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- nTen.'n- nu!3t.n. Efct. 1882, No. 67 16 PAGLS HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1D1G 16 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXIV, No. 7G58 ALLIES STAND BY EARLIER DElAWDSgOR SECURITY, BONAR LAW DECLARES r u.s.soblh;eis "DRY" CAUSE TIMEE JAPANESE Late Wisws At A Glance FOREIGN SERVICE PEACE PROPOSALS WINS POINT ALLEGED TO BE asiioue cut cre17, ANOTHER IN LONG LIST OF MEXICAN KILLINGS ROSTER IS AGAIN NOT YET 111 liADS Elj lASO. Texas, Dec. 14. --Alfonso Leiva. an American and an a. AT CAPITOL has been executed by the Carranza authorities at Juarez, according IS Fr.Gu.1DLY SAFE VICE PROMOTERS to a released American who arrived here today. MADE EFFECTIVE OF EtlTEHTE GROUP Judiciary Committee Reports WOULD PENALIZE NEGLIGENT PROPERTY OWNERS Constitu-- Members of the territorial tax commission in meeting this afternrnm News Men, Though Favorably on . : Trio By Immigration Advices Wash- Latest Says Arrested voted to .recommend in their report to the legislature ar amendment to Private From Plain Hints That Teuton Move Wave-Buffete- d, tional Amendment 12ti0 10 per Are Able to Officials; Ran 'Houses Section of the Revised Laws, providing that a of cent ington State Suspension Will Not Be Accepted Given of the ftross ta be Charged for failure of a proixrtv ownfr to render a Work , Super- by Outside of Iwilei Ruling on Wrecked MwUte Pra Federal Vifl). statement, return of property. The commission a en a sag-- of Withdrawn in Re- WASHINGTON, C, 14. list n also sreed House of Commons; structure; H-- 3 En Route I. lhc. pestloa by Charles H. AIcrrlam, secretary, whoreby a j.fnally of lit) for the Leadeis the lower bouse of Con- Charged with of rcct-vve- u Will Not Be cf running house3 year, $10G for the second, und $1(mm) f r the third and succeeding years l Acicru.ng m wora louay fusal However, From Bremerton to Mare gress today apieed to a recess from of two first private prostitution, all outside li!ei, of offense, be placed on persons failin? to keep Looks cf accuunt No v;rte in advices at the Hawaiian December 22 to, January 2. with the Japanese ros- Hasty Island Japanese men and one was tjken, however. The next meeting will be some njtht nest week. Departnit nt. the foreign M'rvice. prospect of prohibition being a live were arrested Wednesday and ter, which was suspended last- sum- woiran Ao.-iitr- Pre b FHlral issue after the holidays. today by United States immigration mer t!me .Mexican Wirt) I A'oorictrd Vtm by Federal Wirrlcyn) at the cf the border Dec. 14. The house judiciary committee to- will be deported unless LONOON, Enj Bonar 14-Df- officials and crisis. EUREKA, Cal Dec. inite 'has: bf'n reamed. Law evening indicated Britain's day . favorably reported a measure they can prove their HOTEL COMPANY S NO PEACE TILL this hepe that the stranding of the U. S. Innocence Tlii; word will b interesting nows attitude toward the Teutonic peace railing for a constitutional amend- Their names are Daikhi Incuye, to ra on us tutmar.'ne H-- 3 near the entrance to the offlor the island of Oahu proposals by declaring to the men ment which will enforce' pro- . national alias S. Yamamoto; Tama Tanaka, well 'as. in the 'Philippines, an the re- bay here in a heavy fog today will not . Yoshi-raats- u ters cf the house of commons: hibition. alias X;rs. Tama. Mlyakc, and forotyn service- result In a traced was aroused this .The. ..proposed suffrage sumption cf the law In moving the latt vote of credit, universal Sakai. The last named man is CONDUITS ROUSE ALLIES AT LAST will nifan off'cers who have served afternoon when members of the crew amendment was reported without the worst offender. Premier Asquith said that the Allies were teen, through the fog and spray, for three years outside the continent require that there shall be adequate The arrests . were made by Harry at work on the Wrecked superstructure tal limits' of the United States may be security' for the future. That is stilt B. Brown, deputy inspector in charge allowed to return to the mainland. of the craft ... : immigration aud the policy and ttill the determination of the local station Lat summer when conditions along After the hat;nes had been battened YORK acting inspector whenever Chier in- MURRAY TO ACT DEFEATGER MANY of His Majesty's government. Thia - NEW STOCK the Mexican oorder required the down, and at a time when it was be spector Richard L. Halsey is absent; statement was greeted with cheers. presenc3 of every ; officer available, Lloyd-Georg- e lleved that the 22 men aboard were MARKET TODAY j Dr. Tomlzo Katsunuma, Japanese in- Premier was expected using their air-suppl- y, being impris- A. the ruling to suspend Wie law until to speak but has a. very severe cold, terpreter of the station, and as l. -- orders-w- given as It was to- oned in the steel shell, a man's form Yester-- Meek, stenographer. Head of Water : Dept. Finds Japanese Attache Back From further which took a turn for the worse not felt possible by the War Depart- day, he in bed. was seen emerging from a hatch. He Today, day. : All three Japanese are being held Fighting and remained Bsnar life-lin-e Corporation Acted. Without Hast Front Says ment to main- endeavored to catch a which Alaska Gold . 12 12ft In at the immigration sta- send officers from the Law during the day moved a vote of O... detention land to take places of such from island was shot to him from the beach, but American Smelter . 106 110'2 tion today. Their bond has been Supervisor Consent Must Be Continued credit fcr $400,000,000: the heavy waves breaking over the American Sugar Rfg. 110 which they expected departments aa had served out their 113ft fixed at $100), three-yea- r hull drove him below. American Tel. & Tel. 125 128 fn hp nhlo tn furnish later today. That the Territorial Hotel Company, Marquis Toshinari Maeda, a captain duty. The letter received LONDON, England, Dec. 14. While today 13 from Washington. Lloyd-Georg- e The weight of the'waves finally mov- Anaconda Copper ... 85 91 fbates for a hearing will be set later, without permission from the board of of the Japanese army who has been Premier did not appear ed the submarine 150 feet nearer the Atchison ...... 103 104H to give them an opportunity to secure supervisors has placed across Kala-kau- a an attache to the British army at the It was statt-- d today at army head- in the house of commons today at the beach. It is now believed thit the Baldwin Loco 69U 75 attorneys and show cause why they avenue in frcnt of the Aioana front arrived on the steamer Shin-- quarters that the resumption of the time he was expected to make an Im- vessel is leaking or that her tanks Baltimore & Ohio... 84 85 should not be deported in conformity hotel a large concrete conduit several yo Maru this morning from San ! foreign service roster will affect prac-- portant speech cn Allied policy, a 1 have been filled Intentionally in an Bethlehem Steel .... 565 590 with the law. feet under the surface, is the asser- i Francisco on the way to his home. tlcally every officer In the department statement indicating British refusal of effort to make her steady, as she is Calif. Petroleum .... 23'- - 24'4 Sakai, the worst offender, is tion made today by Harry Murray, ! The party with him consists of six. who has been in the islands more than the supposed German terms was made apparently very low. Canadian Pacific .... . 165', 166'4 charged with conducting a bouse of superintendent of the water works, Marchioness Maeda. Lieut-Col- , h. Ha-- three ysars. No official information by Bonar Law, chancellor of the ex- - Later five men appeared on deck C M. A St. P. (St Pa ul ) 93 prostitution in School street, with who is carrying on an investigation. yashL Attendant T. I tenmi and two icgardiag the ruling has been received chequer in the new coalition caoinet. with axes and began cutting at the Colo. Fuel & Iron. . . . 47 5li4 Portuguese, Hawaiian and Filipino According to A. M. Cristy, deputy city doctors, K. Kuno and R. Nomura. He at' headquarters. : Mr. Law said that Britain has not wrecked superstructure. Another at- Crucible Steel ...... 66 77'2 girl inmates. Tama Tanaka, common attorney, the company's action Is ab- was seen aboard, ship by a Star-Bulleti- n yet proposals 4 a f received tha Teuton for tempt to make the life-lin- e fast has Erie Common ...... law wUa of H Miyake, Sr., ia charged solutely against the law. - reporter. peace, and added significantly that the again been unsuccessful. General Electric . 1722 1762 with running a place on Fort street, The conduit was .laid in September, Capt Maeda, accompanied by Llent -- Entente Allies require adequate rep- General Motors just mauka of the old Skating Rink. 1915, at which time permission was Coi. Hayashi, ipent most of his time aration for the past and adequate secu- 116 au- (Anwimtfd Pri tiy F;e4ral Wireleu) . Great Northern Pfd. . 116ft Dailchi Inouye, the immigration obtained from the county engineer's in the French lines for a little more Emperorto rity fcr the futJre. 14. U. S. Inter. Harv., N. ... .120'4 ' the Eagle EUREKA, Cal, Dec. The J. .120 thorities allege, conducted He also announced that the daily H-- 3, Copper . . .. 52 upper street, f submarine with 22 officers and Kennecott 502 rooming house on Fort authority when it allowed the laying great battles. ' average of England's war expenditures entrance Lehigh R. R. . 78 80 HongwanJI mission, as a by d-- j wheth-'nanc- e men. Is ashore hear the to opposite the of the conduit is evident, the or when asked his opinion as to amount to 5,7 13.COJ pounds. The ac- Eureka bay, heeled over in fairly deep New Yefk Central... . 105 106!4 house cf assignation. which governs the tearing up I er the' Allies would accept German RrmyiNavy - tual expenditure, he had exceed- . 56 Si- Lieut-mornin- ssiJ, water, and rescue forces and Pennsylvania- . .. 5ffg ' Sakai came to Honolulu on the of public said this , peace now offered, g all the 3d the streetsnCristy terms of as ed the estimate owing ta the Increase apparatus which can 'bflummoMd Ray. Consol...... 282 beria July 1,1901; the Tanaka women that the ordinance allows ; c0L Hayashi said that Neither England ; in munitions and the necessity work endeavoring to Southern Pacific .... , 97'4 98'. 27 years ago, and Inouye, who give 1 (German Oflicial) for. are at reach the arrived the county engineer to a permit nor France would accept any teiraa ot additional loans on behalf of the other . . 113 118 na-stre- et B Dec. 14. Em- 22 men Studebaker ...... alleged to be interested with ; public .! Kit LIN, Germany. V vessel. There are officers and Is also for removing the earth on a j peace from Germany unless that allies and the British dominions. arboard. Texas Oil .195 1992 another Asiatic in the lease of certain but if a conduit or similar, con- - tion is completely beaten, which will peror Wilhelm ha3 issued the follow- - H-- 'J. MVA army: Lord Cecil, new "secretary of The 3 went ashore while en route, Union Pacific ...... 145, Iwilei property, landed here from the struction is laid, permission must be) yet Both sides still ing order to the German the take some time -- sitter-ew4mar4nes- H-t . vic- bJockade,w he with her and U. S. Steel i 1U?l9Ja Siberia June 6, 1914, op, his second trip first obtained from tfte board ai it. is javc sufficient tightins parwer to ,vJ.Sldtcra,Clonsciops of the . state, for. the said h.t : navy U. S. Steel . 120 121 . In- - tory gained by your bravery, T and the blockade which the Allies are carrying V H2, from Bremerton' yard to Pfd...... to Hawaii. a right of way the nature r of an tjnue. Utah . 113 1164 ' i - rulers cf our faithfully allied states out against Greece does riot imply a Mars Island. Coming down the coast .... easement v - : . Maeda said: "We have en- . 101 102Ta Marauis Greece in the early morning hours in a dense Western Union To bring the matter to the attention ! joyed our journey through peaceful have made an offer of ieace to the state cf war existing between fog the submarine struck a shoal near Westinghouse :...... 54 584 of the board of supervisors Murray in America. 'Since we landed at New enemy, Whether the aim connected and the Entente group. He told the Bid. tEx-dlviden- a. Unquoted. IIEUIt GUILTY ON be must be await- would soon be pre- the entrance to the bay, and stuck t tends to send a letter to the members York from Liverpool we visited Niag- with it will reached, house that there ed. Ycu have further, with God's help, sented certain demands upon Greece hard and fast , pointing out that "the law has been ara Falls and also beautiful Colorado also-showin- g enemy purpose of clearing up sit- The monitor Cheyenne, acting ten- violated and If allowed Springs on our way to San Francicco.-Th- e to withstand the and defeat for the the der to submarines, which was convoy- SLINGSBY BABY 'iURDER CHARGE to continue it is likely to set a prece- party was met at. the wharf him." v,'; ,'.:':-'-' uation. ing the submerelblee down the dent hard to control. Murray also said Y. The same order was issued to the three by Dr. J. Uchlda, I. Katsuki and Wiraleat) coast, immediately stood by, together that the hotel company had laid slml-- president of the Japa navy, with the additional remark: - (Axiociated TrMa hr FdrI Takakuwa. the I tug subma- j "This order is also addressed to the W ASH NGTO N, D. C, Dec 14. with the Relief, and the "Guilty as charged," was the ver- iar conduits at other points. nege chamber of Commerce, and y, embas- "Ail Ste-Murra- navy that has faithfully ;ind efficient- High diplomats of the Entente rine first whistled the signal by Circuit; The use of the conduit according to Manager Aokl of the Yokohama SUBSTITUTE dict returned a jury in Is to allow ly used all its forces in the common sies here reflect the view that the pro- cafe." the Moana hotel people of ' riA hanV. renresentini: the ' Judge Ashford's court today in the ': , ; will not life-savin- g to bring water from its well on the struggle." posals of the Central Powers A crew of the local sta- case of Yee Yo Keuk. the Korean ban- tia mvnna' rian An informal lun tion began work at once, endeavoring other side of Kalakaua avenue foe the by these represen be rejected without an examination dit who terrorized Oriental Honolulu cheon was served Allies will probably call hotel. "Anybody in Honolulu, If they Consul-Gener- al but that the to shoot alifellne out over the craft (AttorUted Prew Federal! Wirrtesi) his capture by po- tatives and Morol and for months before object to charges de- for a definite statement of the pro The spot where the submarine struck LONDON, Eng., Dec. 14. The house on Decem- the of the water Eleve Consul Fujii to the marquis s lice officers and detectives partment, can dig his own well," said GERTilANS DESTROY posed terms. ;,' is between 100 and 203 yards off the of lords today added another chapter 9, 191.r. jury deliberated a j party at 1 o'clock at the Young hotel ber The .Murray, 'leaving the poor man to car- Identical notes embodying the pro- teach, and in the fog it is difficult to i to the sensational "Slingsby case," little more than five minutes.. j and the party was taken to several operate. so involving re- ry the burden of supporting the water posals of Germany and Austria arriv- The water is shallow that two continents, when it was alleged to have shot and points of interest the tug and the submarine tender are fused the appeal from the court cf Keuk department." Marquis Toshinari Maeda is a for- TOO EHEfilY SHIPS ed here this afternoon and are being killed Chee Won Yer, a fellow coun- mm m V. to come calling respon- : clan. prepared so that the president and unable close to the stranded appeals, without the tryman, a few hours before his cap- mer feudal lord of Kanazawa : upholding reversal of Marquis Toshitsu-g- u .Secretary Lansing can forward them craft. dents, thus the ture. Chee Won Yer was the inform- He was adopted by Soon stranding the submarine decleion richest noble- . (German fHiriatV to the Entente Allies as soon aa pos- after the lower court's that little er whose information led to a subse- ARREST TRUSTY Maeda, one of the .began ttf heel over. The whistles fin- Teddy" Slingsby is the legitimate men in Japan. After he had complet- BERLIN, Germany, Dec, 14. Offi- sible. - quent capture of Keuk after a break 13 ally cosed. The'- hatches were bat- child of Lieut, and Mrs. C. R, Sling- study in the military college cial announcement made that a i from prison. According to witnesses. ed his 14. tened down and It was believed that sby. of Japan he was sent to Germany to German submarine In the eastern OTTAWA, Canada, Dec. Act- Keuk had sworn he would "get" the on 2S ing Premier Foster tcday cabled to the men aboard were using submers--j It is now held that child has Ko- receive a German military education Mediterranean November and te e: well as Johnnie Woo. Lloyd-GeOrg- informer, as FOR BURGLARY gen- December 3 sunk two great transpor- Premier ing equipment ana me air lanics as an been proved to be the son of Lillian rean interpreter, and another Korean. there. He was an attache to the air-suppl- y. Anderson. In the latest decision, the eral office and on the outbreak tation steamers loaded with war ma- "Canada is with you for vigorous Judge will sentence the de- staff war a com- The fog continues to cloak the sub- outhorities state that they regret the, Ashford of the present European war he was terial. The steamers were each of prosecution of the until en- fendant at 9 o'clock next Monday. The 5000 6000 were arm- - plete victory is attained." - marine, which the rescuers are pain which the decision must cause' Kuanui, a trusty, who on sent to England and attached to the to tons nd both penalty for first degree murder is has been ana" convoyed by destroyers. deavoring desperately to reach. "a gallant officer now serving his coun- duty in Mayor office some field army. ed H-- hanging. City Attorney M. line's for Germany, 14. The,. 3 carries 22 officers and men, try." Arthur BERLIN, Dec. The Brown represented the prosecution time and whn haH rnilv 15 Hsvo in French took the offensive at Verdure being commarvded by Lieut H. R. ? . serve, was arrested this morning by ANXIOUS FATHER HUNTS Bogusch, and E. F. Zemke being and Attorney Noa Aluli, appointed by late today and are advancing on both Lieut This is cne of the most noted cases v.uiei cnargea wun at-- 1 A GERMAN OFFICIAL In the court appeared for Keuk. Keuk ikicuuine. rnn nnv uiTDV Tfl banks of the Meuse. second command. in legal annals and has been' fought Restar-Ick'-s , I IN I U nw i w now is serving a sentence of from five tempting to burglarize Bishop rUll Uu CABLEGRAMS out in American courts for the past home last week and of sacking 1 3 to 20 years for first degree robbery. ; : Submarine was built as one several years. The case arose over the Y. W. C. A. homestead quarters The little son of R. B. Reedy ; or - of four authorized under an act passed charges that another baby was substi- cn King street yesterday noon. the ta office was hit this morning on GERMAN ARMY HEADQUAR French Parliament March 1909, her contract price be- tuted for little "Teddy" Slingsby, son GERMANY HOLDS SINKING Nothing was taken from the bishop's Waialae road near Sixth avenue, Kal--j TERS, Dec. 13. No especial incidents importance reported on ing $491,000. She was originally named of Lieut and Mrs. C. It. Slingsby and OF LANA0 JUSTIFIED BY home. Kuanui there asked the loca- muki, by an automobile driven by Mrs. of were the Garfish with the official number 30. heir to $300,000 property of the Slings- tion cf a certain residence which he Samuel I. Johnson, who was driving war. fronts today. We are still making The contractor was the Electric Boat by family in Yorkshire, England. The FACTS OF OWNERSHIP professed to be seeking and went her own son to school. The Reedy progress in Wallachia against the Ru- Is For Prohibition Company of New York, N. Yn and substitution was alleged to have been through some drawers and disappear- boy was standing at the road side manians and Russians. the boat was built by the Moran Com- made in San Francisco. The claim Associated Prega b Federal AVirele) ed while the bishop was searching for with several companions, according to Yesterday on the Somme there was I ' pany at Seattle, Wash. was made that the real Slingsby baby, WASHINGTON. D C. Dec. 14 the name in the directory. Mrs. Johnson, and darted out sudden- some artillery fire which increased (A.io-iate- d Prena by Federal Wi-ale- aa) commanding H-- A, once going Lieut. Bogasch, the which was born in San Francisco on Germany's latest note on the subma- At the Y. W. C. considerable ly in front of her after in the aftprnonn On th frown PAR 1 3, France, Dec. 1L The was in 'he naval service at Honolulu September 1, 1910. died and that the rine warfare is another justification small change and some: jewelry was to one side, The injured lad was at Prince s front, east bank of the Meuse today upon sam-- . IVench parliament decided at the time the F--4 was sunk, accord- mother substituted another Infant of her course. This note deals with carried away and a handful of valu- once rushed to the Beretania and near the Moselle, etronc cannon prohibition of whiskies, brandies and was mine-throwin- g ing to local naval officers now here. After the case had been thrashed the sinking of the steamer Lanao, able jewels which had been tied in "a tarium by Mrs. Johnson, where it and activity but no in- other Jiquora. Premier Brian d de- Bogusca returned to the coast with out in San Francisco, the evidence which was sunk by a German subma- handkerchief was found in one of the found that two ribs were broken and fantry movements by the enemy. clared before the chamber of depu- of a minor the F licet at the time it was ordered was submitted to the probate court rine off the coast of Portugal October rooms, apparently thrown there when several' bruises and cuts East front. Prince Leopold's army ties: , back there and was later sent to the In London, which on February 3, 1915, 28. The status of the Lanao has been Kuanui heard some one approaching. nature sustained. group: Successful patrol enterprises 'This is a grave question which) d, H-- 3. decided present some American-owne- On. person police tninrpii hnv'a was In that the Slingsby in doubt She was his at the station Tho father on Stochhod brought valua- must De regulated to war times. m Philip- was money shortly the river Its baby is legitimate and that no sub- for a long time under found some and three formed of the accident after it ble information as to the distribution solution, which Involves the country's Car- rings, some important papers and stitution was made. Sir Edward. pine registry, and negotiations had also occurred and spent a frantic hour of forces, gained from prison- salvation, is in the suppression of son, Unionist leader, leading been begun by owners to sell her which the mayor had given him to going to the Russian Will has been her a half lelephoning and ers. On Archduke Joseph's front, Car- alcohcL", He was greeted with ap- Governor ' counsel for the contestant of the to a Norwegian shipowner. At the deliver. hospitals and aociors oinces " - various as plause. ..- ' - child's right to son. pathian fcrest, and cn the Smotrec, the estate. time the vessel was sunk she carried before be finally located his as on the Babaladova river, strong Depitty Mayeras interjected, "(or the papers showing her right to fly Ameri- not only the well Receive Jan. 1 JAPAN NOT OFFICIALLY Mrs. Johnson ruhed enemy attacks were repulsed. On. army," and Briand replied, "yes, for immigration"bill can colors, and the U. S. government boy to the hospital but reported the country." - to Germany, TOLD OF PEACE TERMS did every- both sides of the Trotosul valley the the entire sent a note to discover occurrence to the police and ence more launched men and or not had a vio-- ! youngster. It Russians with literagy test whether there been thing possible for the ammunition for unsuccessful thrusts lation of the German pledge. . TOKiO, Japan, Dec. 14. Japan has rushed back passes upper appears that the lad had height Ger--j Owing to the that New house Germany's reply now not yet any official notifica- top. Mrs. Johnson against some positions. fact contends that received to the road for his man riflemen brought back from the ' NOTED PACIFIST Year's Eve falls this year upon the sinking of the Lanao was justi- tion of peace proposals from any of warned a group of children by fAwsociated Pre by Federal Wirele had raid north cf Ludova 10 prisoners and j Pinkham will fied as she carried Ger- the neutral nations. In an ; Sunday, Governor WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. , 14. contraband. interview sounding her horn machine-guns- . give usual reception and many also contends: that the vessel today, I. Montono, foreign minister, three North of Sulta! not the The new immigration bill, containing the Russians were again driven from IIEOE grand ball ; in the Capitol and the restrictive "literary test" on ac- was cot American, having been trans- said that he wa3 net in a position to TO ENTERTAIN AVIATRiX IS COLilG has" a height Armory that for several count of which similar bills have ferred , to Norwegian ownership. make any statement regarding Japan's years marked the close of the been persistently vetoed by Taft and attitude on the peace situation, as the TOKIO. Japan, Dec. 14. Prominent On yon Mackensen's front in Ruma- old year. Wilson passed the senate today, 64 ANOTHER PROBE OF Japanese government had only re- women cf Jar an will act as hostesses nia we ;tre gaining numerous success- (AsiKH-iat- d Presa hy F4erl Wirlea) In !ieu of the night reception, to 7. As it is amended It goes to the ceived information through press des- to Miss Kather!r.e Stms.cn, the Ameri- es. More than 10.000 more Rumanians SAX FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. 14. - governor has an- house, having previously passed HIGH LIVING COST patches.' , who now in Japan, at have been taken. Several cannon and h Dole of Boston sailed on however, the there. can aviatrix, is I Charks nounced that he will receive at The senate, before passing the bill, IS STARTED GOING Motono announced that when the a dinner at the Imperial hotel in this much field material gained. the Wilhrlmina yesterday to inaugu- his hme cn Monday, New Year's reconsidered the clause designed to full details are : given regarding the city, December 21. Miss Stinson will On Macedonian front the Entente rate the peace movement In HawalL Day, between the hours of 2:30 exclude anarchists who teach the de- (Associated prea by Federal Wirelem) frorosal for peace the Japanese make her first flight in Tokio on Sat- troops have been carrying out desper-- j "''-- " '.".- - and 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon. struction of property as their propa- WASHINGTON, D. O. Dec. 14. cabinet will then discuss the affair. urday..- ': '- ate attacks daily, especially the Ser- Charles Fletcher Dole Is 'the father This will be at Lunalilo and ganda. Senator Hardwick offered an The resolution of Congressman Bor- It is thought that Japan will act with bians. by storming against Bulgarian cf James D. Dole of this city. He Is Hackfeld streets. amendment to cover the same ground, land of Missouri, ordering the federal the Allies in all peace movements. FRACTIONAL SHARES SELL and German positions on both banks a noted author and speaker and has The governor announced today which was adopted. In brief it per- trade commission to investigate the Japanese newspapers commenting on of the Czerna river but yesterday j been a prominent worker for peace that no special invitations will be mits the entry of persons who advo- high cost of living, including the pro- the situation do not believe that peace Six shares, resulting from a com- again they suffered one more of their, as a member of the American Peace i occasion but that cate or teach the destruction of prop- ducing capacity of the United will come for some many fractional shares of the bloody Society and of the Anti-Imperiali- st Issued for the States, time, and bination cf defeats. erty "in of war, were the public as a whole is invited 4 case insurrection or was favorably reported today by the make the statement that Tsingtau San Carlos? Milling Company, League. 1t is net known . here what to attend. revolution," but not otherwise, thus judiciary committee. This resolution will not be returned to Germany. sold at. auction by Jas. F. Morgan Co., Circuit "Judge Ashford's trial jurors definite movement, if any, he hopes barring anarchists who preach destruc- contemplates possible prosecution for Stock exchanges' in Osaka, Fukloka auctioneers today. The price realiz- have been notified to be in court at to launch in Hawaii. With his wife tion of property In times of peace. violators of the anti trust laws. and Nagoya closed tcday. ed was 317 a share. 9 o'clock next Monday morning. he will visit their son' this winter. TTTO HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N .THURSDAY; DECEMBER 14, 191G. Q i i In I nm iTfiiiF nr ii 1 ni ft r FIREPROOF JURY'S REPORT ON NATIONAL GUARD BRITISH OFFICER JUVENILE!1 Uiiiv luwturiyiAKivti mm PRillSFri 1 1 EFFICIENT PRAISES TANKS HinHI V Tll IVrFRTAIlVr GRAV IS PUBLIC WAS niUnLI TllflluLiJ 01 ILL UlluLlVIilllV! WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY :;.'.,:: ;. '.: JAMES..H. LOVE PHONE 1231 The testimony before th civil Members of the National Guard Pritain's fighting tanks could climb Frank appreciation of the work of Tho'Uh chariaes were slight the gen service eommiHsion during th hear- showed their efficiency on the bor- tree? if the trees were only big the juvenile court and of Probation eral tone of the local srn--k market ing of charge against Jesse Cray, der," said Capt. C. A. Martin, who enough to hold them, in the opinion Officer Joseph Leal is voiced in a was considered weak and uncertain, former police officer at Wahlava. H was a colonel of the National Guard of Lieut. Charles H., Gquld, expressed Utter received by Circuit Judge Whit- waiting further development : in the j i y ney Cyril 6. Smith, principal of questif of war j was mentioned In a resolution rcc.-ntl- of Missouri on the border during the half humorously-i- a letter to his sis- frra a or 'ace. There LOVE'S .ys- - sailing presented to the grand jury by a si- - Mexican trouble, before the members ter. .Mrs. Floyd Matson. clerk in the the Koyal school. The letter considerable b.u offers were! ; !al committee of th;t body to investi- f the .'!itary '.Tib at their luncheon governor's office. Mrs. Matson re-reiv- "The Koj al school does not wish to taken so readifv that no serlpn..fur-- from ther declines resulted. Sales between 1-4-- gate the Gray case. The committee today at the Commercial Club. the letter direct the front clote school for l'JlS without thank- Phone 3-1 CREAM was composted of. Raymond C. Urow'n, Capt. Martin told the Rotarlans that today. '..;' .' ing cm for the aid you have given us boards were 1 shares of listed . chairman; Villard !?. Brown and J. be had ot.abged his preconceived Ideas I.teut. ;ould. who is an Australian in the las; 12 months, it has, made a stocks nnd at the session 775. Re-- v. ' 1 ere , of lielvr. In Its report the committ of the National Guard since; hia peri- by birth but American of seven diffi c ii 1 job that much easier by hav- sides these sales fo; . . BREAD recommended the relnstateruerK of od with 'the Missouri regiment He years' residence, has just leen decor-aie- i ing your assistance. $l."i,400 Hawaii Railroad bonds all at J4 t $"'' Cray. said that the enlisted men arid' all wirh the military mdal for brav- 'May J also add n word about the exce at flray as charged with 'having ac- line officers were all men of a hish ery. What-- that bravery was the liu-- very .'splendid the boys" work is Sales of listed stocks as shown by J McBryde 11 cepted bribes jiS protection, for per- type, and were thoroughly capable of tenant modestly declines to say. but being handled by Mr. Ieal. He is the noon shett were: sons alleged to have been running making good. jdds in sod American slang. "I am never too busy to help us out ami the Olaa 1.". I S and I.'. Kwa J4 2 and gambling games at Wahlawa. The Capt. Martin hrousht out the point fueling; some kid with niy little Lit way the boys look up to him and obey .14 Oahu 3 Taniong S4 1-- Ha- S BEAUTIFUL ORIENTAL GOODS .civil service commission dismissed officers of National of rii'I.cn." ' I waii Railway A. and Brewery that hisher the him is an excellent sight to behold. :. 3 S l! 1. - : .. him.' .'.The; Investigation of the grand Cuard .who- had received their officer I'otii of Mrs. Matron's bro;hers are IcoU forward with pleasure to worki- lt and gone Prod- jury wa based on a petition from res- through political i restiee, did not un- in the big war, having through ng with him the coming year." Of the unlisted stocks Mineral d'KngelA FQNG INN & CO. ident Ml H'ahlawa asking that It take derstand the military- - problems, and thf Dardanelles together with the ' .. ucts an recovered. Minerals action toward Cray's reinstatement, it was naturally difficult to learn this Australian contingents. sold at $1.2r, and $1 22 2 lor t;iu' Nuuanu St., near Pauahi St. '1 he jury committee's report Is as fol- in such a short time. 'Hubert is quite close,", writes HARBOR COMMISSIONERS sharen. On sales of lu.33' shares En-ge- ls 2 Lieut. Gould of his brother. "I . see at $4.47 and $4..V, lows: Discipline wa.s one of the lessons STUDY KAUAI AGREEMENT .sold "We. the members of a special com- taucrht on the lorder." said Capt. Mar- hini occasionally, but today I took and is quoted at the last figure. Oil mittee which was appointed for the tin. Missouri regiment half an hour off to pay him a visit. I continued strong at' $4 with $l.0 "When tha As a of. the discussion which purpose of investigating the case of journeyed to the war zone the Pull- have had little time for social c;ills result asked. ?ales t'.ltro andMountain King PHONE 2295 REACHES in meeting the harbor - 4-- m Police Officer Jesse Cray, who served equip lately as the jo) of getting supplies croe the of sold at 44 cent- and " cents. man company lost much of their yesterday over L as an officer at Wahiawa.. Oahu, but to the front line through a wilder- board, afternoon the sold at 42 2 and 41 ment, including linen and hammocks. railway question on and the Husiace-Pec- k wbo was discharged from his duties Complaints were made against the ness of mud and an occasional shell cents and Tipporary at o cents. Co., Ltd. non-delive- of freight by fo the ALL KINDS OF ROCK AND SAND FOR CONCRETE WORK. by an action of the civil service com- were out from Fritz is a man's-size- d job. rail mn. When they mustered Kapaa merchants, commission- FIREWOOD AND COAL mission, beg to report that Ave have of threatened railroad "I suppose you have read about the harlor at the time the - GUARD COMPANY MAKES 3 QUEEN BOX 212 "pone into the case and made such in- tanks we are using (;i shell just plunk- ers were today sent copies of the STREET P.O. strike the officials of the , Pullman agreement which Makee Sugar vestigation as has been possible ana company complimented the ' men on ed into the mud close by but failed to; the GIFT TO ARMY SERGEANT "the Company entered into with the gov- as a result beg to offer the following care of the Pullman property." explode). To resume tanks are their I ernment. resolution: j The speaker contradicted the state- great. haven't seen one climb a tree In appreciation of the work - done The governieht of Ecuador has es- Whereas, the testimony produceu ments that had been made that the yet but given a big enough tree I The agreement, which is signed by by Ser?;t. Flater, Company D, 2nd tablished a course in scientific agri- Coral Gardens Hotel before civil service commission in think they could do it. former Governor Walter Frear an Infantry, during his 'the men were poorly fed during the cam- Fort Shafter. culture at its central university. "Nature's Own Aquarium.' Glait-Botto- m a I you ot sergeant-instructo- r hearing of the case of Police Officer paign. He brought out the fact that would like to tell about them Chnrles Judd, former commissioner time as at the As a new convenience fcr house- Boats Jesse Airaty was of a very conflicting and many other Interesting happen- lands, states the road shall "car- joint camp of and regu- ' in addition to being well fed, the that militiamen wives a mop 'and floor have Daily ings ry offered freight passengers brush pactenger auto servlc. leaves character; and every way, but the letter ..would, not reach all and lars at Red Hi'l. Company D of the Reser-vatio- ns " men wre taken care of in been combined on one handle. Hawaii Tours Company 9 a. m. ; you I , to Kapaa pre- "Whereas, the principal accuser of and although there were many hard- if did. to and from said homesteads local guard regiment last night Hawaii Tours Company, phoie Jesse Gray, to wit, one Chang ("how, were fully tip This country is like Seattle." says village, Kealia village or Anahola sented him . with a beautifully en- 1923: oue Blu 812. ships, the cjrmp facilities ' obor. ; has proven to he a person in disrepute the lieutenant in another paragrnpii. wharf as reiuired. in any lirection at graved; watch fob. to standard. " Bar--rac- the I rniong lhe officers of Schofield l; "I don't think the ground will ever reasonable rates. - ; The fob bears on one side the coat J Ui MU I UIIIIIIIUII UUJd For reaching flies on ceiling then many of dry again. Gee. long-handle- d and citizens Wahlawa; wouldn't it be good . It was pointed out at the meeting of arms of Hawaii and on. the other STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE has been Invented "a and-- ; W1LHELMINA HAS BIG V'. to sjtend the in Honolulu and rail- an Company swatter, operated by a spring. . winter yesterday afternoon that if the side From To Kill Rats, Mice and Cockroaches "VVhefeas. on the other hand Offi CARGO FOR ISLANDS read about the Great War!" way is used to carry freight in this I), 1st Infantry. N. G. H., to Sergt. Fla- confi-'dence'- Housekeepers Should Use It cer Cray' has the unqualified The U tter Is dated November 2. manner It comes under the provi- ter, 2nd Infantry, U. S. A. The ser- .Mrs. Lena Hood of Seattle, with a Wahja-v- a SOLD EVERYWHERE 25c end $1.00 both the citizens of Advices received today by Castle & sions of the Interstate Commerce geant expressed his appreciation in a fortune, ol $2",000.00:). Is the richest and' many officers of the United shipping department say the 'ommission as a common carrier. few well chosen words person in the Pacific Northwest. States Army at Schofield Barracks, Ccoke's Matson liner Wilhelmina, from San DAINTY XMAS "lie Jt. resolved, that the territorial Wednesday, has 5973 tons grand', do to Francido Jurors recommend the of cargo for; Honolulu and 688 for civil Service commission the rein- tons. This Cray." Hilo, making a total of statement of Officer includes many shipments of Christmas The commission has declined to te CANDY AT MAY'S Cray. It is goods. understood that Less" than half the number of steer- further correspondence In the matter passengers booked the T. K. is to cArae before the Jury. age for IC. liner Shinyo maru will leave on Large shipments of fancy candies her this afternoon a't 5 o'clock. She for Christmas have been received by JUMP SEEKS TO BRING only 1C9. From has room out for . Henry May & Co. These include the S3) to 400 are booked. Freight out famous Salt Lake City "HIS FISHING BOAT HERE scrap "Sweets" and from Honolulu will be 50 tons of Lowney's high-grad- e bonbons and 40 of miscellaneous cargo. Jimmy ;Jurap iron and chocolates. Candies in artistic boxes has been jumping will hand-colore- The Matson steamer Lurline having lithographed and d ; again.'; game ' The noted fisherman leave for Kahuliii from Pier 19 at 10 pictures. Adv. has ra. habit of jumping Into print o'clock tomorrow night. The U. S. wherever he ga.s, nnd his many arti- tn-nspo- rt array Sheridan left for OUTING MAGAZINE ' V r cles on' gme tithing In Hawaii nave Cuam and Manila at 12:40 this after- been.read'by thousands on the. Ynatn-lan- d. noon. ".;;:' GIVES GOOD "BOOST This time Jump Is' Jumping at the Great. Northern peopl?. He may TO HAWAII FISHING 1 im m' ' AT '. BACK , have his wish. .. SUBMARINES When the noted angler was here HARBOR TODAY ' year PEARL "Hawaii for Fish" is the tith of an last "lie rvsretted that he was article appearing in the; December " bring big unable to his fishing boat to practise cruise, number of Outing, considered to be the Hawaii. He tried a number of plans Pack from a week's the St. Louis, tender Alert and the leading monthly magazine on fishing ,but all failed. With his characteristic Pearl ..nd hunting. H. Gooding Field, sec- jumping ability he four K submarines arrived at weut after the 9 o'clock. retary of the Honolulu Tuna Club, has I ( Great officials an Harbor this morning about Northern and effort run Was held, the boats furnished an excellent article on game llhieir A successful is beinST made to bring big power .: ' his Napoopoo on the fishing in the Hawaiian waters, which ::' -' boat over on the davits. He has been touching at Hil and f."' v; a picture of .'- j is also dlustrated : ''::' trio. . r : j with "';;';'. ;, j notified that if it Is rossible to do game fish so carry the which are to be found J the Hill liner will his sea here. going com-- " LEAVES; BEN boat to Hawaii. Jump is DOMINIS Outin..; conducts a department for or ing and mlg'.it bring his boat. be KAHALEPUNA IN PLACE fishermen, and considerable space Is i given to the article. Field tells the STAR-BULLETI- N GIVES YOU story: of the growth of fishing here, TODAY'S NEWS TODAY Dominis. for the last five : V ":'.'"'' ';""' John O. and his Is replete with excel- to Clerk Henry Smith letter ' years assistant lent suggestions to mainlanders. "How or the circuit court, leaves that posi- to become associated About Hawaii" is the title of another office tion tomorrow article which appears in the travel mm v.K:. the Sun Life Assurance Co. of department magazine. Canada. Dominis will be succeeded of this j j ;':OTCYv;oMEns by Hen N. Kahalepuna, former clerk zzLJi third division of the circuit MAINLANDERS WILL COME m in the ' v; i 'and others who labor indoors court.: . SEEKING GAME FISHING should always take the strength-compellin- g PERSONALITIES tonic-foo- d in K. G. AVheeler. a prominent member of the Chevy Chase Club of Chevy R Q. SMITH, engineer in the de- Chase, Maryland, has written to H. partment of public works, who has Gooding Field, announcing that he In-ten- They know what mother wants a Westinghouse Electric Percolator, Toast- SCOTT'S been employed in construction wor to make a trip to Hawaii in the at the new territorial penitentiary for near future to try the game fishing years, been granted a er Stove and Turnover Toaster. the last two has in "Hawaiian waters. ; eraeksifOM: leave of absence for 30 days. Mr. and & Boston are Mrs. Smith will spend the vacation William Uead Sons of -- game fishing to keep ip'tHeir strength, time on Hawaii. Hc will return to the also interested in the down, .... s ' t :j territorial work following his leave. here and have promised to send a What a jolly surprise for her on Christmas morning, when she comes f ncunsn meir nerves ana number ; of anglers to Hawaii during f is 7 increase their energy. A declaration of Intention xo be- the winter season. This concern to find she can make breakfast right at the table. known as one of the largest fishing I SCOTPS is helping come an American citizen has been n filed in federal 'Court by John Lar- tackle houses in America. thousands -- why not you? son, a native of Denmark and a sailor Bacon and eggs, crisp toast, delicious coffee all in a twinkling and no steps Scott & Bowne. Blnom field. N.J. 16-- 23 by occupation. 77 to' take. '''r. A selection from Westinghouse Electric Ware is a gift for the woman who Unusual TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY appreciates the latest conveniences. Handsome, useful, lasting. HELP WANTED ..OR Xmas High school teacher; good pay. Ad- dress Box 4. Star-Bulleti- n office. va displays CenT 6t j FOR RENT Choose from this list: OR for the FURNISHED HOUSES house on Lunalilo st. for Percolator, $7.00 Curling Iron, $3.75 OR rent furnished, $40. Inquire A. G. OR Xmas & Co., Ilom. Theo. H. Davies Ltd. MUk-warme- r, CG."7 Toaster Stove, $6.00 Nursery $8.50 OR '. tf OR shopper's FURNISHED ROOMS Turnover Toaster, $4.00 Heating Pad, $7.50 Fuinished front room. $13. Apply 2.". I OR Lowers road, Waikiki. phene 71 SO. OR ' :" '' Iron, Disc Stove, $6.25 benefit "ll-v- $4.00 OR FOR SALE Traveler's Iron, $4.00 Cozy Glow Radiator, $9.00 OR v AUTOMOBILES ,:. OR Millinery, Oainty Waists, Si lie Sweaters, Pliilippiiio ; Ford touring car, fine running condi- OR tion. Inquire Ablos-Hertsoh- e Co:, Jlaml-Kinbroideie- d rndonmislins, Ait XtHMllcwork (lift-- . Ltd. OR Froncliy. Xovol ties', in Baskets, ('initin:is Hosiery and AND BOAT CLUB n 7p OR HEALANf YACHT hit OR- - Handkerchiefs, Etc NOTICE i me in OR A Special Meting of the Members OR of the Healani Yacth and Boat Club OR is called fcr Sunday morning. Dec, y HI 17th. at 11 a. ni. Business, Election oil - of President. ' V SAC S' GKORGC F LOW, '' K V J f- - JT w Secretary- - V -- - t yjtHM9 P r jrr k jrw mix m - 6G"i7 3t .rlxl RTAR-DUfJ.KTl- N TftCKSin HONOLULU v Vv.TMmT 14. 191k 5 TURKS

y ! : COURT'S Dili, Rl ASPHPMniiT: JARRETTPLANS IBSkSSfflmi PEACE IS NEAR, r Salva Jon ArnjyjChrUtnus BROUGhTjNT0 COURT, rots .v iTosotutor DELYSCORNED Judge Monsarrat 0r' m TO FIGHT ISSUE ed lawyers. ne,8S effkia Is looked anr.Z Ca d P0'!

Cir-ci- lt .dcor en . of -- The usual iacoful fitiilnc?s Any movement to unseat him as a wilt have v.: aca:n in pert vas shat- raigned In police co Officers lecteil":nUtl 4t t: Ju-Js- e Ashford's court niember of the lower house of the next j j cn a charge 1' wr uffn. hv"rs tie eni:r.eiit l.eors morning when one II. o. of 7iJl legislature on the ground that he tered this No 1. J threw back hi8 Chapter ; trouble witn a os notary public : Hoe ho aJreadv has had big .hSHit holds commission Uhis t?r?.v: '; passenger lungs with a - up while the caurt was f will be strenuously opposed by James Lodge No. i tfn:k: K. i police, rose I soo, ca the T. liner Siinya the air and forthwith Honolulu Lovai Ma: - v Or U-Lsi-J I in murder case K. Jarrett. he said today. Jarrett is ! reading instructions a figR" tier of Moose, has t social sess'iVn for Fetrcsrad. 1 HC' in stentorian voice: "I don't believe in of the opinion that he would not be to .Fc'i'ce:-;''- remarkei and babbled 4J.ge,0rCod or night in uie ci ythlias haiL la the air so Christ" he hnri0H resign a notary br-the- can stop a bullet and required to as until Fioc, ; My r and I have sold "McDuffie for a can I. He stopped a biff charge. sarrat .tartVu just prior to bis being seated in the members of Rev. J. p "IS cur steanaers. including the Mack-- : ; The p.jm... tried tfle R'SS Ol-v- to stem the : n They're trying to ruin Ma repuiaiion bfSgS house. IWble clcss will meet M T:So i::a & Mihcny and Marat: ling torrent of In legal circles it is the opinion oWv ' tb-- y can't lr IL" words. 4u. nrew that evening in omakapii ; How dii make oc tut I this th"rVi!: De- arrested for perjurv may be totally disqualified ' The court stopped, astounded. if Jarrett as Falama. ; them? lu : iha'aed to te'.l ou. We intruder the stand to testify to a representative if he has not re- ; o- tective Harry Lake took the snciHSe tre -t freni uier. anyway." Nothing will he snapped signed as notary. i by the arm and led bim towards the after the This, it is said, has CoiivictiW of Flood b quired after the heal:h of chiJS ftniu. a Pono ' Ashford interfered read. "It's an outrage an been held time and again in the local AVald'ron. ak-- d the de- door. Put Jude vited Rican boy b iFrei latest ordered Hot before the bar. States government to courts. In the opinion of some at- Judge WTHtney vc'0?rreills in nsatyr's peace offers, tnd hold me." the legislature, sole Juvenile to serve I'm from Nw Zealand," assertea Further tlASJggSjf torneys as the year in the reform school tbcrght the Allies would net listen to ' The big judge of the eligibility of its members, tbeni. the might '..Hoe... Australian. ho be is let that Piease the -- may be upon to If vou attempt to interfere with a pamPWet called make the final Matsiila. a Japanese bov Un .opening welae. He opined peace fnfinl0 ,?nnt iwilel. . who was sent to jail decision in this instance. ; Is".' ccmin'g in the near future. v this court you will be reopening. la the kicked in the face by a mule en Ashford. daily press It also has been learned that Wil- IV 1 am o:ns Fetrograd to look for contempt of court," said l3 dl!nnred Kamehameha road. Decern bt j to -- and down to liam F. Miles may "be disqualified as r ' i Russian businessmen with whom Now you go back there, sit started strut from thVSSSS died at the Japanese hesitaj todav. 'ter resigned . I h because has not I ind be very, very good." but several large police a member he have . deal cn." he conc'.ndeL omemaKer siay. a commission In the National Guard. Club of he;':- my tvife vuith my pcpl? ia Saa , Uut Hoe was not inci.nea io The Athletic the Y. V . C A. by Lake, Finally his ' 'He left, escorted Detective case was stricken. will hold a snori Pushes meeiinc ! : - and did not show up again. foiiowed bv social at 8 ": - 4!iu't3iimr J VITAL STATISTICS in the rooms asUia-- ANGLING IN MOONLIGHT evening of the i SHERIFF WOULD CORRECT ticn---:;- Ii ( - nice for in v. j TWO POINTS OFFERED GETS NEELY TWOULUA pnpM 1 SOOAL SESSION COLLIGNOX At the departmett bos-- With- Madame aeiha, Gave-n- or i society ;:c-t in tie hait of - 1 Fort 5hafter, December 11, and folk a s J Two big fish of ital. Finkram guest? x the uiua Tariety , vr.i.-- CU' rs pr ss. or inakins : was 1916. to Sergt. and Mrs. Herbert tbo rifipf r;f the Honninin nv. T, te In u:r wouviorlul ttvK you the result of an hcur of moo- t tU? various articles nlight angling in Colligaon of Watertown. a daughter ; Academy; entenaini last night at ?.a y de'l Oceanie No. J the outer bounds of , him prominently; will r.ml a hirire variety vi Lodge Le Progres the harbor a few Gertrude Lessie. Christmas party. lecture . oventn.. it. But he dees 271 will hold a special meeting on uh KIDDER At Kapiolani Maternity he s.n s he ued to Deputy Tax As.sesRnr a n. r, manner with evening, Dec. lath, ; at i :!J emergency take issue a friinily Friday Home, December 11, 1916. to Air. The police hospital am- - Tea and Coffee Services took s Degree. as a matter of inve'stlfation. two siau-rrent- in the coia- o'clock. Business. Third and Mrs. Joseph Albert Kidder of bulance has acquired a new siren minor "1 had heard of with plcte n morning paper oi ( Carved Vegetable Dishes A general Invitation Is extended to catching ulna by 2150 Pauoa road, a son. shrill notes which can not be acccuci the niOOnlizht " saifl Veal. .v.. T mistak- H. McVey s address to the j ill members of the craft, especially en, as a result of the supervisors' Rev. C. Silver Platters put - special j members of the U. S. Army and Navy had never much stock in the sto- Tuesday night In Chamber cf Commerce at the ries. I ' DIED action approving of to consider and Bread Trays "and National Guard. After the cere- ' used a Wilson spoon and the such. meeting called yesterday KA.MALA At Lunalilo Home, Decem- j mony the lodge will adjourn to the glint of It in the water attracted the ; vie? conditions in Honolulu. enjoy a big fellows in a ber 13, 1916, Kamala, a widow; aged misstatements in j for her Diuing Hootu. Alexander Young Hotel and hurry.; I where An action for. the collection "There are two I ...- 57 years: of Koolau, Oahu. of an I fcocial with light refreshments. come in for- snmp roai - mm'. a native $800 t!.e story." savs the sheriff, "and hour dhjii uu". ceme-tery- . alleged debt of has been -- Thursday filed . MAGOON, uun un jui Burial in Makikl do knew who is to blame fcr them. ALFRED K. ius moenngnt nights. ' " court by not '. in the circuit the Bishop - I " o i!d to have them cor- r.- Secretary. Company against Marie Hum- Put like If he Im all of tlue, let - Adv. A postal Trust just tor accuracy's sake. Mr. card shower for Miss Mary phreys. The defendant has asked for rected. Page will be held at the Y. W. C. A. MARRIED MeYey was net in my rresence when a jury trial. ;y Mc-- 1 GOODMAN-HAR- T h his'. with Captain t t1te annual election of Phoenix today. Miss Page is a worker In To-- i At St. Andrew's he d 'Utle .tiff of Book Ends, . 1 never had the pleasure t Pair tonight Deputy Sheriff kio,; Japan, , mo-- 13, 1916, Henry Cuffie: have Jcdee officers and was recently the Cathedral, December ground of non-suppor- t, On the cruelty and ; xy in-- , And the Table Lamp, Jtt its W. Asch la expected to be elect- tive for a campaign for funds on the Minott Goodman and Lou Alice Circuit Judge Coke today of meet the minister. A Pretty liceman who went to Mr. Mceys ed leader, but cl06e voting Is predict- part of the local association, she has Hart, Canon William Ault officiat- grantel to Jin Leong Ioy a divorce An Attractive Vase f.-- r w for the minister to ed tlie other offices. All memoers been Instrumental in waging a cam-- j ing; witnesses. Miss M. R. Schaef-fe- Laong Loy. JPlaintiff huse and aited ' 1 from was award- him in serving the warrantwas Desk Set sire requested to be present. palgn among the girls of. the Orient and Mrs. L. F. Folsom. alimony the Bum of ?40 assist or a J ed in a month. not smoking as he tat in McVeys easv el Tne officer in question Judge Ashford has air. for the Library or Pen. Circuit granted was Jo5 n Hills end he does not a petition for the removal of Cecil smoke." .. Brown fs a trustee of the James Campbill estate and has approved the selection of Robert W. Shingle as bis POLICE NOTES successor. Value Quality Variety I'oor inmates of the territorial im- Two. Hawaiian?.' up j migration station will be given a were fi.led ?3 tach and costs. ; Christmas tree ; at .5 o'clock Friday afternoon by the Honolulu Bible Train- Eicht Haw aiians arrested Wednes- - ing School. An interesting program day for gamhlias: w ere fined $3 each j and distribution of gifts to the child- and theC'ses of 14 Japanese arrested j ren will be features cf the affair. : fcr-- tn same oiiense ere act w trial December 15. x1 Word has been, received here that '''if Mr.. end Mrs. Jay Gould and children One case a??inst the Lord-Youn- g who spent several weeks here this ri-ncrn- ff Torn nan v: in which it is Whitney and arsh ' summer as the guests of Mrs. Gould's I ? grandmother, MrB. Laura A. Coney, of an onij loye. v.as nolle irossed in Z- --' 1, Richards street, expect to return here police court an 1 the. other was con- Pe- next summer. They hope to obtain a tinued to December l'v Attorney t cottage on the beach, either "by rent ters for the defense held that the suit ,.;rtr. '.!m thPir The Outinz Shoe Curapany.oi xjo- - . '-' entirely a civil affair. with a capital OPEN EVENINGS or purchase, . was uTe' ton has been chattered i ccd . "nrcn stock of Honolulu Aerie of Eagles last night t min eHor.ttBt contenas mail tions. elected officers for the year as fol- lows: II. M. Coons, vice-presiden- t: Saturday next, December 16th W. X. Borth wick, chaplain; William Jones, secretary; William Ellerbrook, treasurer; E. W. Folmer, inner guard; - W, H. McCormack, outer guard ; F. L. 21st Gas-pa- r, Thursday December Beringer, trustee, and Dr. U R. if s. physician. Following the elec- Friday - December 22nd tion several candidates were initiated. The Pan-Hellen- ic banquet will be held at the Gold Room of the Alex- - ander Hotel on Friday evening, De- Saturday December 23rd cember 22. Members of the Greek so- TmAirtwe! cieties of Honolulu have been making plans for a big arfalr on that date. I J. Brooks Brown, the chairman of the committee on arrangements, has ap- "Quality First" pointed the committees to handle the and affair. Members will be present from Dainty Xmas Baskets all of the leading universities and col- leges of America. v Packages of delicious The funeral of Mrs. Maria Julia de Medeiros Gusmao of 1923 Young street, who died Tuesday, was held v Wednesday afternoon and burial was in the Catholic cemeterj- - on King street. She was born in Portugal CO years ago but had lived in the islands about 35 years. A husband, two daugh- ters and four sons survive her as fol- io ws : M fs. Herbert G. I)wry ana Ja-cint- Christmas candies in Mrs. Joseph . Carlo of Honolulu; M. Gusmao of Ewa, this island; Alfred M. Gusmao of this city, and Hilo. Oddly Beautiful Holiday Arthur and Louis "XL Gusmao of J Hawaii. ; , if. Packages for Presentation Officers elected Wednesday night J by Court Camoes No. 8110, Ancient Order of as follows: ..'','.,;..' Our assortment is second to none in Honolulu. Foresters, 'are ranger; "'' Frank Correia OliTeira, chief K 8ub-chi- ranger: candy & Orear and Christopher's Chocolates, John E. Goeas, ef Ixns the finest packages of Our Foster A. Perry, treasurer; Hypolito Pereira. Thesere are de- - Rosa, er cleliciously fresh, now ready for Christmas financial secretary; Isaias F. have-ev- and will de- ft secretary;' August P. Gomes, we ever shown livery. I? senior woodward; Antonio F. Souza. - of junior woodward; George S. Pereira. light you- notQnly with the purity Special Gonsalves. in Boxes and Baskets senior beadle; Capt J- - A. Place your Packed phy- junior V'. Murray, prolong memory of the enj oy-me- nt oeadle; Dr H BbL with the beauty of Which serve to the sician; E. H. F. Woiter, Sylvester P. their contents trustees, the delicate candies, through being: utilized Correa and M. R. Pereira, of ft .M. Jr.. order early and I), deltas, M. :M. Ferreira. their appearance. as and Joseph F. Lopes, auditors, ' - - " - for Sewing Baskets, Handkerchief or Glove DAILY REMINDERS 5 shop Boxes Expert manlcurlit. Union barber Any AddPe SS Favors, Mailed to Among' other Christmas things are Table fa for iicawicy Wt forget to call 1431 today Tree Ornaments and Children's Toys in Animal g Love's dpliVimicf Rread. w Order Yours Now Mak oftTT, tAmv' e may he filled with candies. iuuj - want- ai Pure-Ic- Forms that nervn VfYTr v ,4nir a te?f OI ft them. : ft For that hungrr feeling notnne phone4553 Prcad satisfies like Love's Cream 1 Trv it! - 3 Gream to y Wanted-T- wo more passengers CO., make up around isian-Le- wis If SMITH & Y motor partv BENS01 Garage, "2lO -A- dv- phone Root 11:00 P. M. for Xmas For Dismied water. Hire's Open Until I DriQ Beer and all PoPular other Co. try the Con. 8oda Water Works "Service Eve. Adv. Cor. Fort and Hotel Streets umner Hotel Street Near Fort ':-;.- :: For Chriatm. n Thrums for .':' Goods Umm. M N r your selections. of pine. Lcathrr -- Adv Fotm HONOLULU STAR-BULLET- L THUKSIUY, 1IKCKMBKK.14. 1910.

! r - "JZZ li I fin l 1 mrmirm 7T" EXPOSITI HEAD , I 3r . Mill fePI WEDS AT FRISCI RILEY H. ALLEN - EDITOR v Accoriin to a mes-fa"- received Governor rjn.iham today recei - in th TIIURSDAV .DHCKMBKIM k 1:ir.fWiut!i and ntl.- festival, on the one niglit by Robert Shinele from San FYan- - from Charles C. Moore, vear wln'U loneliness most oppress those far from cisco. J. Jorenscn. well knon n the San Francisco Exposition, an Diamonds Gifts gmeer who ha3 constructed many of niversiry greeting unaer date of as riJKISTMAS- - IX THIS AX1 OTHKK VITIr:S.ia,ih ami friend. Ds tne irrigation gystenis on the various cember 4, the closing day of the Love of diamonds is the expres- - i It deserves all aid and all smvess. island3. was manied in that city Wed- fair in 1S15. The president wnitrs nesday to Mrs. Coonley. un- sion of in- A Ieautifiil and a splendid idea is that tf ilie Ho-- : Hyla who. follows: a love for Wauty that is til her recent trip to San Francisco, December 1. 1?16 w herent in almost everyone, and iiolu hi vinien. ho are planning the "'Coiimiunity THKIK OlTOKTTXlTY. was cashier and Monographer to A. V. Hon..'..Lucius K; Pink ham, ' 1 p-omx- - Carter, 03 building. hound 'liristnias Tive" in lie 'apilol on Christ- j Staaenald Governor of Hawaii, to show iu the wann appre- ; For several Jorgensen llnnnlnlii : i mas live. Xo impression should 'lie. "uiucd from vest einlav's weeks has Unrnil ciation of a Christmas gift of a bit been In T'tah, where he went for the Mv rvar r.voTTirtr Pinkham: . v Montana-Binghan- closing Honolulu had for several vears- the '.Malihini j meeting ainl action by the Chamliei of Coiiimeice i Coprer Company. It th is, the anni versarv of our of diamond jewelry. In making the would : appear on' his return to day. our thoughts turn to you in e Christinas Tree." a 'hristinas inoruin eustomnhat there is no need for a earn paiu against vie that selection for such a gift you may-plac- San Francisco -- unfailing Interest founded on pretty sentiment. It was abandoned the city. he met Mrs. Coonley, recollection of your for conditions by the churches of who left here bout two weeks ago, in the exposition and of the happT oc implicit faith in the advice of practical after a series of successful vears. - There is need. There is. in fact, need for action and then got married. The message casion of your official visit to did exposition our experts. j wel not state when they would re- send you on behalf of the and since that time there has lieen nothing like 'a by every organization with a regard for public con turn to Honolnn board, ts greetings and renewed : aug- coiiimuiiily Christuiiis. The was welfare. n Our stock has been largely nearest approach fare and with a duty toward public gratulations on the successful paruw-patio- -- that Christmas earol-sinj;i- n of two years ago. con- What the businessmen of Honolulu did yesterda v of Hawaii. mented especially for the Christmas Tli pmtiers of your ducted in various parts tf the city ly groups of was to make manifest their intention to take a lead I LETTERS I demand. commission deserves the highest cred young men and women. ership. as a business organization, in fighting the testify to tneir BENEFIT FOR SOLDIERS it and it is a pleasure to Diamond Rings TiT-e-. - BELGIAN made The Community Christmas idea. f the Mit- jCommercial vice already exposed ofhrially by the ability and their devotion that part exposition so Diamond Pins loor Circle, is in line with a nationwide movement territorial grand jury. S02 Spencer Avenue. Hawaii's in the ' noteworthy. Diamond Brooches for encouragement Honolulu Tlec. 1 L 1 91fi you of the Christinas spirit in cities. religious have a distinct The we were assured ' The churches and duties Editor Honolulu, Star-Bulleti- interest ';.' Pendants well-know- n success and An editorial in that jeriodical. "The dutv of their own. a field of their own. It is to oir:; it is nronosed to hold next took in the exposition's was emphasized by your official visit ; Stones. American City," recently referred to the municipal Sunday a sale of nnstcards and RpI- - Unset awaken their congregations, their members, all here while exposition's work Christmas tree a the most gian souvenirs for the benefit of the and the delightful innovation those the v can influence, to the necessity for united schools for is done, its memories remain and reeducation of Belgian sol massage remind of the country.' It has been a striking success in community Their path of duty is as straight diers who are so desperately maimed this of good will is to H.F.Wichman&Co. action. you that here in San Francisco e large cities and small. . press. would on the battle fields as to be unfitted and Jewelers and as unmistakable as that of the It to continue occupation have not, nor shall we, forget you. t Platinumsmiths In Pittsburg t lie president of the city council ap- their former am, le inconceivable that in any great moral movement after the war. These schools are bad- With warmest regards, I pointed a municipal .Christinas tree committee of ly in need of fun da and proceeds Very truly yours, the organized moral forces of the city should take the MOORE, , citizens, of this collection (less a sum CHARLES C. 2i six of them women. A private firm gave no part. And it is in recognition of this oppor small President a great Vermont evergreen destined for the fund known as "the and donated the use of t unity for moral leadership in placing certain facts Belgian soldiers' Christmas) will be a large vacant lot. In Birmingham, Alabama, the before their congregations that pastors and other used for this purpose. EXTENSION DEPARTMENT chamler of commerce headed the movement, with would you bm kind enoueh to church men have called the meeting at the Library speak in your paner of the sufferines OF Y. W. C. A. ARRANGES the invited assistance of public-spirite- d women of Belgium of Hawaii for next Monday night. of and ask vour readers to BASKETBALL SCHEDULE the city. In Kacine, Wisconsin, the Commercial contribute to the fund? A Ci!lsee boy, charged with "beat up" his father, have been re-- Some citizens may think that since the redlight very gratefully yours, Judge Club summoned the mayor, clergymen, suerinten-den- t ' Miss Kathryn Williams, who has nrnhntton hv Juvenile district of Iwilei has been closed, the campaign DOROTHEA EMERSOX. charged I Whitney. of the park loard, heads of women's clubs. recently taken up extension work at gue(6flj with attempting to : against vice is over. That, unfortunately, is not the Y. W. C. A., a sched- Y. W. and Y. M. C. A., IJoy Scoutmasters, leading FROM A POLICE OFFICER has outlined the case. The grand jury's report estimated that ule of games Tor the various clubs musicians and other citizens and formed a fine, ac- affiliated with the local association. sixty per cent of the commercial vice in the city Honolulu. T H. Dec. 14 Iftlfi : tive committee. In Syracuse, X. Y., the local bntiich Editor Honolulu The first game will be held this f. ojerated outside of Iicilci. To fight this spreading StarBulletin. Girls' me consumers oy uear Sir: Itev. Charles McVey, afternoon when the Camp Fire oi league, nacKeu the Ciiamuer now-apatheti- cancer of evil, there must be put before a c who is a man of habits in inHtrtncr Club of Kalihi meets the Maile Club Commerce, the IJotary Club and the Syracuse of Kaimuki Y. W. C. A. Immediate oft public facts which are unpleasant facts other people like himself, who, in my at the Returns and an 'Herald as well as many organizations indivi- co Altogether will be five clubs and but which are also facts that cannot and must not pinion, not tell the . truth when there duals, did the work and did it well. Providence, truth should be told. entered In the tournament which will : be blinked..' I was sent With a John TW nnrl Ufarv feature a number of star players. The Attractive Future llhode Island, had the inspiring leadership of the Doe i warrant to Kalihi, where Rev. Mr. various clubs which have entered the A defi n te canipaign to secure t he passage by the would, Kakaako, 11 Khode Island Congress of Mothers. , In Altoona. jicvey show me or Identify competition are: Maile, promise of this tract of next legislature of the "abatement by injunction" the parties Is the Pa., the movement was headed by the Sunshine So he wished to have ar. Kaulawela, Camp Fire and Kalihi "Wahiawa. Located within act is contemplated. This act. is the most effective rested. When I arrived his wife was Tomorrow afternoon the Kakaako acres at ciety aud the Pennsylvania Kailroad was foremost at home and I asked - Wnliijiwji yet devised in American law to combat commercial her where her and Ka iluwela clubs will meet, In iio village site, and between in putting the plan in effect. A public service eor-K)ratio- u, husband was. Site" told me he what is expected to be one of the fea- attending a . the rail wav station ; and Schofield the Beaver Valley Traction Company, vice,' particularly vice which seeks to spread secret' meetine downtown. ShP ture matches of the year. The Kalihi V. ir1 then telephoned to him informing him will play sell superintendent." ly through the city. Several states, recognizing its ponce Club the winner of this Barracks. Will for Willi a wideawake Iel the movement mat. a officer was waiting for match. Plans have been ' made for effectiveness, have passed suitable bills. Twice such him. When he in IJeaver reached the hous I : va- Falls, Pa., and this compauy also stood was holding Christmas parties for the' bills have been presented" before the legislature of sitting in a chair, designated by his of the extension depart- the. major iorlioii of the expense. Organized lalor wife for me to rious clubs , . ' rest in m until he arrived. , :. .v $5450 j i i i i Hawaii and twice the bills have failed. The ments. , came lit.. -- mison i do not know urine lore in ewarK. unio. WJien tne ewaiK whether I was too Terms. Trades and Assembly launched idea. And has leen that there was not sufficient public supiort insignificant, beiag a police officer, $1000 Cash. Balance on Easy Lalor the for him to recognise, LITTLE INTERVIEWS the idea was given by their passage. But if this community for he never jermaucucc the fact that the even .said "Good afternoon," as a man Ideal now for truck garden, poultry, etc., with Scho-- ; through the eyes of 20,000 fathers and motherswill meets a man. Is CARL B. ANDREWS, chief engin- , Christ mas tree used was a fine Arbor Vitae nearly that because he is a et look squai-el- in the face the'ngly facts of 'commer reverend and a man of truth? eer, Oahu Railway: There Is lots of field garrison as ready-mark- right at hand. Can 40 feet high, planted the same year, and will lie work going on all along the line at cial vice, the bill will go before the next legislature He found me resting, but not smok subdivided into building lots. used for every Christmas. ing, for I have never my present that makes for a better road fbe later ' with a force sufficient to pass it. smoked in The great open-ai- r celebrations of San Francisco, life. For God instituted one place and system but no one thing of suf- for get That is why a campaign of public education is us to smoke who tell lies, and that is ficient importance to excited PHONE 3477 around Lotta's Fountain, which mark the holiday ' needed now. The situation is not a pretty one, but lien. about. seasons annually,' are nation-wid- e in their fame. I told Mr: McVey is inevitable one. what my orders (rand stars with the musical world their it an Honolulu has tried to ignore were, and that he was to noint out T. B. THIELE, manager ef the ojera at n commercial vice and failed; silenced conscience with the man and woman to me. He Young and Ha-vaiia- hotels: I have feet have been glad to appear here, before audiences many found no matter how good a set the plausible theory that it had regulated vice, when asked: "How can you arrest on that numbering 100.000. Chicago. New York, St. Louis. that warrant?" I said one man and of entertainers we give the public on Seattle, Los Angeles and other large cities have in .regulation had failed. The continuance of this atti- one Woman. Tha be grabbed a ane the roof garden after four or five tude has become impossible. (that would fell an ox), and said: weeks a change of program is wel- recent years begun the encouragement of the Christ- "Come along." When we comed. One of such changes and one KICHAXS H. TiEJffT, FKSS. arrived at TEXA mas tree idea. the place, seeing a man on the porch, of the best of the year arrives in the L K. BEADLE. SECT CHAS. O. HXZSXX. U he said, 'There's one of Wilhelmina next week. Springfield, Mass., has developed a finely-wroug- ht Honolulu has no right to blame the existence of them." Iwilei or presence of commercial vice To save the reverend gentleman any ligeant, which gives to the aifhual festival. some- the in anv cause for a damage suit, I asked the FIRE CHIEF THURSTON: At- thing of the sweet and sacred spirit that ruled over part of the city, on the soldier. The territorial native whether or not he was there tention was called at the supervisors Bethlehem on the first Christmas, that of the grand jury's report said: the evening before. The native said meeting to the fact that no right of ' he was not there the evening before way is given ambulances. For that Xativjty. Honest opinion is held by many citizens that Iwilei as he was working. Another man matter, the streets are not cleared here 7 is necessary on account of the presence of a large jionoiuiu s nrst "community ciinslmas Tree is then opened the door and came out on for the fire department when it goes number of troops. Officers of the U. S. army, who the porch. Immediately on seeing this out on a call. People, in fact, get in conceived two main -- for reasons, to emphasis the have appeared before this grand jury, have not, by roan Rev. Mr. McVey said: "That is front of the engines, crowding the beautiful spirit of this occasion a spirit entirely-lackin- suggestion or implication, approved of its existence. the man." This man then acknowl- street more than usual. The traffic The Ideal was man in the raucous, rowdyish "celebrations'7 of For vice conditions here, each of us must a edged he the wanted. . should he cleared off If the city hopes share Rev. Mr. McVey then pointed to a keep free of accidents Christmas eve on the streets provide to when the here and to lortiou of responsibility. Community apathy has woman who was lying on the grass big fire trucks rush out on an emer- Gift for all lonely men and women a common gathering- - allowed them, as well as much honest difference of with a baby close by. I asked her gency job. if she was there the evening before. place with a lighted tree, emblematic of hospitable opinion on necessity such move-tdent- s. the for conditions. She said: "I do not belong here. I smoking, for it is filthy, even such We carry them in AValtham, Elgin and Swiss I am visitingiu Then questioned Rev. beautiful animals as the skunk, let ' .. . .dxj. PERSONALITIES Mr. McVey as to whether or not he Mone a pig, would not . indulge in could identify the wroman. He said this vile weed. kt., from $30.00 up. could, but that she was not Respectfully yours, 15 jewel, U nn JIRS. JOHN WATERHOUSE has that he $16.00 up. there, but that these women were JOHN HILLS. 15 jewel, 25 year guaranteed cases, from returned to Honolulu from the some of the bunch. ' Police Officer. I then said to Rev. Mr. McVey: P. S. The above is in answer to t. CO., LTD. 113 Hotel St. You ' cannot arrest anyone you statement purported to have been V1EIEA JEWELRY JOHN GUILD and Mrs. Guild have imagine was there on a charge like made by Rev. Mr. McVey as reported Considered Successful Buyers, returned to Honolulu from a visit on this, for you would have to prove it." in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser Christmas the coast. Then I said: "When you see the of this date, and I would be deeply woman, telephone to the police sta- grateful to you If you will ; publish JOHN LYON, tion and we will come and get her." the foregoing in your valuable paper. Read Paid Publicity a prominent New ' woman ; .':'-:- , York politician, arrived on the Lur-lin- e The old that pleaded guilty ;; J. H. to ee the islands. to the charge in the district court was seated next to theWoman who Eight students of Mills School have Co., Ltd. Frugality Is Aided i Henry Vaterhouse Trust JOHN A. BALCH of the Mutual was lying on the grass. He did not been selected as contestants in the by going over the Telephone Company returned in the say anything about her at this time, fifth annual declamation contest to be except state that always held in Wilcox hall at 7:30 o'clock 1 Lurline from a vacation in the states. to she was advertising 'c o u m il s around there. Saturday evening Vor the jWall & every evening to learn EBERT J. BOTTS, attorney, In his; house was tobacco and a Dougherty cup. The contestants are local explained what there is that you has gone to San Francisco for a flying pipe. His wife that her hus- K. Dol, Henry Iee, Park tai Sool, trip. He expects to return in the band smoked while resting. Now as August PuuikL Dang Tai Hee, Ahn r smoking, a preacher gospel Soon Nam. Louis Choo Ng. want. , next .Matsonia. to of the and Paul of the meek and lowly Nazarene The winner's name will be engraved Reading the Ads is MRS. H. STUART JOHNSON, wife should refrain: from habits such as on the cup. For Sale therefore one of the aids of the loan fund commission's en- gineer, has returned to Honolulu to prosperity and family from a visit to the mainland. Ill comfort that should be 16th A ve., Kaimuki, Eleven DICK HOLLINGWORTH of Phoe- developed into a habit. nix, Ariz., and M. Catuna of New York and 33750 sq. ft. city arrived in the Lurline. They are Kapahulu Dairy room house is Just as Important that you should know where at the Young hotel and have show It ; lo buy, as it is that you should know the latest rooms in the Hawaiian hotel. of land engagement, or whether peace will be declared. TWIGG SMITH, of whose paintings Sale a For current exhibition is given at the The Ad Reading Habit is one of the liit si.mis of University Club, addressed the stu- progress and is a of the dents of the College of Hawaii at their Over fifteen acres of land with dwellings, barns, etc. Price $3,500.00 Versonal: it characteristic Monday assembly on subject the. of the land ? inost successful families. ; modern art. Much of planted in Soudan grass and sorghum. Good Habits should be cultivated and there is no MARK J. LEWIS and Mrs. Lewis, An eleven inch and a six inch well. better habit than that of keeping yourself infomied. who was Miss Margaret McDermott, arrived in the Lurline on their honey-moo- u For further particulars apply r For Knowledge is power. And Truth in advertising to Honolulu, where the groom Hpnrv Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. is the first principle of good business. p is foreman of the American Can Com pany's local plant. The couple were J Sole Agents ' j .". Co., v 1 Guardian Ltd. ; married November in Trust Publicity Aids t he Family. ; Snn Jose. liid I wlu re Aiiis Mrlurmotl lived enwald 3CSS and Merchant i icity, Stane Ruilding Tel. Tort enthusiaLt ic crowd . was ai ti.e j pier here to welcome them. f filBKTPAl AF.1A :;tWflnfr - I VS1 I V-- IP W F B7- r r r r r v v wr v w - - 111 j II & V V. V V. t P V V V V V V V V V V v -- Ull IliU I lUi lllll Vllll if V W l l fc .6v5

The girls of Palania Settlement now Preparations are well under way for have ;i luroom all '."of their own, the turning of the long one-stor- y thanks to thr-I-r new director. Mis building in the rear of the Stangen-wal- d building into a studio. Another ing it was opened to their friends by such studio is to be in a buildins on Pauahi and a third over Castle & 1 .?. in use (or some time. Cooke. In these three studios three "The. rooms. are in what. was. former-- dioramas are to be iainted and as- 1v known ut flic Tilavifrnnnd tiAVi'ion. sembled. This is being done under It has been placed t the extreme end direction of the Pan-Pacifi- c Club and during w of the playground, u here the Palama the dioramas will be shown the ww-xxr&- , f -- . pins now naTe a limem.i . nouse anui :nni.e Carnival. Those to be prepared here a7 OA all ;f their own. The sides were wall-i-- d will be the Pali. Waimea beach and up to offer a protection from the Honolulu, and they are three of the wind and rain and the interior made "Seven Modern Wonders of the f.nug and eosy "with books, couches, World."' Each Is 31 by 10 feet: cooking Ktoe, piiino, victrola, etc, In a build in? to be erected at .Ml.ssJyiwe says the Palania girls Bishop square there will be housed ftartd in t!ie basement of the main these seven dioramas, many other r building, laU-- . went to the cottage paintings of Hawaii and a large col- lection of Hawaii art and curios. The WOT on to the gymmninmv and have been building is to be of permanent con- enera!Iy buf feted about the settle-incu- t struction. 20 feet in lensth by 40 in until finally they tortd no hefl'l-iunr- tf width and built in 5) feet sections rs. Tne latest is the lest, she which can readily he moved. loiter it " : '; thinks. ' : will 1.m. used to house a permanent Ha-a- ii The lj I'J ij'giris were In chargS 'museum for the Pan-Pacifi- c Club. laM. right, the Sunshine Club "will he, on hnnd to meet their friends Satur- day night end nest Wednesday "the :Kokua girlH will hold forth. ; ' ' PALAMA IS READY oil PIMOERS FOR CHRIST! HRISTMAS will mean everything to Him in the way of gifts that NOVFDR YOUR Christmas in Many Lands" is the title and idea of a little entertainment you would have it, buy his We which the Palama Sunday school if you presents atfERNY'S. children will give in the way of a are displaying in our new store a more varied and tasteful assortment (OR VP! AC rininirk Christmas celebration at 6:30 Friday ft I Hiveniug, December 22. of men's wearing apparel than before. We have exhausted A fW brtWUlLJ e idea of the affair will be "Heip- - ever ingXC Santa 'laus" and children buying in place before you t h i s Oft will every resource a great effort to The 8. R. Wilhelmina, next Tuesday, from foSnations demonstrate an how ohlN Krlngls acts In their this city has never will bring enormous stock of fresh In Christmas such a profusion of Holiday goods as and delicious Orange Blossom Choco- country. The arrangements will be fv lates and candies to the Honolulu charge of Miss Florence "Lowe, girl s seen. When you visit us you will be willing to -- concede that our : OfJ Ddug Company for- - their ' Christmas wo;k director. will be a Cmi-i- s tree cov- " trade. - - ". There effort was not in vain. with gifts and Ice cream '"4 Remember! Last Christmas Eve ered sweeV will also be served. -- OtJ there was not a single box of this enter- town, Following the Sunday School OR famous candy left for sale in which is for the members large will ar- tainment, and although this stock and friends, a community Christ- "' rive Tuesday, yet we do not believe their enough to supply the mas tree, weather permitting, will be there will be offered on the playground. Christ- increased demand this Christmas. We you place your mas carols will be sung and the Ha- frankly advise that waiian band is to play. .order In advance and have the same -- ,r.A tw vrt until Vltll V8nl' lL Dre?s.Suits Tuxedos and save yourself the disapointment HERE IN INTEREST OF ; later. Call or phone the Honolulu Drug Company. today. Fort street, near THE BAHAI MOVEMENT Oil King. Phone 2364. Adv. Smoking Oil Five times' in the last eight years Business Suits Jackets a certain well known traveler has O made a visit to Honolulu and here he On Purify the is again! So well have the impres- Loungin;iHjCobes Handkerchiefs sions 'of former stop-over-s impressed ofi Complexion him that this time he will be here for oil several months. Heretofore his visits oQ ) .Do not be were quite brief. . .. 4- Traveling Suitcases This man is Mason Remey Bgs Oil ills. D. C. who has traveled the V. ' ycomplexion oil "S world In the interests of the . great 'Brotherhood of Man" movement Cuff Links Sweater Coats C ceiled while foothold JJJ ' treating which has gained such a in && you are many countries in the last few, years. , V them. You can do It Is called the Bahai movement and 'lw instantly J this wim is known to many In Honolulu, where Sport Coats Underwear oil meetings are conducted so far only in Oil Gouraud's ,13 private residences.

. AVith Remey comes George Latimer Oil of Portland, Oregon, who has been Sweaters Toilet Sets Oil Oriental Cream here twice before. The couple are Tt will lso assist vou to overcome"those cosily encamped in the bungalow Oil ills' at the same time If they do not oiv which Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gould occu- Pajamas oil ginate internally. Kenders to me SKin a pied on the Coney estate while visit- Canes soft, pearly white appearance. ing here. oil S4 10c for trial u Remey said this morning tht he Oil rron nnpriMK SOM had noted considerable growth In Ho- Tie Pins OK' 17 Great Jontt Su New York Citr nolulu In the past few years and ex- Straws pressed a hope that the characteris- Oil tics or quaint Hawaii 'would not be Oil lost in the'rapid 'advance of mainland Soft Hats Ideas and customs. He said such pla- Cravats ces as the Laniakea was a step In the mm right direction. Trunks Gloves JAPANESE WILL OFFER Arrived GREAT LANTERN PARADE Socks s Just Auout 45 Japanese residents attend- Pottery, ed a meeting of the Japanese Carnival ( New committee last night at the Central Latest in Stationery, apanese Institute on Nuuanu street and decided to participate in the Car- Leather Goods, nival and give a lantern parade. Six new committeemen were elected to , ; Books. V arrange such parade. Y. Tasaka of the Japanese sake brewery, T. Onode-ra- . Thmm's, Ltd. secretar- - of the Japanese Cham- - Stats to Order J Hawaii Choho. K. Wad a, R. Shimizu EstabUshed 1870 and K. Hnga comprise the committee. We have just received a large shipment of fine individual Fort St. - Y. Takakuwa, present president of the English suitings. These cloths are of the very finest Stationers and Book- -' Japanese Chamber of Commerce, was effects are sellers ; cho?en' as "Japanese representative to materials obtainable, and their nobby color the Carnival committee. ; certain to satisfy you completely. ;

: ARMY ORDERS ; Our tailoring department is unusually well equipped The following transfers of enlisted to insure you a stylish fit in your chosen material one X.SWAJIX (men are ordered: Pvt. Gust Pappas, Company H. 1st Infantry, to Company that will please you. TAILOR iD. 2d Infantry, Fort Shatter., ; Union and Hotel Sts. IfoUtr's BUg: ! Pvt. Eugene Sullivan, Company D, i2d Infantry, to Company H, 1st In TO WHOM IT MAY COSCERS: fantry, Schofield Barracks. This is to rrrtify that the bearer,, S. Sv:ahn, has been in our em A butter substitute, made of coco- - years as cutter ployir the fast i'.o nut oil. egg yolks and a small amount j during nhicti time he proved himself of cream, has been invented in Bone-- j ' ' " ' ctpable. - - '.'.' i very mia. , i , 7f tan cheerfultj recommend him to anoyne desiring his services. i Thnrm Limited, are dlolavino (Signed) HART BROS. their new shipment of Berkeley Pot- - terv. -- Adv. 10 t &X?Tric Christinas fllkrSilt Sis!i0iruHf Merchant and Fort Sts. STOCKS and BONDS REAL ESTATE ' SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES rMEN Authorized to act as Executor, Trustee, Administrator ,Kv v tK f- - K4 ,vl t. ' or Guardian. Transacts a General Trust Business. & ? V f V V V-- & '? V V r r y v V V v T 7 7 V V V v or V v r v v. v iJj'ippicvvvywwiv STAK-BULLKTD- BIX nOXOLULU C, THURSDAY,- JECEMPfKI 14. 1010.

Honolulu Stock Excnange

Thursday, Dec. 14.

MERCAXTILfe-- r- j Bid. Asked tklli mm Alexander & Baldwin .'...... 300 Mm m m C. Brewer t Co.....;... TONIGHT SL'GAR CAPTAIN TOGO IS OF MORE XMAS MAIL Ewa Plantation Co...... 34 4 PROMOTIONS Haiku Sugar Company . . PAUAHI C HOTEL 5Tf. Hawaiian Agricultural . . E. N NEW BILL Hawaiian C. & S. Co. . . . . :.o T a ANOE.5 . 43 Hawaiian Sugar Co. .... if SHINYO MASTER MATSON LIE'S ON SHINYO MARU Honomu Sugar Co...... Honokaa Sugar Co...... ii u; INGERSOLL MUSICAL COMEDY CO. PRESENTS Hutchinson S. Plant Co. IK 1 Kahuku Plantation Co... v... 20" i" Hi! WJih several dozfn Japanpw ami More Christmas mail arrived this Kekaha Suar Vo ...... 230 Caucasian notables aboard, the T. K. CAPTAINS SURE morning on the T. K. K. liner Shinyo, Koida Sugar Co. K. turlilner Shinyo Maru arrived this which brought IS4 sacks for Hono- McBryde Sugar Co Ltd. 'u''nsi morning from San Francisco, docking lulu' and 217 for Manila, the latter des- Oahu Sugar (kj.i...... 2'& 2'JV At :30 at Tier 7. patch being put aboard the transport Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd.... is ir.i; Captain S. Togo greeted his many Dismissal of Captain Smith Sheridan quickly this morning, the Onomea Sugar Co...... Honolulu friends again when the liner Upsets Seniority; Maui's transport leaving at noon. Faauhau Sugar Co...... ; Shlnyo's was only mil He been port of accumulation mm docked: has captain The Pacific Sugar Mill...... the T. K. K. at San Francisco since Launching Dec. 23 two days', as she left San Francisco Paia Plantation Co...... i4 April commanding Shlnyo Friday, December 8. two days and is the last Pepeekeo Sugar Co...... V ' Decem- A Musical Masterpiece this voyage during Captain W. C T. Nine days from today, on after the Lurline had departed for Pioneer Mill Co. 3'i 40 i S. Filmer's vacation with his family ber 23, the nevv Matson liner Maul, Honolulu. Total mail landed here by San Carlos Mill. Co., Ltd. 17 18 with Whirlwind Com- in Southern California. which will duplicate tie Matsonia In the T. K. K. turbiner this morning Waialua Agr. Co...... o There Is a new surReon aboard to-!a- y, size, will be laui ched in San Francis- was 5)01 bags. Including the despatch Wailuku Sugar Co edy. Introducing the too. lie is Dr. F. Hass, who is co. She will oe finished ready to for transhipment. MISCELLANEOUS latest hits and taking the place ct Dr. E. L. YVemple leave m her. nviiden voyage to Hono-liih-i j The local postofflce worked all Lndau Developt. Co., Ltd. son? - ne voyage. "Doc" Wemple is .a the last week in March. Tuesday night wining the mail fc: 1st Issue assessable, dances- by a beauty vaPtlcn ashore one voyage, According to officers t.f the Matso- the Matsonia. Yesterday morning 65 Pd...... chorusf 10 Girls. laving applied for it several months nia before she steamed for San Fran- there was the-usua- last minute rasu. 2nd Issue aHaeswable, open-a- ngo. Dr. Hass will be remembered as cisco Wednesday morning, the- - Maui's and although the mails were to havt Pd Doors t ... .7:15 post-offic- e 65" : Pe- on of 8:30, the l aving been furgeon of the Chlyo commander is certahj to he Capt. closed lh dot Haiku V b P Co, Ptd.. Pictures Lt ...... 7:45 Siaru, on cne voyage cn the Manoa, ter Johnson or the Wi:he'mina, as held tuem open five minutes F, &. P. Co. Com. m vt Haiku Comedy 8:15 and formerly surgeon ot the I'. S. S. jreio'is!y announced. ansle longer. Kven at th:ti a number 1 iawaii C'cn. Ry. 7 p. c,, A Musical at ii t'w e hom Houurulans ca-r-- rush- I McArthur. to the situation C3?it.. Johnson, eleventh : Hawaii Con. Ry. p. m., B Prices: Reserved Seat3, pet ' "Jack Ur.urne Is just as polite and will undoubtedly take his other offi- ing up about :4., and expected to Hawaii Co:i. Uy. Com. .,. Wil-hehiiin- away Matsonia, and; 75 urbane a purtJer as ever. He reported cers and crew complete from the a teir presents on the j Hawaiian Electric Co. ... 30, 50 Cents. although had been advised tor a ) the Shlnyo's passenger list to include to man his new comhand. the Hawaiian Pineapple Co. i 54 544 General Admission, 20 u 8:30 was the closing eight stopovers for Hono-lf- of week before that Hon. B. & M. Co., l'JVi VJ ' first cabin Becin.se of the dismissal fI. away every Ud... - and T47 througn. Second cabin Troel K. Smith from the Matson line's time. The postoffice sent Hon. Gas Co., Ltd...... Cents. P&Ksengers number SI and steerage employ, due to the Lurline accident, parcel mailed before 8:30. The total Hon. R. T. & L. 143 Matsonia was 698 Co...... PHONE 3937 when Cap- consequent despatched by the Inter-Islan- d S. N. Co. . : . Hi. Total cumber aboard the seniority of promotion period, tain J. R. Macaulay, territorial pilot, on the new liner s completion, has bags, a record for a similar M utual Telephone Co. . . . for Reserved Seats. brought 7 - fourand a half days having elapsed & 1G0 her alongside Pier ,thla been retrranged.- on Oahu Railway lind Co since the previous mail left the Selama-Dinding- s moruing was 78., In all classes. It is now considered likely that morning Plan. . & Great Northern last Friday The Shinyo steams at o'clock this Capt. V.. M. Edwards of the Manoa will Pahang Rubber Co at 10 o'clock. ; - afternoon for Yokohama, taking the get the Wiihelmina; Capt. A. L. Soule Selma Dindings Planta- next mall for Japan China. A fine Ltd., and of the Lurline will be given the Ma- : tion. Pd...... voyage from San Francisco, consider- i - Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. 34 V noa in place of Capt. Smith, who was j PAS8EGERS ARRITEP j ing year, reported by t. BONDS the time of was to get her;-Cap- William M. Rind of the Shlnyo's officers. The. big tur-blne- r the Hyades will probably get the Lur- Wednesday Beach Walk Imp. ul. p. c. mern-ing- . Per Matson str, Lurline, was off port at 6:42 this line; and a new cartaincy will be A. Hamakua Ditch Co. . , . . . noon, from San Francisco: Jak 5 p. . 5J4 She left San Francisco at 3:56 Bow-dish- . Hawaii Con. Ry. c. A'2 created to fill the Hyades vacancy. Balch, A. C. Bowdish, Mrs. A. C. p. m. last Friday. Hawaiian Irr. Co. 6s. . '. s Capt. Charles Peterson will continue M. Catuna, Mrs. W.-S- Davidson. Haw Ter. A refund. 1905 Tonight 7:40 P. M to command the Matsonia and Capt. Drummond, Mrs. F. B. Dennie, John 4 Imps. J. W. Jory will remain skipper of the Henry Fredrick, Haw. Ter, Pub. John Drummond. Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp., DANIEL FROHMAN PRESENTS Hilonlaa. G. Geddes, Mrs. J. G. Geddes. John J. series 1912-1531- 3 ..... Capt William Matron, president of Guild, Mrs. John GuHd, Miss L. Hart, luhe1a6 h, Haw. Hollings-wort- Ter...... the Matson Navigation Company, Is Miss IL Heilmann, Dick 2ft. Johnson, Miss Honokaa Sugar Co. C p. c. coming to Honolulu on the Maul's Mrs. H. Stuart Hon. Gas Co., Ltd!, 5s... 104 maiden voyage, having said so last Emily Johnson. Yee Kol, T. W. Koltz, damaged M. Hon. R. T. & L. Co. 6 p. c. plates Star-Bulletin- 's Koltz, M. J. Lewis, Mrs. Bummer to the ship Mrs T. W. Kauai Ry. Co. . Mrs. George Lich, John 6s...... news reporter, who Interviewed him J. Lewis, Manoa Imp. Dist. 5Vij pc. Lyon3, Mrs. John Lyons, W. McLean, In Saj Jrancisco last June. n, McBryde Sugar Co., (5s. . IN "She's a better vessel now than she Miss Frances Molr, Miss B. Rosen-stei- Salinas, Miss Greyhen Mutual Tel. 5s...... 1C6 t was before she struck the coral off C. P. Oahu R, & L. Co., 5 p. c. Captain Schoenholz, William Silver , W alter Makapuu rolnt," remarked illtomSil-ver- . Oahu S. Co. 6? (redeem- Arthur L. Soule. the new commander shiIoTrIdfj) Silver, David Silver, Mrs. W Louise Silver, K. an able at 103 at maturity) 110 ... cf the Matson steamer Lurline, today, Miss Olaa Sugar Co. 6 p. 98 99 i$ E M. L. Vasconcells, Mrs M. L. e.... SMUGGLERS" discussing repairs steam- Winkle, made to the V ascon- - Pacific G. & Fert. Co. 6s 100 .... A laughable series' comic tragedies, Breakfast Food made of Hay, Pearls made of Tears. Vasconcella. : Master Arnold of er's hull In San Francisco at the J. Pacific Sugar Mill Co., 6s Waterhouse, "Up-to-the-Minut- Hunter's Point drydock. cells George Mrs. San Carlos Milling Co. . . 105 ..... 7th Chapter cf "THE GRIP OF EVIL" e" PATHE WEEKLY Coast advices say a of G6 with notables Weeks, W. Wilbur. total A. Yager Mr. and Lur-line- 's George W. Wilbur, -- Best Pictures, Best Music, Best People. Always at the Liberty plates were removed from the L. Smitr;, Between Boards: Sales: 225, 100, Of 57 were Mrs. J. F. Harklerode, F. 235, 70 McBryde, VAi 50, 135, 210, 20, hull. that number ' '. Here ;s Jack Bourne's "Who Who" Basil Lyons. 1& ; rerolled and put tack, and. nine en- Master Maru, to- 20 Olaa, 15 100 Olaa, 15; 25, 25, COMING SUNDAY of notables aboard the Shlnyo Maru T. K-- K. liner Shinyo tirely new plates put on to replace Per For Hono- 175, 10 Ewa, 34; 50, 5, 10 Oahu plates so badly damaged by the liner's today: day, from San Francisco: Sugar Co., 30; 10O Tanjong Olok, Mayeda. (stopovers)-- Dr. J. A. Dungan, grounding 18 Marqais and Marchioness lulu 29 Con. Ry. 3, $12,-40- 0 ou the reef October that K. Lowry, Miss L. 34; Hawaii 8; they were past repair. Miss Laura Willoughby, daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. Hawaii Con. 5s, 91; ?500 Hawaii BOSTON ad- W. Curtice, Miss ' : en- of Prof. W. W. Willoughby, legal Lowry. Mrs. J. Con. 5s, : The Lurline's second assistant E. Organ, Mrs. 03. gineer, franklin Macfie, contracted viser to the Chinese government; resi- Marian Curtice, Mrs. Session Salesj; 5 McBryde, 11 ; m m m . as- dence, Peking. W. Reihing , 100, 100, 400 Olaa, 50 Hon. B. k'im. :FAKM.y;.ruJ.. pneumonia at the drydock while 5 p. m. today on 15; sisting In work, which J. J. Vosburh, president Farmers Booked to leave at & M. Co., $2000 Hawaii Con. 5s, the repair was C. H. Brown. Miss 19; rushed day and night- - He died Sat-- and Merchants National Bank, Los the Shinyo: Mrs. 94; $500 Hawaii Con. 5s, 94; 30, 15 one of the Pro- - Greatest m vice-preside- nt K. In 3 : a a V I iL Angeles; J. S. Killian, M Brown, Miss A. Davis, Miss 34 ; 50, 25 B. & M. Co., uraay, z. . t, Ewa, Hon. uecemoer nis iunerai iue Halliday, E. O. Mof-fat- ft ai of the same bank. Elles, Miss H. E. - itt?: ductions of his career. officers and crew of the Lurline sent F. Pegram. i9. lovely piece, propeller made Mrs. J. J. Kerrigan, wife of Secre- Mrs. E. O. Moffatt a floral a Russell, Miss E. Salter, Miss B. of flowers, with one blade missing, de- tary Kerrigan of the American lega- H E. latest suiar quotation: 96 deg. test, H. G. Woodworth. ' noting the passing of the well liked tion, Petrograd. Smith, Mrs. 5.39 cents or $107.80 per ton. young engineer. He leaves relatives Mrs. Alexander McCracken, promin- cn KauaL ent San Francisco society woman, DANISH FREIGHTER IS widow of the late Admiral McCracken, Repairs to the Lurline were com- FOR BUNKERS pleted Sunday morning, December 3, U S X. , VISITOR Sugar 5.39cts when she was floated off the dock anu Maj. W. II. Shutan. Philippine Con-stabulir- v. Henry Co. 10. 20. 30 Cents. ' ''. case oil Waterhouse Trust Prices 1 egan loading cargo, t She left San , Taking 2,111,130 gallons of Dan- Francisco December 6 at 5:30 p. m. Capt. Y. Yamamoto. Japanese navy. to Hongkong from New York, the Box Seats, 50 Cents. Purser George F, Roberts reported Lieut. Col. S. Hayashi, : Japanese ish steamer Kina, Capt S. Nielsen, a nice list of passengers, including a army officer. called here this morning from the Members Honolulu Stock and Bond PHONE 5060 number of Honolulans. C. J. Lombar-do-. D. S. Hirsn, New York capitalist canal for bunker coal, 600 tons. She Exchange ." the Ltirline's popular chief stew- George Flood, prominent San Fran- docked at Pier 16 and: will leave late Fort and Merchant Streets ard, is on the job just as much as cisco shipping man. V this afternoon or tomorrow for the . Telephone 1208 ever. "Looie" Serrao Is chief officer, i fc mmmm mmi China nort as before. William McLennan is Falling asleep while standing up The Kina bears on her sides iainted "Danish" and SPECIAL CHILDREN'S frlATKE chief engineer. , The Lurline brought alongside Pier 14, a Hav.aiian steve- In large letters the word LIONEL R. A. HART only a hanaiul of matt, 2S bags. dore dropped overboard Tuesday and other signs Indicating she is a neu- fell with a splash into the water, ac- tral ve3seL The big freighter left Campbell Block Phone No. 3658 Program beginning at 1:30 p. m. until 15 and sailed ' FRIDAY 2:30 The Matson steamer Lurline Will cording to Harbor Officer Santos. The New York No7ember MINING AND OIL SECURITIES - 4 p. m. v. rope November 2o, reporting an leave for Kahulul some time Friday man was thrown a and hauled from Colon OFFERS INVESTORS 20 TO Evening (two shows) 6:30 and 8:30 Under the Auspices of the Woman's League for Good evening. himself out fullv awakened. uneventful voyage. 50 PER ANNUM SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY Films "Life xat Annapolis," Burton Holmes, "Uncle AND EVENING TAKING RUN : SHERIDAN : Sam ?t Work" : r "The Crater of Fire" (there-par- t Ur ohtrlMAN uimc inir SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE drama), Imp. COMEDY AND DRAIyIA FILMS TO GIVE CHRISTMAS "Ready for Reno" (comedy), Elko. "Uncle Sam at Work" (educational), At noon today the U. S. army trans- ; Children of all Ages, 10 Cents n, FOR SAILORS , port Sheridan, Capt William A. Carle-to- DINNER - Rex.' Give Good her voyage to Guam a Habit resumed Christmas will be a real one this Ing and painting. and Manila, leaving from Pier 6. taking the Sher- year for sailors of the different ships ... You can your good for Christmas L The Sheridan is according to Sup- The Standard Oil tanker Atlas. give children a habit a run one round trip, while in port at that time, i man's for erintendent Charles F. Mant of the which arrived at Kahulni Tuesday! ; by savings bank account, already transj-or- t laid up at San present, presenting a the latter is morning from San Francisco, entered riff ; annual overhauling, Seaman's Institute. money. size of the f Francisco for pert Wednesday 7 o'clock, coming opened and containing a sum of The painting. The superintendent said today that at cleaning and to a Christmas dinner to from the Maui port. She docked at original deposit need not be more than a dollar, yet it may The army keeps three of its four invitations continuously, so be followed by a Christmas tree with Pier 17. prove to be worth thousands to them, for it will help to r transports in service presents for every man, will be sent time, in m mm mtmmmmm that one is lai l up all the With on, a Russian living. overhauling. out this week by the institute. all his clothes A rtVloeie At J IW 0 CIOCK teach them the virtue of industry and frugal reserve or receiving p. sam- The dinner will be at 6:30 m. walked into the water where the ' Honolulu's Amusement Center " pan on weather twenty-fou- Saturday, December 23. There will be fleet anchors, the A savings account is a servant that works r CALIFORNIA fixings, of 10, one day this week. STEAMER turkey, cranberries and other . side Pier WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS AN EVENT OF PHOTO hours a day, 365 days a year, at making money for its; BRINGS HUGE AMOUNT Avith real plum pudding to finish up A policeman hauled him out before he will be was too wet to float. GRAPHIMPORTANCE owner. This is a principle your family may be interested with.. The Christmas tree issue ot the illuminated with tiny, colored electric According to the latest 5 Tuesday the in learning, and it may mean wealth and happiness to Guide to reach tnis lights and on it will hang presents At o'clock afternoon San mncisco for every man. The Harbor Lights British steamer St. 15ede, here for them in years to come. Open an account now, in the name port, in Wednesday's mail, the Ameri- has been sold Guild is in charge of the dinner. Ah bunker coal in the mcrnins, steamed you f can steamer California entertainment program and social for Vladivostok and Kobe. Her cargo VALESKA SURA cf the one wish to remember. by J. A. Hooper of San Francisco for to will follow the presentation of gifts of 7500 tons consists of shell, shrapnel a tremendous price. $1,5W.0', of cyanide gas, for parties. to the men. and cylinders all WAY, Eastern the eastern front THE RED ROSE OF THE GREAT WHITE o deposits As the California's net tonnago-j-s SUNBURST, IN We pay 4 interest on time 489C, she has thus brought over $306 NEW YORK'S DAZZLING r, new-steame- Acting of Customs Ilaymer a ton. The California is not a HARBOR NOTES Collector having been built in lS'J at Sharp has been apiointed by Washing- Sunderland, Eng. She is 455 feet long, ton special disbursing agent for the Bishop & Company hospital U. S. public health, 58 broad, 31.9 deep, 7574 net and 4v-- marine and "TheSouiofB roadwav will pay gross tons, 40 men in her crew, 2S 0 Some time this afternoon the Asso- service In the territory. He Savings horsepower. Her home port has been ciated Oil tanker Frank H. Buck salaries of employes in both services the gowns worn by Miss Department - Full of wonderful scenes and will leave for San and pay for provisions and supplies. . San Francisco. Francisco. Suratt in this production are gorgeous, changing her Inter-Islan- d steamer Kilaoea, Next mail from Sydney and Pago-Pag- o This, afternoon the yacht Hawaii The of color 8 p. . m. Tuesday, costume no less than 150 times, and a riot raiment is due to arrive Tuesday morn- and the yawl Molliloit were due to go which arrived at Inter-Islan- d, towed by the Claudine because the hue which will make you gasp in wonder. i ing in he Oceanic liner Ventura. cn the drydock for clean and Kilaaea's intermediate shaft cracked Monday night near Lahaina, brought 12th Chapter of "The Strange Case of Mary Page," from Hilo and way ports four cows, ALSO g four calves, an auto, SI packages of on Furniture and Piano uoD-o- liquor, 20 tons of scrap iron, seven Hawaii News Periodical No. 85. All the latest news q inm n Z packag3 of vegetables and-numer- ous LJ'an : before your eyes. HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAYING CO., LTD. sundrlaa. PRICES 10, 20, 30 CENTS PHONE -1 J. J. BELSER, Manager When Vcur Eyes Need Care 71 SERVICE FIRST STORAGE 65 TO SOUTH QUEEN ST. Try MuriD3 Eye Remedy 0 No one lias the wholo world, nor ha would foirver; dvivnl Soft in fin inuxir iliat rharni the whole world ever deceived any cue. Pliny The of sweetest emeJl in hy and lowlv.-M'orNurl- li. flower the Younger. :

HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, THt:RSI)AVI)K(MPKU 14, IflHi SEVEN

LOWE!) FIRST REPULSE OF RUUIS IS Boy Scouts of Maui Are Always Alert HOUSE OF COIMSS SPLIT CAKPAIGtl TO LIVE Itl HISTORY BETlVEEtl G. 0. P. AND DE10CHACY - - y ' - ' ' ... . of Congress. In all these contingen- - " Margin So Close Neither Side Man- - - - - " Graphic Description of Skilfully v - i ' ' cies the 'Republicans' seem Correspondent Gives ' ' still Entente Campaign and Shows How Lack of Initiative Can Afford to Lose a isave the best of the arsnier.t. aged And a tidy sum hans on this event- By Rumania Leaders Resulted in Great Disaster Member Now uality. More than "'0,0 in Ktcd, prime i dtronase Roes risht along with By AiMctettd Fru1 nared the gorge three miles above, By C. S. ALBERT tn organization of the house. If HERMANNSTADT. Transylvania. while the third body squeeztd Itself . (Serial ttr hullr('tri Corrr TKnilfnc) Sieaker Clsrk anil his official family One of the battle of the present war through between the Rumanians at WASHINGTON, IK C,. Pec. t finally Iwe, out iuite a respectable range. Three veeks hso tiie national eit'C-tion- s which future generations will study is Hermannstadt and the central I horde of hungry Republicans stand to were held. A long, dreary peri the one which led to the complete rout September 27 passed without the ' graD on tms nan million and better and disorganization of the! First Ru- frontal attack occurring. It was od of io'ibt anl disinay for both the f0r distribution among themselves. great parties followed. Slowly form fcsj-ne- manian army southeast of this city. learned, however, that the Rumanians , Even lhf3 d prospect affords oi cnaos. For several reasons the battle In ques- were taking their artillery through the ana sujgiance came tui-- SOme leamr of hope and encourage-Eventuall- y by On following day the the reelection of President ment them. tion .Is far the most interesting of defile. the 1 VV mm f to the European war. It caused the re- flanking bodies began to be pressed Wilson was gr!sing!y conceded by No Mor Aviatien Stunts treat of the Rumanian forces which by the Rumanians. Reinforcements Chaifnjan Will-o- x. Candidate 'Hughes i iQ- n uieaklev of Pennavlvanta a message congratu-- 1 had invaded Transylvania and called could not be brought into the moun- sent in tardy of consresman-elect- . who flew down to for a flank maneuver whose success tains at short notice, so that the pros- latlons. Washington the ether day In an aero-- was possible only with an enemy who pects seemed not the brightest. This brief biit welcome wire re-- j plane, will not do it again if he fol-- . September 23 a strong artillery f took too much for granted. Ou leased a flood of those rweived roin ( lows the wishes of his Republican Ententes Face Hard Problem fire in the north announced that the V A J lit v persons cf larjer faith or more re9- - brethren in the house. being made. The ; When Gen, Falkenhayn's forces frontal attack was mmm . ignatioi i. lucludcd in the batch given No Tormal warning has been issued ! reached the country north of Her-mannsta- dt alpine troops advanced to positions out at the White House was a neat, to Bleakley, but all the same the the general military situa- directly overlooking the road in the littla cablegram from Honolulu. It leaders hope he'll travel In some saf tion was not favorable for the Central defile. Already the road was filled A; the felicitations of Lincoln er fashion this. Ruman- S: J. after Powers troops. The invading Ruman- with the van of the retreating 'j j U McCandless, John H. Wilson and W.! The reason la that if Bleakley ian troops had occupied good positions ians, it was caught In the machine A. Bryan. It was the only com muni-- should drop out of that aeroplane and and had the advantage of numerical gun and rifle fire of the Germans at from territory public.! get might im- cation the made killed it turn control of superiority. Kronstadt and the cou- two points, one south, the other If others came undersea they were: the house over to the Democrats. In nty occu- mediately north of the village of Veres north of that city had been placed !n mothballs for future use. parlous days the life of a mem-- A VI- (these pied.- valley .Torony. The slaughter was terrific, III, V AND - Top" row, from left to Deputy Ccmmisiioner B. ' ber-ele- The entire of the Alt was MAUI BOY SCOUTS, TROOPS riht: mass election tets, estimated j of is precious ol of the house a Press correspondent William Kalehua, P.-tr- Leader George Lindsay, Tin Chee in the hands of the Romanians, and as the Associated Wist, Commissioner L. R. Mathews, Scouts Akl Leone, at more than $10,noo,000, were loos-- ? thing. Ordinarily, one member-elec- t Austro-Hungaria- n Is able to testify from a visit to the Yee Wong, Leader Henry Shim, David Sharpe, Sige Nishimura, Patrol the Germans and Wona. Ah Sang Chung, Ah Patrol un by , sending of Mr. much. narrow Mitaoa, George Samuel ened the doesn't count for troops depended for transportation spot. In a few minutes the Lerder Kiugi Hasegawa, Satolu Tanakr, Solomon Maielua Mitsuo Liwai. Patrol Leader Hughe3 telegram of (ongratulations. The only way Bleakley should aero- single-tracke- d men and VI), Young upon a few railroads of road was filled with dead Apo, Scoutmaster S. Haramoto (Troop V), Scoutmaster J. N. Souza (Troop Scoutmaster Herbert These created combined joy and sor- plane, say House Republican leaders, animals. Ah Keu Tom, Patrol Leader Ah Chan Jim, Ah Yuri Young, Eddie Tarn little strategic value. (Troop III). Second tow: John LoTal, row through the payment. is to take one or two Democratic membe- was From Dolcza the Rumanian retreat W illtem Cason, Noborii Kawamura, David Pzuhala, Isami Immamoto, William Gradually contact established Hong, Patrol Leader Nobu Kuwada, The ' senate sdmittedly remained rs-elect with him. Then, if there enemy by advancing was pressing those on the road, who Third row (sitting): Sunao A oki, Ah Cho Wong, Patrol Leader with the the Keliiheleua, Patrol Leader Eitaro Yashuhara. strongly Democratic. The Republi-- J is a fall, it won't affect the legislative forces' right wing. Vul- on their right had unscalable preci- Takahashi, Leader Leslie Vida, Ah Tin Kam, Takao Fugiwara, Mstsuo Manrikl, Ah Central The Manuel Pires, Masaichl Patrol cans gained seven members of that j future of a great nation, can was done, pices upon which perched the enemy, Mishima, Gitsuo Masuo, Sifieru Iwami, Sigeru Kawamura, Karuo Okimoto, Henry Pass taken. This the Cbong Jim, Albert Akiona, Ewao body, but in doing so lost five. Hence, Mr. Bleakley Is past CO presum-th-e precipice row: Goro Mishima, ' and Teutonic army passed slowly forward and on their left another Oana. Shlgoge Hirashima, Tsulu Kosaka, Po Tong Tom, Wai Ken Tom. Bottom Patrol majority Naka-mot- o. Democratic of a dozen is ably old enough to know better. He along the Transylranian Alps, driving and a deep river. Men, animals and Leader Seichi Takatsuka, Isami Yamada, Hisashi Hasegawa, Likitchi Takatsuka, Isami Fugikawa, Sigeru ' " ' only cut to 10. declares an airship is more comfort-- ""' ." " the Rumanians before them. The in- wagons plunged through the road's -- , ::' 'x' ". '.'''' surging torrent be- The house of representatives went able and much safer than an antomo- - of general guard rail into the . . . . -- tention the Rumanian staff ur yet re- - ' v n i r A M t i to push as far west as the Theiss river low, never to come to the surface In the air and has not unc. lie LtiuLiiiues in swing ruuuu, again. Their bodies were still resting "CAN YOU MY turned to soli 1 eartli. Both sides 6C0O feet In, the air, causing pleasure was wrecked. GUESS claim a majority of or two. In Rumanians Show Lack of Initiative on the rock ledges and sand banks j one to the Democrats and heart failure to NAME AND PATROL?" ; Republicans seem Republicans. Hsrmannstadt had not been occu- when the corresponded went over the these assertion: the the With Scouts be-rr-o- f - Talks controversy. gTip pied by the Rumanians, a failure due ground. Just to have the the The retention of a firm on the Conducted by Mabel Putnam Chilson The five Independents seem destined senate simply means that only tariff to lack of initiative. The city. could At Veres Torony there is a stone ' have been taken without much fight- bridge' across a mountain stream 'to come in. mighty handy a year from legislation as the Democrats approve ering-po- crganlz-ca- n two ing, but already the Rumanians had emptying into the Alt from the west Aloha, Mr. Guild ! We're glad in- t "on to their heads below. Just this time, when the work of be enacted durln? the next way He laughed to in.? the house is taken up. These men years, following March 4. The loss of been given several good examples of A German machine gun platoon reach- deed to have you back again. Here's, by of a joke. fit ' Falkenhyn straterv. The Ruman ed a height nearby and took the bridge your lei and plumaria kill, every time the scouts glanceu are being assiduously courted by both four senators possessing sugar pro-factio- maile for neck - I ians lay south of the city In a half 1 under fire. Soon the space between for your hat. ud, but disappeared wikiwiki, being Each contends that with clivities would not reduce the Demo-the- ir . . they will able toj cratic majority below breaking circle, refrained -- from offensive man- the ramparts was filled with dead afraid of stones. assistance be the euvers, and so gave Falkenhyn the and wounded men and animals. Death Well, boys, whaf do you th.'nk? The organize and control the lower branch point i very opportunity he needed to set his reaped Its fullest harvest here. Those on Assistant Scribe Horner of Troop king of Italy has two silver stars He fs reverent God. He is great drive in motion. Slowly the Im- who were not cut down by the hail of Do you what IVsays at their meeting last wee. towards his collar. know that :;: faithful In his religious perial droops were advanced towards bullets plunged over the bridge into happened one day re- there were eight absent, although 24 duties and signifies? It BOY SCOUTS AND respects the conviction of others in the hills north of -- the Alt, while the water, where wounded men and cently that a young cub of a certain were present. Montgomery, Clark, . l '?- -.' against forest In east animals formed a writhing mass. on Herbert Currie and Colin Lennox got '';: matters of custom and religion. the Ghost the ; wolf pack saw the Icing's picture Central cavalry was thrown to protect Army Becomes Fleeing Mob the movie screen and thought he rec- their applications for membership in . HOWA SCOUT STARTS the left flank. The. cry, came, "Sauve qui peut" ognized those two stars as the very the troop. ' This was the situation on Septem- Ah entire "army, or that part of it gets. These in the flrst; aid squad are THEIR PRINCIPLES Thia Is the Way the Boy Becomes same that a cub sometimes The :' ' which gorge, Neely, XhllHng-worth- . Pioneer . .... ber 23. had been driven into the youngster .whispered "He's got his Gray. Cassily,vand ' - - six years' history In The Rumanians had Ihe Red Tower" melted- of a- sudden into a panicky, two stars," and the llttle hands clap- Those who" ; have'; recently .In its this "a frontal afc fleeing mob. Again river claimed passed are, tenderfoot, country, the Boy Scout movement has Pass in thelf rear and the joy. tests Clark, character-developme- nt lucky ped with cubbish compass These are the V o established itself and produced tak might do not more than throw hundreds of victims, and those also and felling tree (second principles work upon It was necessary to enough to reach other side feli Holt, compass (second class), back of all the such results that it Is usually indorsed them this. the Can you see a green park along the class); Boy -- could be done under- - machine gun fire of the of the Scouts of America. by educators, lehgioua leaders of all close that pas. This the western coast of Ireland, way across and Forbes, for enlisting scout, for Boy Oath only by sending troops through j the Germans. ' : The Scout faiths and by municipal, state and the Pacific, and across the United first class. my I my west of the pass, a very The pressure forcing the Rumanians On honor will do best: federal officials. And though the de- mountains States and .then across the Atlantic 1. To do my duty to God and my difficult maneuver since the moun- into Red Tower Pass was exerted by county Fook Ching of Troop II sends in velopments that have won this recog- ocBan? a long, long way to -- any Ar- Falkenhayn Its a II .to " j country, and to obey the scout law; from splendid tains have no roads of sort the frontal attack which Mayo, over a full troop of such a pretty typewritten page that nition have co'fle the out of it but there - 2. To help other people at all performances Boy them- tillery and a supply train were engineered from the north. Had we give it in his own words: ' of Scouts recently held annual '. ; ' possible to Alt Val- Irish scouts their times; proof of efficiency the question. . been close the "We did not have many present at 1 selvestheir and sports. Somebody who saw them 'W 1 ( 7H ! 3. To keep myself physically Flank Movement Attempted ley east of Hermannstadt, the entire over our last meeting on Wednesday, but l character the program of scout ac- legs A attempt army would said, "Their white twinkled I 1 1 popu- Gen. Falkenhyn decided to First Rumanian have been ! ' : tivities is steadily growing in the grass in race after race." Then. nie. j I straight movement with some Gei As was, this route i 12 - larity, scarcely boy the flank annihilated. it although the rain was coming down, There were scouts and three offi- to that titre is a man alpine troops, of which Bavarian was in part open, though to close it cials present Most of the evening j The Scout Lav anywhere who does not wish he could con- they were still sporty enough to have 1. A Scout is Trustworthy. were but a small had been intended and had been the was spent Ahu-n- a be a . mountaineers a football match. in taking tests. Kula 3 acout tingent, many of the alplne" soldiers cause of the delay of the frontal at- passed his tenderfoot test and took A scout's honor, is to be trusted. If In developing thia program, commit- Mecklen-burg- , But very gamiest thing about In reality natives of tack. .... the the Sam Apana ten- he were to violate his honor by telling tees of men an ezpert In being this troop is that it has both Protest- oath. takes his J noted each re- by cheating by doing d; men who in all their lives had With every stick abandoned, the derfoot test next week. - Three; first- - a lie or or not his own particular line have cooper-ate- mountain. of the army dispersed ants and ROmcn Catholics In Its ranks. exactly a given task when trusted on never climbed a mainder First bit-- U ,frtn? thIs are Jak; and the result of their work set out The men in the foothills of the Fogaras moun-- ' For awhile there was some fit his honor, he may be directed to hand Three battalions feeling, as over there a fellow has th.!,r,.8wImnin ent badge test BOY SCOUTS is that the fascinations of scouting carried food for four days and their tains and later reached Kronstadt ter this week. WILL v over his scout badge have been multiplied while the require-- Ru- to swallow an awful lump in his regular issue of ammunition. Reserve At Boicza the remnants of the "The last half hour of our meeting A Scout is Loyal. mpnts wptp hstn? Rtlffpnpd It hai or- the next hoy in line believes STUDY WIRELESS , supplies were carried on a hastily manian train were seen by the Asso- throat if was spent in boxing practise some He is loyal to all to whom loyalty demonstrated that the bor.-- whereyer foot- just opposite own religion. It's and ganized pack train. 'Through the ciated Press correspondent The im- his fine bouts place. - NEXT is due: his scout leader, bis homej ne may Is deeply hard, certainly is; but after all, isn't took TELEGRAPHY be located, more hills of the mountains a road could perials had taken away whatever had it "The troop agreed to accept Troop and parents and country. J interested In life, in and the same spirit Inside of us all, telling the facts of work be used, then paths were followed value. Over a square mile of meadow V'8 challenge to play indoor By Press S. A Scout is Helpful. j In doing good turns, was Rumanian wreckage us the difference between right and baseball. Assocltd and than he finally the crests near the land and fields the of the Troop II does not boast of either, what CHEYENNE. Wyo Bey Scouts of He must be prepared at any time formerly unnosed to h lnterptd in through dense Imperial artillery wrong? ; border had to be gained train spread. had they are going to do or what they this city are to learn telesraphy, if save life, help Injured persons and ghirklu- - and doing mischief or corn-- forests and across boulder fields. wrought havoc with the column. The have done, but they feel sure they c UVU1 5 e muai uo ve- word given editor can present are carried out. It is mitting crime. rwM fpntnrft of the maneuver fragments of thousands of army True to her the give Troop V an interesting game. 'joou turn to someDoay ne wno with , quite lately, Madame Pele did not intended that two wireless outfits ', l boy wishes to become a vas that the contact established hicles, farm wagons and carts told an "FOOK CHING, Scribe." y. scout must by qualifying a guards dldnot surprise Falkenhayn send up any hot mud through Dia- shall be purchased, one to be installed i ? becln as the Rumanian border awful tale of the nn Ronnfif on. an pminenre near. ' and 4. A Scout is Friendly. tenderfoot. of the First on Rumanians. Out mond Head last week. If she had, it : in the commander had worked the See what the Ko-hal- a, por-- He is a friend to all and a brother result some precan-- pau with Troop B, little Midget of to be stationary; the other to be i The tenderfoot tets are simple: Rumanian army taking ' of the wreckage loomed high the would have been Hawaii, has to say: to every other scout boy protection of wagon of commander of who hung their clothes on a hickory t9hi.'nfi'M.ti tniron with the sohnta The must know the scout law, tionary measure for the kitchen the "Soichi Nakamura, patrol leader of - A. Scout .,s Courteous. sign, significance 13th Division. On the limb and did go near the water, both on their regular hikes. salute and of the his flank. The German uauer,u the Rumanian Troop IV Makapala Boy Scouts, IIe 18 t0 especially to badge; his- with the Rumanian ground lay tons of Rumanian general Saturday and Sunday. A few of them The officers cf the company expect' Ppte know the composition and dally skirmishes writes that he has Interested the boys to teach the boys how to use wouJa. children, ord people and the tory of the national flag and the cus- troops, but never met serious staff maps, showing Hungary as far got quite wet, but otherwise no harm at Lahalnaluna and Boy the' weak, helplvEs. border a Scout troop f'-- r and He must not take tomary - ,;.:, set3 and the plon is messages to forms of respect due to it. and opposition. ' .' as Budapest and Silesia. Bundles of was done. .''. of 32 four full patrols or- pay for being helpful reach the proclaim has been be exchanged between stationary and or courteous. must be able io tie four out of the flanking force was to Rumanian flags. Intended to , The ganized. They want Boy Scout ma- . A Ccout Is Kind. sheet-ben- d, on September 2G, cm Rumanian sovereignty in the Invaded According to Scribe Mortensen of portable stations on all "hikes." It following knot: Square or reef, Pass Soichi ' e, Red Tower terial. and Kaku Oshlmo - s to bow-lin- are hoped. to .' exchange messages be- - He a frieai animals. He will fisherman's, sheep- was to be districts were also in evidence, as Troop V, Scoutmaster Barry says that ; is day a frontal attack hiking along the right - which Hermann-Ftad- t. trail." 'a aAn !i . ri7i n r. art cIq Hon a n il anma shank, halter, clove the direction of was the stationery which Bucharest the bicycle rollers will be ready on And boys! splendid re; hitch, timber from Read this half-hitche- s. made semi-permane- needlesaly will protect nt Ch'eyenne i but strive to hitch cr two Despite great hardships and had prepared in advance for the civil Friday of this week; so. any boys wil- port from Maui: location in village of Dus of annexed terri- compete against troop in frequently. . ; It do?s not iequire a great amount abandonment at the administration the ling to this . "Eoy not on Maui, 3t c the sue- - Scouts are new T TV' of effort to learn all things, train,-th- e Germans tory. No dream was ever more rudely racing are requested to notify Mr. these pack ' but Maui people today have a far beb lie obeys hi3 parents, scoutmaster,; ' , the of being ?eeded the heights above shattered. Barry. The usual weekly m eeting of ter conception of Boy Scout PROBE BOY SCOUTS real test the tenderfoot the what the patrol kader tnd al! other duly con- in keeping the scout law. re- the Alt defile on the morning of With the Red Tower Pass taken, the troop will be held on Friday even- really stands for than they had 10 FOR LABOR COMBAT The descended into the imperial troops advanced east ing, to ap- stituted authorities. quirements for the second class scout 26th. Some engineers and all scouts are asked days ago. This on account of the part 8. A Scout is Cheerful. ;" ; ..'; is a more fur- up road at two through the Alt Valley and set out to pear.;.; J-- , little difficult,, and still the gorge and blew the the boys played at' the Maul County BOSTON, Mass. A committee to He smiie3 uhenover hp ran. Ilia ' revetments made this clear the Ghost forest of the Second ' ther te3ts must be passed by the first points where Fair. investigate the Boy Scouts of America obedienrp fn i nromnt and then the Rumanians Rumanian army, which was thrown Is be regretted such a val- rrder class scout, but there are no require- feasible. Even It to that "In truth, the fair would not have movement has been appointed by the cheery.' - absolutely secure. upon Kronstadt Fogarus was taken. Hobdy He never shirks nor grum- ments which will discourage the boy seem to have felt uable mm as Dr. should feel been what it was without the diligent Centrai Labor Vnlon. The action was bles hards'jii s. In their rear an enemy The Rumanians were forced beyond obliged to resign as health examiner III at "who has it In Mm." The fact that work of the members of Troop the result of published reports that j 9. a Scout 13 Thrifty. line of RIul or better, reinforce- (La-haina- ). Mas destroying their one direct Vatului. the I for the boys; but rumors are afloat (Wailuku) and Troops V and VI Charles C. Jackson, president of the to ments brought pass from h He does not wantonly destroy prop TROOP VI MEETS communication does not seem have into the the carrying the names of certain favor- Director Cameron admitted Boston Council of Boy Scouts, had ad- - ! by Ger- erty He work3 falthfuljyf wa3te9 notn troubled them much. Probably the south were halted there the ites for the office. this when he declared that without Vccated training boys to labor road through the Alt mans. Today the Rumanians hold in ing anJ make3 the best use of hit Meeting was called to order at 7:15, thought that the the aid . of the scouts it would have politically. ' opjiort Jnities. He saves money Valley and to Kronstadt was open may the Red Tower Pass a line of posi- Scribe Cooper of Troop 20 sends in absolutely impossible to fed , t his at Japanese Y. M. C. A. First thing having been have .r. jacKson assurea ine central so that he may pay his own way, be be responsible for this. tions the Pleasa mountain as word that many boys were absent the 2000 school children on short no- bor Union that he was misquoted. we did was to elect some officers and Its main point of ; generous to those in need, and help- following Sho-- Oriflinal Prosjram Postponed . support from the last meeting on account of tice as was done on the second day James E. West of New York, chief these are the officers: ful to worthy objects. He may work j The original program had called for the rain. Nevertheless a vocal club of On this. occasion the boys Coun- taro l yeda Tor senior patrol leader, morning the fair. scout executive of the National for pay but must not receive tips for a general attack at 7 In the HONOLULU CHINESE IS was formed, also a musical quartet (it were called upon without previous cil, joined in denials that the Boy Toshiyuki Kunlnobu for scout scribe, 2Cth. The flank troops were is not w or up courtesies or fiood turns. Shlgetaro Saruhashi for treasurer, Joe on the stated hether instrumental notice to line and serve the small Scouts' movement was opposed to or- ; telephonic connection with head- GRADUATED AS AVIATOR otherwise). evening was ages, they 10. A Scout if Brave. Kastunuma for color bearer and Ma- in Part of the army of children of all and ganized labor. courage quarters, and so learned that the at- spent in yelling the yells and singing did it as though the stunt was an He has the to face danger saichl Hirano for standard bearer. in of fear to up tack from Heraannstadt had been According to advices received here songs to the absent ones. Twenty-thre- e everyday job. peatedly offered the boys pay for srite and has stand Today make3 cur first anniversary - jostponed. The situation of the al-pin- e from the mainland. Sun Yet Young, a names were forwarded to na- "Primarily the work for which the small services, but so far as is known for the right against the coaxing3 of and at fir?t we started with eight boys troops was far from reassuring. A Chinese boy of this city, was one of tional headquarters for registration, boys were engaged was to guard the not one boy forgot his obligation. friends or the jeers or threats of ene- but now we have 28 boys in the troop. movement on their own flank might seven students recently graduated and examinations were' held for ten- exhibits, their schedule calling for "A disastrous fire was perhaps mies, and defeat does not dawn him. Signaling and first aid tests were tak- be undertaken by the Rumanians at from the Curttss Flying school at derfoot, second class and first class two hours': duty per day from each averted through the vigilance of the 11. A Scout is Clean. : en. The meeting was closed with any hour, The 26th passed. The Newport News. The Honolulan cele- scouts. scout. But they were constantly be- scouts, who discovered end extin- He keeps cleau in body and thought, drills. A Christmas program Is being flanking body had been divided into brated his graduation by giving a Chi- No drill was held because there was ing called upon for other things. Nor guished a blaze in one of the booths stands fcr clem speech, clean sport, arranged. three columns, as the pass was ap- nese dinner to his friends. He was a great deal of moisture, and on look- did they receive any compensation for caused by an overheated gas engine, clean habits and travels with a clean proached. The one advancing close also recently granted a pilot's license ing up into the sky the boys recogniz- their services, - such being against the about 10 o'clock one evening. crowd.' .''' Dr. E. IL Thomas; an Inventor of to the Rumanian border reached the from the camp at Buffalo, New York. ed a certain old scout named Pluviui scout rules. It is stated that an at- "During the entire three days of 12. A Scout Is Reverent. Jersey City, Is dead. pass close to RIul Vatului. the Ruman- It is reported that he will return to (or something like that), who was tempt was made to break down this the fair the boys of the two Lanaina ; A w-a- - "WHEN STUDENT AT ANN ARBOR ian border point The central column Hawaii. having a grand time emptying a rule by a number of persons who re- troops camped in tents on the ; grounds, and, true to the scout code I was taught the sacredness of the regular schcol and laughed at high to "never l?ave a trail." broke potencies. Eclecticism, Osteopathy and new-bor- n Chiropractic; today many , clcs-- e doctors are investigating Chiropractic and their findings have materially; f camp at the of the time and ' 1 absolutely lessened their prejudice." A. Wherr, M. D. ;' 1 left their campsite clean. 1 "This is the first time that the West W. C. WEI RICK, D. C. F. C. MIGHTON, D. C. : 8 i Maui scouts have had an opportunity Graduate, Palmer School of Chiro-- Former Director of Clinic ; to serve in a public capacity and they practic (Farent School). Portland College of Chiropractfc ' ! " wwsmmmmM; acquitted themselves most creditably." 424 Beretanla Street 204-20- 3 Boston Bids., Over May'a - i EIGHT HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, THURSDAY, DECEMBEE 14, 191C.

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Refiners, however, owing to Valeska Suratt is now appearing at continued inactivity in refined sugars the Hawaii theater, where Fox fea were unwilling to add to their stocks tures are featured, in 'The Soul of of raws and were withdrawn from Rroadway," a drama that calls for a the market. A further easier ten- "rag" and a bone and a hank of hair." dency therefore ensued and holders Miss Suratt fills the bill to perfection. of sugars ! n Ve ry n ea rby pos it i on s . i n The offering deals largely with stage order to attract buyers, began to again life in New York and with the activi- gradually reduce their asking prices, ties of a staee "wanton." it is play ' until Cubas in port and for prompt with a punch - shipment appeared at 4&c basis 96 "The Strange Case of Mary Page" degrees c. & f. (5.64c and full duty has reached Hhe 17th chapter with 1 -- 27 paying sugars afloat and about due -- na .vlayo gaining in popularity each ui;. were offered at this equivalent, week. Hearst News l etter completes tc - basis 96 degrees e. 1. f. When these the hill. ;';:. f- - levels were reached a refiner accepted .' one small parcel of 13,000 bags Cubas in port at 4c basis 96 degrees c.- - & f' which marked the first sale of Cu- llERSOtLCO. Bulk Candies for filling Favors, ban sugars since November 14,! when Stockings, Bags, Etc. " basis 96 degrees c. & f. was paid s 7c The eason'. .v 10,000 bags ijaintiest for Cubas for immediate clearance. Refiners also accepted GAINS PRESTIGE Toys, Favors, v Tree Ornaments, about 3000 tons of full duty paying Etc, for filling with Candy sugars in very nea-b- y positions at 4c basis 96 degrees c. L f., but re- Ebotwear fused to continue as buyers this ' Comedy Com- lemmine at at The Ingersoll Musical ! basis for full duty paying sugars or at pany will "come back" at the liijou basis 96 degrees c. & f. for Cuban, this evening with another musical For Afternoo n arid Even i n Wear andic consequently there still remained comedy masterpiece, "Polly of the moderate quantities of jth Cubas Follies," This company of talented and full duty paying sugars unsuccess- players just about struck its stride fully offering at these prices. Holders in "Raby .Mine"- - and the promise is of one cargo of Cubes that arrived in now held forth for a continuation of port unsold during the. week orderwi high-clas- s ONOLULU'S social season once more has into own. M usi-- Hotel near Fort offerings. This class of ITJ come its ill same into store rather than press performance spoils success for the these sugars for sale, and when it be- company and for the theater. The --iL. cals, afternoon teas, receptions, dinner parties, are again came evident that the market was re- last three days have seen a notice dancesall sisting further declines an operator able increase in the attendance at the 1 accepted what appeared to be the only Bijou nd reports from the box: office in order and gaiety and gladness hold sway. remaining parcel of Cubas offering at are to the effect that the advance 4c basis 96 : degrees c. & f,'; This sale for the balance of the week pres buying had the effect of checking any ages even better business.. further Immediate decline and ?av But social events mean pretty frocks, graceful hats and dainty, becom- the market, an improved tone, as sell . "ir'oHy or tne monies' is a snappy Diamonds whirlwind of music laughter ers are showing 'Jess disposition . to and that hi ing footwear. And the highest expression in the design, workmanship V Watches force sales, and a rather better de: has been pronounced one of the and successes of the musical comedy stage - ' mand for refined appears to be close : - Jewelry at .band. .' ; : or tne country, it is lined with up- materials of shoes and slippers will be found at Mclnefny's. Every latest to-dat- Sold on Easy Pay--; e' humor and there are innumer Although local refiners have shown able openings for the introduction of menu .. no interest this week in offerings of the song parts are fashion hint is embodied m the magnificent styles we are now displaying. new crop: Cubas, sf,ill some latest hits. The American additional handled with a jump do . Small business has been put through that would Co-,- credit to many traveling companies. Jewelry 1 during the week with operators at V-i- 1148 Fort Street .' 3.50c basis $6 degrees t. . b. Cuba for March loading, and at 4C basis. Slippers for afternoon and evening wear in exceptionally 96 degrees c. & f. for January ship- ment to New York. It is understood lovely two-ton- e effects. . Also in bronze, gold, silver, TKENNETHALEXANDER that further business Is possible at these levels, hut Cuban holders, genr grev all .shades of satinetc, etc. i? .V hignor erally entertain somewhat yJ-lS:'- ideas, and apparently no considerable RHlMflDY $5 up to $10 quantity could be bought under '3.80c ".v"":. if f. o. b. Cuba for January, February or March loading or under basis 4c Donald Brian, a popular comedian of mi Portraits 96 degrees & . January, Feb-ruar-)' 1 f for stage, proving one of big or Marchc shipments. the is the Sittings by Appointments 46S2 stars of the silent drama and is fea 424 8retnl St. The refineQ market continues dull tured in "The Smugglers," a Famous and uninteresting. All interests con- Players offering that, comes to the Mcli tinue prices for granulated at 7.50c Liberty theater this evening; Brian less 2 per cent, but such domestic or- will be remembered as the star in ' ders that come to hand are mostly "The Voice in the Fog,'; a tense drama Phone 1529 Fort, near King Street Learn the latest New York dances cared for by second hand sellers at .from Madame Lester Honolulu's lead- shown at the Liberty a. number of 7.25c less 2 per cent, regular refiners' months ago. In that offering he be- ing . teachernamely, the "Maurice terms. Distributors and manufactur- Liber- Glide" Walt Two-Tw- o. One Steps and came immediately popular with : ers are generally very low in stocks, Fox Trots. Office hours D to C, I. O. buying, except ty patrons although he was a trifle ' but are holding off for out of this line. In "The Smugglers" O. F," hall. absolute daily requirements, in antici- Phones 1162 or 3675. t refingJ he should be right at home" as it is a pation of the readjustment o cjever comedy, or, as the program has prices to conform to the lower mar- it, a "laughable series of comic trage-dies.- " ket for raws. Export Inquiry con- expressions but seemed to neartny tinues light, but there are slight evi- agree witn their spoKesman. non-intervie- The hero of the story, or he might Captured Officers are i ; ...,-- dences at the close of the week of f :' .;. some revival of export demand for re- be considered the villain, according to able as a rule. The codf , as well as fined at prices in line with present the viewpoint, is a man of immense tact, forbids that they be questioned, fel- low levels cf raws. : r wealth, said wealth having been ac but one of them, a tall, handsome Ghristitlas Fruits and Smblied cumulated through , the manufacture low of about 25, gave It as his opinion ieats-- hay. wife was . The working force of the British of breakfast foods from His that the war "une sale affaire" navy, afloat and ashore, includes has social . ambitions and to further a dirty business. more than 1,000,000 men. . them feels compelled to dress well We have just received big, new stocks of apples, oranges, hams and bacon from the coast. arid wear expensive jewelry. She is ! Order at once for your holiday menus: - . l , , - the possessor of a valuable string of IAD pearls end friend, husband carelessly COLD? TAKE loses them, whereat the comedy starts. SMOKE-CURE- APPLES ARMOUR'S D HAMS Afraid to his wife know of the let ' loss, hay-breakfa- st food manufac . . . . the Pippins, por box . , .$1:50 Picnic Ifam?!, per lb. . ...18c re FOR ii turer tried to "cover" with the Oi-ciro- 1 V t zonl km'. per box suit that he I.s discovered and the WAITS' Sii ?. ...2.50 Colonial Hams, cr lb. ...2Gc irmm audience, given: a large number of big "mas 4 laughs. .:V- ORANGES Hlar Hams, per ll...... 4 .28c mi m B QVELS TONIGHT Washington X;iv4 ' ARMOUR 'S BACON HAL Jioxes 'of i SO ...$3.25 IJoxes of KM) 3.50 Colonial, )or lb . . . V . . ...28c They're Fine! Liven Your Liver ...... '( Japanese silk goods, objects of art, and new curios. JJoxos of 12; 3.75 Sliicbl Bacon, cr lb. ...30c and Bowels and Clear ...... -- stock and lowest prices. Largest Your Head

v No Headache, Sour Stomach, J lifi fBy Associated Press .'.. ''. Ca Ltd. - j ee M Bad Cold or Constipation dmia ii TOERZBURG, Transylvania Pris- r 1 jf oners of war being not unwilling to By Morning Phone .4121 Queen and Alakea Streets Kuuanu, above Hotel Phone 1522 please their captors, their statements a large pinch of 10-cin- must be taken with Get a t box. fcilt. Though there be no officer of Colds whether in the head or any the enemy present, the prisoner of part of the body are quickly over- war cannot be sure that his state- come by urging the liver to action ments do not become known to the and keeping the bowels free of poison. Ulli;iliilllllllllllllllillililllllllllllllll!ll!llillini"lllllllllllllllli!lllil!llll"lllllllllllli powers into whose hands the fortune Take Cascarets tonight and you will of wa r has placed him. wake up with a clear head and your ft The Associated Press correspond- cold will be gone. Cascarets work St -- J ..-. - ...-- . , : ... 1 . ent was able to interview here two while you sleep; they cleanse and score Rumanian officers and men who regulate the stomach, remove the sour, BIG CHRISTMAS SAEE had fallen into captivity near Rucar, undigested food and foul gases ; take Christmas Shoppers will find here many beautiful things that friends will appre- ft Pacific Transfer Co., Ltt some 20 miles south of here. Xo Cen- the excess bile from the liver and lion was within earshot. apanese tral Power officer carry off the constipated waste mat- i ciate. We have on sale gorgeous Kimono goods, the latest in Silk Slippers, J One of the first men questioned sr. c ter and poison from the oowel3. Tea Cloths in all sizes, Silk and Cotton Handbags. ; y-- ; was a Rumanian Jew, a man of some a 'I '.a. way xoj 174 King Street, next to Yonng Bldg. ; education and standing. He had serv- neracmoer me quicKeBi gei j or co:as one- or two v. ed as a private. ITnblushingly he riu is. cascarets i AND FURNITURE, said that he had looked for a chance at nigni to cieanse me system, uet Just Arrived Beautiful Black Teakwood Tables SHIPPING OF 10-ce- STORING PACKIIiG to surrender. Questioned why, the a nt box at any drug store. Don't forget the They and Chairs. HAULERS AND GENERAL EXPRESS man almost flew into a rage. He children. relish this ETC.;' FREIGHT could not see why a Jew should fight Candy Cathartic and it is often all lit 'J for a government which in times of that is needed to drive a cold from J -- BUSINESS U. S. MAIL CARRIERS peace gave him no vote and no part their little systems. Adv. . in the affairs of his country. He hop 5 ed that the Central troops would get Recent investigations of ' Korea's Slhioiteini - - - to Bucharest in a few days and hang iron mines have led to the prediction - PhonGGi , IOt them all; especially Bratianu and that thej- can' be made to supply all 5 Take Jont scu, who had so needlessly domestic demands, and, in addition "Open Evenings Till Xmas" Hotel, near Nuuann involved the country in war. Six oth- supplv Japan with l.OOO.oOO ton ot tinHnnnnnininniira er Jews were a little timid in their metal annually. a HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- THURSDAY, DKCKMIiKIJ 141016 NINE

!T0 INVESTIGATE u. s. population TRAMWAY WmOWISLEFT ML I'.V'y ':?yyi:,:-Abou- 8 .'.How' JO BE READY SOONi LON BON ESTATE i That Z7 By AuocUted Prewl Present? WASHINGTON. I). ilaticn "' ) Let' (Akri.tl rr ly Federal Wir.I-- estimates of each of the United States 1 ho five and a li.i'.f mile tra'niWay I ; Mainland ) hi . r r reived In the 'ast Us Kelp' You WASHINGTON, I' C Dec. .11. A for January 1.1917, as determined by vihich the Minr. l Pro-iutt- s Company mail ay that ill of the iate Jack When the refreshment lec ial .committee lias been appointed the Bureau of the Census which based Las been bavins . built to bring ort Ixrndou was f.SI ;n Srn Francis by the senate lands committee to in- from their manganese mines to the IeemVer 1. aa Vat Mrs. Charniiau question bothers you, ring its calculations upon'..the increase as It Follow iii are a few i:trj;rttiH: ; vestigate and if possible straighten shown by the federal censuses of 15w0 main line of the Patterson & Western, I.t ndoa, widow, is ieit the bulk of the up our Ice Cream Depart- the tangle over the California oil and 1310, hav just been announced will ile completed shortly unless bad estate, in refevrin? to her in the will lands. Senator Phelan of California is as follows: weather intervenes. Barney & Soti-ra- s. London says that he is the only per- ment for suggestions. the contra'c tors, have finished all a member cf the special committee. Continental United States. .102.S26.C0& son in the world who is entitled Tool Cabinets or Chests The officials of the navy department Alabama 2,348.273 the grading, and the product 5 compa- a;:y claim on h:s fortune, because of ny w ill begin tt lay A Hie IWfct t Knives ;:x are: bitterly opposed to the amend- 1 siion the steei. the comfort, joy, happiness, love and for father or soil a hire iety Arizona 2o9.'C .'camp now being ment to the till recently proposed, Arkansas 1.753,033 new i? established assistance that ?he hud afforded him. from which you may w M u Sprinsrs. known Sta- elvt. 1542-467- 6 hich Senator Phelan has introduced. .' '2,9X3.843 at J as Jones laond-n- 's will is remarkable in that Phones California which Colorado 975,1 $0 tion, is the end cf the main by it he seeks to take fiom his first - line. mile was laid Connecticut 1.234.52 The last of steel wife, Mrs, Dessie ll. London, who lives on the main iineome time ago. daugh- Delaware ...... 214,270 at Oa"t and, control cf their two IN WAR ARENA For some weeks the Patterson & Manicure and Sewing Sets District of Columbia 1 ters. Joan and Hess, students at the Western has been working a ballast- Lon- HONOLULU ...... 904.5393.3 OaklanJ high school. In the will Florida ing gang, all the through for --Motl.er or Daughter. Georgia . 2.875.953 and tracks don "rocommenls thit my daughters the yards have now been put in first and DAIRYMEN'S FRENCH PREMIER WARNS Idaho ...... 436.8S1 be rersonally boused, cared fcr class shape. The line towards the managed by my beloved wife, Char-mia- n PEOPLE OF GERMAN PROPOSAL Illinois ...... 6,193,6,26 " Hills has also been ballasted for about PARIS, France, Dec. 14. Premier Indiana . ' ...... 2.826.154 K. Ixndo.i. of whose .fitness and ASSOCIATION a mile. The gravel is taken from I am IXL Regular Priand, new head of the 'French re- Iowa ...... 2.224,771 whose sadness for this duty am Game and Carvers Del Puerto creek, where a spur track ply contident.'' organized ministry, in an address be- Kansas ...... 1.840,707 has been built and a loading shute fore the chamber of deputies yester- Kentucky , 2.356.S66 constructed.: He bequeath. to the two daugh- day afternoon, uttered what he de Louisiana ',' ...... 1.843.042 ters his life in3Jiance, the amount not wome new ore bodies have been un- clared.Js a "solemn warning to the Maine 774,)14 etateJ. .;:d an allowance cf -- 5 month- Tools for all Trades of Marylind . 1.368,240 covered at the chrome mine, and it is ly to until their mar- CHRISTMAS TREES people of France" to beware, the new each continue up in .et.s or soli! separately! German peace proposals. Massachusetts 3,747.564 stated that the ore runs much riage cr tfeata. Put higher in mineral than the bid. Pat- Arrival December 12th Germany Mtcnigan 3.074.560 " "Whea a country such as terson (Calif.) Irrigator. To h'ft first wife. Mrs. Pess'.e M. CHUN HOON spends years and car and forethousht Minnesota ...... 2,296,024 Londtii, he Iea.es $5 and the use un- In arming itself to the teeth, when it Mississippi ...... 1,964,122 or as 3992 til her iieath, until such time Kckaulike, Nr. Queen- - rbone seizes it n everywhere as food for its Missouri ...... 3.420,143 she shall icnjai ry, cf the house at 519 Nickel Bathroom Fixtures armies, and when it violates the laws Montana ...... 466,214 DELICATESSEN 31st street. Oaklaud. of Cod end of mankind by the en- NebrasTia ...... 1,277,750 mother, suitably and Mirrors 108,736 That his aged be ISLAND CURIO COMPANY slavement of nations, the leaders of housed end ''..allowed ?45 was by a na- New Hampshire .. 443.467 amonth the countries menaced such a provisicn cf the will. The alljw:-anc- e guilty they New Jersey 2,981,105 S , Hawaiian Curios, Stamps, tion would be worse than if ...... s to como irom the estate. To Rugs Oriental and Grass. ; . 416,966 ARRIVED did not cry aloud 'beware at such a New Mexico JUST .Mammy" 515 Coins, Post Cards. The most 10,366,778 his "Old London leave3 proposal as the German chancellor has New York ...... estate, pro- complete and attractive Curio Store. 2,418,559 a month from the' also, made. '..'. North Carolina .... vided 'ih.it she be comfortably; housed. Drop in and inspect our lines. among North Dakota . . . ; - 752,260 Honolulu ?The faint hearted us and by Mrs. I lizabejh Shepard, the late 170 Hotel Street which are Ohio . 5,181,220 Arrived , steamer Lurline for anions the neutral nations & half sister, besides being I you . . . . 2.245.968 Henry May Co.'s delicatessen coun- writer's our friends are alarmed, but tell Oklahoma and manager of the of Oregon. 848,866 ter: Rratwurst, Polish Sasage, Blood namsd c?ecutor that nowhere have the successes ...... Tongue Sausage, Liver estate at a salary of $35 a month, was the Germans been decisive. They have Pennsylvania . . .. 8,591.029 Knaekwurst,. MUTUAL 620,090 Loaf Sausage, Ashland Hams, Boiled bequeathed $2500. overridden some small countries and Rhode Island 1 TRUSTWORTHY Hams and big assortment of cheese. Anotitr un usi'S feature of the they ".lave Invaded others, but their South Carolina ... 1,634,340 ' although London Ltd 1574 AdV. document is lhat, Lewers & Cooke, SERVICE. Phone yet come. .' South Dakota ... 707,740 turn is to .'.' refers 10 it as his will, he asks that vic- Tennessee . 2.296,316 ,'.. "The Rumanians are their last To prevent pedestrians being injur- it be no rebated. out Rumanians will return Texsis , 4,472,494 169-17- WIRELESS tims the ed by automobiles leaving garages 7 So. King St. Lumber and Building: Materials stronger Utah . . . ; 43S.974 to the fight and better able ...... an automatic alarm has been invented An English city is experimenting foe, and Vermont ...... 364,322 f to meet the attacks of the displays a dan- with a steam-drive- n street sprinkling will Virginia 2,202,522 that rings a bell and aided by the strength of Russia over parts of cart., lutr muu their1 coun- Washington 1,565.810 ger signal as cars pas3 ui nuiiu i:uiua ivu CANTON DRY GOODS drive the invaders from its mechanism. gallons cf water. try.". -:- .; West Virginia . . . . 1,399,320 COMPANY Wisconsin ...... 2,513,758 JAPANESE PRESS CAYS Wyoming 182,264 PROPOSALS MERE BLIND Outlying Territories and Possessions Hotel St. near Bethel St TOKIO, Japan, Dec. 14. Viscount I Alaska 64,873 Motono, minister'of foreign affairs, re- Guam ...... (a) 12.86G fused to discuss the chancellor's peace Hawaii . 217,660. proposals, yesterday, declaring that he Panama Canal Zone (b) 31,048 Aloha Baskets of Autumn is not authorized to d'.scuss such ques Philippine l3lajds . 8.879,999 notifi Porto Rico 123,981 : tions until he receives formal Flowers And Tones cation of. the proiosal from the neu- Samoa .' .. (a) 7,426 tral governments. MRS. ETHEL M. TAYLOR Japanese papers declare that the Total United States '.(c) 11 3,309,285 Florist peace ;roposal3 are unreasonable, and (a) Enumeration by governor, 1913. say that they are but a blind on the (b) Police census, 1916. rart of the German and Austrian gov (c) Includes 45,123 persons in mili- ernments. Some papers say that Ger- tary and" naval service stationed FOR ALL PURPOSES P man colonies in the South Sea which abroad. Paper Bag Cupa, Plate, have )een taken by Japan can never Napkins and Towels, etc. A be returned to Germany. ; GEN. TREAT TO LOOK P " AM PAPER CO, Ltd. ALLIE3 TO DICTATE TERMS, OVER LOAD PROBLEMS And no place can be found such attractive and v Phone 1410 .. E SAYS DEVONSHIRE J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr. R MONTREAL, Canada, Dec. 14. The One of the chief missions of Brig.-Ge- n. in every way suitable Gifts as right here in Duke of Devonshire, the new governor-genera- l Charles G. Treat, new command- 6f Canada, declared in a state- er at Schofield Barracks, who arrived ment yesterday that Canada need nev from the mainland on the Sheridan this store D. J. CASHMAN er fear the British acceptance of any Tuesday night, will be to look Into the TENTS AND AWNINGS terms ;f peacrj that are not dictated military road situation on Oahu, the Allies. general having been a member of the Luau Tenta and Canopies for Rent by the lntente Washington. Thirty Years' Experience "The Allies will never sheath the recent defense board at Fort near Allen, upstairs sword they have been compelled ; to Gen. Treat has announced that he The gift ideal St, mis-si- o Phone 1467 draw until they have gained a peace can say nothing definite on his of own making and;of their own as yet, as, the plans of the defense their just he choosiiit! ," he said. board were finished before your home is th left Washington, but he will make a forf ; : For Good Ice TEUTONS HOLD BRITISH complete survey of the plan imme- - diately. .. CAPTAIN CAPTIVE according to BERLIN, Germany, Dec. 14. It was War college plans, Diamond ,THE announced yesterday that Capt James word from Washington, not only in- Blaikie, commending Caledonia, clude the construction of new roads, OAHU ICE CO. the ex- by a German submari- but specify the improvement and recently sunk now on Oahu so National in cfiaracter, uni- ne,: ha.? been taken prisoner, as he at- tension of all roads tempted to ram the underwater craft that they can stand heavy hauling. versal in scope. Iff the PHOTO when --stacked. HONOLULU HALEY HAVING GOOD Camera that goes every- SUPPLY CO. DYNAMITEr'cUIMS PAID VACATION IN STATES where, and that you see' KODAK HEADQUARTERS . BY TEUTON ATTACHES everywhere. The Casoera 1059 Fort Street John F. Haley, collector of internal having a 1 (AsrJritd Prtru y Federal VTirele) revenue for this district, is that is simple to LiO and j 14. good vacation on the mainland, judg- With its wonderful diaphragm, diamond stylus reproducer and SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. sure in its result. Testimony that he was paid by at- ing from a letter received by Deputy unusual qualities this latest inventive triumph of Thomas II taches of the local German consulate Collector Ralph Johnstone, who is in acoustic for his part in the alleged bomb" plots charge of the local office during lis A. Edison actually becomes the BAILEY to destroy munition ships and factor- absence.-':':-.- was given yesterday in court by Haley has returned from Reno to ies - A New : Furniture Co. Louis J. Smith at the trial of Franz San Francisco and was to go on an A Art and - and you can't 1144-114- San automobile trip to Tia Juana Lots 8 Fort Bopp, German consul general at Bid. 8t 1 i?e-Creati- Francisco, and associates. Indicted on Southern California a few days after Music's on charges of conspiracy. hi3 letter was dated. The letter It's make a mistake in Smith is the government's star wit- states that In Nevada he met Inspect- ness and is with Consul or L. M. Oolde of the revenue office, We have a large Christmas stock of new Bopp, E. H. von Schnack, vice-consu- l; who was in Hawaii a few months ago. : giving at least one Daron Wilhelra von Brlncken, consu- records, too. lar attache; C. C Crowley, detective HOW APPENDICITIS of them to some employed by the consulate, and Mrs. - Give him the foun- "op Margaret B. Cornell, Crowley's secre- CAN BE PREVENTED of your, CBoflEieG tary.' .." '. tain pen that will member Smith testified yesterday that Bar- Honolulu people should know that please him year in BOOKSsure to please IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN on von Brlncken paid him $1254.80 in a few doses of simple buckthorn bark, .family or to a friend glycerine, etc., as mixed In Adler-i-ka- , year out the pen FICTION. . JUVENILE STORIES NEWPAPERS San Francisco in July, 1915. Previous- and Smith, by ly Smith testified as to how he had often relieve or prevent appendicitis. Beltane, the Besides the classic series that fills itself at any Jefry Farnol . . . . .$1.63 for. Anywhere at Any Time, Call on or been sent by Crowley to blow up the This simple mixture removes such ... for boys, by Kipling. Henty, you care ink-we- ll Iron, by Ethel M. '.' , y Write British steamer Talthybius on May 25, surprising foul matter that ONE in the twink- Bars of Stevenson, Mark Twain and ANY Bell ...... 1 .63 many new THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY, 1913.- , ; SPOONFUL relieves almost ling of an eye the others, we have constipation, sour stomach or The Border Legion, by ex- 24 Sansome Street San Francisco CASE books which are equa'ly gas. A short treatment helps chronic pen that writes like Zane Gray ...... 1.50 cellent for children. NEAR SEA TRAGEDY OFF a Little Lady of the Big stomach trouble. Adler-i-k- has easi- 3 charm to the PACIFIC ENGINEERING . VIRGINIA COAST; MANY est and most thorough action of any- House, by Jack London 1.65 COMPANY, LIMITED thing we ever sold. The Hollister crossing of the Penrod and Sam, by Tarking-- - Prices: INJURED IN COLLISION ton.' SPECIALLY ILLUSTRATED Consulting, Designing and Con- Drug Company. Adv. lastctn m v Dear Enemy, by Jean Wcb-- ' GIFT BOOKS " ' structing Engineers (Associated TrrsH by Federal - V Wirele) LYONS AND ROSS NOT ster. Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Struc- NORFOLK, Va.. Dec. 14 Crashing Mary Gusta, by Lincoln. Classic stories Illustrated $2 to Sanitary Sys- DISCHARGED FOR CONHXIN'S tures, Steel Structures, into an unidentified steamer, the coast Somewhere in Red Gap, by by such masters of decora- '. 1 tems. Reports and Estimates on Proj- passenger was run POLITICAL REASONS Self-FllU- ni liner Powhattan ... Wilson. tive illustration as Howard $25.00 y. ects. Phone 1045. aground near Thimble "Shoals light by Wilcox Smith , . Star-Bulleti- n al- Rising Tide, Margaret Pyle, Jessie Forty-si- x The prints a report last .night to preven: sinking. Fountain Pen v Deland. and others. ; . passengers and members of the, leged to have come from Maui to the crew were injured in the collision. effect that. Ben Lyons and Manuel A touch of the thumb to Her passengers and the injured mem- Ross, recent county employes, - were Crescent-Fille-r and it's filled. discharged on account of their activi- It's the breech-loadin- g fona bers of her crew were taken off by pen the liner Jamestown. ties in the recent political campaign. tain requires TT O O working for the election of the Demo- no rubber ram- rod'' to fill it; hence, cratic candidates. . TWENTY MINERS KILLED This Is not so. Both Lyons and no inky fingers, no time, no ruffled IN GAS EXPLOSION Ross were extra clerks, only tenipor lost ariiy engaged by the county : on work temper. (Aoo5t Press tjr Federal VireleaO connected with the primary and gen- This Is the genuine PITTSBURG, Kansas, Dec. 14. eral elections. The work being com- Conklin of world-wid- e LTD. fame'The Pen with the Twenty miners were killed and 39 pleted there was nothing more for Crescent-Filler,- " made trapped when the entrance to a mine them to do, hence their services were by The Conklin Pen Co., Toledo. Ohio. Call and Bishop In ex- no longer required. Maui News. i Street near here caved following an ee this wonderful pen. plosion of coal gas. Rescue parties I are at work in an effort to save the Finest assortment of Stationery in cntomt.o.i wv-rkfi"-.. ; ttrn.'.lubi at Thrum's. Adv. a. TEN...: HONOLULU-STAB-BULLETIN-, THURSDAY, l)ECEMItf:U 14, 1010.

'PURE MILK' CRUS ADE THREATENED --

BY ENEMIES. DIS. NORGAAIIO REVEALS tun

Medical Society of Hawaii In-dor- ses induceoient to do so. it Is doubtful it many of them wiil zo lo the expense His Inspection Work and trauiile In connection trith it.. On hand, pasteurization ccn-n- ot By Resolution . the other ''always e relied on, the plant "(Urging inspection of dairy might become Incapacitated and if that te even for one day only, nnpleasant re- fcerds of Hawaii be continued for the Vet- sults nji;;ht follow the consamirtion safety of the public, Territorial gallons unpas- V. A. Norgaard recently laid of a few thousand of erinarian milk from a lot of diseased " before the Medical Society of Hawaii teurized rows. I will, therefore, ask , you gen-tleme- facts concerning the inspection and singly, as practising j 2 , al concerning a movement t abol- well a3 through, your organ- Give paper ish it His and the resultant a to help me in averting what of society in indorsing his izations, action the I w very poli- ' published below.) 'believe ould be a iioor stand are cy on tne part of the dairymen and . of Board of Ari-- . The efforts the own jntercets. A ick ' .3turc and Forestry at eradicating far from their cow cannot furnish the same quantity v-,- t'en-t?ooe- d , bovine tuberculosis- - have been year a'ong the of milk as a healthy cne. and I am yyyH" during the your patient would as reportediat to tbi3 asso-- sura that, mst of yyyiNtfsH came 'linen prefer milk from I.ealthy cow s to ,r two annual meet- - yyyy the - elation at last that- from tuberculous animals, even if rendered Inocuous by pasteuriza- While comjicte eradication cannot of the yet. reported, the number of dair- tion. To terminate the efforts yyyy be Board of Agric.'Uure and Forestry at Shoe ies which may be said to be free from yyyy ? Jr.- erailcatint; bovine tuberculosis at the . Is steadily -' tuberculosis infection present time hen a large majority creasing and will, when the year's already yyyytftf : , finished, be found of the diseased animals have yyyy tettlng has been been disposed of. and the possibility . 10 per Of the 89 to be close to cent of (ransraittlng a fatal disease t?lrles tested up to this date. In--4 their and to the children, whoae welfare it is eluding all dairies In Honolulu our duly to protect, can be yyy vrcinity, 82 per did not. have solemn or cent step wrong a. alngle reacting Up to thla viewod tnly as a in the yyy 'j a animal. And what of the 70 or 80 I cate, November 25, a total of 4M5 "tfalry tested, of dairymen who have already cleaned animals have been their herds of tuberculous animals? .'vhich number 470P were found heftUhy protec- . A baraed wire fence is poor V' and 145 were condemned as tuber-'ta'oui- For Christmas against the infected tuber- - Nearly all of these animals tion bad'r -- A m r culous erd of a next door neighbor. rl v v. ere butchered and it is gratiiTia to -- And the many so-call- family t.1 only a very small number ate that tome of which, if they become 'were found on post mortem examina--' cows,' yyyy ; infected from a nearby diseased herd, stions to have the disease in a suif-- sure, sooner or later, clently advanced state to warrant the would almost 5e Sure to please " j to tuberculosis with their - cnrcas transmit r3 of the entire milk, because, unlike the milk com- yyyytf ' mere most common lesions were larger or smaller dairy, it yyyy ' tubercular nodules ing from a cr less extensive w oul J be consumed ' undiluted, day yyyy Made out in any in vthe retropharyngeal bronchia! and tor : after iay, by the same people mediastinal glands and less frectuent-- could mesenteric, supramamary children. Of course, such milk amount ly. in the and should be pasteurized, but, gen- and prescapular glands. Tuberculous becoming tlemen, you undoubtedly all know yyyy ofye nodules in tha lungs are to, every year, and cases what home pasteurization amounts Easy to buy more rare with especially vrhea left to servants. REGAL V'of'ope.i tuberculosis are hardly . ever may, therefore, be Would it not bo much safer to have met with. It tak healthy cows only? ' -- many of the . en for granted that To Safeguard Consumer i ' T i: t. JS St JSt fc; dairies "which iUH contained reactors ft ft jr t7 67v7b7 Conclusion, be.? to my Tjm Jt-j Tf St st Vthls year were freed of the, infec- In I reiterate - a """ Rejial Shoe Store Fort and Hotel Sts. " year: milk tion' w ith the 'removal of the infect-- statement from last The consumer of Honolulu pays for clean , ed animals and the thorough disinfe- ction of the preiises. milk from healthy cows and conse- ::'.':-yc.:-v..-:"- Many Still to be Tested ' quently is entitled to get just that &&&&&&&& I ; There still remains about S000 head and. nothing else. Pasteurization and , are excellent adjuncts to v to- - be tested, the majority-- of which clarification 'itlong to the jallroad ranches and safeguard the consumer against milk-born- e 'r..a. rest to dairies beyond Ewa, in diseases, but they should never r.s excuses for contlnping a all of which few , reactors will be be used ' - ' . found. ': few diseased cows In otherwise It will, therefore, be seen that the healthy herds, as little as for. filthy ' : danger of transrr.itting bovlBe tuber-- milking method and dirty utensils. . - culosis to children, with milt, even As I fully believe, gentlemen, that when uncooked or unpasteurized, has you all agree with me that bovine go, I venture again v-l- ;n diminished to - a considerable ex tuberculoses must coopera- s compared to the conditions to ask for your support and f: when you obtaining six years-asor- . when more tion to that end. I thank for the opportunity to lay the matter before ; 30 per of the dairy cattle ' than cent ' ' " " ' of Honolulu were tuberculous and you and for your courteous attention. ' r" t'many of them affected with advance Discussion 'Mrs. Michael, Azores, rortugal, 60 years LANGEVIN In Wahiawa. Oahu. De- -- nana Awana, kev. D. P. Mahihlla 1916. the Infant son of Mr. and " disease, such as" tuber-- Dr. C. B. Wood: Mr. Chairman, I cember 10, 1916, Harry J. Langevin, forms of the VITAL STATISTICS 1 officiating. C?eorge Kahikinl Vand Charles Blake"of 1212 Emma street, old. - culosis of the tailk glands or udder. move that a copy of Dr. Norgaard's of this city. A WO In Honolulu, Dec. 12, 1916, Jo- private In Company D, 1st Infantry, dis-- Edith E. Patt, witnesses.. . a native un- A safeguard against the paper be sent by this society to the -- Ho- seph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexan- U. S. A., of Schofleld Barracks, further BORN GRAVES-PACHEG- O At Fort Street TOSMOS At 1925 Young street, excellent pasteurization daily papers with the request that Awo, 1 552 LIHha street, a married, a native of the . United ease is the BORGLINV-I- n Francisco, Dec S, Mission, Dec. 9, 1916, John nolulu, at 11:45 o'clock Tuesday der of ' by Honolulu part of proceed- San Catholic and plant installed the they publish it as the 1916, Mr. Mrs. E. G. Borglin, Pacheco, Rev. night, December 12, 1916, Mrs. Ma- native of this city, nine months States, v where S3 per meeting." to and Graves and. Odelia MOHUA In the Leabi Hosne. Hono- Dairymen's Association, ings of this of 1175 Alabama street, a daughter. Patrick, officiating. Evelia ria Tosmos, aged 60 years. three days old. in 'Ho : move to Father 10, 12. 1916, William cent of all the milk consumed Dr. W. C. Hobdy I amend (Mrs. Borglin was formerly Miss B. William H. Toniss, GUSMAO In Honolulu, December 12, FUNK In W'ahiawa, Oahu, Dec. lulu, December -- elcc-- Pacheco and The Gouncher motion by adding the ' 1916, E. Funk, private in Com- Mohua of the Boys' Industrial nolulu is handled. Dr. Wood's '. 1916, Mrs. Maria Julia D Medeiros Earl Smith of Honolulu.) witnesses. . . this-island- , purifier, mentioned in. my the indorsement of this ':..'. for- pany E, 4 st Infantry. U. S. A of School, Waialee, stu- trie milk words: 'With WILMINGTON In Wailuku, Maui, MOKULEHUA-SM1T- H At Nuuanu Gusmao of 1925 Young street - i associ- " a na- native of Hawaii, 15 years previous papers before this society.' , Mo-kuleh- ua Hilo; Ha- Schofleld Barracks unmarried, dent, a Dec. 5, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. John and Knkui, Dec. .7 1916, Julian merly of Hamakua and ' ' ' ' replaced with ac- old. ation,' has recently been Dr. C. B. Wood: "Amendment ' Wilmington, son. Smith, waii, a native of the island of St. tive of the United States. pasteurizing plant on S. a and Myrtle Anna the best known cepted." AN DERMAN In Papaaloa, xVorth Rev. M. E. officiating. Miss ' system. electric plant Silva 'the holding The Dr. A. N, Sinclair: "I move to Hilo, Hawaii, Nov. 21, 1916, to Mr. D. B. Gordon and Archie M. Mark--' - so-call- pasteurized, wis a flash motion ; by add- son. " amend the amended and Mrs. William Anderman, a ham, witnesses. .' new. one heats the milk v tile the copy of Dr. NorgaaroTs 10, MEDEIROS-FERREIR-A temperature of ing 'and that a CAVACO In Honolulu, December In Honolu- for half an hour to a paper I e also to the governor, 1S16, to Mr. and Mrs. John. S. Ca-vac-o lu, Dec. 9, 1916, Manuel Medeiros thereby in- - sent' . degrees Fahrenheit ; and Id the president of the renate the of 946 Kawaiahao, a daughter, and Miss Rosaline Ferreira, Rev. w . patho- . soring the destruction . of all speaker of the house of representa- BETTENCOURT In Honolulu, De- Father Ulrich Taube, pastor of the micro-organism- s. "temper-- V genic The tives, eiid that the secretary be in- cember 4, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Church St. Anthony, Ka-lihi-k- exposure au--. Catholic of 1 ature and length of is structed to memorialize these gentle- August M. Bettencourt of Manoa officiating. Witnesses, Chas. record '" registered and the - lotnatically men any legislative or other ac- valley, s. son. .. . Mrs. Irene Ferreira. Food Commit that Ferreira and filed daily with way ob- Honolulu, 4, MILLER-RAMO- S De- "' sheet tion in any unfavorable or ULUKOU In December In" Honolulu. , w ay all siccer, Hanson. In a similar structive to the board of agriculture's 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. cember 9, 1916. William C. enter- - filler crcm &r.d butler fat mixtures efforts at Vadicatinc bovine tubercu Ulukou of Jack lane, a json, Bcnja- - and Miss Julia Ramos, Rev. Father of ice cream into the toancfacture -- by this society - min Kciii. ::."y- , . -.' in? GO losis, vill be viewed V'ictorinus Claesen of the Catholic t. ; a temperature of J Honolulu,' 8, 1016, ' aro sterilized rt' and contrary to the welfare LEWIS Irt Dec to cathedral, officiating. Witnesses, of Import as unwise ' tlcsrccs Fahrenheit a fact of the community, and that a copy of Mr. and Mrs. John Fernandez Lew- Manuel Barrett and Mrs. Christian ' onco the Rockefeller instituto - 1 since this- rsFclution Lc forwarded to 'he is of 638 Captain Cook avenue, a Barrett. Ccnind the principal lesions of polio " son. - prosidont of the: board of health. Richard Francis. NAMAKA-BRED- E In Honolulu, De myelitis to be in the large Intestines BLAKE In Honolulu. December 10, - might be Tlie resolutions committee, cor- cember 12, 1916, William Namaka and surmized that ico cream N. 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blake of infection. niced of Drs. H. V. Murray and A. and Miss Dora Brede, Elder J. W. ono of the vehicles; up recommended of 1212 Emma street, a son. Iona of the Church of Jesus Christ Aspect". Develops . Sinclair, dref and A "Sinster which were WRIGHT In Honolulu, November 29, of Latter Day Saints officiating ; notbiss-bu- t good, can be said the following resolutions, George While unanimously by the societj: 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. witnesses Kalaau and Kalili. : excellent plant --of. the adopted 1752 street, about; Wright of Kanakanui LEWIS-McDERMOTT-- this -In San Jose, - "Association," is, jaev-- " society is reliably in- ' Dairymen's there Whereas this Kalthi. a daughter. Cal., November 15, 1916, Mark J. ertheless, one sinister aspect to it formed that an effort is to be" made ADOLPHO In Honolulu, Dec 11, lay of the legisla- Lewis of Honolulu and Miss Mar- w hich I shall take the liberty to at the coming session 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. John Adolpho garet McDermott of San Jose. ' before yoa. I have been "giyen to ture of Hawaii to abolish the testing of Hustace street, a son, Thomas I fight is go- f cows with tuberculin, and ': ' & of dairy - .Cn. thai a strenuous Patrick ..: r leg- cows as are SO, died ing to: be. made before the next the . exclusion of such RESENTS In Honolulu, Nov. f Hoholuiu, 8, 1916, purpose of abolishing found to infected with , tuberculosis 3916, to Mr. and Mrs. Antone Re- KAPANA In Dec islature for the Mrs. Tom Ka-pa- na the efforts of my office at eradicat- - from dairy herds, and sents of Puuhale road, a daughter, Tom, son of Mr. and substitute would be immensely det- ..Maggie. of Queen, near . Punchbowl lng boviae tuberculosis and Whereas it Hooke-na- , - health ' 1 street, Kakaako, a native of r- . i;:3 compulsory pasteurization of all rimental and dangerous to the COCKETT In Honolulu, December in.... .r; j i any Kona. Hawaii, four months and fc. Ti Eiilk. As stated, there still remain of the community to substitute 11, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. - -- . Ka-lih-l, 19 days old. , dairy tor prevent the spread of 1513 about '2 per cent of tuberculous other .neans Cockett of Leilani street, v.- -.. HOOKANO In Insane . Asylum, animals, or there did least before tuberculosis from milk, be it hereby a daughter Elizabeth. the ,,v at Honolulu, Dec. 8, 1916, Keawe-Kan- e any . is the sense of tlie last test was made; at rate Resolved: That it city, unmarried, of egg to the this society that the present rules MARRIED Hookano of this sufficient a nest start sailor, native of Hawaii, 22 years - spreading again. And while regarding the testing and exclusion BaRTELS-JOSEP- H In Honolulu, De-- a disease old. six to reduce its i cows from dairy herds are z It has taken sears of Infected ter-rtin- rr - -- CO to 2 per utmost importance to this Honoluln and Miss Maggie U Joa -' ,j re valence from. cent it; of the CS safely "be predicted would j an should under no circum eph of Hana, Maui. Rev. Samuel K.t c?mcbrT11-- k . ry that it FHeG" t any ICau- - 540 street, former: m for to regain stances, be abolished, nor should Kamaiopill. assistant pastor of . xctvtrKa-t- Teara Jt bookkeeper, trying to get ahead - of Honolulu; earned, are former status. It is, of course, measures be er.tertained as a substi- makapili church, Palama, . official- ;'.f Two Fellows its Francisco, 42, years, such1 testing and exclusion, ing. Miss Mary Ann a native of San tute for Witnesses. a herd,. free ot tuberculous cattle," if and be it further Kaefca ;.nd William S. Bartels. ,. KrarcntTh Vt I)AVIS-KAPUNIAI-I- Hoiioluhi. tSL, a copy of this reso- n Honolulu. Dc-- V ho so desires, but when . there is no Resolved: That 1916,I"111Kuanonf,'son of iMr. and Mrs, be sent to the president of the cember 11, 1916, Charles D. Davis lution - of Kuakini street, a It's easy to see who'll win. Sam- Frank- Kaimi senate, ; speaker of the house, and and Miss Mary Kapunial, Rev. " ' the 11 28 -- native of this city, months and K . .. - board of health. uel K. KamaiopllL assistant pastor ' J the president of the ''-.'- -' PRIZE WINNERS of Kaumakapili church; Palama, offi- days old. . OMSTED---I- n New York, December people IN ESSAY CONTEST EXCHANGE ciating; . witnesses Mrs. A. P. coffee holding many LISTED ON S. F. Con-stanci- a, have any doubt about - 1916, Eivind Omsted of It you Wright and-Mr- s. Samuel K. Kamal- 1V -- : Cuba, formerly of Waimea, will made in and Oahu .. opili.. : days, and Announcement be Pioneer Mill Company married, sugar planter, a na- back, leave the hesitating class, stop coffee ten n regu- RODRIGUES-CHA- In Honolulu, De- Kauai Star-Bulleti- tomorrow after- Sugar Company stocks are now I the Rodrigues tive of Drammen, Norway, 50 years food-drin- noon and simultaneously at the larly listed on the San Francisco cember 11, 1316, John delicious k - body been cremated of the prize win- Exchange. Advices and Mrs. Maria Dominguez Chins old. The has use the 4 Liberty theater Stock and Bond the ashes will be buried in Rose-dal- e school children's es--r copieB In Chal. Rev.' Samuel K. KamaloplH, and ners in the to that effect are contained in Kaumakapili cemetery, Los Angeles, Cal. held under the aus-rice- s Bureau assistant pastor of the ay contest of the San Francisco News wit- BLAKE In Honolulu December 10, Palama, officiating; ., . - the Leasee for Good mail. church, i u . of arriving in the last Dominguez and Josefa a n S Judges have nesses Jcse ril-Ti- The ' Eyelids. examin1101- - f the many : Gonralves. - f--j OresalJlsi Vthrir COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES - WAI-AWA- N A In Honolulu. De- csVayron the'Yosemlte film je-r-t- lr AH K Fri-cVto- Mrs. at the regular ol LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re- cember 11, 1916, Ah Kwai and int by MarhJt shan and Kaluaipihana Awana, Rev. D. P. quietly relieved taatince, the moves the cause. Used the world over ! Mahihilo of the Hoomana Naauao No S martins. Winers will be - 'I Ey 19 on the five to cure a cold in one day. The signa- Eye S Cdmfort. - At tne theater tomor- church officiating: witnesses Otto int Ee ?iv?n out at ' - SOeper Bottle. MariMEjt 4- ture of E. W. C.ROVI2 is on each box. V Heine- and Miss Edith Pratt, Your Druggiit's "there's a Reason ! row. .. , ;. ManHtsctnied by he I'AKIri E KfcWAl-AWAK- In Honolulu, Dec, aleiuTiibe25c. Foi Dial iaetyerreesk A - Urugi.uorMort&eC)eteatyC.iChki8t f- Kahiaipl- CO.k St. i:. S. .V ii, litlfi, Ahi Kewai' and Iuis, I HONOLULU STAkBULLElIN, THURSDAY DECEMBER 14, LOIfi. ELEVEN CIIA1ER0FC0I.1IIICEACTSI0 Our Christmas Gairt CHECK COMAL INGITY Offering AT POPULAR IE Bergstrom Music Special Committee is Named believes now is the time to stamp out PRICES vice: Judge Sanford B. Dole, who -"-y-w Talks-- No. 6 With View to Calling Pub-li- e wants vice checked at leart so it will temptation will thoroughly j ilease yon. Shipments are here and res- not be a continual to the . Meeting Soom passions of youth ; W. R. Castle, who even admitting a district ervations delivery 'can made now. Early spe- said that, for future le Businessmen of Honolulu In a like Iwilei is necessary and : proper meeting the Chamber of Com-laerc- e purchases mean elmice selections. cial of for the soldier, there, was no reason V yesterday afternoon got down why it should be saddled on Honolulu. to facts on the local vice' situation in "Take it to Sbalter or Schofield." he a business-lik- e way. - said. Vc don't want Deplorable conditions of vice in Action Sought Honolulu, even after the closing of apathy A few of the members present were Iwilei, were recognized: the in favor of putting the whole subject W.WDirftoad&GuD. of the police and of the general public, up to a special committee, but gen- too, and how-t- o minimize it, was free- meeting V II "THE HOUSE HOUSEVAniS" strong- erally the sentiment of the Tl Or V ly discussed, and a resolution de- t - public was ".not to pass the buck" but to 55-6- 5 ly favoring and indorsing a once on a public meting and KING STRKT.KOMOLULU mpptlm of whole cide at for consideration the discuss the time and method of hold- i'J Droblem. with date to be announced ; ing the same later. later, was unanimously passed. is was no mincing of matters "Strike while the iron hot," was There present, hip at the Chamber of Commerce meet- the idea of most of those "and ing; some few present who might keep on striking until the w hoi dis- ac- graceful blotch on. Honolulu's good :inm have thought that the grand Jury's tion in closing the restricted district name is removed." ; Other speakers were Judge W. L. had automatical eliminated the neces - W UkiiWo is the Hawaiian sity of further public action, soon dis Stanley, Supenlsor Robert Horner, R. ' l ' J. Buchly, H. E. Vernon -- :'. Y covered, their mistake and entered and President . I,; III'' Kalinnal instrnment, and its AN UNUSUAL CHRISTMAS GIFT George W. of t.. ' seriously and heartily Into the discus Smith the chamber. t f a music is nnrivallwl. Tlie easo A Course cf Instruction in Modern Dancing sion. If a spade was a spaae u was Mr. Atherton introduced the reso- t called such; what those present lution, which was passed unanimous- with which ono can acquire ME. AND MRS. NICOLAS F.MONJO thought was true and pertinent they ly, as follows: luoficicncy in playing, rankos with some differing ideas "Resolved, that the president ap- Studio Laniakea, 1041 Alakea St. Phone 2754 said, and, point special bait all along the same general idea of a committee, immediate- it an ideal gift. ly to make a study con- rfuutiugj..!,r Ku svit in tn minimum of the social THE SEASON'S LATEST DANCES here, each was accorded a respectful I ditions of this city, with a view to calling a public meeting at the earliest , , ;Vho ias not had a longing, at ONE-STE- P audience. possible moment NATIONAL W. It-- Farrington was tne after it has devised nri a definite plan which will arouse the one time or. another, to possess FOX-TRO- speaker. After reviewing general w.r NATIONAL T hnro h ' said, that on public to take action and clean up the UJji.i...nulla , - an .ukulele f Do not overlook and School streets are vice evils existing1 In this city." CASTLE'S upper Fort Smith appointed on these instruments when you are WALTZ CANTER districts perhaps even worse than the President the Iwilei had been. He referred to committee Judge W. L. Stanley, chair- your Christmas ' you want the latest dancing, secure the services of cne in Hor- rhoosin: gift. If street walkers, to drug ana oiJiuu. man; W. R. Farrington, Robert a specialist and avoid the ordinary, "dancing school." by vice, and gave a ner, Judge Sanford B. Dole, Frank C traffic fostered A. Rath, to meet graphic description of "Bloodtown at Atherton and James Our tuition does not merely teach steps, it develops at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. Wahiawa. . . DANCING ABILITY INDIVIDUALITY. James A. Rath told of the lowa ia, Action by the churches and other and nous.es to. While ' HnrkPned for a year religious bodies was referred Phone 2754 and ask for booklet and see how reasonable were dis the businessmen have no opposition ' recommended Its adop to agitation by such . organizations, . covered, and We have a stock of over a thousand the terms are. they do not believe that it should or tion here. way work Blames Public Tolerance need hamper in any the instruments in six different styles nthpr sneakers were Rev. H. MC- - of business institutions like the cham- NICOLAS F. MONJO Phone 2754 C expect turn Yey of the Kalihl Union church, who ber, and they do not to so that you can find just the tone, general passive over to churches, what is directly in blamed the tolerance organization like style and price you want. of the people themselves for condi the scope of a broad tions here ; Franfc u. Atnerton, wdo the chamber. . - -- if i ii t MILlIORVOfHIN i 1 11 s ' . up ENGLAND REPLACE MEN WORKERS Prices range from $5.00 Canvas Cases . $L50 and $3

0, accounted" by transfer v -ii ii By AuociAtxl Press ancy is' for the Wooden Cases . . $6.50 TXJNnnN. Ene. The saying that of women from th? feminine side to ... woman's place Is in the home has the male side of the establishments. m women clerks Lealher Cases ...... $7.50 Upo-tlie-mbiu- te In war time. There The increase i service to the Lldnland now in British Isles 319,000- a mounts, to only 45.000. AlL.ot .whom, are the. . women erapioyea uuusuuel!JA.. lucir wnu however have replaced men. . . homes. - It is generally recognized that The increase' ov. woman w a im rally work "in the national in- of entertainment is ' their ta hotels and place : -- and' Ventdra:ct sea.' I terest" is going to make it difficult only 19,000, yet the number of men for Parliament to refuse the demand replaced in these establishments Is suffrage which will be renewed 5 old female em- Company awarded U. S. Gov- for 31,000, many of the The Federal has been when hostilities end. ployes now doing the work of men. - -- i ! 'yor r . ernment contract to equip all battleships and three of the During the first two years of war There has been much more discus- fhA inrrpARn of women workers, ex whether the city We pack ukuleles in wooden boxes and pay postage anywhere A1. Har-- sion lately as to largest radio stations in the world (including Pearl f clusive of purely feminine occupations, woman is a success on the farm and ! in the States $1.25, bor) with Poulson apparatus. - was 66,000. Of these 766,000 directly the point is far" from being settled. for' replaced mate laDor. in otner woras, Nevertheless 66,000 more women are THERE'S A REASON more than three-quarter- s of a mil- working steadily at agriculture today lion women left their homes to re- than in July, 1914. In 1914 there were ' mili-tar- v gov- V; that number.; of men for 2000 women employed in 823 - ' 4085 lease only F6rt Street Telephone Kprvire. In most instances the ernment arsenals and dockyards. Now women went into the munition plants, are over 70,000. The English a - M A. . there where a consiaeraoie numoer oi luem breweries formerly employed 8000 have given up their lives In "doing women. Now they have 18,000. And IUC1I Ulh i so it goes through all the industries. Women Rite to Opportunity After a while, the industrial post- "Home of Hawaiian Music'1 ' There seems to be no limit to the war problems are going to offer much women do. At be amicably class of work can first food for reflection, and. to 1020-102- ' : It seemed strange to see girl con- solved, will require an intelligent skill 2 Fort Street. Phone 2321 ductors- on the buses, girl window of direction and "square dealing" cleaners, van drivers and messengers. equal to the best' thought and energy Buy Christmas . . But as the war progressed the field put forward in the war.itself. liow. '; broadened and cow even in build- Gifts ing, mining -- and quarrying .scores of women are r employed. The metal GLASGOW PEOPLE LIVE IN trades-als- have claimed their share TERROR OF APACHE GANG of the new industrial army. It must be understood that this is an army In GL.SGOW, Scotland. Gangs of skirts. As a matter of fact, skirts street ruffians of the Paris-- Apache are worn for-th- e most part only in tvpe are terrorizing this city at night. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiin those occupations Which bring women In certain sections the. citizens are in touch with the public. In most of practically living under a Teign of the factories and shops, the breweries terror. Women and girls are attack- and the railway yards, jumpers and ed constantly, and the gangsters often regulation overalls are the approved enter shop's, smash things and, mis- I costume. " The bus and tram conduc- treat the clerks and carry off what handler- - tors, or "conductresses," are jaunty they please. and skirts in their neat blue tunics These gangs have picturesque reach just below the knees low Ladies' and Gents' new Silk Kimonos, $6.00 up. Embroidered pina silk, 75c black names. One is the "Redskins," whose enough to overlap close fitting young woman, called the is seldom a leader is a per yard. Beautiful assortment of Xmas gifts, such a3 was never seen before. i leather puttees. There "Queen of the Redskins. chiefs glimpse of stocking: The bus com- recently that The ' queen" has just been arrested, Call in and inspect our goods. V ' panies issued an order assaulting another wo- F should be worn. charged with no silk hosiery man. War Worker Are 100.0C0 -- OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK ; probably 100,000 They had quarreled at a dance and ' It is stated that fight out the next night. women "wa workers" have agreed to it of the former.y During the melee it Is alleged that been recruited from those 14 dozen feminine occupa- the "queen stabbed her rival Any man will appreciate a box of a engaged in purely ". ' domestic, dressmakers, millin- times. tions is" be- Before the police could arrest the hand- ers, etc-- The servant problem or half dozen . of our pure' linen woman they were severely handled 1137 coming more and more acme, for the gangs. Fort Street is in- by members of the numerous plain "nar- demand for munition workers "Redskin" kerchiefs, either or initialed, day by day and the wages The other day an avowed creasing or was relieved of his weapon while in 7.1 ofrered are far beyond the dreams row or wide hems, hemstitched. And majority of the English an entertainment. house. This ugly in- avarice to a strument consisted of a rubber tube domestics. . present was women employed in loaded with lead at one end and bound when he knows where the The number of weighed four railway work has increased more than with whipcord. It about only rail- pounds. This is quite a common type bought he'll know you got him unques-tionabl- e 200 per cent. Ordinarily the open to women were clerk- of weapon anion? these gentry. way posts clamoring po- ships and carriage cleaning tasks. People are for better quality. women ticket collec- lice protection. .. On" the other hand. Sow there are constabulary, tors, porters, engine cleaners and It is urged for the that In Glasgow and bo far they have received ;scant "Sup- workshop laborers. magistrates, sev- Our lines of Oriental Novelties are most suitable at - & i,one other cities women are being port from the city $4.00 to $6.00 per dozen. motor-wome- n, whom are regarded as far too tried out as tram drivers and eral of K the holiday season. The stock is more complete and with ; the prisoners when v lenient ' caught. - Stttistic Are Compiled larger than ever before. Interesting ; statistics regarding Tfere is a call for Jlie Introduction I war work have been of the "cat." So far the sheriff has part In . O woman's severe, although birch- "SHOP EARLY" collected by the employment bureau been the more The number ing and the "cat? have not yet been Store open evenings until Xmas. of the Board of Trade. ' or women recruited to industrial oc- ordered. cupations between July, 1914, and 5: Julv, 1916, was 362,000. Of this num-2r-L(H- o Five thousand miners at Johnstown, m men. Pa., went on strike me direct'y retraced $ " ottupauuus i-- in commercial "Vf . .-i Jap Bazaar-- 1 ktm Hotel and Fort Streets crease in the number of women work-- vn. asiese ers was 198,000, While the number Of qttiCkly relieTed72by Marine Eve Remedy. No IS : Fort Street Opp. Catholic Church I cornea replacinsl men in this class, -- r i ' ias 201,0i'j. This apparent discre r STAK-BULLETI- TWELVE HONOLULU N, THURSDAY; DECEMBER 14. 1016.

Vaudeville SWIMMING OFFICIALS MANY Y0Ut!G GOLF CllllLlPlOilS HAVE West to Lone Star Dietz ANNOUNCED FOR MEET last vs. Match AT "Y" SATURDAY NIGHT Be Feature at FIGURED designs As Head Officials for the big swimming meet IN HISTORY OF PASTQ in the Y. M. C A. pool were announc- ;aj!;-- Tourney Country Club ed this morning by the committee in re- Bobby by H. Jennlng 17. charge. ; Guy Tuttle will be the E'er since little Jones the second round P. of Of S. C. Squad boy will be laughter feree and will have as his assistants proved at Mcrion that a of the St. Andrews. It was not until four There music and na- Biggest Tennis Tournament in History of Hawaii Will Be the following: . tender age of H could more than hold years later mat Travervwon tne at the Oahu Country Club on Satur- - judge. Lor-ri- n his own In the best and most sktl- tional crown, and In the meantime he day evening, when the golfers who J PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 2 William Starter, Clair Tait; chief Staged During February There Will Be No Tournament judges W. T. Rawlins, ful gulfing company can be as- bad been strengthening his game by will compete In Bockus-Clevelan- d 11. J Dietz to-- j Andrews: tat the (Lone Star announced Ijiwrence Cunha, sembled in the United States, the sub playing local tourney, in 1906 be During Carnival Week This Year First Matches Will Start match will down to dinner at 6:45. night at Pullman he would not Duke Kahanamoku, in sit that George Cunha; timers, Owen Merrick. ject or "Youth and Golf has been r. captured the Metropolitan title for the In the first' place there will be a golf . return to coach the Washington State February 9 on Beretania Courts Four Stars Are Coming 11. Ray Lari- frequent topic of discussion among time. The golf education of Je- match for the dinners. The losers will eleven in 1917. Dietz said he had Decker, Gardner, A. E. first mer; announcer, G. E, Jackson; scor- the followers of the royal and ancient rome I). Travers was not completed in will i stage pre- - begin- call for the check and all be several oners to coach at Eastern and game. The sudden rise to fame ot day, although showed great prom- Honolulu will the most weakness in ground strokes is - Jay A. ITrice ; clerk of course, J. a he well.. v.:.';-- also Western universities. er. tournament Id his- -' ning to overcome of the youthful Atlantan uas teen the ise when be was little older than tentlous tennis the this fault. It is believed on the campus that Alf. Rousseau; assistant clerk tory of the game In Hawaii next Feb--! Throckmorton has a hard hitting, A team headed by C. G. Bockus will course, Ray, Elliott; games committee. source, of innumerable arguments ' golf- Colgate. which ; recently drubbed ruary. The bl? feature of the play net rushing game, something after meet an aggravation of sterling ' Harry Decker, chairman, Ray Elliott, among golfers In the last few weeks, Gardner Youthful Winr? of Capt. C. F. Brown on its own field, is making the of Bob has been will be the East va. West match, which the manner of the California play- ers under the command J. Alf. Rousseau, A. B. Carter, jr., and and the feat little Is Cleveland. Leading players of the strongest bid for his services. . one of most remarkable Chandler Egans case much like has proved to be so popular in the ers. During the past year . he has G. E. Jackson. hailed as the The great Chicago nanrra improved club will be present, and some ex- The fact that Coach Bankhart of incidents in the history cf American that of Travers. T".t. fhnrrh and Harnld his back court play, and Colgate completes his year as golfer won the Western champlonsMp who up In) as citing matches will be billed. Follow- last golf. Throckmorton, rank far a result he has scored victories football coach this season is taken COURT RULES THAT boy in 1902 when only 18. but had to wait the list of racquet wlelder., will be in the New Jersey, Maryland, Nation- ing the day the participants will sit GOLF IS BENEFICIAL It is a remarkable tT;rng that a here as evidence of the activity of the big- iwo yvura uriur no ivum mo the eastern and it is expected al interscholastic and Chevy Chase down to dinner and following the even- so young should do so well In the tain pair, Colgate official?, who have" been in year, and national crown. Bob Gardner's flrt William Johnston, tournaments. He has Mur- ing repast will come a smoker and CHICAGO, 111. Nov. 29. Golf, ac gest tourney of the that defeated J was program. communication with Dietz for the past undoubtedly will stand in the annal-- national title was won when he and one othei California star will ray, Pell, Clothier, Nlles and Roberts. vaudeville cording to a decision by Judge Jesse only 18, before he had taken five weeks. Immediately after the of American golf as the year in which but that represent the Pacific coast. Four Stars Coming . Fred C. Smitn, who will have charge A. Baldwin in the circuit court today, tourneys about CfcU statement was made public E. O. Hol- Bobby first flashed Into view. many beatings in The big tennis tournament will not 'With four of the leading tennis of the arrangements for the show, has is a "beneficial recreation" rather Jones cago. land, president of the state college, It will be so remembered if Bobby be staged during the Carnival this 8 tars of the mainland coming, Ho- announced that he has secured some who yesterday returned from .the East, than an "amusement." greatness Francis Oulraet Is generally regard- year. Word been from nolulu will question show professional which will one Mary A. Condon, fulfills the promise of future has received without the talent be was In conference with the coach and The decision frees so eloquently by his ed as a golfer who achieved everlast Church and Throckmorton, who are best tennis that has ever been seen of big features of the evening. The as .executrix of the of which he made the tonight a committee . of businessmen estate John on the. Merlon Ing fame in a single season, but auch now in Japan, they will arrive In these islands. The mainlanders who will appear are all well Condon, owner old splendid performances that artists met with Dietz in an attempt to. in- of the Harlem is a bold irophet who is not the case. Boston's greatest In Honolulu on February 6 and will will meet in the singles and doubles, known and a number, of acts will fol- race track, from paying an annual links, and it cham- fluence him to reverse his decision. dares to say that he will not. Those golfer played In the national have to leave on February 21. Owing while the local contingent are ex- low the dinner. The coming match amusemen license of $750 a year for sturdy though youthful pionship at Apawamis In 1911 and tail- to this arrangement, A. Castle, pected to figure In the play. is the one topic of discussion at the the public golf links which now adorn who saw the folowlng year he L CANARI0 LEADS IN Southerner in action much prefer to ed to qualify. The : Lowrey Billy Hoogs chairman of the tennis committee, has Alan and will club at present the former racing park. before many years have made the trip to Cn:cago and played announced the tournament will begin training soon for the tennis tour- ... m predict that to earn that COAST PIN LEAGUE gone by he will place his name upon at Wheaton, but again failed begin on February 9 and continue ney, as they are anxious to make up JOE STECHER DEFEATS PITTSBURG OUTCLASSES champions. a place In the championship division. wee previous Car- the list of national ' to through the to the for their recent defeat at the hands of Official figures on the local Dowlers PE N N STATE, 31 TO 0 history of. golf on this side Those two reversals helped him , The fTOHl nival A. L. Castle and William Eklund. CHARLES CUTLER IN in the Pacific Coast Bowling League Atlantic reveals no other in- .v Vila mnma. far Leading Event These players will tour- of the .vAf Via dlil mmm to tne four enter the. show J. W. Canario leading in the PITTSBURG, Pa., Nov. 30. The of a golfer playing so brilliant- perieci "ucu In many respects this arrangement ney and it is expected the Mar- CHICAGO MAT CONTEST stance national open that averages with a mark. of 186.77. Tin- University of Pittsburg, by completely ly at so tender an age, but it does front by winning the would be ideal, as there are a number shall brothers of Ililo and also Horn- ker and Wikander are running a close outclassing Pennsylvania State Col- ever since the game was championship in 1913 at the age of 20 CHICAGO, 111.. Nov. 30. Joe show that of of other events during the Carnival er will play. race for second . place with only .07 lege, won the annual Thanksgiving over here youthful golfers he played goir that was the result period court Ladle Nebraska, giving 13 pounds brought occupy education which detract from the to Play Stecher of separating the two. Tinker has. an football game here this afternoon, 31 been prone to seek and careful practise and of his - wrestling have -- game, and It Is certain that with the A feature that promises to be an In weight- won the match average of 182.33 and Wikander 182.20. to 0. Pitt scored in every period ex- highest places. Champions who in the hard school of experience. tourney a tour- tonight from Charles Cutler of the of the Atlantic held one week before attraction during the February here The figures as compiled by Official cept the fourth, when Pennsylvania won titles before they reached On the other side large ney Chicago In straight falls. their uncom- of thing his hap- attendance will be the result. will be the entrance of the fair Scorer W. A. Raseman follow:: state braced and held firm against the their majority have not been much the same sort The matches will be held on the Bere- sex In a number of events. There will Cutler was downed first in 19 min- charging of Jerome D. discussing the lowing of Names Games. Ave. the heavier team. When mon, and among them are pened. In !n tania courts, an Ideal location for the be ladies' singles and mixed doubles, utes 40 seconds,-Steche- r using the Canario, J. W. 9 .186.77 the final whistle sounded the ball was H. Chandler Egan, Robert A. Jones in an article events, many half nelson. Travers, of GolfPJied as businessmen will be giving some of the local players an scissors hold and the Tinker, C. W...... 6 182.23 In Pitt'8 possession in the center of Gardner and Francis Ouimet. It is Se current Issue grated able-to- . play won fall in seven -- .11... attend, whereas they would opportunity to with the visitors. Stecher the second Wikander, C. 15 1 82.20 the field. .. . fact that they also (New York) HaroU toj a rather notable -- hardly find the time to journey out to It Is understood that Miss Vera Bey-fus- s minutes 24' Seconds, using the same Chamberlin, J. C... .. 15 180.86 belong to that even more select com- the appearance ok w , open ch.mplo0.wp Kaplolani park. will remain in Honolulu , until holds. Cutler . weighed 220 pounds O. 176.33 NOTRE DAME GIVES golfers who have Soares, P 9 pany of American . tn. BritU. Dr. Sumner Hardy, one of the lead- after the Carnival, and as she recently and Stscher 205. Scott, L. 6 168.66 natlonarchampion-shlps- ...... HUSKERS A TROUNCING won two or more ing lights in the tennis world, will captured the title here, her work will John Billltzer of Toledo, lightweight Hall, P, C 3 .168.00 Those who gain the heights to win Joe ; to stay arrange to bring a California doubles be watched with interest champion, was, unable from Scott R. E. , 3 164.33 LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 30. Notre early in life seem to be able team here in February. Johnston is In the last match Miss Beyfuss and Smith 'it Chicago. 'Billltzer took the Mills, G. 3 16200 ...... Dame .today defeated Nebraska on there.";;' )':':: ,.; almost certain to be tie choice, while Miss Maile Vicars of Hilo put up a first fall, SmitV the second and the Winne, J...... 3 160.00 the football field by a score of 20 to Exception en- Louis James Ftrachan, Johns , or some other coast great exhibition, and the tennis third was a draw. Gear, H. V 3 ; 152.33 0. victory was cut de- great young gof- The clean and Furthermore, the - star, will be the second entry.. Hardy's will be watching for anoth- - ap- SUr '.-- thusiasts cisive. ers of the past all served their YAlthough - visits to Hawaii have been a big boost er duel between these players. Miss CHARLEY DALY SAYS With a marked advantage in weight before entering the cham- the S,0"6 game, THESE FELL0WS.CAN prenticeship wan to the and the Pacific coast Ruth Anderson has improved her play to begin Notre- - Dame brought and Bobby Jones has A with, ont pionship realm, mS wiS they reached the cham- authority always has a good word for to a great extent and will perhaps be - ARMY TEAM STRONGEST BOWL LITTLE BIT a variety of attacks and display of to feel that his failure fie of com- no heights, the Hawaii. . selected as one of the players to Merlon was pionship on-Ap- rs " speed that at times fairly bewildered "each the top at youthful pete No'v. i ' expectedL golf He Ceat Kumagat In the tourney. WEST POINT. N. Y. Lieut. Chas. TAMPA. Fla.. 24. Rolling ; Sore should have women's hasU the Cornhuskars. Bergman, the , than he Miss Beatrix Hoyt, wno George Church, is fhe player who . In addition to , this trio there are D. Daly; head coach of the army foot- against ihe Nationals in the Cigar City speedy back of the visitors, was the James is about the only golfer too tn fol- Louis in national championship, Kimagae out of the running in Mrs. Richard Ivers, who did not play team this year, gave out the Bowling League, the Centro Asturiaho the--fir-st championship three fent ball particular star of the game. won the" American folf. wa. the national championships, and his in the recent tourney; Mrs. Graham, lowing statement for publication to- Club's five last night" made what Is wh?cn entered, and he is famous early day. of he inly --1G when she gained her victories . over McLonghlln and his Mrs. Hind, Mrs. Conningham, Mrs. day.... said by league officials to be a new champion who was never about BOWLING MATCH TONIGHT one , Margaret Curtis, l ard fought match with Murray will Gordon and the Misses -- Capps, Willi- "The army coaches believe that the world's record for five-ma- n teams on SarS again after his triumph first title. Miss from pre- Hoyt. won the naUonal I erhaps give him a rating of at least ams, Hopper, Schaefer and WTlcke. 1916 army team could defeat any team regulation alleys in competition. The attempt undoubtedly would who. like Miss The Financiers will to take Bobby Jones thrPA times. Played in the No. 3 or No. 4 when the tennis rank- Other stars are coming to the fore, In the country. The 1916 team was total score was 3513." an average to- fooUteps of Mwn of the measure of the Territorials fer to follow in the tourney in 1897 when ings are announced. He is acknowl- and by February some new talent may as effective as the army team of 1914, 11,71. The low man rolled 637 and Bowling Egan and Gardner championship night in the Commercial Travers, Ouimet. only 13 year, old and made edged to be one of the greatest play- be eligible. All in all. the matches and its exceptionally hlghgrade per- high man rolled 736. The Nationals al- rather distressing she was League match on the Y. M. C. A. than to emulate the showing, being beaten In th.e ers in the game In service and over- should be by far the best that has! sonnel rates it with the strongest rolled ;S04. Tne previous record Is leys. up on al- by James. a fine The teams line the example set ti. by Mis. Hoyt. who waa head strokes, and although lie has a ever been offered to local enthusiasts. teams in the history of the game. Ex- held by the Rochester State League leys promptly at 7:30 o'clock and the Any one who wants to know ho first round cept for one period in the final game team, with 3497, against Syracuse in to then at the height ot her fame. fans are Invited to be present. long it took Travers evelopjhe present national woman cham- POLLARD COULD NOT GET VARNELL SELECTS STAR it was never pressed. Only those 1913, according to information avail- Lineups tonight will ultimately The be: game which pion. Miss Alexa W. Stirling, la only really expert In the game of football able here. Financiers O. Soares, W. A. In five national championships AWAY IN COLGATE TIME PLAYERS OF NORTHWEST P. victory 19 years old, but met defeat In two can appreciate properly the great pow- Raseman, H. Morgan, Stephens, Mil- only to visit the clubhouse of the need Cove, national championships before .he er of this year's army team" U. S. C. ELEVEN LOSES ton, Wilcox, Henry, Cooper, G. t., Nassau Country Club, at Glen PROVIDENCE, R. I- Nov. 30. The SPOKANE, Wash., 2. All gained the high place that is now - Dec TO OREGON AGGIES ; I. Hung on the wall of the cafe Colgate eleven administered a crush- U en- hers. Even before .he first came Northwest football conference teams TURKEY DAY RESULTS Territorials Wikander, Tinker, J. Is a silver plate on which are ing defeat to Brown University' foot- and all Pacific Coast conference cham- North to play at Nassau, two years LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30 Oregon W. Canario, Bent, Merriam, Andrews, graved the names of th. club competed in ball team today. The score was 28 to teams were picked today by George p ago, Miss Stirling had Washington 14, 7. Agricultural College defeated the Uni Woolaway. pions and runners-u- since the organi- 0. game started, on a field M. Varnell, who California women's Southern championship, The that refereed the big versity of Southern California eleven early days.- - And on that plate the was soggy and slippery and made wet- games of the conference. U. C. Freshmen 3, Davis Farm 0. zation's and, although unsuccessful, bad play- First and Oregon Aggies 16, U. S. C. 7. here today, 16 to 7, In a game marred WALTER MILLER WINNER may be found the name of leroras D. ter occasionally by showers. Between second teams In each were po- ed some splendid golf. conference Penn 23, Cornell S. by rough p?aying, for which both sides Travers appearing In the humble second and third periods the rain chosen. p the The confer- were penalized .frequently which BILLINGS, 2. of runner-u- to sucL well known to steady downpour, making ence - Colgate 28, Brown 0. and Mont., Dec. Walter sition settled a teams follow: In McNeil Oregon being SL golfers are Howard F. Whitney and uiMtu if! b field a muddy pool, a condition Notre Dame 10, Nebraska 0. resulted of Miller of Paul and Mike Yokel of mts iinuvtis the FIRST TEAM ' Oregon sent to the sidelines. Salt Lake City tonight Findlay S. Douglas. Jerry was a boy PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to that prevented Brown' light and Position. 27, Multnomah 0. wrestled here middle-weig- ht unsuc- Missouri 13, Kansas 0. Oregon took the lead at the begin- for the championship of only 15 or 16 when he tried cure blind, bleeding, itchir ; or pro- epeedy backfleld from showing to its Risely, U. of O...... Center championship ' ' Fordham 14, Villanova 7. ning of the second period on' New- and, while each won a fall, the decis- cessfully to win the of 14 or best advantage. Snyder, U.'of v...:-- - truding PILES inS to day. O...... '.Guard touchdown. ion was be- bis own club. Brown was never dangerous. Col- Seagrave, U. of W W. and J. 12, Rutgers 9. man's Near the end of awarded to the former money refunded. Manufactured by ...Guard the second period Conn kicked a goal cause Yokel was in no The national championship wa3 held gate's heavy and powerful backfleld Beckett, U. of O.. Tackle Pittsburg 31. Penn State 0. condition to Colo. Aggies S2, Colo. 14. from the field. Both teams scored a respond at the call of time. Yokel at Nassau In 1903, and Travers, then the PARIS MEDICINE CO., 3t. Louis. gained almost at will, while her line Grimm, U. of W '...... Tackle against Brown Denver 21, Colo. Mines 0. ' touchdown and goal from touchdown won the first fall in an hour and 12 enly 16, entered and was beaten in U. S. A. was a stone wall the Loomis, W. S. C...... End ' Mitchell, U. I...... Crelghton 20, South Dakota 13. ' In the inal period. minutes and Miller the second in attacks. of O...... End eight minutes. Pollard, Brown' negro halfback, Hutlngton. U. . . . . Wabash 14, Marquette 7. of O...... Quarter MULTNOMAH ELEVEN was a tower of strength for the home Conn, O. A. C...... Halfback Wash. U. 9, St Louis U. 0. LOSES TO OREGON, 27 TO 0 U. S. DAYLIGHT SAVING . team on both the offense and defense, Parsons, U. of O...... Halfback W. S. C. 46, Whitman 0. v tut had no chance to get away on Murphy, U. of Fullback Kansas Aggies 47, Washburn 0. PLAN IS BEING URGED the treacherous field. Annan of W...... Colo. Cole 21. Utah 6. PORTLAND, Otc, Nov. 30. Little trouble was experienced by Uni- Crown In the closing minutes of play SECOND TEAM Georgetown 41, Geo. Wash. 7. the NEW YORK, N. Y. The adoption made the longest run of the game, 43 Muhlenberg 7, Ursinus 7. versity of Oregon football team, state of the daylight saving plan Position. champions, in defeating by( setting yards, but the team lacked the punch Langdon, W. S. Rochester 10, Vermont 6. the Multno- the clock forward one the 1917 C...... Center mah Athletic Club hourin to follow up the advantage. Morrison, U. of W. .. Miami 34, Cincinnati 0. eleven of Portland United States, through public concur- ....Guard here today, 27 to 0. In a looso game This wa Brown' first defeat this McNeill. O. A. C Western Reserve 27, Case 6. rence, from May 1 to September 30, ....Guard on a heavy field. . season. Brooke, O A. , . .Tackle New Mexico 51, New Mexico A. and 1917, will bo considered at a national U. C... M. 0. Johnny Parsons," Oregon half, made Bartlett. of O...... Tackle one daylight saving convention to be held ALL-STA-R ELEVEN OF the long run of the game" when Tegert, U. of O...... End Henry Kendall 117, Missouri M. 0. on January 30, and 31 next, plans for THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS Zimmerman, W. S. Baylor 32, Texas C. U. 14. he circled an end for 32 yards to a C...... End , touchdown. which were announced here today. Durham. W. S. ..Quarter Texas 21, Te.cas Aggies 7. Chambers of commerce DENVER, Col , Dec 2. The all-sta- r C... and boards Noble. U. of W...... Halfback Rice Institute 47, Arizona 16. of trade throughout the country will Calemckiir team of the Rocky Mountain Bangs, W. S. U. 41, Oklahoma Aggies DUNDEE IS GIVEN A football C...... Halfback Oklahoma . be represented and the Governors of Intercollegiate Conference for the sea- Hooper, Whitman. .1 . .Fullback T BEATING . BY WALLACE upon the votes of all states, the Mayors of 150 cities, son of 1916, based Georgia 3, Alabama 0. the American All-Pacif- NEW YORK, N. Y Bankers' Association eight conference school coaches, The ic Coast conference Georgia Tech. 33, Auburn 7. Nov. 30. In a the 10-rou- and state banking organizations, compiled by the Associated Press, is teams follow: Transylvania 13, Louisville 0. fast bout today Eddie Wal- the lace shaded Johnny Dundee. American Federation of Labor and given as follows: - . FIRST TEAM Ames 33, Drake 14. Wallace knocked Dundee down a count of various other commercial, financial, Robinson, Colorado Ag. College, Position. Bucknell 8, Lebanon 0. , for labor re- Risley, U. of O Gettysburg 14. two in the fourth round and Dundee and scientific bodies will be richt end...... Center F. and M. 21, his opponent quested to delegates. Pelt, University of Utah, left Snyder, U. of O. 0, Kentucky 0. sent staggering to the send ...... Guard Tennessee State ropes in the ninth. A committee appointed by ' ' Seagrave. U. of 0, 0. Marcus end. W...... Guard Vanderbilt Sewanee Wallace weighed 128 Dundee M. president Heitxman, Colorado School of Mines, Beckett, U. of . . , . .Tackle Mississippi Ag. 21, Arkansas 7. and Marks, of the bureau of O...... 129 pounds. - : Manhattan, will ' v Monlux, U. of C...... Md. A. C. 54, Johns Hopkins 0. endeavor to learn i t tackle...... Tackle Attorney-Genera- 4e CoL, from the l of the r-r-i- Colorado left tackle. Montgomery, U. of C...... End Bucknell 8, Lebanon 0. FOR SALE AUiVorth, Denver University, right Mitchell,' U. of O...... End Va. Poly. 23, Va. Mil 13. United States whether it is constitu- ' " : , j tional for Congress to enact a daylight j. , Huntington, U. of O...... Quarter Citadel 20. S. Carolina 0. '"v.'orth, Colorado School ot Mines, Brooks, U. of C...... Halfback W. and U 21. N. C. Aggies 0. saving law. The committee has been Nicholls, Colorado Ag. College, Sharpe, U. of C...... Halfback Louisville 14, Tulane 14. informed by the legislative reference i r i - Murphy, U. of ; bureau in Washington such a f-- J left guard. W...... Fullback N. Carolina 7, Virginia 0. that fcr - all Taylor, Colorado College, left half- statute is not constitutional. sizes and styles SECOND TEAM PITTSBURG IS RANKED A scientific study of daylight sa v-i- Anderson. Denver University, right Position. BEST FOOTBALL TEAM is being made by Professor Har- Russell. U. of C...... Center old Jacoby, astronomer of Columbia AT 1:?e"artson ; Colorado Ag. College, Morrison, U. of W...... Guard NEW YORK. N. Y Dec. 2. I)cal University. McNeil. O. A. C ...... Guard experts are busily-engage- d in ranking A report prepared by the commit- ff laToney,5 quar-tcrbac- k. -- Denver University, Bartlett. U. of O ...... Tackle the big football teams on their show- tee, based . upon an analysis of annual Grimm, U. of W...... Tackle ing during the season just closed. Ma- HARROW reports of public lighting corporations m'tm Tegert, U. of O...... End jority opinion favors giving the palm of the United States estimates that Bordentown, Bissett, O. A. Mrs. Bertha Cook of C...... End to "Pittsburg, which went through the proposed plan would effect a sav- Star-Bullet- dead In her borne Johnson, U. of W... Quarter without a defeat. Colgate has been jiwfitCOLLARS ing of upward of $40,000,000 in the in v j was found Monteith, Office itb back ot ner hed blown eff U. of O.. .Halfback placed second on the strength of Us pfwple's gas and electric bills next the Noble. U. of un- W...... Halfback defeat over Brown. Army, another arc curc cut to fit the sum me. :: the na- Newman, O. A. Fullback third, Brown WTniev7s entered the store or C... r defeated eleven, is and shoulders perfectly 125 Merchant Street of Nawar fourth. Yale is placed ahead of Har- Dr. W, Oilman Thompson, professor tional Food Company Dr. safe and escapea William Finder Jr. of Troy. N. vard, with Pennsylvania and Prince- of medicine at Cornell since 1898, re- j blew open the T.. well known pathologist, is dead. ton down the line. signed. . . with $242 in cash. STAB-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, THUBSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 191C. TITTUTF.ra

An Under -- Sea Wonderland gress is the marine garden at Haleiwa. Clearly and comfort- Fo Holly is a perfect . ably seen from the twin-eD?rin- e, glass bottom boat "Santa Calls most Catalina," at Haleiwa Hotel. Everyone entHusiastic flour fo r making bread , who sees it. Also bathing, boating, golf and tennis. President Wilson's- message at the . have entrusted us with the responsi- - because the opportunity is ; here and Ho- l :u... .1 j...., j r OAHU'S FAVORITE RESORT oieniug of Congress, received in may escape us if we hesitate or delay. nolulu by mail last night, is brief, guarding them in such matters would In argument for the proposed am-- 1 biscui t s, c ake and all I simple and in . some respects more find it hard, believe, to excuse a endments of the organic law of Portol HALEIWA HOTEL nearly a routine document than any failure to act upon ihtse. grave mat- Rico is brief and conclusive. The 8. message Mr. iion has sent to ters or tny unnecessary postponement present laws governing the island and pastry. Congress. of action upon them. regulating the rights and privileges of It does, however, carry important Not only does the Interstate Com- its people are not just. We have cre- recommendations on the Interstate merce Commission now find it practi- ated expectations of : extended privi- " Commerce Commission and the Adam-so- n cally impossible, with its present mem- lege which we have not satisfied. '.'3 vj, eight-hou- r law. bership and organization, to perform There is uneasiness among the people The president, speaking to the two its great functions promptly and thor- of the island and even a suspicious 5 houses jointly assembled on December oughly but it is not unlikely that it doubt with regard to our intentions Beautiful 5, said:.' may presently be found advisable to concerning them which the adoption '7j(Q) Gentlemen of the Congress: add to its duties stUl others equally of the pending, measure would happily In fulfilling at this time the duty heavy and exacting. It must first be remove. We do not doubt what we laid ujon me by the Constitution of perfected as an administrative instru- wish to do in any essential, particular. communicating to you from' time to ment...-. We ought to do It at once. . Oriental time "information- of the state of the More Arbitration Needed There are other matters already ad- Union and recommending to your con- The country cannot and should not vanced to the stage of conference be- sideration such legislative measures consent to remain any longer exposed tween the two houses of which it is The Unbleached Flour as may be judged ne essary and ex- to profouml industrial disturbances not necessary that I should speak. pedient I shall continue the practise, for lack of additional means p arbi- Some practicable basis of agreement Novelties ' which J hope; has been acceptable to tration and conciliation which the concerning them w ill no doubt be you, of. leaving to the reports of the Congress can easily and promptly sup- found ahd action taken upon them. Atm'iicaii fliMir inill agree Inasmuch us this Is, gentlemen, several heads of the executive depart- ply. And all will that there have lVJU'iieil :luu::i in Japanese Fans, Lan- ments the elaboration of the detailed must be no doubt as to the power of probably the last occasion I shall have -- needs of the public service and con- the Executive to make immediate and to address the Sixty-fourt- h Congress. pt'ilVotioii in flour reo,as.H.l,iiiyci terns and dainty Orien- fine myself to those matters of more uninterrupted use of the railroads for I hope that you will permit me to say general public policy with which it the concentration of the military forc- with what genuine pleasure and satis- lnanutaotui e, yt Ik tal Silks and Crepes. necessary es of the natioa wherever they are faction I have cooperated with you in Eeems and feasible to deal olint;-- t ft at the resent session of the Congres. needed and whenever they are needed. the many : measures of constructive nutjority t!u policy w I realize the limitations of time un- This is a program of regulation, pre- with hich you have enriched injurious process of der which you will necessarily act at vention, and administrative efficiency the legislative annals of the country. this session and shall make my sug which argues its own case in the mere It has been a privilege to labor in eheinieallv tlvleaclunir statement of it. With regard to one such company. I take the liberty of T7 gestions as few as possible; but there were some, things left undone at the of its items, the increase in the effi- congratulating you upon the comple- to iive it an artificial' tion of a record of rare serviceable-nes- s last session which there will now ciency of the Interstate Commerce whiteness. .lust as be time to complete and which it Commission, the House of Represen- and distinction. seems necessary in the interest of the tatives has already acted; its action 109-11- 1989-516- 7 beautiful and far 5 N; King St. Phones public to do at once. - needs only the concurrence of the ARMY SERGEANT WILL THK THE RAILROAD SITUATION Senate. '.' in ox e wholesome In the first place. It seems to me im- I would to recommend, and INSTRUCT GUARDSMEN JlIBLEACHEDli peratively necessary that the earliest I dare say the Congress would hesi- ON EQUIPMENT CARE bread can be made PLOUR: to upon suggestion possible consideration and action tate act the should w i i n miiiieacne I, should be accorded the remaining I make it, that any man in any occu- Quartermaster Sergt. Eber Sharp, measures of the program of settle- pation should be obliged by law to Q. M. C, has been detailed by army flour, of I oc- continue in an employment he natural Week-En- ment and regulation which had which orders to duty with the National Guard the d the casion to recommend to you at the desired to leave. To pass a law which of now creamv white color. Spend at or prevented Hawaii. Sharp is at Jefferson close it your last session in view of forbade the individual Barracks, Mo., and will arrive here the public dangers disclosed by the workman to leave his Work before re- on January transport. He wjll ceiving approval ' In the be unaccommodated difficulties which the of society given the duty of instructing quarter- then existed, and which still unhap- doing so would be to adopt a new prin- ciple jurisprudence I masters of the local guard regarding pily continue to exist, between the into our which of federal equipment. railroads of the country and their loco- take it for granted we are not pre- thetcare Ask your Grocer for motive engineers, conductors and pared to Introduce. But the proposal CLUb'gIVING ' NON-CO- M trainmen. v ': that the operation of the railways of V r : country Holly ami I then recommended: the shall not be stopped or DANCE AT BIG ARMORY Flour : First, immediate provision for the interrupted by the concerted action of reor- organized bodies of men until a pub enlargement and administrative Dancing armory Satur- 4000 Elevation Commerce lic investigation shall have been in- at the next Feet ganization of the Interstate day night will be auspices Refer to Commission along the lines embodied stituted which shall make the 'whofe under the recently passed by question at issue plain for the judg- of the newly reorganized Gool, Invigorating in the bill the Officers' Club and special house of representatives and now ment of the. opinion of the nation is not to propose any. principle. decorations will be provided. LEAVE HONOLULU SATURDAY ...... 3 P. M. awaiting action by the senate; in or- such der that the commission may be en- It is based upon the very different A prize will be given for 'the best RETURN TUESDAY ...... 7 A. M. abled lo deal with the many great principle that the concerted action of waltz by any couple attending the Patal Scheicl ;& Co and various duties now devolving upon powerful bodies of men shall not be dance, and refreshments will be free. it with a promptness and thorough- permitted to stop' the industrial pro Admission charges are "0 cents for Honolulu ness which are, with its present con- cesses of the nation, at any rate be- gentlemen, and ladies free. Hawaiian All expenses, $30.00 means of, action, practi- fore the nation shall have had an op- music will be a feature. Dancing wfll stitution and , ' i for T. H. " Distributors cally impossible. portunity t& atquafnt itself with the last from 8' o'clock to 11:30 o'clock. Second, the establishment of an merits of the case as between em' This is the first ball given by the club eight-hou- ploye and employer, time to form Its since its reorganization. . Inter-Islan-d Co., Ltd. r day as the legal basis alike Steam Navigation of work and of wages in the employ- opinion upon an impartial statement of the merits, and opportunity to con Like the diminutive lawn mower is a 4941 , ment of all railway employes who are Phone ,f.-- Queen Street actually engaged in the work of op- sider all practical means of concilia new device for shaving, In which a ! $19,00( in negotiable bonds erating trains in an interstate trans- tion or arbitration. I can see nothing spring motor revolves a steel roller Search is being made by detectives ed with " in that proposition but the justifiable with cutting blades as it is drawn Tor a messenger of the Shawraut Na-jan- d securities and about $1000 in portation. ; safeguarding by society of the neces over a man's face. tional Bank of Boston who disappear- - cash. Third; the authorization of the ap- sary processes of its very life. There pointment by the president of a small is nothing arbitrary or unjust in it un- body of men to observe the actual re- less it be arbitrarily and unjustly sults in experience of the adoption of done. It can and should be done with the eight-hou-r day in railway trans-portio- n a run and scrupulous regard ror tne alike for the men and for the interests and liberties of all concern- railroads. ed as well as for tlie permanent inter- FREIGHT RATE INCREASE ests of society itself.. Fourth, explicit approval by the Con- sta&sis Important Matters ; gress of the consideration by the Three matters of capital importance Interstate Commerce Commission of await the action of the Senate which : an increase of freight rates to : meet have already been acted upon by the additional expenditures by the - such House of Representatives: The bill Service- may rendered MiMiMr railroads as have been which greater eight-hou- seeks to extend freedom lias necessary by the adoption of the r of combination to those engaged in day and . which have not been promoting the foreign commerce of I offset by administrative readjustments the country than is now thought by and economies, should the facts dis-- ' some to be legal under the terms of closed justify the increase. the laws against monopoly; the bill & . Fifth, an amendment of the existing amending the present organic law of federal statute which provides for Porto Rico; and, the bill proposing a arbi-tratio- n Quick, Reliable, y the mediation, conciliation and more thorough and systematic regula- of such controversies as the tion of ' the expenditure of money in y present by adding to it a provision elections, commonly Cor- accommo- called the ' that, in case the methods of rupt Practises Act. I need not labor ; a v to be held at dation now provided for should fail, my advice that these measures be en- fullpubl!c Investigation of the merits acted into law. Their urgency lies in We offer the holiday shoppers, hot only those y dispute shall be insti- of every such the manifest circumstances which ) tuted and completed before a strike lender their adoption at this time not those from the other1 or lockout may lawfully be attempted. only opportune but necessary. Even from Honolulu, but And, sixth, the lodgement in the delay would seriously jeopard the in- hands of the executive, of the power, terests of the countryand of the gov- islands, an unusually handy and convenient Bishop Lane, between Kukui and Beretania Streets in case of military necessity, to take ernment; portions such roll- control of such and Immediate passage of bill to banking service. x . ing stock of the railways of the coun- the v may required military regulate the expenditure of money in try as be for elections may seem to be less neces- use and to operate them for military sary - purposes; authority than the immediate enactment of with to draft into the other measures to which I refer; 13, military of the United facilities offered in first class banking Dec. 15, 17 the service because at least two years will elapse Possessing all the any States such train crews and adminis- Doors Open from 2 p. m. to 11:30 p. m. Admission, 25c before another election in which fed- improved service by making special trative official? as the circumstances eral offices are to be filled; but it institution, we have our require for their safe and efficient use. would greatly relieve the public mind rec- comfort of patrons. The second and third of these if this important matter were dealt provisions for the convenience and our y ommendations the Congress immedi- with while the circumstances and the provided with every convenience, in- y ately pcted on it established the dangers to the public morals of the A ladies writing room, eight-hou- r day as the legal basis of present method of obtaining and telephone service, is one of our popular features, o work and wages in tiain service and spending campaign funds stand clear cluding free it authorized the appointment of a under recent observation and the commission to observe and report upon methods of expenditure can be frank- deeming y the practical results, these ly studied in the light of present ex- Our building is situated within easy walking distance the measures most immediately need- perience; and a delay would have the ed; but it postponed action upon the further very serious disadvantage of of the principal shops and hotels. Its interior ar- other suggestions until an opportunity postponing action until another 'elec- rangement permits the rapid transaction of business should be offered for a more deliber- tion was at hand and some special o ate consideration of them. The fourth object connected with it might be and reduces the bothersome routine to a minimum. recommendation I do r.ot deem it ne- thought to be in the mind of those cessary to renew. The power of the who urged it. Action can be taken Interstate Commerce Commission to now with facts for guidance and with- grant an increase of rates on the out suspicion of partisan purpose. Special attention paid accounts women. " of ground referred to is indisputably To Aid Trade clear and a recommendation by the I shall not argue at length the Resources $9,856,317.64 ' Congress with regard to such a mat- of giving a freer hand in ter might seem to draw in question the matter of combined and concerted the scooe of tho commission's authori- effort to those who shall undertake ty or its inclination to do justice w hen the essential enterprise of building up Hand ironers and general laundry there is no reason to doubt either. our export trade. That enterprise The other suggestions the increase will presently, will immediately as- work. Good chance for advancement. in the Interstate Commerce ., Commis- sume, has indeed already assumed, a sion's membership and in its facilities magnitude unprecedented in our ex- for performing its manifold duties, the perience. We have not the necessary provision for full public investigation instrumentalities for its prosecution; it and assessment of industrial disputes, is deemed to be : Apply to Foreman. - doubtful whether , Ltd. r t and the grant to the executive of the they could be created upon an ade- operate rail- power lo control and the quate scale under our present laws. Corner Merchant Phone I567 Alexander Young Hotel Laundry ways when necessary in time1 of war We should clear away all legal ob- and Fort Streets or other like public necessity I now stacles and create a basis of undoubt- very earnestly renew. ed law for it which will give freedom .The necessity for such legislation is without permitting unregulated li- manifest and pressing. Those who cense. The thing must be done now. FOURTEEN HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, Til I'lISPA Y, 'DECEMBER 14, 191G. BY AUTHORITY i r. ACCIDENT BEAUTIFUL AIR Forf fiV ad f r:lt I --- ?ord? INSURANCE Staffer 1916. TO DISCUSS MUNICIPAL enwnea fa a a v w a 25c $5,000 w moi uitfr ino" w POLICY SEWER DEPARTMENTS (Signal Star BalVtin CorrpoBdear FREE PORT SHAFTEK. Dec 11. The -- !n- THICK, WAVY, Never hep committee of Fort Shafter an- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The Standard Accident lnurance Co. nounces that the December dances The Board of Supervisors of the , Travel Without will be held as previously announced City and County of Honolulu will sit CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd i as a Committee of the Whole at its One on December 15 and 29. Thrs an- . FROM DANDRUFF Assembly BjiUlins. .. Agent. nouncement Is made, inasmuch as it Hall. Mclntyre was contemplated changing the Vate of corner of King and Pert Streets, at LOWER' RATES FOR' lA )NJER TERMS December 15th dance to 16th. but this 7:30 o'clock p. m.. on Fridav. Decem- THESE ber 15. 1916, at which it invites a - :;:J - $ 4.50 j was decided against and the dance 7 Davs $1.5') Days ; Draw a Moist Cloth Through Friday, public discussion of the advisability will be held as prearranged holding on of 10 Days, J.KI 45 Days, - $ C.OO Double Beauty 15. holi- of an election issue Hair and its December The Christmas Municipal Bonds to the amount of -- days' will be held on Friday 15 Davs, - L7.V (HJj)ays, - $ 7.50 Once daace J4S0.00O.O0, and Sewer Im- at the 2?th in the headquarters' building. for Water' ; provements, with peti- JO Davs - :.50 !0 Days, - $10:00 in accordance Your Hair! Dandruff Dis- desiring tions of citizens, taxitayers and voters Save Examinations of candidates heretofer presented to said Board.. Hair Stops appointment as second lieutenants in and appears and PhiHriTjino will commence Citizens, taxpayers and voters ihi Srotit all interested generally are invited to Cookery Book Coming Out 1917. filling va- - j cn February 25. In be present and take part indiscusslon. m Philippine fecouts non- cancics the By Order of ''V'".' '', .- '- '..'. Immediate? 'Yes! Certain that's commissioned officers of the regular of nearly 200 HAWAIIAN CO., Ltd. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. . TRUST the Joy of it. Your hair becomes light, army will have precedence over all appears as D. KAIAl?OKALANI, and Bonds wavy, fluffy, abundant and other candidates. City and County Clerk. pages is Stocks as a young V 3BT soft, lustrous and beautiful 38T '6656 Dec. 13, 14. 15 Real Estate Insurance girl's after an application of Dander- The following mutual transfers be-- ; ine. Also try this moisten a cloth tween G Companies of the 2nd and NO. 653 : Sate Deposit Vaults RESOLUTION FREE wiih a little Danderine and carefully 32nd Infantry have been made; Bugler Authorised by law to act as Trustees, Execu-- : draw it through your hair, taking one Will Allen, G Co.. 2nd Infantry, and tie it Resolved by the Board of Su- you at a time. This will Bugler George Klemet, G Co., 32nd. City County of to small strand pervisors of the and and Guardians or tors, Administrators cleanse tbe hair of dust, dirt transferred as privates. Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii, that Here's a great bUj Cookery IWk of nearly 200 pages-fin- elj printed. oil, and in just a few moments XT 35T the sum of Five Hundred Dollars leautifully illustrated crammeil full of splendid tiui tested recipea recipet you have doubled the beauty of your LieuL-Col- . William ft. Dashieli has ($500.00) be and the same is hereby that are economical and practical. hair. A delightful surprise awaits been assigned the command of the appropriated out of all moneys in the The Highlander Cookery Book is the atandard reference work of tens of those whose hair has been neglected Trd Battalion during the absence of Permanent Improvement Fund of the thousands of New Zealand women. Indeed so valuable ia it that it ia sold at or is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or yajor William B. Cochran, who left Treasury of the City and County of a good figure by the Ked Cross Societies of the Dominion. beautifying hair, transport to accom account to be known thin. Besides the oj the December Honolulu for an But theri an absolutely free copy of this splendid work available for jou-Jus- t Danderine dissolves every particle of pany Madame Cochran to the main- - as "Salaries, Payrolls and Inciden- send your name and address and the book will b sent post free by & dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig- tals," said sum to be an advance out Alexander Bank of Fund, the next mail. orates the scalp, forever stopping itch- 3ST 38" of said Permanent Improvement In addition to good recipes in all branchea of cooking, it 'tella about High- ing and falling hair, but what will Co. C, 3rd be reimbursed from all moneys that sets the standard in New Zealand and Sgt. William J. Costelle. to m lander Milk the Condensed Milk that please you most will be4 after a few Engineers. SgL Charles E. Cartney, shall hereafter become available throughout the Pacific. ; improvements in Honolulu weeks usp, when you see new hair Co. B, 1st Class Pvt Carl Harvell, the the fund for street Send to-da- y while there's atill a copy availabla for you addreaa, "Highlander," Baldwin fine and downy at first yes but real- Wil Improvement District, or Limited football olaver of Co. C. and PvL Puunui Otat "A" Fred L. Waldron. Ltd.. Honolulu. Y ly new hair growing ail over the Infantry, were credited upon any sum which may be Aftita Limited liam Drelich, Co. G, 2nd .ny uu scalp. cranted furloughs and left on tne De or become due tronv tne & ;': said im- Issues K. N. K. Letter Danderine is to the hair what fresh cember transport to spend the Christ- County toward the cost of Sugar Factors of Credit and Travelers' showers of rain and sunshine are to mas holidays with their families In provements. j vegetation. It goes right to the roots, Introduced by their mainland homes. ARNOLD, Comrm'ssion through- i Invigorates and strengthens them. Its CIIAS. N. Merchants Checks available ' exhilarating, stimulating and life-pro- -' A. Wheeler, Corps ... Supervisor. CaDt Ravmond Honolulu, Ha- and Insurance Agents out the world. ducing properties cause the hair to of Eneineers. left Saturday morning Date of Introduction: 12, 1916. . j grow long, strong and beautiful. point. waii, December IfiiA on official business at Kahuku I You can surely have pretty, charm-- j 35T 35T 11 Agents for ing, lustrous hair, and lots of it, if Auxiliary Spanish I hereby, certify that the foregoing TRANSFERS ' The Ladies' of the Reading and CABLE you will just get a 25-ce- bottle of hop Resolution passed First Hawaiian Commercial & Stu tr War Veterans held its meeting held by RATES jtvnowlton's Danderine from any drug Mansfield ball, at Fort Shafter, on ArHorui tn nrlnt at a Condensed Company' AT LOWEST in e--n Tuesday, siore or umei couiuer auu u y u u Friday evening. It was a most enjoy the Board of Supervisors 12. 1916, on tne ionowms Haiku Sugar Company. directed. Adv. able but informal affair; about 100 December vote of said board: DresenL The reception r, Taia Plantation Company. nersons were Hatcn, noi-linge- committee consist Ayes: Ahia, Arnold, Agricultural Company. and entertainment Horner, Larsen, Logan. To Maul ed of Mrs. Ernest Ely of Fort Sharter TO 7. Hawaiian Sugar Company. CANNED PINES and Mrs. McNellis of Fort Kameha- - tal thought- - Noes: None. " meha. and as a result of their Kahuku Plantation Company. CO. enjoyed E. BUFFANDEAP, C. BREWER & fulness everyone thoroughly City County Clerk. McBryde Sugar Company. - Deputy and the evening. 6656 Dec. 13, 14, 15 K&hulul Railroad Company. (LIMITED) GO UP IN PRICE 35P 3ET Kauai Railway Company. The heavv rains of the natt week RESOLUTION NO. 657 Kauai Fruit & Land Co., Ltd. have demonstrated the fact that the FACTORS - 8UGAR - given Port- bridee. built by the engineers under Jia Upsnlvwl hv the Board of Su Honolua Ranch. In an interview- to the of 1917 COMMISSION MERCHANTS Oregcnian, which appeared on Capt Howell over the stream bed In pervisors of the City and County land Hawaii, SHIPPPING AND INSURANCE November 24, Theodore Baumann tells the gulcli. Is amply large ana piacea Hnnohilu. Territory of that V of pineapple growing and plantation in such a position that it will be able the sum of Twelve Hundred Dollars AGENTS is hereby labor conditions in Hawaii. He is re- to carry off the water of the winter ($1200.00) be and the same s, moneys ported as follows: and spring mountain-frashet- and appropriated out of all in the TV labor with-the- elevation of thte walk mere Permanent Improvement Fund of the FORT 8T HONOLULU. T. H. "Common canefield commands County for wages from t0 to 80 per cent higher nntrht to be no time when the gulch Treasury of the City and as Purchase PETERS In the Hawaiian Islands at the present should be Impassable, which, however. an account to be known LC. time than before the war. Wages of was frequently the case in the past. Transformer, Electric Light Plant. List of. .Officers, and Director: of class have Presented by men clerks and others that mi HATCH, 210 McCandless Bldg. Prealdent been increased but little. the opportunity offers, F. M. t E. F. BISHOP...... Whenever 'v..'""-':':'- fea- ; Supervisor. f "These are two of the salient Kfoutine Darties of two or more men ROBERTSON...... e Honolulu, T. H. G. H. tures of an Industrial condition exist-in- organizations travel up Honolulu, December 12, 1916. Vice-Preside-nt Manafl from various and in Hawaiian Islands as ex the the mountain ranges In search of foregoing Slocks, R. I VERS...... plained by Theodore Baumann, for evergreens, so that when Christmas I hereby certify that the Vice-Preside- Secretary passed Reading and and merly of Portland, out now an exten- dflv arrives, the company mess halls Resolution First Vlce-Prealde- held by r.t Honolulu. printsat a meeting A. GARTLEY. . . sive pineapple grower near will be decorated with the greens and ordered to 'Pam Bonds, Supervisors on Tuesday, E. A. R. ROSS...... Treasurer "Mr. Baunann said at the Seward festoonings to remind the mem the Board of saw an in- the 12, 191J, on the following ' GEO. R. CARTER.., ..Director Hotel yesterday that he bers of the companies of the good oia December Securities, C. H, COOK E...... Director evitable increase in the price of all mainland. vote of said board: ion the Hol-linge- to high Christmas times Ayes: Ahia, Arnold. Hatch, r, J. R. GALT...... -- Director canned good3, due both the 35T XT the high price of : Homer, Larsen, Logan. To- FOR SALE Negotiated, R. A. COOKE...... Director price of labor and MacVadden, Supply Co., Loans ." "; Wagoner 7. D. G. MAY...... Auditor sugar. Depart- tal Is operator and owner or a 2nd Infantry, is again in the Noes: None. "He the inabil- 400-acr- grows ment hospital as a result his Estates e ranch on which be E. BUFFANDEAU, Trust pineapples. He ity to walk or stand on his feet for Deputy City County Clerk. nearly 2000 tons of great- and to be a clerk for Sealy-Maso- n & any length. of time without the 6656 Dec. 13, 14. 15' used ago of some all sizes and styles Managed Co. of Portland, but just 20 years est suffering. The trouble is MacFad-de- n V he left this state and sought his health long duration, and Wagoner Bishop & Co. and fortune in Hawaii. He has been has been in the hospital several ARMY ORDERS in the pineapple growing business times with the same complaint. BANKERS - ' AT about half of that time. : 35T 3ST ' Nurse Iaura F. Lake, Army Nurse J. F. MORGAN C6., LTD. un- ay 4" Yearly on Savings De- "'We are unable to get many There ha3 been quite a, little trouble Corps, having arrived on the trans- STOCK BROKERS posits. Compounded Twice skilled laborers,' said Mr. Baumann. with the roof of nearly every build- port Sheridan, will proced to the de- Information Furnished and Loans Annually 'We get a few Japanese and a few ing in the cantonment as a result of partment hospital repotting on arrival Made Filipinos, but from Portugal and other the heavy rains, and the officers re- to the commanding officer for 'duty. Merchant Street Star Building European countries we are not able siding in that portion of the garrison The following transfers of enlisted Star-BuUetm- Phone i 572 to get any more laborers.' grateful when the new form of men are Pvt. Ernest E. O accompanied by will be ordered: "Mr. Baumann is roof will be made among the other Chrlstraan, Machine Gun Troop, 4th .. YOKOHAMA SPECIE Mrs. Baumann. They are here visit- contemplated for the Cavalry, Machine Gun Company, 9 - THE andexpect improvements tf The National City Company BANK, LIMITED. ing Mr. Baumann's mother, buildings in the cantonment, 32nd Infantry; Pvt. Bert Finley, Troop 125 Merchant Street to be here a couple of weeks." ,3BT. 3ST Company C, In- New York San Francisco Capital subscribed .yen 4"8,o.0D0 A, 4th Cavalry, to 1st Capital paid up..... yen 30.000,i'0o As a result of the bus service fantry; Pvt Oliver C. Bourdon, Quar- LORD-YOUN- canton- INVESTMENT BONDS Reserve fund ...... yen 20,800,000 G ENGINEERING cn Sundays, to and from the termaster Corps. Schofield Barracks, Sunday k T I n fa ntrv S. AWOKI, Local Manager COURT ment and headquarters, the Pahi "onv tef CO. CALLED INTO pjaavaaaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBaaWaBBBaBaa aaaaaaaaaaBBa, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa H.A.BRUCE school, under the direction of Chaplain 200 Ban of Hawaii Bids. Tel.' IS 1 William Reese Scott, has increased in As an aftermath of the fight cn the members by one-thir- waterfront a few weeks ago between V. L. a nee William Greser and Tom and The 2nd Battalion was engaged InsurDILLINGHAM CO., LTD. Ird-Youn- 5 Hisanrj D. F. Ives, the Engineering Monday in combat exercises in the PHONE 4915 Company, through K. W. Klebahn, was ranges of hills in the north and east Cruoy Utter CJJ rxJh police court on Wednes- Compensation arraigned in end of the Fort Shafter reservation, 1 Fire, Life. Accident, day on charges of withholding wages Ma j. Otho B as risilt cf J9fehanl St. BONDS under command of i SURETY due the two Ives. The case went over The captains command- 1MFEMAX Rcsenbaum. .omorrow. The Ives and W until ing company organizations In the S Greger were all tried in police court exercises were Capt. Robert H. Peck. oaUig. Vreviously cn cross warrants of as- Claire R. Bennett, Joseph A. McAn sault and discharged. R. Fredendall. ' j Llyod . : All kinds of drew and Dcss est A FOR RENT 35T 3S mi? FOR It is estimated that the daily at- has been Kleetrjclty. gas, screen In all houses ; CHRISTMAS BOOKS Telegraphic information '' moving pictUie arriving lists. house in town: t21. I tendance at theaters received that the transport more than 12 2- - edroom house; fine location; $25. CHILDREN in the United States is tonight will have on board enlisted house; garage; $35. Hotel Street 23,000,000. men for the engineers and three en : ARLEIGH'S 3- - bedroom house; garage; $30. listed men for the 2nd Infantry. 3KT 35T J. H. SCHNACK A request for three 842 .; Telephone 3633 Kaahumanu St.. A PrercctiTe of (nfectioa of ed officers to be appointed, one eacb from the 2nd Infantry Engineers and the Macoas Membrane Signal Corps, has been made by the MoneytoLoan Carnival authorities in order that Y. TAKAKUWA &C0. (Bor n4 tsSuMd eoniltlraa ci tb these appointees act in conjunction .; . ; INSURANCE COMPANY OF Limited HOME vlttevt Mia. atata r odor, tad wltk-- with those making preparations for k HAWA'I, LIMITED nt tha 4nfer atteadut oa taa aa of Vmc6" CRABS, ateuorMa taairta, eartMiie the Carnival ball for the enlisted men packed In 816 Fort Street Telephone 3529 aad atAaa aaaiUrr Each cake y nllH of this department. . Sanitary Cant, wood lined. t is wrapped to Nouanu St.,. Near King Su CHOP SUI Tyree's Acfiseptk Powder 93 North Kina Street TWO TROOPERS LEAVE insure delivery ;to (Between Maur.akea and Smith) exSQUAXJED a A DODcaav 1 v. is an antiseptic M a, CAVALRY AT SCH0FIELD CITY MILL COMPANY. LTD., Call and see our brand new CHOP la aatraigy kimten fml-eld- you sanit- tkwaVa WuaUy rtHrrm laflio-and- oa in a importers of beat iurub-.- r nd bulldUi, SUI HOUSE Everything Neat wl tafertM tlawoa. TTRKK'B P soap, made for K hi aalckly P Pril ls' ujd r e: and Clean aJTrSKPTIO POWDER la ana Two of Troop G, 4th Cav- ary low. fiv.' S5-ee- members condition ii'aterials caaUr prepared, a at box making u u Nursery, Toilet your order-promp- t attention wtienn Tables may be reserved by phone. twa (Ulm at aaraUeaa. ataAdard intl- - alry Pvts. Fted Jefferson and Ches- ?jp Urg or smalL We have built hun- No. 1713 oiaoaa. wma Boa trca aampta ter Lekavage have been listed as de- and to retain R and general - 5 dreds of hocsea In this city with per- serters, both having left Scfcofield a a f ..- a rX fect saiisfacUon. Ii you want to build 25c.50cfSl Barracks on October 10, 1916. it's original purposes confult nt. Jefferson is 26 years and eight delicate perfume. XiTYREE, Cfcemut, Inc. months of age, has blue eyes, dark ' Has a most pleasing Wmaklata. D. C. brown hair and fair complexion. He Made the clean- FOR Extinguishers weighs 135 pounds and is about five in SALE AT ALL effect on delicate skin, Pyrenefire lf and one-ha- feet in height est most sanitary fact- Lekavage is 20 years and four besides making it hWtiitni months of age, has blue eyes, light ory in the world. DRUG STORES healthy and clean. Gaso-Ton- ic lb YREE'S m ANTISEPTIC brown hair, and ruddy complexion. He I STAR-BULLETI- weighs 150 pounds GIVES YOU PQWDEfWi i and is five foft Acetylene Lflht Agency Co, ttt TODAYi UEWS TfDAY aaTlliJlTlllh and fight inches In height. IIOXOLULU STAU - BULLKTLW TIHUSDAV. DKCEMliKi: 14. VMG nmasN

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BUSINESS PERSONALS LOST STAR-BULLETI- BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS GUIDE HONOLULU N FOR SALE FOR SALE BOATMAKER CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS ; DENTISTS Between Tenth avenue and Honolulu SEMI-WEEKL- SALE REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS. DAILY AND Y FOR Iron Works, side lights and tail of- - SuoBcriptlon: DR. C. P. DOWSON Office hours: 3 will Terma No. 1833 Anapunt, near Hastings st; Boatmaker, E. Harada. Phone 5162. Coconut plants for sale, Samoan Ta lights of Mitchell auto. Finder Daily Star-Bulleti- n 75 per month. to 12 a. m, 1 to 5 p. m.; evenings, on return- cents 75 by 125 seven-roo- m 6599 3m riety. Apply . A, D. Hills, Lihue, be suitably recompensed 5 per copy. lot ft ft; BARGAINS IN MACHINERY. 7 to 9 p. m.; Sundays, 9 to 12 a. m. .18 per year, centa cottage, garage, etc.; only $3750; KauaL . . 6277 tf ing same to Wm. Girtz of Honolulu Scu-Week- ly Star-Bulleti- per No. 5 McCorriston Bids. 6568 tf $2 See 923 CAFES AND RESTAURANTS Iron Works. 6655 3t easy terms. Pratt, Fort at CLOSING OUT BUSINESS;. t. year. ' ' T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635. 6561 tf ' CHIROPODIST. Col- Adrertlslns Rates: . The Manhattan Cafe; meals at all . 6298 Dark white striped man's thread- tf - One Saunders Sons power pipe legian brand , suit, in package, be- Classified and Business Announce- House and lot cheap; ave., hours; known for quality and ser- DR. CATHERINE SHUMACHER; 1 fifteenth ing and cutting machine with solid Masonic ments cent per word per each inser- KaimukL Address (7. A. Nichols, you should Harada, fresh cut flowers; tel. 3029. Ho- , tween Young Hotel and from 1 in. to 4 In. pipe. With vice; eat there. room 4, Elite Bldg, opp. Young tion, up to one week. Yow L. & Co., dies ;.', 6121 ;,V;:': Temple Saturday noon. Return to Kwai, Walalae, cor. bolt-thread- s, 63? tf 5 p. - tel; hours 10 a. m. to m. ' Kstimate six words per line. ave., 66.")v 5t an expanding die head for Star-Bulleti- n for reward. 6654 It Twelfth Kaimuki. full set of 6650 lm Per 'line, one week...... 30 cents with chasers and Boston Cafe, coolest place In town. Klmura, flowers, Fort Phone 6147. machine taps from to lVi in. st Bulldog," brindle color. Reward If re- JVr line, two weeks. ....'....40 cents show drop In. Open day 6084-t- f ; ENGINEER. FOR SALE. Includes gauges, wrenches, counter After the HYDRAULIC turned to Dr. Anderson. Keeaumoku Pt line, one month...... 70 cents and night Bijou theater, Hotel st i shaft, reversing pulleys, etc. . and Beretania, 6658 3t iVr I nf.. six. months. ,60 cents ea. mo. " Wakita, plants and ferns of all kinds. Jas. T. Taylor, 511 Stangenwald bldg, upon Twelve-roo- m lodging house, with all One C. R..Zacharia grinding ma- ; 6539 tl lane, off King st. 6106 tf Other rates application. Aloha consulting civil & hydraulic engineer OR STOLEN , rooms taken, at a bargain. Phone 6 foot bed, with sliding table LOST, STRAYED No advertisements of liquors or cer- chine, Columbia Lunch Rooms; quick service 6375-t-f be ac- 2198. 6655 4 1 and adjustable grips, emery and Toyoshtba, King st, opp. Vida Villa tain proprietary medicines will ' pup; 6 months old: buffing wheels. and cleanliness our motto; open day ... 6411 3m PALMISTRY. Collie female cepted. AUTOMOBILES and night Hotel st, opp. BetheL black coat with white breast and ad- fan-blow- er Id replying to advertisements One power and one hand 6518 w collar and feet; tan. spot over each your replies exactly as in forge. tf FURNITURE MME. CLEO, scientific palmist of New dress stated 1913 Cadillac, a fine car for blacksmith's Maui eye; answers to name of "Bonnie." the advertisement easy payraenta. One two h. p. electric motor. York, has returned from the Home. for rent service; on New Cafe. Substantial meals, 2nd-hau- Reward If returned to Castle Orleans d furniture bought sold and County Fair and Is now located at If you are a telephone subscriber, Star-Bulleti- n. One : Apply Box 452, Electric Grinder. moderate. Alakea st, cor. Merchant Rich- 6657 2t -- repaired. Tel. 3115. 254 S. King corner of Ifiione. your advertisement; we 'will 6610 One five h. p. gasolene engine. ' ; Morlshita. street tf 5589 tf 6557- - may consulted charge it. One Davidson boiler feed-pum- 5 6m ards, where she be OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF OtTIt PHONE IS 4911' 1912 Packard Roadster, in good condi- in. by 3 In. v. daily. HEALTH CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Fujikawa, cor. King & tion, $700. Address P. E., Star-Bulleti- n South sts, tel. The lines of the hand shows the Honolulu, Hawaii, Dec. 4, 1916. One steam boiler, locomotive type, 1623; rugs, mirrors, etc, reasonable. of affairs of office. 6608 tf Geo. M. Yamada; concrete, wood and '; powerful influence all WANTED No. 108; one boiler test pump. , ; 6316-t-f - finance, business, p. gasoline engine, stone construction. Estimates fur- .'; life. It shows TENDERS FOR PURCHASE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES One 2U h. Foos love, marriage and health. u 1 Fre 500 or any part amount of 8. C. with dynamo and swtchboard, a nished. Road building, grading, etc. New and i2nd-han- d furniture bought niwM Room 208 McCandless Bldg. Phone Have your hand read by one of WHITE LEGHORN, SETTING All makes of auto and bicycle tires complete electric light plant for from and sold. ; Phone 3098. 1281 Fort st day. 6468-t- f the foremost palmists of the tanilan "TflTlfTPr guar- 2157. 6453-6- m C.l.I . EGGS by Dec. .8. Fertility and tubes; auto accessories; also 25 to 40 lights. May be engaged for lodge or par- THrfps" rebeading, vises, pipe vises, tnr Piirrhaoo nf for the anteed. vulcanizing, retreading, Screw punches, K. Nomura, bunder and contractor; lor entertainments. Office hours, 9 belonglng'to the Board Phone 1840.. Talsho Vulcanizing Co., Ltd., pipe tongs and a great variety of SalkL lamboo furniture; 563 Bereta- chase of hides etc paving, team- . 12, 1 to 6. Evenings by appoint- 6639 excavating, grading, nia t 6078-t-f to of Health, for the period of' six. tf 180 Merchant, Ewa Alakea st , tools, such as swedges, sledges, ing, concrete, crushed rock, sand. ment Phone 3606. 6653 6t January 1st, 1917,-- to 3197. 582 6m as months, from phone blocks, cones, anvils, etc.. such 8. Roofs tOv Repair We guarantee1- - to 125 N. Beretania, phones 2690-748- HAT CLEANER. June 30th, 1917, will be received at required in a well equipped machine G568-- ly BUSINESS GUIDE of Boafd TcT Health stop all leaks. See Lou Rogers or MOTORCYCLES, ETC. shop., the office the lead; others and blacksmith Leading hat cleaners; all kind of hats 12 o'clock noon, Monday, Decern- -' Fred Haviland. We Big bargains In small tools for general until follow. Eureka Paint Co 218 Kaul--; Komeya, Bicycles, Punchbowl & King. CITY CONSTRUCTION CO, cleaned and blocked. 1152 Fort st, SHIRTMAKERS ber 18th, 1916. 6076-t- only a few days more. contractors. 1308 Fort, nr. Kukul. Blaisdell Bldg. Phone 1198. must be for the price per keolanl Bldg phone 2096. f WORKSHOP, Tenders NEILL'S Phone 4490. . 6452 6m 6506 6m YAMATOYA Shirts and pajamas pound for hides delivered on the Terrlesa Preserring Paint Co., also LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY 133-3- 5 Merchant Street Phone 3724 made to order. 1305 Fort st, opp. wharf at Honolulu, on weights ap--v : Co, Nuuanu and Vineyard, Tel. Gravel-Roo- f apecialists, 6652 tf Sanko Watanabe, hats cleaned, Hotel&Rlver ; 2331. 6442 6m Pitch and g, Kukul st, phone aproved by an agent of the Board paper-hangin- : 3151; contracts, building, 6446-3- m ctill at the old staiid, 65 Queen St., One thoroughbred Berkshire boar and of Health. phon? 4981. tf 8 sows, 4 months old; by Mayhew's cement werk, cleans lots. H. Akagi, 1218 Nuuanu st; shlrtmker. required in U. S. Gold FOR RENT 6327 ' JEWELERS Payments Leader V, No. 206423; he by Grand tf 6307 tf Coin immediately after delivery. TUy to learn printing trade. Chance Leader II, world's champion Berk- ac- FURNISHED HOUSES. M. Fujita, contractor and builder, T. MOTOSHIGE, 247 N. King st, opp. The Board will not bind ltseli to go to school half time and get boar, P.-- P. I. E., 1915. No. G. Yam atoya, shirts, 1146 Nuuanu to shire paper hanger. 5002. Aala Park. Watches and jewels; st cept the highest or any bid. full pay. Good chance. Apply to 3304 Monsarrat ave., near Campbell, Desirable houses In various parts of painter, Phone 6451 3m lyr.- - repairing. 6645 tf BOARD OF HEALTH, 6647-t-f 6656 6t .6300 . THE It. K. Thomas, Y. M. C. A. C. Lehmann. the city, furnished and unfurnished, By Its President at $15, $18, $20. $25, $30, $35, $40 and TEA HOUSES left-hande- d H. Monzen, builder and contractor. J. S. B. PRATT, M. D. Set golf, clubs; new or PET STOCK. ' tf up to $125 a month. See list In our 662 Phone 3227. lOt second-hand- . Address A. R,, care S. Beretania st JUNK, Ikesu, best Japanese dinners. T. W. 6648 office. Trent Trust 'Co, Ltd., Fort - 6602 6m ' n. dogs SUr-BulleU- 6571 tf Pure blooded Japanese pug for Oda, prop. Tel. 3212. 6183 tf Ishi-har- between King and Merchant sale; fine Christmas presents. a street Junk bought and sold. Phone 4366. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF CONTRACTORS GENERAL 6407-6- m To rent small furnished cottage close Cigar Store, King and Smith. Aloha Bathhouse and furnished WATCHMAKERS HEALTH Hale Dec. 4, 1916. - young couple. Address ? Honolulu, Hawaii, to town, by 6652 lm cottages with electric lights at HAWAII Building Co, building, paint- MERCHANT TAILOR Star-Bulleti- n. Jewelry bought Box 499, 6654 6t Waialua Beach, by the week or ing, masonry, etc. 1322 Foftt st, Diamonds, watches, FOR SALE. ' Apply M. E. Silva, phone sold and exeb. J. Carlo, Fort st TENDERS FOR BEEF CATTLE room on .WaikikI month. near Kukui. Phone 1195. H. Y. Sang, tailor, 1131 Union, will be received at Young man desires 4-- Sealed tenders 1179, or White 898. , 6616 7m . ..'' 64 5 6 m tf beach. Address Box 498, Star-Bulleti- n. Fine potted plants, ferns and palms. ,' the Board of Health Office until 12 a2-bedroo- 18th, , 6654 4t E. Masahl, Pawaa Junction. One and furnished 83 phone MASSAGE. WOOD AND COAL o'clock noon, Monday, December 6653 U. Yamamoto, S. Kukul st, Leper Settle- ' lm cottage. Phone 1087., 6656 tf 4430; general contractor; building. 1916, for supplying the First-clas- s barber, Apply Silent Bar- electro-neerlng- . tel. for the period of ' 6354 K. Hashimoto massage and Tanaba Co, Pauahl, nr. River st, ment with beef cattle 66-r- MISCELLANEOUS tf ber Shop. . 6t UNFURNISHED HOUSES Nuuanu st, opp Williams 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole- six months from January 1st, 1917, to K. Nekomoto & Co, tel. 4438; general undertaking office, phone 1785. sale and retail. - 6297 tf June 30th, 1917. " Useful Christmas Presents Brass v- " ' HELP .WANTED. m 2 pearl Three bedroom cottage, bath house, contractor, building, painting and 6400-3- Specifications at the Office of the bound Korean cash chest; V garage, gas,-electric- lights, ou the CLEANING Board of girl wanted for general inlay boxes 14 inches and 16 inches papering. $303 ly VACUUM Health. Smart, clean beach, 1805 Kalia road. WaikikI, Ap- MONEY LOANED. Rugs. mats, mattresses, upholstered The Board does not bind Itself to .. and plain cooking. $25. locks; framed large cut velvet housework with ply B. R. Campbell, 1788 Kalia road. furniture, etc, cleaned by vacuum accept the lowest or anv bid. Apply 19 Pauahl street 6P55 tf pictures; Japanese prints and em- K. Segawa, contractor; 604 Beretania. watches '.' 6655 3t ' Money loaned on diamonds, process. Phone 4136, or call 1166 THE BOARD OF HEALTH, broidery; 2 sets, 4 each, V. maho-- '',.' 6076 tf and Jewelry at legal rates. Federal EMPLOYMENT OFFICES Union st. 656T 2m By Its President. . gany book cases with patent locks; 2448 avenue, new, jtwo bed- Loan Office, $5 N. King st B. M. D. ' Kuhio OYEINQ J. S. PRATT, 1 new Alcazar, coal CLEANING AND 6365-t-f - 34 Beretania sW unused rooms, right Of way to beadh. Phone 6648 lOt Y. NakanlsM. ner 5 range, made" this ' HOTELS 4511, 6:30 a. m. to and gas, feet for 4327. 6654 6t Nuuanu. Phone 2 C. I. En., laundry trays. Royal Clothes Cleaning Shop. Tel. 3149 NURSERY 6 p. m, Residence phone, 7096. climate; THE PIERPOINT. ' Transoms can be raised and lowered 3 to 4 at 1071 Beretania street W. 6213 tf device 6246 tf " FURNISHED ROOM8. On the Beach at WaikikI." like window shades with a 4 L. Howard. 6654 tf an Oregon Inventor has patented. Harada, clothes cleaning. TeL 3029. GREAT REDUCTION SALE Furnished bungalows and rooms;r ex- a in Fmniftvnipnt Office. Tel. 4889: TOURISTS, ATTENTION meals; splendid bathing and Doll's wigs made from combings or 6121 tf . on all kinds of"plants and flowers cellent Alapal st, opp. Rapid Transit office. 1000-foo- t clippings, also switches, etc., 1389 opened, The Belvedere, newly from now until December 25. K. boating; promenade pier; All kinds of help furnished. Just cleaned, mountain view; Emma. 6654 4t furnished, strictly first-clas- s rooms; A. B. C. Reno vatory; clothes Nobori, 7410 Kanoa lane, off King beautiful marine and IHIDDEN PUZZLE 6101 tf r- Cas-sid- running water each room; hot and dyed and repaired. Phone 4148. st, near AalapaL 6620 2m terms reasonable. Mrs. John for 2879. : 6202 tf Pacific Employment BureaiL Phone Special made Cotton, Silk Kimonos cold shower; rates reasonable. 1625 6104 tf tel. S. Taka-hash- i, 4136 or call 1166 Union Christmas, moderate prices. Makikf st, Punahou. phone C390. st opp Co NOTICE. 6106 tf King St., Aala Park. 6645 lm ;;:'" . Steam cleaning, Alakea st, nr. Gas C653-- 1 mo. 6234 PAINT AND PAPERHANGING. tf an extended Japanese help of all kinds, male and Nicely furnished, mosquito-proo- f Having returned from 1210 Jt.. Bran and oat bags. Benny & Co., S. Shiraki, 12C2 ftuuanu'; Tel, 4137. trip to the mainland. I will open up a female. G. Hiraoka, Emma rooms, by week or mouth,' between CLOTHING ; : All 11415 street, phone 1420. 6054 tf Ltd, 419 Queeq. st, phone 2143. two car lines. Apply 1038 Alapal. Painting and paperhanging. new cutlery shop at Fort :,.: ...',' 6604 tf 6607 5m Pay for your clothing as convenient-op-en work guaranteed. Bidd submitted about December 15. I have secured ,';:. k5328-t- f sharpen- MISCELLANEOUS a charge account with The free. one of the finest machines for Orchids at Jerri. Phone 2827. Furnished rooms for rent at 1485 ing safety razor blades, which will be y 6436-6- Model Clothiers. Fort 6064 tf Dealers to Increase their business Lillha st, on the car Sine. Inquire st PRINTING in operation shortly after January 1, " selling soda from the Hon. Soda on premises. ' 6592 1( 1917. V phone 3022. FOR 8ALE AND EXCHANGE. x CARPENTERS We do not boait of low prices which Water Wks 1 quality; Do not forget that we are experts 6442 ly Nicely room with private usually ceincide with poor AT HALEIWA Lot 75x230; opp furnished Ito Carpenter Shop, 465 N. King. Fur- to put life, on razors and surgical instruments. family; close in; suitable for couple. but we "know how'' 1612. Halelwa P O., next to Haleiwa brida! niture, cabinets to order. Tel. 2970. go printed matter, Yours for first class work, To bnr furniture; cash. Tel. Phone 4095. , 6554 tf hustle and into CARL MILLER. cottage. M. E. Silva, Tel. 1179, or 6521 6ro and that is w nat talks loudest and White 80S. 6589 lm rooms; higheleva longest Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n Practical Cutler and Grinder. AUCTION BULLETIN Light housekeeping CABINET MAKER. ... f.f,52 12t Uon; close in. Phone 1938. Printing Department 123 Merchant Second-han- d and lenses cameras ." get, ; .;' ;. .,.;'-.;.;- ; ; , : ".; Selling Furniture, all we can at bought sold, or exchanged. Koda 6488 tf Kanal, cabinet maker, Fort&Vlneyard. street SEALED TENDERS. every sale, we never ran 10 get over S96-1- vr graph Shop, Hotel and Union sts Light houekeepTng slnjrle rooms Business and visiting cards, engraved t i mat e on an v lot offered, in ' KSfl7-t- and nnr f printed in attractive Russia Sealed tenders will be received by fact we doubt very much the prob-- Qanzel Place. 112 Vineyard, cr. Fort ENGRAVING or Commissioners up . A patent detachable Board of Harbor Ttne fit. ; 6434-t- f leather case3, ability or nooding marKei wn FOR RENT n 5540-t- "2 p; m. Wednesday, 20, Calling and business cards, mono- cards. Star-Bulleti- office f until December good furniture, as we, have more 1916, the shed extension for Pier Har1-ware- . Single . rooms, S27 Vineyard near grams, wedding an- for ever before for Furni- Sample room, 36xS0; above City Invitations and buyers than Emma. 6'55-5- t nouncements, stationery, etc.; cor- SOpT DRINKt No. 6, Honolulu, T. H. Household effects. whole-Ral- e Inquire City Hardware Co. ture and Star-Bulleti- n The Board of Harbor Commissioners and 6627 tf rect styles. Printing dealers attend each sale, npartm-it- . 125 j Our sodas will make your business reserves the right to reject any or all your OFFICES FOR RENT Merchant st. ' M . . Wit . A I it a miite vMnt that for own grow. Hon. scaa vv aier w ks, tele- tenders."' " paid AUTOMOBILES -- se a little higher price can be A choree suite of office rooms in the FRUITS AND PRODUCE. phone 3022. , 6142 lyr Plans, . specificationi and blank than that offered by a dealer who Gentleman Is willing to rent his CaJil centrally located Elite building on forms of proposal are on file in the sell again a profit, but the gen- Nosan Shokal, watermelons, SAMPLE ROOMS- - Com- buys lo at lac to reliable tourist by the week Hotel street; suitable for any Aala lane office of the . Board of Harbor demand is steady, and what we be or month, with or without driver. teel business or profession. Apply 6099-t- f missioners, Capitol Building Honolulu. preach is self-eviden- t, you want good. quarters tc display lieve and Phone 3732. 6C22 lm to James 8teiner, Room 7. Elit? If , CHARLES R. FORBES, way sell Furniture Hilo, use Csorlo's - that the only to Building. 6628 lm your samples In Chairman, Board of Harbor Commis- AUTUMN LEAVES. Hono- 5940 ' ' that has been used is at the Trips around the island by auto; rea- stors. . tf sionera. Auction Rooms. We quote Mr. sonable rates. Phone 3732. 7, 1916. Find his neighbor. . lulu FOR RENT OR LEASE. Honolulu, December ' Benson as follows: 6622 lm - ' Adelina Patti SODA WATER .6651 lOt REBUS. ''. ;" I my Fur- "The best offer had for Warehouse, Clock Tower Building; CIGARS A gun. ; ': .. ' one-thir-d I comes from the Hon. Soda niture was less by what An electric flash lamp with a bulb possession June 1. Apply Honolulu The best Most of the lead mined in the United YKSTERDAY3. ANSWERS. i Auc- . mm-lt- 1 you ouri, in a is the kind states-Miss- . realized through the Honolulu the shaix cf 'hard a Planing Mill, id.. Fort St.. phone FITZPATRICK EROS. Water Wks. That's States in snie'ted in three Upside down, none at right thuulden mnoy aigualliiij; 61 tion Rooms by J. S. nU:ht hy auiomwinlists. 1510, P. O. ltox 676 6472 If want Telephone 3022. f? lyr Idaho, and Utah. Orchid. SIXTEEN HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- Tl It'lJSDA Y, DKC Kll lIKi: II. V.HC.

BY AUTHORITY on file in the Office of the City and County Clerk. Stewart NOTICE. VII. HEARING. Signal Masonic Temple A Public Hearing respecting the Warning Oceanic Sfieamship Go. PUBLIC HEARING JAN. 2, 1917. proposed improvement will be held by Vi DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO As- f the Board of Supervisors at their I M OF HO PROPOSED PROVEMENT sembly Hall on January 2, 1917, at the FOR SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SYDNEY: TEL STKKET. BETWEEN NUU hour of 7:3 o'clock p. ta., or as soon Weekly Calendar SAN FRANCISCO A KIT AVENUE AND 1US1IOP thereafter as those Interested may be Ventura . : ...... Dec 19 Sierra Dec 25 ff STREET. IN HONOLULU. TERRI heard, at hich time and place a full Sonoma 3 0ary StrMt, ut Unitt wn ...... Jan. Ventura 15 TUESDAY Enropiaa Plan TORY OF HAWAII. opportunity will be given to all per- Sierra 30 ...... Jan. Reg- $1.50 i tfaj it ...... Jan. Masonic Hoard of Relief. rtktut60e Lunch bOc Dtnwef f .00 sons interested to present, suggestions Ventura ...... Feb. 20 Sonoma ...... Feb. 5 ular, 5 u. m. ot fmkhi Meat m Om UuitM statu OWNERS. LESSEES AND objections the proposed improve- la TO THE cr to Aloha Temple No. 1, A. A. O. New eteei and concrete struc- OCCUPANTS OF LANDS ABUT ment or any part or detail thereof.! ;: N. M. S. Special. Installation ture. 350 rooms. 250 connect TING ON SAID STREET PROPOS Dated. Honolulu. Territory of Ha- PRICE $3.50 C. BREWER & CO., LTD. - - - - General Agents of officers. 7:30 p. m. lng bathrooms. Homelike com- ED TO BE ASSESSED FOR THE waii, December 8, 1916. The von Hamm-Youn- g Co Ltd. WEDNESDAY fort rather than unnecessary IMPROVEMENT OFSAID STREET, D. KALAUOKALANI. Hawaiian Lodge No. 21. Spe- expensive luxury, in center of AND TO ALL PERSONS INTER- Clerk. City and County of Honolulu. cial, third degree, 7:30 p. m. theatre, cafe and retail districts. ESTED GENERALLY. 6652 Dec. 8, 9. 11, 12, 13. 14. 15. 16, IS, THURSDAY On car lines transferrin all 19. 20. 1916: Jan. 2. 1917. Automobile Honolulu Chapter No. 1, R. A. over city. Take municipal car-li- ne NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in g M. Staled and election of offi- direct n door Motor Bui accordance vlth Resolution No. 643 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Repaii-in- , Navigation Company cers. 7 p. m. meets trains and steamers. and Resolution Nx 654, the Board of First Judicial Circuit. Territory of datson Honolulu Chapter No. 1. R. A. Hotel Stewart if 'erorniced Hawaii At Chambers In Probate. FRANK COOMBS Jtland W3lqiirm. Cftbl Supen isors of the City and County of M. Special, royal arch degree, 4drM ,Trwti" a b O Cod. Honolulu propose to improve Hotel Bishop and Queen. TeL 2182 730 p. m.-- I. H. Lot. HonoNIu r.eDreenUtiT. Street, in the District of Honolulu In the Matter of the Estate of Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu FRIDAY aforesaid. uDon a frontaee basis. Biart, Deceased. Progres No. 371. Lodge jc I. CHARACTER OF IMPROVEMENT. FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCISCO Special, third degree, 7:30 Hotel Street shall be widened along Order of Notice of Hearing of Peti- n. tr . PLEASANT0N HOTEL thp nrooerties of John D. Detor and tion for Appointpsnt of Admin- - Autos for Hire S. S. Lurline .Dec 13 S. S. Matsonla..... Dee. 13 istrator: ',, SATURDAY LUXURIOUS AND the Estate of James Campbell, be S. S. Wilhelmina ...... Dec 19 19 v 4, O. K. Reading Filing KING A NUUANU AUTO STAND S. S. Lurline...... Dec Harmon Chapter No. COMFORTABLE tween Fort and Bethel streets, in- On and the Petition S. Stated, 7:30 p. m. of Mary Spencer of Honolulu, City S. S. Manoa...... Dec. 26 S. S. Wilhelmina... 27 FIRST-CLAS- S r of all build- ....Dec STRICTLY cluding a reconstruction 4-2-4- LODGE-WEDNES- DAY m pnd County of Honolulu, Territory of -2 SCHOFIELD 100 ROOMS - 50 BATHS ings and other improvements, to con-far- to a new street line which-i- s Hawaii, alleging that Keliiniahiai Phone of aforesaid, died in- Work in trecond degree, 7:30 a continuation of the present prop- Biart Honolulu ' Honolulu aforesaid, on . or p. in. of Hotel Street at Bethel testate at CASTLE C00KE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu erty line about the 28th day of July, 1916, be- SATURDAY Street. W.W.AHANACO. election of ing at the time of her death a resident Stated meeting and HEINIE'S TAVERN II. FRONTAGE TO BE ASSESSED. of said Honolulu, leaving property and Tailor officer for ensuing masonic Most Popular Beach Resort In The entire frontage, both sides in- jursdiction of p. m. the estate within the this King St., between year, 7:30 City cluded, abutting on Hotel Street, to be court necessary to be administered Fort Rates That Are Right assessed for the said proposed im- upon, and praying that Letters of .A- and Bethel American and European Plan provement begins at the southeasterly dministration issue to Trent Trust Com- "On the Beach at Waikiki" . property line of Nuuanu Avenue and pany, Limited, a Hawaiian corpora- TOYO KIS EN KMSHA ends at the northwesterly property tion; '' , line of Bishop Street, excluding the It is Ordered, that Friday, the 2ftth Odd Fellows Hall frontages of John D. Deto-- and the day of December, A. D. 1916. at tte Steamers of the above company will call at and leave Honolulu on Campbell, is Estate of James and hour of 9 o'clock in the forenoon of JORDAN'S , or about the dates mentioned below: divided into zones for assessment on said day, and the courtroom of tnis WOMEN'S APPAREL The ROMAGOr a graduated basis per front foot, as Court, in the Judiciary Building" in FOR THE ORIENT: FOR 8AN FAANCISCO: follows: Honolulu, City and County of Hono A Luxurious Home Hotel 1029 Fort Street S. S. Shinyo 14 S. S. Persia Maru 7 WEEKLY CALENDAR ZONE I Is made up of all that lulu. Territory of Hawaii, be and the Maru...... Dec ...... Dec 1425 Makikl St Phone 3675 of frontage, both sides Hotel Street same are hereby fixed and appointed S. S. Korea Maru ...... Jan. . 9 S. S. Korea Maru .....Dec 19 . included, lying between Nuuanu Av- as the time and place for the hearing MONDAY property S. S. Siberia Maru 23 Harmony Lodge No. 3, 7:30 p. enue and the southeasterly of said petition, at which time and Have You Had Your Feet .....Jan. S. S. Siberia Maru ...... Jan. 2 place all persons concerned may ap- m. Regular meeting. line of Bethel Street ,,FootographedM Yet? 8. S. Tenyo Maru...... Feb. 2 S. S. Tenyo Maru ...... Jan. 9 ALIIOLANI ZONE II is made up of all that pear and show cause, if any they Suburban Hotel, 3320 Walalae Road, why prayer of said petition TUESDAY frontage, both sides of Hotel Street have, the REGAL BOOT SHOP KalmukL Honolulu. On the - no- Lodge No. 1, 7:30 p. included, lying between the southeast- should not be granted, and that CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu Excelsior Car Line. this order be given by publica- meeting. 8 p. m. - erly boundary of Zone I and the north- tice of Fort and Hotel Streets m. Regular Clean, wholesome surroundings; succes- 70th anni-Tersar- y westerly property line of Fort Street tion once . a week for three Celebration of the Star-Bulleti- cool and comfortable rooms; home up sive weeks in the Honolulu of the lodge. atmosphere. Rates reasonable. Phone ZONE III is made of all that frontage, both sides of Hotel Street a newspaper of general circula- 716L WILL C.KINQ, Mgr. printed, published and circulated CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- N ROYAL MAIL WEDNESDAY Included, lying between the southeast- tion, Manufacturers Shoe Co. I4d. LINE in the First Judicial Circuit of the Ter- erly boundary of Zone II and the j Subject to change without notice northwesterly property line of Bishop ritory of Hawaii. ; Dealers in Shoes of Quality THURSDAY Dated at Honolulu, T. H., this 23rd For Victoria, and Vancouver: I For 8uva, Auckland and Sydney Pacific Rebekan Lodge No. 1, Collegian Clothes Street. Yv. 1916. I ' day of November, Niagara 8 Niagara . 27 meeting. ' II I. ASSESSM ENTS PROPOSED. 1051 Fort St. Phone 1782 ...... Dec...... Dec . 7 ; 30 p. m. Regular for By the Court. S I 24 proportion of cost of acquiring Makura ...... Jan. Makura ...... Jan. -- The ' A. DOMINIS, Particular People new land for road widening and for J. DAVIES & GENERAL. AGENTS FRIDAY of the Circuit Court, First Cir- THE0. H. CO., LTD., Polynesia Encampment No. 1, nrldentals to be borne bv abutting Clerk Regular meeting, At THE CLARION properly shall be paid by assessments, cuit, Territory of Hawaii. 7:30 p. m. W. J. Robinson, The Waterhouse Co., Ltd. ; election of trustees. as follows: Zone I Attorney for Petitioner. Underwood Typewriters. ZONE I. The frontaee in 29, Dec. 7, 14 subject to assessment (being 485.5 6640 Nov. 23, " " SATURDA-Y- SPECIAL SALE Floating Palace of the Pacific leet) shall be assessed at the maxi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE YOUNG BUILDING ' Grass Linen and Pongee Waists mum rate of $12.82 per front foot First Circuit Territory of Hawaii ... II. in Zone II Patterns ZONE The frontase At Chambers In Probate. . "S.S. Great Northern" HONOLULU LODGE NO. 1. subject assessment (being 307.4 YEE CHAN & . to UOCIRN . ORDER OF PHOEXlX. CO. feet) shall be assessed at the maxi r&stit and Hart Lunrlou Corner King . In the matter of the Estate of Carl 8Maitai9 TtfLtte Waters and Bethel Streets $52.62 per foot. la mum rate of front O. Foss of. Christiania, Norway, de- JLTrtraS. Will meet their home, corner of 70VR III. The frontaee in Zone III PIANOS XaTHon. r. it Tery ceased. ;';,eJ:' 10 a. m. 8 DAYS TO 6 p. m. Deretasla and Fort street, subject to assessment (being 671.7 Dm. 28 CHICAGO Deo. 80 Thursday evening at 7:20 o'clocic HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd. feet) shall be assessed at the maxi- Notice of Hearing Petition for Admin- - Jan. IS Jaa. 19 MIEIILSTEIN, Acting Leader. $12.82 foot. Fb. 8 9 TO J. J. mum rate of ner front i on. 1107 Fort Street DAYS rb. t FRANK MURRAY, Secretary. ACQUIRED. strati Peb. 25. NEW YORK Mar. 1 IV. NEW LAND TO BE Uar. 16 Mar. 29 The following described land is re T HONOLULU LODGE 116, P. B. O. E. The Petition of L. M. Vetlesen of Ho- r. 8 For Rates, Aor. quired for widening Hotel Street: H., alleging Carl O. Apr. 22 Apr. 28 x . meets In their hall nolulu, T. that May 11 Reservations May 15 x0 Parcel (a) John D. Detor. in- ' ca King SL, near Foss of Christiania, Norway, died CHRISTMAS CARDS and Literature Apply to Portion of L. C. A. 621. Christiania, Norway, in the Sti Fort, erery Friday Rpeinniner this testate at Only Four Nig hts .'fJ at the east corner of month of January, A. D. 1916, leaving ' FRED L VVALDR0N, Ltd., Agents V taning. vuiung piece, said point being the present H. CULMAN ' - property within 'the jurisdiction of this Fort and Qnaaa SU Eooolola ' brothers am cor- west corner of Fort and Hotel Streets, at Sea daily Invited to at-- Beaver Board to Court necessary to be administered the of which referred upon, and praying tliat Letters of Ad- Fort and Hotel Sts. L i tend. for Better Walls i the Government Survey Triangulation FRED B. BUCKLEY, E. R, ministration Issue to L. M. Vetlesen, F R E I G H T and Ceilings- - Station "Punchbowl" are 843.90 reet having this day been filed by said H. DUNSHEE, Sec. south, and 4124.24 west as shown MOVEMENTS OF and feet L. M. Vetlesen in his capacity as" Con--su- l LEWERS & C00KE on Government Survey Map No. 805, Norway Territory of Gruenhagen'a Blue Ribbon TICKETS Honolulu Branch of the at running by of in the MAIL STEAMERS Hal. Also reserratlona NATIONAL GERMAN AMERICAN and true azimuths: Hawaii. any point on the -- 13.20" along northwest ALLIANCE 50 39' feet It is Ordered, that Friday, the 12th mainland. ' side of Fort Street: Chocolates WELLS-FAR- . of the U. 8. A. day of January, A. D. 1917, at 9 o'clock TXSS1L3 TO 1EMTB j See ays M'INERNY PARK along new line; HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. Meetings in K. of P. Hall on 2. 146 2236.65 feet a. m., be and is hereby appointed for GO 4 CO 72 8. 3. 229 14' 13.50 feet along L. C. A. Hotel and Bethel Street! Friday, Dec. 15. 1515 at 7:30 p.m. . Elegant Lots hearing said Petition in the Court King St. Tel. Deun-he- r 621 to new October 28, Norember 25, line: Room of this Court in the Judiciary (No ships arrive.); CHAS. DESKY, Agent 4. 326 45' 37.01 along old line 23. feet, Building Honolulu, City Coun- ; Saturday, 16 point-A- rea in and Cc. TL ISENBERQ, to Initial I.-- PAUL Pres. Merchant, near Fort ty of Honolulu, at which time and IliK Kinau, l. str. , . Secy. 488 square feet. CO. I.-- HACKFELD & CO. C. BOLTE, place all persons concerned may ap- M'CHESNEY COFFEE Kauai Likelike, I. ttr. H. Parcel (b) James Campbell Estate. pear and show cause, if any they have, COFFEE ROASTERS Sunday, Dec. 17 Limited ; Bednnins at the east corner of this , HERMANNS SOEHNE not be I.-- azi why said Petition should Maiii Claudint, I. str. niece, said Doint being by true ' Coffaa Commission Merchants Dealara In Old Kona I.-- H. MIYAKE 146 45' 37.01 feet granted. Kauai ilaui, Likelike, I. sirs. Versammlungen Montags: muths and distance - By the Court Honolulu Molokai, Lanai llikahala, I.-- I. str. HONOLULU ! 0; 8; St. 2-- li Dec. from present west corner of Hotel Merchant Oct Not. i A. K. AONA, 6-1-9; 5-1-9. Oriental Art Goods of 5; Febr. Marx. and Fort Streets, the. Janry. beginning to "".. : Clerk. TXSSZ1S TO SZF1ST General Veraamralungea Decbr. 18 and said noint of referred Honolulu, Dec. 7, 1916. V Triangulation Sta- Dated Marx. 19. Fort, above Beretania Government Survey 651 Dec. 7, 14. 21. 28. KLEMME. Prasident. "Punchbowl." being 812.95 feet Friday, Dec. 15. 0AHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE EMIL tion STEIN WAY Maui Claudine, " C. BOLTE, Sekretar. south, and 4144.53 feet west as shown ANNOUNCEMENT str. on. Government Survey Registered Saturday, Dec. 16 'OUTWARD' HALL I.-- MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, K. OF P. Map No. 805, and running 07 true azi Association of Hilo Kinau, I. str. HalL corner INDIVIDUAL STYLES The Clothes' Cleaners Sunday, Dec. 17 -- in Pythian Fort Meets every muths: Honolulu announces that new prices Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. 'Way Stations 9: 15 a. 3:20 p.m. Bsretanla, atreeta, Friday IN MILLINERY 49 14' 13.50 feet along L. C. A. will (No ships leave.) way id Visiting for clothes cleaning and dyeing For Pearl City, Ewa Mill aad eventn at 7:30 o'clock. ; 21 to S. Reynolds; go on January 1st, 1917, 9:15 a, invited, Direct from New York into effect BAILS SUtlons 17:30 a. brothers cordially Bldg. 146 22112.00 feet along new line; in order to meet increased expenses. 11:30 a, m.. 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. bl, CO, C. -- - v Boston F. BRAN a ' MISS POWER 233 50' 13.90 feet: Uniform prices will prevail. p. X9:Z0 p. p. m. C C-- 5:15 fll:15 , a . akotts-p- . K. R. and 8. Mails are due from the following n . 325 feet along old line; (Signed) ' '. 11:01 4733.04 MESSENGER points as follows: For Wahiawa and teilehuav 55 19' 0.30 feet: CLOTHES CLEANERS' ASSN. a, 2:40 p. m- 5:00 p. to AND 52 O San Francisco Wilhelmina, Tues- - - a.. ll:lt i. 326 4577.90 feet along old line OF HONOLULU. p. m. , day a. m. ( Talking- - Get all the light you are the initial point 6646 2m For LeDeHuat6:00 a. a. Victor Area 1534 square feet. LAUNDRY Vancouver Niagara, Dec. 27. Hachines and Records paying" for by using Edison Manila Siberia Maru, Jan. I. INWARD . . COST. V. ESTIMATES OF Yokohama Korea Mam, Monday a. ArrlTe Hoaolulu from K&aum, Mazda Lamps. J (1) of acquiring new P0ST0FFICE TIME " Cost Waialua and Walanae 8:S8 a. au MUSIC CO. : , land .iu,vvu.vu TABLE FOR MONTH Sydney Ventura. Tuesday a. m. EERGSTH0T.1 .ELECTRIC SHOP Engineer- 5:30 p. m. 2) Incidentals, Honolulu Iron Works Co. Mails will depart for the following Arrive Honolulu from. Ewa Mill and . . . . - 1,000.00 ing, etc. Following Is the pottoffice time- points as follows f Pearl City f7: 45 a. rtL, 8:3 a, nu It subject Agents in Hawaii for San Francisco Korea Maru, 5 p. m. p. nx, 4:24 p. Graduate $41,000.00 table for December. is 11:02 a. nu 1:2 m. DEVELOPING Total cost of improvement. to change if sudden arrangements Monday. Mails close 3:30 p. ra. OPTOMETRIST ENLARGING (3) Proportion of cost to be 4 PRINTING CO. Vancouver Makura, Jan. 5. and OPTICIAN are made for unexpected mail service: ALLIS CHALMERS Arrive Honolulu from Wanlawa and Best In the City borne by the City and UNITED 8TATE3 MAIL STEAMERS Sydney Sierra, Dec. 25. 2S $40,-000.0- 0 Leilehua 9:15 a. m, 1:52 P. D County, of arrive-- from Yokohama China, Dec. 29. A. Y. YEE, O. Honolulu Framing & Steamtrs to 3:59 p. 7:13 p. in. . . . Picture 10.000.00 December- Manila Korea Maru, Jan. 9. Chinese-America- n Bank Supply Cq. two-ho- ui Above 18 ...... The Haleiwa Umittd, a g 1881 Korea Maru .... Yokohama Cor.-Kin- and Nuuarm. Phone HANAN'S BEST SHOES first-clas- s honored), (4) Proportion of cost to be 19 Wilhelmina San Francisco train (only tickets - ...... every Sunday 8:40 assessed against abut- . . I leaves Honolulu at " 19 Ventura ...... Sydney TB15SF0BT SZXTIC1 ting property ...$31,000.00 22 Great Northern. ., .San Francisco a, m. for Haleiwa Hotel; returnlni MEAT GROCERY 1 STORE 10:10 p. m. MARKET & .zones and nr. 25 Sierra San Francisco M'INERNY SHOE Thomas, left Dec. 8 for San Francisco. arrives in Honolulu at ' per stops only City. (5) Rate of assessment 26 Manoa . . ,...... San Francisco Fort, above Klna St. . j Sherman at San Francisco. The Limited at Pearl ; Engineering Co., Ltd. Mill Waianae. ; front foot in Zones I 27 N iagara ...... Vancouver Sheridan left Dec. 14 for Guam and Ewa and ' PHONE 3451 widen-inj- - : Daily. Sunday. JSunday Engineers and Contractors and III for road -- , fExcept 27 Shimpo Maru ...... Yokohama Manila. ' -- only. Pantheon Block, Honolulu, T. H. C. Q. YEE HOP & CO. 29 China ...... San Francisco Dix. at Manila. Telephones 2610 and 5487. . ZONE 11. Mayrose Butter Logan, at Manila. G. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, (6) Rate of assessment::. per Steamers to depart for Pasteurized, Biiford. on Atlantic coast. ; front foot in Zone II December Made of Pure . . $ 52.62 for road.$.widening . 18 Maru . . . Sarr Cream .and Al- TIDES, SUN AND MOON. DO IT Korea ... Francisco TOGGERY V 19 ways of Depend SILVA'S ELECTRICALLY VI. FURTHER DETAILS. Lurline ...... San Francisco (Hi) Moon Limited The map and general plans, and oth- 19 Ventura ...... San Francisco able Quality, HENRY MAY High High Low Low Rises Engineer . . . . : ; THE STORE FOR GOOD er data so prepared by the "Sierra ..... Sydney 4 Date Tide HL of Tide Tide Tide Sun Sun and report dated De- 26 Great Northern... San Francisco CO, LTD. , . CLOTHES , in his preliminary Large Tide Small Large Small Rises Sets Seta ttka building King Street Hawaiian Electric Co. cember 2. 1916, and adopted by the 27 Wilhelmina ...... San Francisco Board, with respect to the proposed 27 Niagara ...... Sydney A.M. IT. P.M. I'M. P.M. Rises ' by 29 . . . . Hongkong ?:-"- improvement (incorporated herein uhina ... Dec 11....:.,.. .l 4:.V. 3 12:2;.V ..:3 5:21 7:2S reference) may be seen and examined i 12 n:::; 2.0 5:43 10:;;:; i:o(; t:Zl 5:21 S:is Of- largest egs produced rni SEE Lchua Butter by any"person Interested at the The hens' are "13 ...... ;:: ;:41 l:4'i 11:11 :31 5:22 9:0? of City and County Engineer in Manchuria, those weighing one-sixt- h i " 14 fi:43 1 .7 7:35 2:22 11:59 6:32 5:22 9:39 : fice the ...... barker Ranch Beef ; common. and of the City and County Clerk, at of a pound being "13 ...... 7:1S 1.5 9:1fi 2:57 .... 6:32 5:23 10:47 COYNE Delicatessen of Quality 1 anr time during business hours, prior Tho Hungarian eiovernntrnt has a.m. FURNITURE eiiw-rimen- t FOR to and including January 2. 1S17. ari station for " lfi 7:i?. 1.2 K:2S 2:28 1:07 C:23 5:23 11:2? Metropolitan Meat Markrjt ' Building ; t'.t?. No. 654 (in- the study of the of. flax and Young " Resolutions No. and culture 3 TIT p.ruj a.m. Phone 3345 . . by reference), are hemp. : - - corporated herein ; 17 ...... 11:25 1.2 8:3U 3:39 2:49 C:33. 5:21 .... Last quarter of the moon Dec. .