, Mrs. A. W governmental offices, banks and the veterans and the (Joveruor aud his stuff the 11 a known dead. The inscription mprove harbor facilities. Since then we as company. Imt lilt ecu of them fo Collins, Mrs. F. F. Baldwin, Mrs. Ber the koa forest where were ahelterc like. Throughout the day a steady marched. reads, 'Meneath this stone repose the more than 115,000,000 ha been spent wind. It was not nt all roll' me reason or another wore either uu .Villiunis, Mrs. C. O. Campbell, Mrs from the tream of humanity poured along the Around the sides of the plot rows bones of :! 1 unknown soldiers, gath- m buy improvements, and millions n large bun more fo .hie or univilbhg to enter into tin '. Sawyer, Mrs, It. U. Dodge, Mrs but we made lire horoughfn res lending to Nuuanu ceme-"ery-, of sent had been placed, and these ered from fields Bull Ituu aud nor are to bo spent. The commercial u'heme. The who did tin the of I. W. Hioe, Mrs. J. Weddick, Mrs. .1 light nhd general illness than fn hltv take v ere occupied, on one side by Span- eturn of these improvements has beeu h with its burden of flowers for the the route to the Knppuhannock. Mrs. TL K. Duncan, Mrs. A v. M diares are eat umuM ,c over idea rifchell, busi-les- s anything else. As far us warmth the sol-lirr- jeyond arid he graves of relatives, frieuds and ish War Veterans and their wives, on And 11. D all expectation the Cannon, the man Names Death Recorded at tray, Miss Baldwin, Mrs. To-la- y Conerned there was nnv r.mount clos Frank acting another by the A. R. men, on the continues daily to increase. iger of the com) y. when asked abou (. "Their remains couM not be identi- lloggett, Miss Irene Aiken, Mrs. J. B to, the flow, lint the s'llphur fumes wer The parade started promptly at ten third by the speakers' stand, where the the Coast metropolis is the grcat-ir- t comfort, even thong' he matter lust mght. 111 the sbsenci fied, but their names and deaths are Thompson, Mrs. Kulph Walker . sac too strong for 'clock in the morning, the hour sched-iled- . territorial executive and officials of the seaport on the Pacific, w if Mr. Castle, who is in Hawaii, de recorded in the archivea of their coun- rfrs. Frank Hongs. the flow was not active. Where took on mau-k- lonolula Should Take Heed lined to talk from the point of its formation day their places, and the try, and honor Practically everyone of these has tamped we were but n short distanci about the plan, furthe side by chosen its grateful citizens "Whut San Francisco has learned than to coulirm in the vicinity of Capitol Square. It the firing squad, them aa of noble army of martyrs. lusband or other close relatives aerv from the lirst Kahuku How, I should sir certain of the details from their ihould be heeded by Honolulu. You am not nroceeded up King to Fort, out Fort, the national guard. May rest in peace. All we know ng in Third Infantry, N. G. II. about one hundred and f'ftv yards hway "I at all sure that Mr. Cas was they the iuye the harbor nnd the prospects and :lc will be pleased itnet to Vineyard, through Vineyard The first number of the program of them is they died in a great "None of our party felt inclined t to learn that hir a reading Logan's that ihould immodiuteiy begin to take ad- dnii has become known," said Mr 'o Nuuanu nnd theme to the cemetery. of General order. euuso. And is not thut enough. silim Iter lifter dav had broken; in fad issued in IHtiM, creating the organucv vantage of both. It will take lots Jan noa. I am go Ceremony In Plot of Dead "The names of but few meu of our tile first sins of dav breaking foiim "but sure that it is tion of the (irund Armv of the He I NATIONAL f money and require men of vast a , ,. ,,,, ...... will be remembered a 11 "g to. pi me good one for all con There, in the little Mipiare plot where - .ruwu generation OS astir ready to press on. Eve puouc. m.is was given oy i n u.es to prepare this port for tho .erued. Tin- men me going to be kni lie the bodies of several Civil War vet-tubs- , ceiltur. hrn,.e. But we can each ally though, we were so close to the ernter r- - - business thut is coming, but it will be loser to the concern which they - ' - ' I ourselves with the forces of riirbteous U took lis n nfuttcr of three hours for the morning's program took commander George W. De Long uoney and brains well employed. Take re working, is fo ""-of ness. We can iu our own dny be the Vuu o Keokeo knoll, which i which a fine thing place. The service ended before twelve post, delivered sty advice and get busy while there is hi the opening ritual. among those who uphold our country high be com era and a line thing for t 'clock, releasing the people, to return dime,'' . . Ouly B couple iiWiondrcd feet flil' Memorial Program Impressive (iod. will V . .. a II.. I. . I. . I men. o their homes for luncheon 0 aud our Our memorial be in we nnnuv iitim-u- and in white visit the beaches, woods or mountain Nearly fifty Hawuiian girls the good causes to which e give Look Down Into Crater frock a, from the Kamehameha School, ACHY, JOINTS een it before we got there. Just a '.u the the enthusiasm of our lives. djutant-Gener- al , "From this point we could look ri"h afternoon. who were fir- of Territory we were ubmit to leave, (Jeorge Will One reason the regular army was not grouped in front of the "Abraham Lincoln once suid to Gen down Hito tne miininining rrairr. i n ing squail, sang beautiful Memorial fong. Inspector Chen nf the Hilo fode ulled upon this yeur to assist to any the era! Sickles that there was glory Pleased With Third Regiment FORETJELL TROUBLE nin pit is only about sixty to sevent; Duy song. James C. Cannon, chaplain enough on the field of Gettysberg to not 'at building, and (juinn and Marshall o xteut in the parade was that the foot wide: certs inlv more than mi' a . ' the came op. But wen pro tcm, offered prayer and group of go all the way round, from General Brig.-Oen- Sajuuel I. Johnson of the '. hundred feet. It wns a aieetaci1a breakwater they National (iuurd and kindred bodies 1 Hawaiian boys, also from Kamehameha Meade to private in the diatur-iiance- s I. .. a... tired looking lunch. They had lef were well able to give the humblest lationul guard inspected seven new Achy joipt give warning of BiejlT finertf tlouniiiius...!.... wi iiiiriiv-- I. the requisite School, sung the Hawaiian Hymn. The a their In rses further down the hill thai leiuonstruti'in. There were only about ranks. That is the glory of great oinouniea of tlie Third Infantry. N. O inside the body,' just as tbey shoiting liundieds of feet into the air post commander gave second por- cause. We too shall some sleep we did and hud hud a very rough wall- ix hundred members of tin" the day 1., on his last visit to Maui and on his foretell bad weather. grrvfit boulders tossed about and sulnsh nutionul tion of his ou our souls, i rituaL with fathers, but like eturn, yesterduy declared he is highly Those stiff, freaky, swollen, painful jnSf the swirling muss of fire. tip. It is surely through a guard in last year's line of march, back into Miss .luunita TiUander, a student those of the men we houor today, may ileused with their appearance and en joints tell of irriq in blood, of : country and they hud to walk lit leas ('here were the T wes mu'.'ni liceiit you wouldn't be fifteen companies from that from the Normal School, gave with go marching ou. aH five miles over n a. You have to wall iii husiaam. He found the spirit in favor .weakened kidneys that are not doing lieve it could lie so tine. wilv nlone, the parade this year, away like u u n p i clear, perfect enunciation Lincoln's "Fading the stars of the f the movement all that could be de their duty- - ' - - iver to iate just what it 'oiisiderablv more than I'JDO men. it I Hf.re UN' i irf til 'm in i ,r i'ir. Gettysburg address. Mrs. Chilton, sol- morning tired, he asserted. For healthy kidneys filter the blood. t'lerej we saw three of them. Tlie' like." Is suid few other communities in the oist with the lluwuiian Baud gave a Losing our light in the glorious sun; Many Other Parties Return equal Every facility possible is offered by They take out thu uric acid and pas it ridge which does not seem t' t'nited Mute can turn out sn aecom-pnniineu- t ahull we pass sr on A Hawaiian song with the band's So from the earth and he plantation people, merchants aud off. 1. great many other parties rcturnei number of militiamen on occasion mimi thnn (iftv vnrils wi'le nnd thi' an and Katy Gregory gave a its toiling while the formation of the new Don't negleut weak Ipt to town late last ii tjli t and earlv tin of the kind. ithers, kidneys and riilire runs right uu tl inuntniu. I' little recitation appropriate to the oc- Only remembered by what we have troops now has raised the. total enlist uric ncid clog the blood. danger- mnrnintr. having the week end ii Preceding the in ' ' It's Sfvmed to me that it una nimidy n toss cnt national guard tbo casion. done. inent the alley Island to more tha ous. Out of slight kidney the vicinity of tin- various flows or U line were the par in troubles when the lava overflowed whethe forerunners of the Rev. Leon I.. Loofbourow of the 10(H) men. rheumatic paiu, nervousness, headache, at the source I tlie course of the strenms would be to ade, the Honolulu mounted police; Mij. Motbodist Church was the speaker of "We are expocting equipment very dir.y spells, heart troul.le, dropsy, - Matters an- quiet to dav, Report William K. Dushiell, APANESE HOLD t erds K''"ij or Kin- the ridge is so ununited, of the the day. l told of the duty of Am oon for these companies, be suid. rve stone and Bright 's disease. The second Kahuku now wen froui Kahuku and cKcuhffe in the vici Second Infantry, with his aides; the country MEMORIAL enfeow. nllv-o-f ericun citizens today, to their J SERVICE 'The men sre In training now, de 'It's easy to give the kidneys help, the craters state the reflec Sei-ou- rtpnt along this ridge for nuite a way that Infantry band followed tht and, their Creator. Duvld B. Newell, Local Japanese of ruat une tion is dying down and that generally observed Memorial ipite the handicap equipment short Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. ."The founfsiiiiag of the larife. pit major and behind these the men of the adjutunt of the U. A. B.'s local post, Duy at the Mukiki Japanese cemetery ige, which is evidence of tbeir enthusi They hnve helped thousands all over everything is qui, scent. However, that Hist of the ' lth the resultant splnshinT of the battalion Second Infantry, read the iiunressi v e rollcall of the dead. yesterdny. In this place ninny of the Asm." While in Maui he inspected th world. Doan are publicly praised the end is not vet in sii:ht ia the repor' Companies A. B. C J"V against its sides, is buildin" iiii r and Fred Turrill, officer of the duy, deeo pioneers to Hawaii among the Japanese si jt infantry companies, one machine everywhere, just as much in the Ha which eiiiaiiatiB from l'rofessor Juggur Led by Col. C. S. Lincoln, inspector-instructo- r (treat (tone, which is growing higher nM rated the graves of 'those who have are buried and appropriate services nun souvoaiiv. .tU.,Juoli4tal , sorps and wniia'n Islands as anywhere. fV titne. From what I sum in nv two and coiniiinnder of the First been buried in the small plot, L. L. were hold in commemoration of the de- reci mental baud. "When Your Hack is Lame Remetri SAFE, SURE, Infnntrv, N. (i. 11 of trilil Inwver. 1 would miv that it luuku ALWAYS CURES. the commnle LnJ'ierre guve the final portion of the parted, under the auspices of the Jap- ber the Name." Don't simply ask for . i pi neb like as tlioui'h the outbreak Do not snftVt fniiii cramp, colic or that body trumped through the streets. Memorial ritual and at a signal the anese Ministers' Association. kabi, editor' of the ToAo.'or Friend, a kidney remedy ask distinctly fo' irr They tad got over the worst; it seeaied to linili in tht stoma, h vvheii Chutuber marched eighteen ul.resst, rifles firing squad arose and fired three vol Ben M. Mutsugawa, secret ury pf the the newspaper of the Japanese Minis- Doan' Backache' Kidney Pill and take Moto-kawa- . linve shot its bolt. Iain's Colic, Cholem and Piurrlme to shouldei s. stiaight of line, with mili- leys over the mounds. 'Wiis wss fol- Japanese Y. M.'C. A., presided at the ters' Assocjutiou, and He v. U. uo other. Dosn's Backache Kidney I'M-ar- e I vigor is one thing we were glnd to 'Remedy goes t.. tl..- t t soot and tary and unison that created an lowed bv the buule cult "Taua." The services, at which hundreds of the sons sold by all druggists store ."There ' ' and rrtow ami tha( is that our party was gives immediuie n You cannot impressive spectacle. audierrce, rising to its 'feet, and to the and daughters of Nippon guthered to At a meet frig after the service it keepers at 50c. a bpx (six boxes i.50, ti w i " Of by ftsst enntniniriir uoineil to reach the nfford tq ly jtjoint it f AVI, " rC "b Order of Great Procession accompaniment of- the band,' sajig 00 honor to tlie memory their friend was' decided the ministers present or will be mailed oil receipt ot prbn'Sy of tin' eruption. Of course, ,iet to n'ltin'Vs' id' 'tins t iild. 1'iVr hnle Their order was as follows: film-pun- "Aluerifa " lli'Vermiil Mr. I.oofhou - and countrymen who had passed oil. '' to see thnf the grounds of the eemo-trtr- the llollister l'rng Co., r Benson, ritual sourci I t'sutr (f other purlies have reached by all dealers I n Hunt li & C L, ( apt Chuiles I'., Custer; Cum row pronounced the benediction. His Among the speakers were Mr. Mat- -' were better taken cure of than Smith Jt Co., jyents for tin, Hawaiian tltert) by this time, but no women hud Ltd., agents I'm Hawaii. puny I', Capt. Ldwurd Hopkins; Com- address was as follows: Is'.igitwa, Rev. C. Nakamuru uud K. Ka- - they hud been lu the pust. Islands. V

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WILL BE REBUILT mm INDlANAPOLiS v ; IN 6 'v'ms .IT. "" " .1 . POINTS INTERESTING '"-i- S ' Schooner Forest City Bought At t .', lm I,,, IWlUUIl MWI II II 1UU Jack Le Cain Fatally Injured and Auction 'FoTThree Dollars Another Driver Maimed In WORTH ' J 5; To Resume Trade BUT NO TRADING 1 V. Vrf ' f ' V TO BROADEN OUT Big Auto Race Hi. i., I., v.-- - fv.v-jU 4?v ' RAN JUAN Porto Ulea, May 10. Home re- ' if interesting studies on the I 'v,:.ii (AsseeUtsa Prsts by rsdsrsl Wtrslsss ) .iU-ftte- d ..''. The bull, ,of. tat American Buyers and Sellers Play a Wait- lation of distance between labor campa But First New Home Is needed INDIAN AltH.lH, May 30 Drio schooner Form V City,- known among Game, and fields and the value of land have ' Rests, driving a Puegeot car, won the ing and Market To Centralize '.00-m- il shipping aa along the Atlaati coast been made by an old, piaatution hand, Related aatomobilo rsc e th local : ' aa a koodoo',? ahlnJ ia K vaUad jieedway today, his time being 1 hear - , to Colorless Showing how these factors affect prof- j ' Interests 'A minute 10 seconds, an average from the."Wtrm bf'tha bay bar and its. The time that is lent passing back ' f S3.2H miles an hour. and forth between camps aud ; ; . - rebuilt; i thV'lFiiresl City was burned distant v ) r Jack I'Cain, driving a car in tb here on New 'Year' day, the blare Again New fields must be charged against the race, sales of raw sugar at - Brokers state overturned, while proceeding at a earning power of the land. "; v a s A thnt Honolulu stock i' naximum d bring Anally extinguished, after buin; York, .were limited, Willet Gray ia exnbange prartine are rate of speed. Ha waa pick-- The proposition may be stated ia different from up mangled tf by fcba, pok- their report week; May horribly and is in a dy- jiriwfiiyrf4r bur, for the ending this way, that if it cents $1 per acre tboee elaewhere because the bulk of the ing condition. ing of the hull. .' lost II stating that only bag" la time, to go to a far field, and daily trading comes after the eloaa Tom Kooney, Now tlta" . of driving another cr, i bull hM bee purchased the rate, is five per ' changed hands. Han Domingo and if interest cent, ,Wa. tb session. This tad a blow-out- , and,, hia ear becoming at pubUe auction for three dollar then a field adjoining the In hot camp entails sn immense after afi?ellwHary survey purchaser Porto Blcos sold on the 0 to 6.25 basis. amount of work on jncontrollable, dashed into a wall, the is worth 20 mora per acre. Her ia the broker and narhin being ha announced the hull will be re- Cubas at 0.40. No transaction wet re- THE BOTTLE wrecked and Kooney that a factor iu cost of production that i when Saturday noon romrs moat of ind Jim McAllister 35,-00- 0 ported the from, May ft to badly Injured, built nt a coat of approximately la market often overlooked when mon are figur- ' May 17. (J) them are in a condition of mental frac-al- e iloooey is an Indianapolis driver. and .when completed It ia believed ing the basic rate at which sugar can now most bottle, the physical un- The grim reaper in the last that the schooner will earn back her . Only 80 Cuban centrals were grinding, be aad exhaustion. When II made. THIS i possession of north has rlsimed six automobile raea cost a against 123 to previous week, 154 Wai-sliol- usual aveata oreur nt the la Tery short time.. la Cultivation, fertilizers, sstinfactory directors of th i' r close of th 1915, and 93 1914. :uj.. i Irivera who were seen on the Indianap-di- s The Forest City, disabled by atormr in mill ; Vv-- about equipment and good management Wuter Company, floated v week, bringing unusual condi- track a year ago in interna-iona- l and- witb more than half of her crew Blow the Market Ia all have a bearing oa the problem, but tlnouch the Koolau mountain tion in the sugar market the public de- event: Harry Grant, twice win- of eleven ill of beriberi, Wan brought loss and by labor-er- a lant on la part they state that stocks la the of time energy the .uturdsy morning the mand that servue be ter of the Vandrrbilt Cup, who died a on Ka-luin- continued into port December 13 last, aftei (raited nnd Cuba when they have to go long dis- of the first wave of a Htates together were through the day of rest t result of buxns caused by hi car having been out 71 daya from Cala- 1,1.12,977 tons, tances to their work has a very im- woter to. reach th Waipioi i. but trading fire while Conjit against 1,117,821 tone agaia alaekeaa Mosdsy etching practising for th bar, on the Wont of Africa. Th morning aatil Iew-.Yor- last week and 1,138,229 tons last year, a portant influence when comparisons are "niie lields. This unpretentious Hpeedway race; Billy Car-aa- , schooner waa in distress w be a towed l I'liiiiun-lookin- after the session closes. , , made between the earning of iu bottle which decrease of 5,252 tons from last year. onpaeity Th Honolulu wke raa off a bank at Tatoma; into port, she was leaking badly, aom acre- may have lia-an- ii exchange handle all Last week hesitation was shown 'to two plantations where land nnd contained pickles, foe Cooper, a most promising young-ite- r, of her spars were gone and It war iit, or tka stock business of the island aad the fur- age are about the same. bakiag soda during killed at IVs Moines) Burn-ta- m advance in prises being carried alao a heavy volume of or- Bob thought she would have to unload al' . it previous, utilitarian exis-ti'i- n vvr;' telegraphic ther at present. der from sugar speculators killed at Corona thia year, aad her cargo here and go Into dry dock e, Lore in safe keeping the .v.- ' : oa th The same "hesitation" continued FRENCH SUGAR BEET AREA i Coast. There are only with bim hi mechanician, Hsroeder; before she could carry eargo again autographs of twenty million-i- i 1 ."aj:h:; thirteen bro ind who was until May 17, when a cargo of Porto r-- ad i rVasaea, killed at Taroma Her cargo 123,-00- it fortunate that all of palm oil, valued at Rieoa was sold to Bostoa at 6.28, or WILL BE MUCH REDUCED ires Hnd two reporters, art ith Carlson. was Waia-hol- e located aear one another whera they being unloaded here wher ny, making eleven day since a sugar tlitcmeli the tuaael from she took Are Vow anc" to eaa keep ia touch, as they must. Th in Year's Day, transaction had been reported in the Journal des Fabricants de Sucre, Kipapa. was thought to have been completely "t'li endorsement on this daily session lasts a few minute only when market. Bueh 4 eireumstanee aa this dated Paris, April 20, 1910, xnys the and th public use the service mainly FOUND destroyed the remains of hei . "scrap of paper" would have MDLESS 10 can occur only under most unusual con- , Kn hull were sunk in the bay by the Coast weather has been far from spring-like- fl'Mittd a wild cat filled with ta get a on the trend of th mar- Chmrd Cutter ditions, such as plenty of ready tup-pli-es Iniil, Imt ,Uif humble ket, the bulk of the trading eomisf, Itasca. In aad the average daily temperature has container The (Ire was not. her first bit of refiners' stock and plenty of (lid its duty. Htout, well seal- V- It close, or "between boards." profits in sellers ' pockets, to enable remained considerably below normal. atr VILLAGE NEAR LI The ship waa Mill ed, and in every- particular ; Maada Maw Ram built at inde- The sun has shone at rare intervals, bridge, Muine, in 1H04 was firs', them to be, for a time at least, worthy of the confidence .'.' and pendent and rain and wind, often violent and .; ' The Stock business has grow U of further selling. it four-mil- e named the Myrtle Tunnell. . Befor eekl, have been general. Owing to thia navigated th ueb proportions that it is becoming had How long this extreme dullness to ; she nailed many years the Myrtle channels through which ,.- every day more evident that Hono- trade may eontinue is hard to say, or in and insufficient labor, agricultural work -f - Tunnell had gone on Frying the formerly unused and - fast Pan is wasted '- lulu need a business block that eaa He on-sisting whose favor, buyer or seller, it will behind. tit Haters of .' Pays $10800 For Site Shoals, off North Caroline, and it waa The WaiahoU are to be be devoted solely to the uses of the eventually end. As in the case with the agricultural society of Fraace 1 h she waa pullea io formed into sugar divi- ! : is several months before has agaia demanded, with great insis- exchange. It a mere platitude U of 266 Acres . off, bottom up, and towed into Savan- Porto Bicos, it appears natural that dends, and safely delivered its say Honolulu has passed some Cubas tence, that all the labor not indispen- that forever nah to be rebuilt Bad renamed th seller of will be found to message of prosperity, to Oahu the Village stage of civic development Forest make a concession when a buyer appears sable for the war should be" available .""iignr Company shareholder. City. ; for ia aatae particulars it has not, but ready to buy. for agriculture, and that Territorial in1 K-'L- The schooner was i advantages of bringing - Having fathered and nourished the twice woter log " 'a .' front a financial standpoint thia city if Thus far only intimations are Army reservists acquainted with farm- iiatised . . ' if ' Uemocratie in ged and during the winter of 1913 shi waters "from th other j y ahead many mainland center hav- party Hawaii, Link ing, tf h- thrown out that at 6.40c for Cuba the who, at the moment, fill the depots, siile" have -s decided found, wus caught id a gale off the New Eng been discussed by '! - ing double the population. i not to a eity should dur- H .',',,.- mrf r It land eoast and battered so badly that 'next business in these sugars may be be employed in field work tin n tut ion men twenty years th iz of the city that jr at leant a town. It will be out aeac ing the most busy period just com- count, but the she put into Nantucket Bound leaking put through. At the close market und more. This particular pro- part it eitixeaa take in the world's Lcilobua aad comprise o.ae 2fK acr 'quotations are lower A.40e affoats mencing; and besides that, the prison- took Wui-hol- e badly, her sails blown away and spar for ject form when the f, trade and affairs. At preseut the kind ia a eattla rang prompt fl.32e ers of war during this time" may be ex- in- wedge-shape- broken off. Her captain was sick and and shipment, and for Water Company wo To Broaden Out tad ia and vary near th June shipments, with the outlook fav- clusively engaged in similar' work. corporated 1909. confined to his cabin nt the time am" ia :, K,fi Stock exchange is not merely the arade ground of the caatosment. It ouring a decline ia prices rather than With regard to beetroot cultivation, ' is in a very line before help could come the scboonet j ,"?.-'- ; . Vt" , for trading in listed position and will be a it is important to decide quickly ce.iter. securities . t ; l: . .1 UB .. . i . : - , was frozen tight in the Hound. advance. the ' r i I That simply a question of lubor. From the circular it the retail end of it town HUipping men said seJr$oner Labor Treuble Continue ; , "i ' site. the - The investing public are more thaa Porto- Rieoa sold May IS fl.02n of the minister of agriculture dated . never made a voyage of any great at mere gamblers and speculator and Tb land in question waa purchased tat prompt shipment. A April 10, addressed to the prefects, 'MM 1Tllknlitl l k imm muL length without having something hap- renewal of it great wealth like that of la aoi u fn advance by no means im- appears the agreements between Hawaii 10,MO. pen to her. At the time of the flr later is an that satisfied to operate within narrow and It extend from the division possibility, provided Cuban holders so manufacturers and farmers indieate. to ' Cnptaia II. B. Allen waa her maste-end- ' constricted boands. Thai are. ager to about the center of 8ehoflId will be remaining firm and e, an area considerably lea ,reai he bis first trip ii it, offering " trade and financial opportunities, eaat Jarraxks parad ground. 'It ha beca snp sown in 1915. No thnt capacity. It is said that the lightly until buyers require fresh thaa that doubt the west, north and given thia com- iaeo aa graung lana.tn years past ana plies of depend a de- south, Forest City was the third ship ha har" raw sugar. All sugar business final result will in urge munity because of th flood' of gold been ia th possession of tba army lint. Hhe was owned by Frankel I at the moment, in both raws and re gree upon the facilities that will lie received in exchange far .tb increas- iot four a long tim by permiasioa of fined, Is reduced to the hand-t- mouth given to the farmers for thinning nnd ONLY FEW COPIES LEFT rrm Itmrnmr Co., nnd was registered at Savannah WIFE OF TERRITORIAL ing volume of sugar aad other com- (in. The schooner cost 140,000 to builc' basis, which sometime proves danger- hoeing. OF PREPAREDNESS ISSUE modities sold. Speaking of tb pursbase yesterday, and bad a cargo eapaeity of 1500 tons ous to both interests, and mny pruve , Honolulu is already aa export, im ileCaadles said that it was hi inten-lo- a so now while necessary supplies from to establish a town on the CZARNIKOWA-RIONDA'- S VIEWS Only a few hundred copies remain port and slipping center of no mean lad any other sources than Cuba are still some . town FORESTER PASSES OUT of the "Preparedness" number of The proportions and wha,tka war ends t luiure time. the wouui a long distance into the future. INDICATE HIGHER' 'PRICES greater trada Opportunities in. these e Democratic ia principle but Bpubv FRENCH PATRIOTISM The 17. 8. beet sugar crops, due after Advertiser and at the rute order for lines present lean would b permitted to buy towa the will themselves. July, are the first real competitors paper are being received daily the iatt-mat- Czarni Kowa Rionda in their market This community, baa elos and o ois ii iney aaa me price, juw tn issue will soon be pa- - against present sources of supply. letter of May 12 state that all recent exhausted. The daily business with tamo aa Democrat.- .He bu not vet A Mrs. Mary McDonald per is wrapped iutsreoanc disturbing factor of the week is sales at the high price have ruled Mitchell ready for mailing. Philippines, Aus- miuvu vm mmm nmw ui L c v i muM that Postage for Siberia, Japan, China, iia the labor and river atrikes, which have have been to operator. Refiners hav liaughs, well known iu Honolulu, wife mainland points it four tralia, New Zealand, Boutb America, the suggeatioa that it might be called made difficult tb moving of veseeln no cents a copy, which weights exaetly Link villa' waa said to be anticipating ' dona buying because of labor trou of David Iluughs, territorial forester, ' Panama and the PaciA Coast. Much IfcfBOUNDS and cargoes in 11 pound. Person wishing to send the harbor, and these blcs at New York, but holders has said advantages of cen- thins a. little. not h.ie and daughter of Dr. T. McMillan, form- away this promotion will do af th are yet overcome. been firm in their idea of values. literature trally located Honolulu,' . erly physician at Hutchinson planta- well to cull or phone in their order. and Hawaii ' Among tho passengers arriving in the Cuban BuAxinesa This firm is bullish, basing its ideas freai the touriat Viewpoint, and but lit on a Cuban crop which they estimate tion, died ut four I'.irtv r'clck yester China yesterduy were two Japanese The figures for the week ending May tie of the tremendous trading, advan- 13 give receipt of 105,2J29 tons, at less than. 3,000,000 tons, and the day afternoon, after un illness of three tage. navnl officers en route" PWLDHOLP to their homes nguinst 107,000 tons for same week fact thnt only Javas are available to mouths. Great Opportuoiti after a long sojourn in where snpply both Kurope and United States Mrs. Iluughs uas Ixirn in tilasgow, Paris, lust year. The total exports are some lis waii ha, th wealth , the means belwoen Cuban crops. S'.otlund, und would have been thirty-nin- they were attaches of the Japanese what larger, at 97,842 tons, of which "With the und the men t mak. tb- expansion embassy. The olticers are Capt. K. an increased amount, 71 .984, tons, are Hummer rauutlis of heaviest consump- years of u(;e tmnorrow. Hhe cuino dreams come true. Wherever Hawaii' us, re- to Maruyuma and Coindr. H. Koshima. destined to the V. 8. Atlantic Ports tion still before and the June the Islands niio U'cn yours ego, and business mea send g quirements of refiners ns Mr. tketr hsoaey and Asked as to his impressions of the war and 1000 tons to New Orleans; 2500 far from being murrircl to Iluughs fourteen uloug with it to see y aad tons covered, when the inevitable demund yeurs ago. One daughter, nged six in Kurope, Cuptain Maruyama said: to Galveston and 22,358 tons to conservatism a re exereiaed in it ea An effort la be mad by th Maul French were Kurope. Stocks are further increuited arises aa active mnrlceri bound to yeurs, is left to mouru the loss of her n "The greatly excited at penditure, to insist chamber eommere to man-igeme- nt to 942,333 result," they state. " All the sugars mother. that seaiethiaf of have th the outbreak of war. Business tho highest point bo Navl-Ratio- the ton, more occurs thaa. juatapaadsng th of the Inter-Islan- d Rteam n wus that can be accommodated by the tou-nag- Kuneiiil services will be held the entirely suspended at first and no far. at cash, sucoea usually results. There Company bold th steam r oue in l'nris worked nt his usual voca- Visible production to Mny 13 hus mailable for the purpose will late residence of the deceased, 1445 be are " Hawaiian'. eataryriae all aroun3 Claudia on Monday, Jane 12, uatil ten- - tion except the government employes. limned the two and onc-hul- f million then reiuliiy absorbed by buyers Young street, at three thirty o'clock ' ' the l'nclfle where this course-- baa bee thirty o'clock at night, instead of bav Young and old and even murk, standing com here. this afternoon, U . Doremuu Hcudder, men, women, at 2.508,946 tons, lolU.wed, while rhera are atkers where ing her sail at 0 o'clock, th regular of all - D.D., of whose church Mrs. liaughs was classes, expressed their earnest pared with 1,994,092 tons and 2.124,- the dollars were, seat aut into the desire to enter the army. S28 tons to u member, officiating. Interment will hour. corresponding dates of the Lahaina Disease Again world uarhaperoaed, to flghk against Manv Maui folk are nlanninir a trio "The people of Paris are known as two previous years. The be in Nuuunii cemetery. The pallbear- Centrals that the wolves, whera few hair and s o Honolulu fer tb Kamchameha Day luxury-lovin- folk but since the war continue griadiag (81) on i:. K. Bull, manage of Oaku rlugur ers will be W. K. 1'arrington, Charles the fifteenth), splotch of blood i all there I to show Ha-vaii- they have changed. When Company, consider that there is some- S. Judd. K. M. Khrhorn, Malcolm , lelebratioo. They want to see t the French are ubout commensurate with those of Hawaii ha a won heeaivs af extreme pageant which will tak plaea government issued pro- thing uncanny about, toe Lahaina dis William Hill and John Hill. ' the regulation wo years ago, when 93 were griuding h 01 gn taxation in every-branc- of its m Monday night, hibiting the importing of luxuries there time. ease of cane. He baa on field that and if th steamer at this business production- - wus not n so has never been replanted since of bat- the flnan is held thay will be able to see the eompluint, patriotic were 3,000.000 Ton Sura the Text-Boo- the people. Things have f plantation was first laid out 1S97, White Sugar k mm einl reiiHirtes of Hawaii a a whole ipectacl aad get back to their home calmed down Market opinions for the future art in ago. have never been brought together is h next morning. aguiu in Paris now and everything is dependent fo some . extent upon the nineteen years Every crop har- "Practical White Hugnr Mntiufuc ' the sum careful aad systematic way Baymond C. Brown ia acting a going along as if the eountry war at final outturn of Cuba crop, vested during this period has yielded ture" is the title of a new book by PEACE pecil the present ItcHCc, millions won plaanin; ha peace. so w give over nine ten of augar per acre, the H. C. Prinsen (ieerligs published by igeat for tkd Maul. chamber and herewith the statistics an aad strict have diasipat-- up. steamship, Asked when the war would be over we view Cuba 1910 cane recently ground having av- N'orinun Rodger in London in 1915. eeaneiay taeo aken th matter with the them: has produced so and wasted. folk. up with, the cuptain stated that "the French a 2 eraged up to its ubuuI fornw This volume contains complete detail- Thy in tnru will tab it far visible oJ 08,040 ton, with Fall upon distracted Mak - nation is still insisting on fighting to Centrals This field has never shown any signs ed practical accounts of the manufac- rinaaetal Oantar h, ptoic aatbaritiea aad see. it ar- still working amounting to The time baa eoaae t expend and mad the lust.. The Freuch wish to crush the about same of of Lahaina disease. Field on all four ture of white sugars, including the me- vaagemant, may' tot b to the number as those households when brtMsden the activitle the ex mistaken idea of Prussian militarism 1914, but with undoubtedly larger sides had the same record until they chanical detnils of the process. There af stock commodate tha Mauitea, a change and make this -- body what it and to entirely destroy it. It is true invisible stock plan- were turned, over and replanted when ure three muiii heading, juyce eland Cuticura' enters. existing, oo the to be, 1 that most of .the' European nations are in Lahaina diseaee became mare or less cntion; boiling, curing and finishing ought aud what it ia the great tations the Island at this time than a , PROMIWEMT; SALVATION hoping peace, white All that the fondest of commemnl center, th eent-r- 1 flnan-einl- for as they are tired of two year ago. It may safely be taken continuously ia evidence in all ot tkem. sugar; und materials used in ' ' the t.Vriljlo tragedy .which has lasted that at least the "I am afraid to replant for fear of making it on the plantations. The mothers desires for the trade and commercial body ot j AtKMiY WQRKRs ARRIVES ' " -- J v' balance of product Huwsii. The first step to so long". w breaking tb combination," he told analytical methods described in Part '! skin-tortur- bring thU Sntr roi this crop win equal that of 1914, alleviation of her ed "A certain well known tactician ay 472,904 tons. Adding some of his guest at Kipapa, Hatur ure those employed ut the Java sugar one of the leading, financier! Brig. Mary BtUlmaa at the Salva-- I suys this figure yesterday, is to that th, war will be ended by the to tho present visible production, we day. experiaieat station. and disfigured stated build home foi iani Ary4 ia abaig af wemea! watk end 1 the mirleus of the of August, and think the predic- hnve 3,041850 tons, so three infant is to be found in commercial organi i he orgkaiaatioa-- i tha tester! will that a .a I ion as it now tion be realised!:. million ton 'crop, seems a cer- exists.. tattf o( the. makalaatV arrived almost . Lantana Bugs Cargoes Get Mixed warm The bunks, kc. tainty. Weather during the week hus baths with trust companies, agencies esterday la theLarlw and i stopi stock and bond houses, money-e- een unsettled with rains in the O. IL ftweeey, entomologist of the The overlnud deliveries to Atlantic aad tha ing at tha Kalwatiaa Army . Haa ia investing public Wtaaoa, Kjiktern Provinces. Latest Cable ad- planters' experiment station has recent port are tinged with a strong gambling hav a certal com Brigadtea Htiilroaa ka eeme ta iy tni-tn- i munity of interest lb ku r vices state torrential rains have oc- contributed papers on beneficial and u n list rut ion viurnnla nt' it tra, but, theJ tiaaobila t Nieieirt fti tba ka-'o- curred in Eestera Provinces, with light other insects in Journal of Economic supir from the Hist Mexican, Texan ure working to a considerable axUut boya.tkat tba Palvatfcn Amy Kntomulogy. CUTICURA at anus length, and craas tabUsbiag in. neac und partial rain in Western Pro- Particular mention is aim sei-oii- alcxicuii voyages, uu rem li- at puiposes. i taa in- nnd ojowra-i- a vinces. On Mny 17, 80 Centrals were ronde of the eight lantana insects ed New York on the same day, accord-in- brace the community aa whole i fatrai nd dxig bar tba grinding. troduced here by Koebele, KirkuKly 'o account current of sales recent not the gainor' to tbefuiL extent it Ulaada akf mill nsoJia. of r- -, - be. Miscellaneous Matter aud Perkins. He states that in no in ly received by the Sugar Fuctors' Com should t itfioas, sbariUkMa aad ,edueatioaal Regular monthly Java eable reports stuiice thus far reported have any of puny. Deliveries between llilo and Hawaii is passing through the traasl tsat i ona of tha. moat SOAP ' ' aSaivatpoa The police are looking for the chnuf 15,000 ton shipped to the United the lantana insects attacked other San Francisco move like clock work, tioii stage between (Munll aad biat aatfinat wkera ia tha feurs, who, it is alleged,, plants. things, uml Honolulu is bordt'i 'iaiy iUtes. , are driving Kingdom during the month of April, but freight trains go in leisurely fash aaith i vf.tha.VaiUd lise ; - . automobile on the Bishop Park auto while 1H,000 tens were exported to ion u cross the continent, as shippers And gentle anointings between an insular village aad .. Ktand, and early yesterday morning Oriental ports. The earliest shipments would be shipped front the crop ills' lire well awnie when they have t cuter of Pacific trada and iuAueare CHAMBERLAIN' PAIN BALM. picked up Antoue Currea, a Portuguese to Europe last year wece in June, turiug Muy. 1910, await arrival or merchandise bllip with Cuticura Ointment. War prices for ita priuaiple row modi A toucb of raenajatisra,-- or a tinge of threw him into a machine, drove to tin when 20,000 tons were shipped. This Based on latest information, the inents. ties, aud the suddea ehaac of making neuralgia' whatever th troubl i, waterfront, and pitched him from the year's' shipment may (be expected factory with the lurgest daily siieing big profits through spaculatioa have ChamberlaiaV Pain Babw drive away cur into the sea. be com- is obMiuiml the vision of what may be to large each month now to capacity the furauus Hpreckles far In the pain at ana and rorea tba, According to the story told by Cor-rea- , plete the United, Kingdom's purchase toiy in California, with 400Q tons daily Borers Porto Rico if its men of affair reach out and iilsint quickly,' Mrs appHeatiua give he approchud the stand early Hun of (500,000 tou. capacity, followed by the Oxnard, Cul., In 11 recent Porto Rico experiment gial' the opportunity of the moment. reliet Whoa a bottle of it is ki4 in duy morning, and, without provocation A report was received here by mail factory, with 3000 tons, and th Fort station bulletin (in Spanish), U. N. he house the pain of barns and ncverul Wolcott the not to drivers grublted him, roughly that the Royal Commission of Kng-lau- Collins, Colo., Longuiunt, Colo., and advises planters One of the sugar agencies, by good tea Ms may be rronpt)y relieved, rut a burn as is asuitlly 100 per jostled him into enr, drove, him to the hud purchased some 250,000 tons Killings, Mout., factories with 2000 trash there Im k or otherwise, got some 10,110(1 and bruise quickly healed and cent more moth borer 041 etui of ono of tho piers and threw hun of Jsva crop, harvesting of which be- tons daily slicing capacity each. burned than inns of raws iuto the Now York anil promptly reduced.-- ' I fact, for oil unburncd liclils. into the wuter. gins May, 1917, but upon Inquiry a The business iti refined for the week Coast markets at the 0.4(1 basis the household ill it is just such aa em-- r . . . , The sheriff's office expects to arrest cable was received by u stating t hat under review purtukes of the same con kealintions are very slow as it mat brocntion a every family should ' the guilty autouudiiUv. drivers today. the United Cingdom had purchased ditions as relate to raws. The only Two sugar cargoes renched market Iske three months to get detailed list with. For sale by all dea'era. Correa does not' remember just who no Java from the above mentioned buying ia for want on the hand to this week at 0.02, the Sierra Monday of in ru ills, sorted out by marks, train UeusiHv, tsatltb 4 CW, Ltd, ageata lor threw him iuto the bay. crop, but that all their Java bought mouth basis at uncbuuged prices. aud Muuou yesterduy. load und duy of receipt at the relluory. Hawaii. ::'.. f..y IWIMf K'WI MV AJk..

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OIIE-IR- rr BOND ISSUE FAME OF HAWAII D DH HAWAII STOCKS sports f OF MPS mmmmnm U..,ll I XI, I MAYOR FOSTERS National Geographical and Vogue Biggest Harvest In History of HAVE BEEN LARGE SEMT OVER THE MILE ROUTE Both Feature Stories Based Island Is Coming To I - '. JJ i On Island Beauty Its Close- . , , ji. Mr.' Lane and Others Speak of Total Declared During .Current Vllli Month Aggregates As stated in The Advertiser yester- J J- Improvements Municipality $850,870, The National Oeogrnphic Magazine, Porto Rico Progress of May 10 states day morning, yesterday waa a busy one BOOTS AND SADDLES rif.,, that the Porto Kleo sugar crop will Being Strong fleed In Future ierh!ipM the moat widely rend and cir '.Market at the track. A number of the speed-burne- r reach 463,000 tons, according to an esti- to ciliated travel magaaine published, will worked out, including Louis The Maul string of flyer will arrive mate just asade by J. Rula 8oler, secre- this morning. feainre "Motoring on Kdge of the Warren' quartet of cracVs, and some the tary and treasurer of the Sugar Plant- sugar Leads in WATER AN 0 SEWER WORKS Wm hi" referring entirely to Hawaii by ers ' Association, who bases this esti- list interesting times were recorded, The Parker Ranch horses will carry Kutlierine M. an will mate on figures obtained from the vari- Yates, author of 'change trading Fred, Kilbey ' famous pair, Makani carmine and white. . I. SHOULD HAVE EXTENSION known in Honolulu. A reeci cd ous centrals up to the laat week of letter and Prinee were oa the Circuit first, by the promotion committee is the an April. .;- - t three-eight- The colore of Mrs. Walter F. Dilling- and worked s in :40, Prince : iln.iity thnt the story will occupy a The estimate, which Mr. Soler saya ham are alice blae and purple. Absolutely prominent place in the periodicn), and probably will be exceeded, is an in- Actual Earnings For All Planta- having tbe better of the argument by Pura TJnly Way To Get Good, Perma Mad from the writer has naked that pnotographs crease of 40,000 tons Over hia previous half length. it : t, Robert W. Hhlngl color are'regis-tere- ut lixnl snd scenes be made tions For Period Under Re- .', nent Is By Means of ialand foinrd estimate laat January when he After this exhibition of original a red and whit stripes. 7 Streets cd to her. predicted that the crop thia year would iCrapoCrcitnclTcrfdr view 'polo-player- s .. The for il Were Large speed, the put in an Frontage Tax Law mngazine is famous its produce 423,000 ton of sugar. Tom Hollinger . his v Inxt ns has registered r:o rations, and ia accepted mi Blggeet Crop In History and the string of ponies shel- colors as green with polk, dots. ALur.7 Ha- 191-1- thonty on ma Hers of travel. That As compared with the output of 5 tered in the polo atablea were exercised Royal Cook Book, 600 Reel pts, sent in jylO-l- . waii to reeeive much publicity r . The. atoek market was variously char- nam "' of the estimated production by the various boy whose office Is Half the ladies la town are busy fr if send. aadtaddreea te Bo llynr Lane spoke to the memlicrs thiough thia valuable medium, is furth thirty-fou- r it repreaenta an increase of acterised yesterdsy aa d"rom dull to making racing color. Leave it to them. 489, Honolulu, or Royal Baking Powder on the subject ! evidenced by fa4t the to give the beauties their morning con- - 4h Ad Club yesterday the that per cent. During the laat crop year the strong. The report of the Jump in sil Co.. Ne- York City. eommHtee through its secretary stitutional. of the iasnnnee of bonds by the city. island produeed 348,000 tons of sugar. gar prices to a.40 late ia the day Candy Oirl, a ,..entry in coming 1'. Among the ' Tnylor, some time ago received a isl- those noticed on the track, backed up by Rub I'p to April 13 the centrals of the caused considerable awakening of in- raeea, is by He was Supervisor promixc from Gilbert H. (Irosvenur, the a mount, during polo pony hour, were Count Lenta out of Lucy and had made approximately this terest and a renewal of trading in di Stacy No. 1. Jgrt Horner, the only other member of editor thnt he will devote an entirn amount, the total production at that Mr. ami Mrs. K. W. Atkinson, Arthnr vidend paying isanes. Cable advices Rice, Henry Beckley, fn board present at the iunciieon meet number to articles on Hawaii, and the lme, reported being 337,000 tons. On from Ban D. and Mrs. Castle &Cooke, s Francisco report heavy trad Angus McPhe long , ago adopted although all were eipected to up are being scoured for phi'to-rnph- daHe Oeorge Htraub, while Mayor J. C. Lane, 48 that it was reported by the various ing ia Hawaiian Pineapple and many Lord Falmouth 'a colors; magpie jacket .year aail give their ideas on the matter. and plctnres. mill wa to be William Lucas, C. H. Lwcaa, Jr., Willie ' LIMITED. that' there eaae yet buying order; have-bee- received by lo and scarlet aap. wtnynr, after stilting the nrrw The Tamed Tropics, "a story of Ha ground which it was expected would Hall, Jamea emon, Llwellyn Oay and ' cal brokers. The product is reported utty for the. of bonds, if the nii from the pen of M. I.nndon Keed, 120,000 Dr. F. W, Leong were interested apee-tator- issuance yield toes of Sugar. selling in stronger demand. Rtarters in the race for BUQAB wm to psogres, (old thut one ol' in given first place in the May issue of The . gentleman FACTORS, 8HIPPINO ,ity estimate of the present season's May dividend have been large. riders will inelude Harold Caatle, Ar hi reasons for the eumpaign of educn Yoyun, the first copies of which arriv- ia by MERCHANTS production far the largest in the Those 1 Harvester Disappoint wn ed here yesterday. The caption used declared May were, Haiku, fl thif Rice and Harold Dillingham. tioo that be had started to inter history of the island and exceeds any af- INStlRANCB AGENTS. per hare, 15,000; Pnia 1, 22,!HW); Harvester appeared on the track . est the several eivic bodies in the mst under tbe heading ia "An American previous year by many thousand tons. Kskaaa 430,OOOi Pioneer .80, ,160,- - ter a while and Cal Leonard sent him Oneonta will be entered at the com- that they might appoint delegates city set in a huge botanical garden, The years of largest production up to f, Kw Plantation Company trt Hooded with tropical sunshine, set to 000; Tailing Olok w"0, .1000. iix furlongs in 1:18. The Lucas horse ing meet by Mrs. Walter F. Dillingham. meet with the r.ity authorities ami the present time were 1911-1- 2 and 1!)12-1- 3 Wailuku Arricnltiirnl Co., Ltd. ,o in' May 0, H. C. H. Co. .25, $100,000; ran piggishly and seems to have revert- Walter F. Dillingham will have Oolden decide what tb proceed of the bond nuiHM thnt Honolulu," Mr. Heed's and for these year government re- Aprkaa Hugar Co , Ltd. litera- Hoaom,il.S0r 411,250: Hutchinson .50. ed to hie old obstinate ways. Hia Hhower run in hi eolora. ! should be used for, and how the words will be used on promotion ports show that 3(37,000 tons and 38'.',000 Kohala Hugar Company ture in near Tamed .r0,000; Paaubaa 0, showing yesterday was a disappoint-nen- t saoaey ahould be controlled in expeudi the future. "The tona, respectively,- - were exported dur- .. Wahiawa Water Company, Ltd. ay 10, :i0.0O0: H. R to his connections, who were out Walter F. Dillingham ha recovered ore. Tropics" is generously illustrated. ing tbe each instance Wailuku l. Prominently displayed, with suitable IJseaKfMira. la CO., Jrt eta. 43,000. in force, in tbe expectation of witness- from his isdispositioa and Is out and Mayor'! Schema Outlined the exports, ruffeeeated . approximately Fulton Iron Work, of Mt. Louis May 2, iin.OOO; - ing a fast work. agaia, directing matters in con- 'lii, Ilia idea wa that the proceeds of the headlines on the front page of a recent the entire erp.- IS. Pepeekeo Wai- about liabcock k Wilcox Company issi f O. R. .65, L'mpcjua worked a mile ia 1:45 4-- nection with the polo and race lamia ahould go to the building of roads the Daily Financial American, All Mills Grinding alua, ,0, 45,000 k L. C. coming Oreen'a Fuel Cotniany New York 'a U6r stepping the first six furlongs In 1:17 meets. Econrm'r Mntalde of the city and for the purchase leading financial daily is Tbe estimated return for the present t.12,500; Oe.hu .20, $.'0,000. ( has. C. Moore A Co., Engineer throe columns financial and indus- irtOOO: and finishing a very tired horse. uf a ite uod erection of a city hull of crop, oa the basis of $5 per hundred May 20, I'ahang J2.r. Onoraea .40, 110,000; A This wa tho first real-- over five The colors of the Hawaii Polo A He explained the lack of the necessary trial information concerning Hawaii, pounds on board vessehi in Porto Rico H. A. Co. 1.50, A.10,000: work which is pre- 'urlongs big had Rneing are. magenta and MATSON NAVIGATION COMPANY money lor the maintenance of the city the result of carefully ports, aa figured by Mr. Holer, ia A. ft B. that the chestnut been Association pared data sent to by 1.!W). A4.V0OO; given. , white, This color was worn by the TOYO KISEN XAISHA v department, which had grown larger that publication (46,300,000. And according to sugar May 81, C. Brewer the promotion committee. I.-- 8. Co. .75, 1!,875: .10. John Grace a mare Mollilou galloped polo team which visited the d more eipensive to keep up n time men ia every J1. Kahuku there indication that the a in is year ago. 'went on, and alao the building of ronds price for tbe season will average $5 per A5000) Haw. .Pineapple .25, A8750; Hon half 54, and it understood that Htatea a couple of kind necessary for the new Oaa A1350; Brewery .30, A75O0. her sporting owner is willing to match 4 the tnif ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED hundred or better. I, ' BANK OF HAWAII, 'flC, which had developed here in the With the exception of two small Total Dividend Large her against Joe Resents speedy mare Peter Haanon, trainer for the Oahn Rev. Samuel K. Kamaiopili, assistant College of Hawaii, at a quarter Polo Club, who recently, sustained a LIMITED- - , past three or four year. milta, Oortada and Constancia, every The total dividends declnred during either to the necessity for the bond in pastor of the Kaumakapili Church, the month . amounted to S50,875 for r an eighth of a mile. Domingo Fer-reir- a fracture of the left thigh, while exer iikAi and mill ia the island is expected to make "u that wan hp to the voters of the Mrs. Kamaiopili, announce more sugar than laat year and in anme sixteen sugar plantations, two agencies rode the mare yesterday morning. eislng a pony, ts making a satisfactory the engagement of their niece, Miss three-eighth- s 'a ; city. They would have the lust sny in instances the increases are remarkable. two rubber, one pineapple and four Oolden Hliower went in recovery at the Queen hospital. Incorporated under the Laws gnes H. 4-- ' aha matter, aa the proponition to issue Naylor, to John Naiwi of tho Cambalacbe, at A reel bo, with a pro- gaa, brewery, railway and steamship :38 This filly ia not right and of the Territory of Hawaii, Manufacturers' Hboe Company of this 'ooks as she were Tho advance aale of reserved seats ."would tf put up to a plehicite; the oh duction last year of almost 13,000 tons, companies, i. Actual ( earnings for all and acts if ami. . Miss nose-owne- d Capital, Burplu and Undi ,. 'Ject of the bond issue, if it was deter-- city. Naylor will giaduate short- thia year will have a production of plantations for Utet month were several Akibono, the .Ta pa Kauai and automobile apaee for the races will ly . Profit 300 000 would ' he voted on from the Kawaiahao Seminary, horse, a half in t55. commence on Monday at ten o'clock vided tl mined on, more than 23,000 tons, or. an increaae time over that figure. waaknt Resource 7,000,000 iwbo. There wan considerable The wedding of the young couple of over 10,000 tona. Trading on the exchange was alack ldy like shapely Kauai mare, at the store of E. O. Hall Co. Re- rill take place in the auditorium of two e i legal work to be done in con-- ' Of the larger centrals Guaaiea ia ex- yeate'rday compared with some recent breezed an eighth in :39. . This bud is served box seats will cost and OrKKEKS the new Hoard good-looke- neetioa with getting out the progier Hawaiian of Missions pected to make 75,000 tons aa compared days, 870 Olaa sold between boards at a rare and moves like a half dollars each, and other reserved C. H. Cooke President Huil ling, race-mar- proclamation and other things In King street, on the evening with 03,350 last year; Aguirre will have Monday price. Oehti scaled down a seats in the grandstand . will be $1.50 E. D. Tenney of June 2t, Rev. Akaiko Akana of the when rail-bir- d each, including entrance to tke grounds. A. the Issue, and the city at a production of 39,000 tona aa against quarter on , .100 Pioneer in the afternoon, the Lewis, Jr., Vice I'res. aud Managar Young I'eople's Lengue. officiating. sales of shares. torney 'a orrice force was now busily en 31,1181 laat year. Fajajrdo, it ia estiaaat-e- d moved Up to 64JS0t, $5000 Oahn Iteaad had departed, Owner Warden whisked Bleachar seats will he fifty cent each F. B. Diimin Cashier (raged fa the matter. will have an increase- of 8,000 tons sold at 108.; Thetf were minor trans- 'tis stake-winne- r Oneonta " the track Including entrance to the grounds. 0. O. Fuller Assistant Cashier r work to be accomplished under the loan hupervisor Horner followed the msy-- over a production of approximately action in. Ewa, McBryde, Haiku, Pain xnA Domingo Ferreira, wan was aboard, General admission will be 25 cents. Re K. MeCorristou .... Assistant t aWiur v if it in made. 1 in, hia talk, saying that he favored 38,000 tons laat year. and Pine ft stationary values. reeled Off a mile in :45, just like that. served automobile apaee will cost three Directors C. H. Cooke, E. D. Tenney, the issue and that the city must have Frontage Tax the Thing Seaeoa Shorter Than Our director ot- Mill Com Beware, in the same stable, waa step- iollars per car ed passenger will br A. Lewis, Jr., E. IF. B shop, F. Tbe Pioneer , '. good roads to keep pace with other R. O. Mnthesnn said the provisions Central Juanita, with a production pany declared an extra dividend of 60 ped a half in :54. taxed $1.50 a head. J. A. Me ami less, O. H. Ather-ton- citiee of the same importance as Mono-- ' of the frontage tax law were not very last year of approximately 3000 tons eenta per abare Monday, in addition Oeo. R. Carter, F. B. Damon, F. O. tola OB the mainland. He figured that clear to a greut mnny of the people on April S3 had turned out 4500 tona to the regular 40 cents. Both are par- Atherton, R. A. Cooke. ,the proceeds of the bond issue could of the city who complained against it. and her estimated production for the able July 1. The; total payment will IIRACK MEET IS PLAYING REAL BALL COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS b used in part to pay the city's por-- ' It was one way in which the property season is 7375 tons. Hanta Juana, at amount to $200,000, DEPARTMENTS. (ion of the work under the frontnge owners could Caguas, will more than double pro- control the expenditure her Word somes from Ran Francisco of Yesterday 'a games: .Strict attention given to all branches tax,' which wa becoming more and of the money for the roads, and the duction of last year. Last year's out- H. C. ' Co. an extra 8. dividend of League of Banking. more of a drain oa the treasury. only way. It was throwing away mo-"- v put was 5,128 tons while the estimate American $1 per share, payable June 5, to share NOW CALLED OFF BANK OF HAWAII BUHL, FORT ST. Wants Water Befora Roads to try to maintain the roada aa for the present season is 12,000 tons. holders of reoordisUay ., making a . At. New York New York 8, Phila- 7; New York 5. , Raymond C. Brown said that he was they are at present and the only way Contrala Vannina, Progreso, C'anovanas, special melon $400,000. The delphia 9, Philadelphia of earnings 7, . ia favor of a bond issue, but that the to do was to build permanent roada a Yabucoa, Coloso and Cayey all show company At Detroit Detroit Chicago 4. of this will be forty per cent Cleveland , issue ahould be big enough to do all fast as possible, thus lessening the tre- large iaerease over the previous year. for the year, it is .anticipated. At Bt. Louis 10, St. CANADIAN -- PACIFIC . . A. U. Will Not Send Team To Louis 5. tke work that was needed. He seemed mendous rost of maintenance. The Jktost of the centrals on the went Mail advices from the Philippines tev atrike a sympathetic vein in his and At Boston Boston 10, Washington 1. frontage tax is not an additional tax coast will finish grinding during the state that Han Carlo crops may run Compete In Meetings . ns , Coast League rtora when he gave it his opinion properly expended and ia present month or early in June, it is ex- 15.000 National RAILWAY if it the one to tona, but this has not been 1 money from bonds should be Cor-tad- a At Chicago U. Louis 5, Chicago ; $iat the salvation of the city so far as getting pected. Centrals Constancia and officially confirmed. The cane crop is! This Year extension of the water Chicago 5, Mt. X i .esed for the ermanent roads is concerned. The were the only mills that had fin- aaid especially good in work a and aewers first before the eity to.be Panay At Pittsburgh Cincinnati 5, " EMPKEHS LINK OF STEAMERS" money saved from the general revenues ished grinding at the end of April. On and wcgros. From advices just received from the Pitts hall wa attempted or roads begun. the coast it is pee burgh (16 innings.) FROM OCEBBC TO LIVERPOOL by the building of roads by the front- north ei ted that Oopr and Kabber Lower Coast, it send '. lioaolulu as a growing city. To muke looks as if the plan to . At Philadelphia New York 4, Phila nge tax method could be used to build somo of the mills will be running well Copra and rubber prices are lower ft be suid, tl.ere must be 3 track team this year to compete in delphia !!. via the it HtaMi, other roads in the country districts, or into July and it may be August before according to F. T. P. Waterhouse. The , for At Brooklyn 3, 2. water sufficient the needs of all. to help run other Monserrate, at Munati will finish, it is field and track events would have to Brooklyn Boston CANADIAN RAILWAY The aewers came second in importance departments of the latest Hingapore copra quotations were Team atandiags: PACIFIC fitv. said. 4 cents. April 28. On same e postponed. It seems that the reg- and then the roads and city hull. He the date AMERICAN LKAOI'K W. R. in 6.1c ular Pacific. Association meet waa held ihe famou Tourist Route of the Wcrld wax glad to announce thnt he felt sure Farrington, president of the Tubber was at Singapore, or 60e W I, Pel eon-sta- in April of this year and all the ' club, was of the opinion that the NewYQrk Cleveland 24 in ! the federal government would help pro-i- In connection agitation of tbe road aubjeet Endaa, affairs are proceeding fav- other meets of any importance through tVssblnKtnu 'J4 IA til with the fine military road around this and New Turk '.- - ir. 9A would get the results desired. He orably, according to Albert Water-hous- e iut California the Northwest have anailiiiu Australian Royal Mail Line , ialand. been held, Boston i't 18 IVt thought that the discussion had been v. The lumbering outfit which it. with the exception of a pro Detroit IH Tl 4."o , Towse thought it a C""d plan to a good one and had opened up ideas to be installed will get out both hard ,Ksed meet at Han Diego in the fall. Chicago 17 L'l 447 g alowly before mortgaging the eity Philadelphia r. .'ntr. For tickets and general and views which had not FOR BEATING s The local branch of the A. A. U. took n Information for a long time. Maybe some way been brought A and soft woods for which there is Bt. Louis 14 24 :k f before. Gl good up tbe matter of sending a track team iipjily to Could be found in legisla-tor- forward local demand. No export busi- I K UK the coining with a number of men prominent NATIONAL All ao tbe income of the municipality terdny was made bv the plaintiffgnnu ness in either is planned. la W I, Pet Boys athletics in California, who have all Brooklyn ' 12 U1 .. Kamehameha Sing A. F. Judd received mail advices tould b increased to tHke care of the l & Theo. H. Davies & Co., Members of the club Pound guilty of administering a se- written enthusiastically regarding the New lork 14 Ltd greater needs of the city. As to the heard some line from Manager Oianaca Tuesday Philadelphia LI! 17 r41 by vere plan and promised to help in every booda, it was not a n,ucxtin of when singing the Kamehameha Boys Glee beating to Roman Hodrignes, a that the railroad has been graded eigh- Boston 1" 18 4NH Oen'l Agent Canadian Pacific By. Co. ' issue them, Club. Portuguese girl, 1). Habaa, a Filipino, teen mijes and rails laid twelve miles way, but have advised the sending of; Cincinnati 2 aa 47(1 0t m to but how the Ml !M 4HV J. Morton Higgs of the religious com- was sentenced to three months' impris- Com- a team early uext year, when arrange- Chleaao xaoney received from the sole of the se-- ' from Patterson. The Magnasite 17 ST- ments cun be made to Ha- rittHhurah -' 4:t purities should be upent mid by whom. mittee of the club reported that the onment by Judge Monsarrat in the pany is dickering with Mineral Pro have tbe Ut. 18 419 CASTLE & COOKE of his police waiian team compete in Co.. Ltd 'Vn'Jf the Delegate to Congress would plans committee for service at court yesterday morning. The ducts concerning contract freight rates the regular V , Central I'ihoii. to usher in the observ- Filipino has beaten the girl up on sev- on output no athletic championships, or in game HONOLULU, T. H. give the matter a little absent treat-- its but definite arrange PORTLAND GRABS ONE irmnt, I do not think thut it would be ance of Kamehameha Oay, were going eral occasions, each time threatening to ment has yet been made. specially arranged for their benefit. It burd t get the federul government to on 'well and that he thought the club kill her if she complained to tbe police. Mr. Oianaca writes that he expects view of this information, the proposed - would be I,. W. back up the scheme for a fine mKitury closer to the thinking pub- Lloyd, private, I'nited Htatea to atop the chrome oxide deposits a trip which was supposed to take place Yesterday's games: in- Commission Merchants ' road arouBd the island," said Towae. lic if it was seen to be taking an Marine Corps, stationed at Pearl Har- thia will be cheaper, he believes, than early in July or August, will probably At Ua Angeles Portland 6, Ixs An- - terest in things other than those of the bor was sentenced to six months' im- be called off and arrangement per- .1. , upervisors should try to on an fane. The gelvs V.Tht get all excavating oiwa Kore money for the city through the world the time. He urged upon the prisonment for larreuy in tbe second chrome ore is what the company ex fected for the sending or a complete At Oakland San Francisco 8, Oak V members to all degree, legislature before the bond issue is de- - attend the services poets to realize on first. team early in the spring. land 0. which will be in u Foundations Sugar Factors niied way commemorative Tue evidence submitted by the prose- for the manganese oxid At Halt Lake Vernon S, Salt Ijike 5. on." of the birth of the factory are IJalf MllUon Only a Drop coiiipieror of the cution wa that l.loyd gained the probably being started today aa tbe League standings: Islands. He wanted it expreasly im- aquaintaute of Clifford Downs of the COAST LEAOIIK ',' jb,. George H. Collins, city engineer, said lumber has been purchased and was Ewa Qo. ' j money pressed oa the members, that the Ha- rWond Infantry, while in town, and TO W I, Pet Plantation. that the to be raised for the expected to be on the ground bv now Vernon ty IH Waiuluu Agricultural 0., Ltd. waiian societies should all be invited borrowing money s M of the after from lown, Um Ana-ele- Lit 1M ,W7 atreets from a bond sale to the This end all other reduction plants are , Apokan Hugar Co., Ltd. tfirold-a- t Outside attend services. There will be waited until he was drunk and stole Ken rrsaetsco , a .r.JT tbe in oaa' year located at Patterson, not at tbe minca . ' special uiuxic and speaking and tbe twenty-liv- Knit . Ut .. 2T .. ' ..Fnltou Iron Wjfke'M tunoant to less than half a million dol- - dollars from the soldier. ...,,,. Lake . .4' Wa$l i Blake riteam Pumna evening will be a fitting opening of The money was found in Lloyd's shoee, HILO MAY BE OFF Portland 19 25 , lara. Thia would just about begin to Oakland :i7 .:& Western IVafVufugals what was needed the celebration of the observance of touch and would not the day to follon L Habcock. VTiL' Bbjfj cbme anywhere near doing work. ISLAND BOY MAKES the The chairman of the civic conven- PRINCETON TAKES GAME flreen's FuelEA nomlr.er froutage tax must be on M 10 deended tion requested the Ad Club, through GOOD IN MAINLAND nr.il, Hteui rfihf'5l9t e te do th.a greatest share of the work in From all accounts, it looks as if tbe ' FROM PENNSYLVANIA Matsou Navlgatiou fco, ' Raymond C. : eity, while Hnmn, to see if it could much talked of and worked for trip v r tfio the country districts not get up a minstrel show held ROUNDED UP BY WOMEN Planters' Line Hh piping Co. looked with money to he John M. Watt is distinguishing him- of the bout clubs to Hilo for the Fourth , auU be after the ia Hilo during the Ad IA (Asseclaua rress tjr fsdaral Wireless.) (V Kohsla Hngsr Co ttom bond aale. King, I.iliha, Fort convention. The self on the Cornell truck team at Cor- of July was going to fall through. Club baa had a uu-a- t deal of success Ick PRINCETON, New Jersey, and Nuuanu streets were main thor- nell I'ni versify. He was one of tbe of money for the trip has so far been ' in pulling off stunts of the kind and Muy JO. Princeton was - victor- BUSINESS CARDS. oughfare and ahould be rebuilt to car- team of eleven that Moukley took with the only stumbling block to the oars-mo- Hilo remembers the work. will be Uses Children To Gel Money and ious over the of t , ry traffic of the present day, where This him to the Inter rollegiiites. In the Hilo is reported to have raised University Penn- tbe taken up by the entertainment com- sylvania in the Duy base- taW had not modern pavements. They recent dual track meet with Harvard, Lives Comfortably her share of tbe expense of the visit- Memorial HONOLULU IKON WORKS' CO. M mittee later, when a decision will be ball game played yesterday. It bad bee bnilt to carry horse-draw- Wutt won first place in the low hurdle ing crews. The attempt ou the part of of eery di aViption lujldo to made fur or amiinnt the project. ." was Princeton's game all tbe way were worthless pres- - in -- ' " seconds, ami second place 1 the Honolulu bout clubs, order. trafflc ani at the Hilo Deviue Will Speak A professional beggar, Mrs. Joseph however, to throngh, tbe final score being seven , To the high hurdles. While oat time. muke them permanent A letter from Rev. I.aughton at Punshon Haiio, a Spanish woman, was discov raise the necessary wherewithal for the runs. (leorge Waft made inter scholastic so to two roada would cost a great deul of of the Hilo Foreign Church was read, and island ered yestc.rduy iu the fish murket. Hhe trip, has far not been successful ' money. records in the mile and in the 440. in which the pastor stated that he had Hia wnt her small daughter to ,aeeost sev and it is rumored that th trip is off. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE ;J island record in the mile and his "Talking of raising money for the a few jolts of lightening he would like inter eral women. I be child said that she The Hawaiian Rowing Association scholastic record in 440 th-- 1 city aaeda," said Collins, "at the to shoot into the members of tbe club the still stand. had not enten and that her baby sister under auspices of which the trip ASAHI BALL NINE 8EMI WEEKLY maeting the other Monkliy's skilful tutelage has now was to have been made, night the on the matter i f preparedness, at some was in a starving eoudition. The child has a good Issued Tuesday and rrlday manager tbe water and msde him a star hurdler. WINS FROM ff sewer works future ineetiui;. He staled that he bad-- Winning asked to lend the women to her mother. deal of money in its treasury but the PAUOAS (Entered ul the I'nstofllee of Honolulu, '. Iisaded is) a eohservative statement of first place in the low hurdles the members do not feel justified been so inisipioteil and misunderstood at The 'mother, upon being questioned in using T. II., as Bceoud-clas- s matter. ) wlat tbO. present needs of his depart- thut he wanted to appeur before the Harvard meet gives him the much refused to apply to the Associated this, as it was subscribed by the mer- Sunday at Makiki tbe Asuhi base- covet I'd "('". ments were, to take rare of the eitv Ad Club and till the members just . . Charities, investigation disclosed the chants of Honolulu for the regatta to ball nine defeated the Pauoas by the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: present. v He wanted close lie held .here. 3 2. a it' ia at v hut his ideas were on the subject. He fact that her husband is not allowed I'nless definite news score of to Heury Maisaka pitch- Per Year , . . . . . $3.00 to kv million dollars. The city v be lind an udilress which was bound to be Mr. and Mrs. Hubert It. Habin of to work, by the wife, who mukes a of tha trip is given oiit very soon it ed good bull for the, winners and Masa-leb- i Per Month .25 ' two and a halt II'UJ l.ililui will b impossible bonded for but millions appreciated, on "The Secret of Amer- street welcomed yesterday good living in the begging business. for tbe bot club to waa right there with the speedy Per Month, foreign . . . ; :tr oa ita present valuution and but less ica's (irentiies " If is n Study in the nrrival of a little babv girl, who The table at their home is set-wit- the get their crews ready,, and in several pellet for the losers. Per Year, foreign...... 40" than a balf uiilliuu a year mny be I'litriot'sjn and l i I.aughton will be arrived bcfoie Memorial liny n'as an very best food, while at the same time ensea it hua been hard work to get tbe Hnore by innings.; Payable Invariably In Advaacs. r - ruised by louns in each yenr. Care the principal sx-uke- ut the nue ting hour old. Mi. Sal, in ii connected wlfn they are representing themselves in men. to turn uutivc work with the paeo ,,.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 liiUJtt be takeu in the sebetiuii ut tkd Uext Wuducstlav if available. the army quartermaster 's department. th streets as poverty strb'kun. chances of the trip so uncertain. sVsaui ." 0 0 0 0 0 S 0 1 3 CHARLES 8. CRANE . . Manager

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