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TERRITORY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
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1917.
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PAGES
AND DANCES
FESTIVAL
SONGS
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Hawaii's Intermingling of Races Displayed in us ic, Costume and Folk-Ste-
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LLOYD GEORGE PROPOSES
KUHIO ASKS FOR
Bf iwtoPK::Bf
by
IIATIOILC'JI
CONSUMPTION, SPEED.UR PROllOCl I Oil
information!
r4rl
W)t1m)
Aiitt4 Preu Srrlr by
LONDON, England, Feb. 23. Facing a serious foe shortage and. the
WASHINGTON, U. C. Ffth 22
NE thoRnd public school child- ptuVfteinQtrticticn,
PrPBiHpnt WilitfYti u'lll nrahabl'Wrri be.
That the lead.ng members of the threat of the German submarine campaign. England ia scanning mevec
Japanese. Ko-- , part, dedfgf
RanwndAifU
rea of
f0rY Congress is Joint aJanclJWttlght cotaiulUee oh appropriations In Concheck the effects ef the
war an i alace the people of the Srttfen laiet
gartt Cooke, aiiss Nancy LhinteU. Hit'- - er toAerrow to aaV 'for aufhorirt to gress wilt be. especially urged, by Dele- beyond
teaat.. Cljlneae. Filipinos.
any danger cf famine.
iarj,trTague.vtncse 01 tairopean lanebert, W. H. MeJncckJtstana ittss'
such means a he maV' detq. best gate Kuhto to- Mit Hawkil with the
In the Heuee of common today, Ptmiar Llcye Geerge In a notable
Congressional party, presumably next speech' outlined drastic meaaures for a national economy campaign.1- - He
pect if. Election am! Recount
nieflcatf extractions, and aH tfaa Nina, Ailams.
to meet the emergency which. tHe
. ;?
Ihos-raccknown Teachers Aatiatina
policy, of Germany' atrd the month, is" the inference gained from presented a pre-rax
to cepc with- tb serious situation admittedly arising
is - Necessary.. toj De(ermin2; rlJ tftLxtam 61 oontrlbntiag
The'"f6lUwlng teachers Uav& assist- - 8Cgt)iecence in that policy of AuBtria, a wireless message gent by Delegate from a shortage cf shipping, a depletion of the food supplies, and the German
their
Fate-.fWater Bonds
lpart to the anccets of the 1917 illd- Turkey and Bulgaria hare forced upon Kuhio to Speaker il. 1.. lfolstein of
menace.
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protram
(Pacific
page
of
a
two)
oa
.with
Continued
the house.
raraiTal
the United States. .
'f
The premier advocated an increass in home feed prodHctte and a cur
'
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era bar lost .Bonds . fatrktic aongs aad music and some f J
Doe da Cor
It was Intimated here yesterday, the The message iJ as follows:
imports. He outlined aleo a plan er speeding
tailment of
the
'
a recount ia ox the novel. folk, danrea of the races
Tor mater mariPaa t
intimsUoa being corroborated by all
"Miy
approprianave
present
crops
to
to
raising
by guaranteeiog good pHcee for tAe emsnedittea
in
farmer
1
necessary ;U tfatamiae tt.
isdications,
represented. t the ChUdren a festival
that tbe plans of the tion committee views oi legislature on
over a period of years. He announced also that all owners of lend
NEW YORK STOCK
I prestaent wiu se una oeroce me
That la th Ttivlt "Obtained this jB the Funakon'ColIeaje grounds this
UemM.
immedi-peodlng
will
Wireless
me
to cultivate it
be
forced
Ynriiu
morning witli aU of the official returns' afternoon. The exercises began at
I UUAl
bets of the cabinet at the regular cabi--1 ately vho e'ectoj president of the sen- The farmer is to be guaranteed a minimum wage of 25 thlilfhgi a week
net meetinr this. Afternoon. At that ate and speaker of the houee."
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la but becauae of several tomUsJoPs on i.oo o'clock, Instead of the prevailing' returns of It to It shillings.
Wedrea! oieeting the arrangements will be com
Uus offVcial returns the exact Ocnres
Grouped before tbe first buiWlng
repueo,
turmsuing
National economy Is well outlined by the premier. Many luxuries are
Hoi3tein nas
Today, day. ijleted for calling a joint session of delegate with the requested informa- - to be stopped, whether produced at heme or imported from abroad.
known on U after a recount.
erected for a college preparatory.
cvr
Congress to be addressed by the Uon...
Aocordlnt to Ua figures the rote school In the, Hawaiian Islands, with Alaska
paper users are planning to cut their cenvumptlen'
Already
ihatf,
that this
"stands" I S89 for. the water bonds and the greensward cf the campus as a American Smelter .
72 loon president.wilt Itbe is expected
"Kulo evldent'y intends to ask the making a saving of 440,000 tone. Savirrge are to be made stirt further! in
. 112
the moet momentous leading
,'1154 asalnst.lhem.. and 1724 for the stage, they are rendering a program American Sugar Rfg
session
11'a
importations of ore and lumber, which now amount to t,00OjC0Q tent aims
members of the appropriation
. 12S'2
newer bendr and 1127 against them, similar to one which "Uncle Joe"- - Can-wit- h Asaariean. Tel. & Tel
125, in the hUtory of the nation.
4,300,000 tone each annually.
says
vijit
Hawaii,
the
to
committee
a total vote of 25. On the last son declared wo years ago was" the AnaeeAde Copper , . . 7S
Importation
ma
to
apples,
toes
of
The
prohibited
OrtrVjea
and
ie
speaker.
fruits
'.'The
extended
invitations
Cxure, ho werer. there ia some doubt most memorable thing he witnessed Atthiaen
1014 03,!
are excepted from this order. This restriction tatobe Imposed
and
bananaa
Congress
munt
to
members
of
the
as the total vote rfor the water boada, ma ifeard on his Tlalt to Hawaii. The . Baldwin Loco.
524 53H1
immediately.
come irom the delegate,
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and the
Vt
77
7S'
which was the arser, is 2034, which venerable statesman was so impressed FattiMftrt A Ohio
Lloyd George declares that he expects to reduce the. demand
Premier
speakpresident
and
of
the
senate
the
rejected
baKby
120
New
would. indicate that. the
..130
the patriotic ardor, of the school tethlehem; Steel,
for cargo space by several million tons, thus checking the dieaetreus-- , effect
er of the house of tbe local legislature.
24
Zl
lots numbered 301 while on the offi- - children on that occasion that he was Calif. Petroleum . . . .
to shipping of the
war.
i
who
why
know
no
to
is
liesires
That
i.
154
visibly moved to the point of tears.
Canadian Pacific
clal retnrna the Dumber is 135.
154H
legislature
of
are."
officers
tile
the
Rejected Votes May Count
The program for the exercises is C; M. A 8t P. (St Paul) SOft St
: W
To carry, the bonds must hare n 0 aa follows:
Cole: FweJ 4 Iron
4?a
S
Philip Phile Crucible Steel
j
65
Iter ce&f fflrBxatlfVote of the nuu-be- r Grand-Marc- h
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., Feb. 23
at voters oting. Sixty per cent Choree Mall,' Columbia
Zi
Erie Common
274 The body of Maier-enera- l
Frederick
Joseph Ho ok In son General electric
of 225V la 2001, which is 121 more
H5
1l32
suddenly
died
in San
Funston,
who
project
and Dance Children's Polka
Grade I General Motors, New ., 113'4 111
than voted for the' water
today
interAntonio,
here
for
arrived
277 more than for. the sewer project Choma PmAim of .Peace...
114
Great Northern Pfd. ... 1ir
Pro-Germ- an
)i
ment
tomorrow
at
In
the
Presidio.
poOf the ,S0t rejects ballots It l
117
Arr. by H. V. Loomis Inter, Harv N. J
9
117',
drixxllng
a
sombre,
rain
of
tbe
midst
ATHENS, Greece. Feb. 23. King Coostantlae today at the eaae'tor
alble yuLt 4hejullces may decide to Dance Snow-stor45
44'2
Kenoetott Copper
the body was escorted by a military
before the world in an interview granted to the Associated Preaa.
Greece
colom tbse Ul- Inelsde tt the-yeGrades III. IV and V Lehigh R. R.
75
73'a
cortege to the city hall to lie in state
upon
It
was
the occasion of the celebration of the Greek New Tear.. and.
;
rejected
only
because
fchicUwere
lota
Chorus American Hymn...M. Keller New York Central ..... 95'i
94
(Aoelt4i Pru bf Federal Wirl)
overnight Crowds tPkh heads bared
correspondent aided in the cele bratioa of the royal family. Tbe king ';
the
And not t, cross in- - Dance Butterfly Dance
the
34
Pennsylvania
549
i
SAN FRANCISCO, CaL. Feb. .23.
did silent honor to tbe soldier-her"'s
expressed sorrow at the plight of his country. He said:
.
dickted the w ill 6f the roter. The num - j Young Women from Normal School Ray Cento)
, .. 2tyt
stuGeorge
an
Kraft,
UeuL
aviation
passed
procession
through
as
the
the
la
we
all
play.
ask
fair
We
"After all.
have been scely tried toft wo.'
her thus rejected may amount to KM. Chores LVormal School)
Reading Common
Bi3i streets, all traffic being halted.
9.
dent of the army school, facea probyears. We don't pretend that we ha ve always been angel, under the, cea- Thl Is practically the onlr chance a, i (t) Xfarch of Our Nation. .A. Giebel Southern Pacific
94
94'4
it was learned toable
stant irritation of tbe increasing control of the Allies of every Utile
according o V. T. Cardan, dcity . (b) America the Beautiful
101
101
Studebakec
has
which
de- day, if an investigation
days
In
four
fire
the
thing In our private lives.
last
the
recity attorney, tt la doubtful It the
. . M usic. A. S. Kendall Texaa Oil
.
226
229
partment has received three false been ordered shows that he is guilty
"England and France have especially alienated the adinlretioit, "ti
arm- jetted ballots. . woukl be thrown out
(c) The SUra and the Red. White
Union Pacific ..
..
1S7H 138 alarms. "Someone is trying
Kraft
demeanor.
of
Lieut
on
pathr
part
devotion,
which
and
the
virtually
of
Greeks
the
amounted
to .'.
vote,
and sot ccunted ia the total
and Blue (Patriotic Song)
U.S. SUel
1074
us a good time during the Carnival has asked General Bell to order an inf
"74
.
tridition.
total
'
number
the
Instances
three
In
E,
A.
v
Music,
P. Newcomb Utafr
109
110
week." sayg Chief burston. "but If quiry. The charges against him are
"They make us pay for their errors of policy. We fare pfjtaia; ftS
- Words, P. H. Dodge
wcting at the precinct was not tabu94
Western Union
934
we
It we'll see who gets contained in a letter received from
at
them
catch
exposure
and hunger because the At Ues made the mistake of assuming piat
fovrth
offlciala
the
the
and
o'
lated,
Dance Highland Fling
49
Weetinehouse
.
Diego
San
excitement."
meet
the
the
man.
Venizelos. could deliver the people and the army. The Greek .
their
precinct of the .fourth district inelbced
Madeline Cum mings-SmttMar Wheat
1.76.J4 1.79?
now call him traitor.
a . , t
aheet
with
the
official
return
t
Chorus Ta Uke No a Like
the
ld.
tUnauoted.
now
is
eeUng
f
less
us the United .
"There
in
Greece
than
it Impossible to
lllota. which makes officially.
..Arr. by Capt. H. Berber
'TAR BULLETIN SPECIAL
now
It
of
snd
than
less
State,
propaganda, hi
there la
obtain those figures
Chorus
ILLUSTRATED CARNIVAL
SUGAR
land."
vill be
(a) The Exile
On these pohKa a'recotn
Music. F. Shaw
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Feb. 20.
FEATURE EDITION
b) The Sea King's Bride...H. Leslie Sugar;
eaked for and If then thj court "till
degrees test 5 27 cents.
LONDON, Eng, Feb. 13 The British steamer John afUee, tiro1 ftoi tot
show that the .bonds hv lost the
Spanish Dance
Previous quotation, 5.05 cents.
will issue a special illustratTomorrow. Saturday, the
and the steamers Wathfield and Iarrcecould have been sunk; accprd.
smacks
aupreme coort may be called upon, for
Luclle Aflague
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ed Carnival Edition, summing up Carnival Week.
ing to Lloyd's agency,
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with the rejected ballots tnro-cut Chorus Aloha Oe
The case of IL Isunoda versus
RES
PICTURES NEW
both Issues carry.
Comp. by H.'M. Queen Uliuokalani Toupg Sun Kow, an appeal tro.-- the
All the events of this busy, piettiresoue week grouped In one ediPARISH France,. Feb.
Korwedan steamer Doria x)f.
Chorus
circuit court's decision, is set tor a
tion of the paper.
Ape.
ateamer
British
the
the
Saa Michel; tUorisuiaJP. Sand
Italian
aleamer
The funeral of Henry Gorman or
(a) Hawaii Ponoi
hearing m the supreme court this afWRAPPED READY FOR MAILING FIVE CENTS
r
gone,
to
Adeline
been
have
sunk
the
trar
Kauai, who died Wednesday at the
Words, King Kalakaua ternoon.
Or loose in any numbers you may desire Five cents eaca. Post- - '
nit..
Queen's hospital following a week's
Music. H. Berger
$711,130.44 PENSIONS PAID'
age will be three cents, domestic.
,
trtbuted amdag retired" employe ot
Illness, win be held at 10 o'clock Sat(h Star Spangled Banner
n
Judge Whitney dispored of several
office and; at the
BY O. S. STEEL CO: the UuUed States, Steel Corporal 5oa
These papers will be on sale at the
urday morning from Williams' under- !
Words. & Arnold; Music, F. S. Key probate matters in circuit court thlr
following places: Young Hotel, Mo ana Hotel, Pajwaa Junction, Heme
eom paa tea, . The avertaking parlors. Burial is to be in i Committee In Charoe
morning, including the appointing rf
News Cart (Fort and King streets).
PITTSBURO. Pa tThe sixth ana sal and rtbeJdUry
age
Xunaau cemetery. Word to that ef j The reneral committee in charge of the Hawaiian Trust Co. in the matter
pension amounted
f 2Lc5, a
ORDER EARLY. Telephone 49 il Circulation Department. It's the
report of the, United States Steel and
l jCarneai.pensioii
fect wua received yesterday from the the Children's Festival is as follows: of George Lincoln Sands with S70
TlwmlnhnHT--penknpaper you will particularly want to send away.- nK3BtV
fund shows
f aid
" " " ' "
deceased's family in California.
if. W. Kinney, superintendent of bonds as ancillary administrator.
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Errors," Declares King of'Grccb
Army Officer Under
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ARTILLERY BAND
GAYCOSTUHES
II
AT BAIL
STAH BtJLLETlX, FBIDAT, FEBBUAHY
MOTHER'S HEART
DEPARTMENT OF
1917.
CHILDREN DIVE
BREAKS FOR BOY MARKETING ASKS
TO PLAY TONIGHT
2.
SONGS DANCES
WE STORE EVERYTHING
CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
PHONE 1281
JAMES H. LOVE
1
While the croud wis not o lane at
Two band concerts are on .the Car
nival program for. today by military
band, which are doing so much to
add to the enjoyment of the festlvit!
cf the week with their excellent music
at all the events. The first band concert was given this morning at Bishop
fcuuare by tne 25th Infantry band from
H 10 II o'clock.
The ert)nd one Is cheiiurd 'or this
evening and will he given In the Capitol grounds, under the leadership of
Frank Werekfr, director of the Artillery Brigade band. The program rendered will --be. as follows:
1
March. Music and Mirth
Two letters, both addressed to "The
might' hire been expected, those who
American Consul, Hawaiian Islands,"
did attend the Carnival Mask Ball at
hare bene delivered by the postofflce
to Will Wayne, secretary of Governor
the National Guard armory last night
Plnkham. Th communications are
.'were rewarded with th sight of some
Asking an appropriation of $39.SV)
Continued from pas 6ne
from mainland residents seekinx the
. odd and rich costumes and splendid
address of relative thought to be Hv for the next biennial period, and of- ed in preparing the pupils
and almost continuous dance mn-i- c
for the Caring In the territory.
fering several recommendations for nival choms:
supplied by the Hawaiian, and ArtilA heartbroken mother, Mrs. Ada M the extension
lery Brigade bands.
and betterment of the
Kaiulani Mia Goo. Mrs. Keller.
Rose of 1214 Lafayette street, Elkhart,
Tba number In costume was less
t,
Solomon. .Mrs. King, Miss
work,
report
the
territorial
of
the
ili8sr
Ind.. writes for the address of her
than those who went as spectators,
Knight.
Mrs.
runaway son, Olin Taylor Mc marketing division to the governor
but who were allowed to dance from
Kalihl-waenMrs.
Miss
Lai.
Millan. "About New Tear's I received has been printed and distributed
early In the evening on by reason of
Barnes,
Mrs.
Gerard.
a letter from him sent from Honolulu," among the legislators.
the amount of space available. The
Royal Miss Morris, Miss Heen.
"Some times 1 think I
she
counter attraction of the Carnival cirMiss
Taner, Mrs. Awana, Mrs Finke,
part,
In
report
the
follows:
shall go crazy. I worry o over him.
cus and the Japanese lantern parade
v.
Mrs.
Mrs. Spell man.
Brown.
me
to
kill
hira
would
have
almost
Sales Increase Largely
was probably responsible for the com
. Barnhouse It
Kauluwela
Mrs. Nunes, Mis. Ser
maybe feed the sharks on some far-of- f
paratlvely small attendanceadded to 2 Overture, "Hungarian LustpleP
"During the pas"M8 Eoaths the rao.
Island."
.
big
the fact that there had been a
sales of the division were 1190,666.82;
Kelcr Bela
Central Grammar Miss' Davis, Mi6S
B. Finkelstein of 74 East One Hun
Carnival ball the night before and that
".mpassloned Dream.... ;
an increase of $131,803.99 over the Whiteman;
Miss
Miss Kelly,
says
York,
New
Fifth
and
street.
dred
the Directors Ball Is to be given tofirst 18 months of the biennial period Miss Gustine, Miss Gault,
.'. Laurendra he
Hagens.
vicinity.
an
this
la
"His
uncle
has
night.
b) liwzy Massy' Urombone
191M91S,
the division was first Kaahumanu Miss Cowan. MIsa Ala-ncame is Morris Tisbofsky or' Ttek," put under when
Of the costumes noticeable last
smear)
.......
the Hasupervision
Jewell
the
Miss Hastie, Miss Astletord, Mrs.
writes the nephew. "Enclosed you waii experiment' station. of
night, besides the popular jama yama 1 Selection. -- Robin i lood".. .......
large Hampton,
This
I
hope
picture,
which
his
find
will
ones, were these of clowns, a richly
..,,,, W ifsnd will be sufficient to reveal his Iden- increase in two years seems to in- kauoha. Mrs. Winter, Mr. Geo. Ke
dressed Jockey, cowboys and cowgirls, 5 patrol, Kllauea" .... ... . Stewart tity.":
dicate that the division is appreciated
..
prisoners, a sultan, Egyptians, farmer 6 .March. The P. E. O. March". . .
Cilinokalani Miss Clough.
'
Mrs:
Hawaii Is a United States territory, by the producers of the territory. The
men and farmer maids. Orientals and
. . Barnhouse
in- Bryan.
consignors
gradually
number
of
has
npt
seem
know
to
but
do
writers
the
a number of others,
Norman Mrs. Marshall, Miss Var-nethat fact, as every month letters ar- creased to about 400.:
Miss Deems, Miss Ziegler, Miss
Admission to the Carnival Directors
The new o:ii.oraV or Maunakea
rive addressed to the "American conBall, "the social event of the Carnl-va- l.
MacDonald.
Mr. Itoberts, Miss Otrem-ba- ,
sulate," of which there is none In the street, near Queen, which was providwill be granted by invitation
Miss
R.
Saaw, Misa Everly, Mrs.
ed for by the legislature of 1915, was
islands.:
only tonight, as It is given In honor
completed in December of that year Wyatt. Miss Johnson, Mr. Meinecke,
of the commanding general, of the Haand the division occupied it at once, Miss Pratt, Miss M. Shaw, Mrs. Man-lewaiian Department and the commandMrs. Gonsalves, Mrs. MacCaughey
moving from the rented quarters on
ant or the United States Naval Station
Mrs. Otremba.
and
Queen
Nuuanu anil
streets. The fa Public
at Pearl Harbor. Carnival supporters,
Schools Represented
cilities for handling. Island shipments
workers and visiting notables to the
following
The
are the public
The Elks meet tonight-are now very good, except for dressed
i urnlval and the . territory. Only
schools
which
will
represented in
be
space
meats, but, at times the floor
Visitors In Hawaii who would like
those In evening dress will be admit
Mystic Lodge, K. of P.. meets at in the salesroom U crowded. If the the folk dances, the teachers who
: 30 tonight.
ted. The music will be supplied by a little sight of Japan without continu
amount of produce handled increases have assisted in training the dancers
the 2.th Infantry, Band.
ing to the Orient after the Carnival
those who will dance:
at the rate it has In the past year, and some of Folk
The committee In - charge of the j will be arforded the opportunity to-Ladies who are donating cake for the present building will not be large
Dances .
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Mask Ball was as follows.
Royal School Mr. Cyril;
night by a unique entertainment of- - the Inmates of the territorial prison enoug'i, .e8recHilj-.tSmith,
cold storage
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tt. Datls, chairman: Harry Lfered by the Moehizukl Club.
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are requested by Mrs. I. A. Schariln to plant Is Instal'.cd.; Although the ap- principal.
Macfarlane, Dr. A, C: Wall, Samuel A,
Children's . Polka, .Little Japanese
The club members have gone to an I leave the cakes at the office of the propriation made by the last legislaexpense oT several hundred dollars to 'Territorial Messenger Service tomor- - ture,
Girls.
Walker. George Ahlborn and aides.
Teacher, Miss; Ada Lycett. Cosre
a
cover
was
small
to
intended
' The committee which has made the make their grounds on W aikikJ Beach row.
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tumes,
Miss Ah Ping.
frigeration plant, ' th"; could not be
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arrangements for the Directors Ball as nearly a little sli?e of Nippon as;
AnMyra
School
Pohukaina
Miss
installed owing to t the high cost of gus, ' principaL
;
is given below:
ossible tonight for the edification of
Army Consistory No. 1, A and "A. S. the building itself.
Snowstorm dance,
Guy IL' ButtolpV. chairman; Sher- Honolulu's guests and declare they It. of V. M of Fort Leavenworth, Kan.,
Japanese Girls.
Branch
hkg extended Invitations to the Scho-fiel- Opens Mainland apparent need
wood M. Lowrey, Lawrence M. Judd will be glad if they make expenses.
for a : Central Grammar Mrs. S. Overend.
Due to the
emd J lnrles A. Rogers.
At 7:30 the show stars with Japan
Barracks spring class of 1917 to mainland market for pineapples of principaL
a mm
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ese acts and musical selections in a a dinner in the gold room of the AlexChildren's Polka, Miss Ethel Padgrowers, who could not get
broad ' open-ai- r
pavilion, lighted with ander Young Hotel on Saturday even- small
OBJECTS TO PAYING
gett,
Miss Esther Padgett, Misa Soenough for them to cover the cost
Kcores of colored bulbs and covered ing, February 24, at 8 o'clock.
HUSBAND'S fOBACCO
Miss Uno, dance and cosand
rer
of production, the division established
BILL; GETS DIVORCE v ith awnings in case of rain.
tumes.
1,
July
Francisco,
Sah
branch in
Henry Gorman of Koloa,. Kauai, died a1917,
Miss Mabel Lightfoot, Snowstorm
Entertainments cf a decided Japan
and the superintendent made a
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dance
and costumes.
far East as Chicago to look
to paying her husband's barber and and guests will forget after a stroll after a week's illness. He was mana trip as
Liliuokalani
School Mr. T. H. Gib
Hawaiian
fresh
the market for
tobacco bills, Mrs. Edith Brockett, 612 around the grounds that they are In- ger or the Kauai Trading Co. .Ho into
principal.
, It was,' found that there son,
pineapples.
was born in Boston f4 years ago and were, good prospects of. selling large ' Mrs. Black, snowstorm dance and
Woodland avenue. decided she could deed in the United States.
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live more cheaply alone, she told
rest quantities of frech,, pineapples on the costumes.
After the Japanese play, which con-- was a popular nnd
Judge Southern' in applying, for a tinues until about 9 o'clock, drinks dent here for the last 25 years.
Mrs.
Pearce, assistant
Pacific coast- if they could be landed
Kalihi-ka- i
divorce from Louis E. Brockett
Mr. John Kaaha, prinand lunches will be in evidence and
the
but
condition,
that
good
in
there
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"I came Into my patrimony shortly another hall will thrown open for WIFE TURNS SLEUTH;
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markets east of the Rockies could
DONS OVERALLS AND
Olney,
Mrs.
after' we were married in 1892,"
she'
dancing,
snowstorm
with an excellent
and
growdance
Thaole"
local
to
profit
be reached with a
SHADOWS HUSBAND ers,
bald, "and immediately my ' husband orchestra. "
high, cost of freight and cbstuaies.
to
the
due
quit work and expected me to pay his
Many who are going to the dlrec- Mrs. Mcpherson, snowstorm dance
the presence of thf Florida and West
t!'.!3. m well as meet the household tors ball at the armory plan to see i ATHENS. Ga. Will Franklin while Indian fruit, which
costumes.
and
much
sold
could be
j the "Japanese
expenses.
Night" at the
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Mochi-- walking through town discovered that cheaper.
Kauluwela
Mrs. Creighton,
S:hool
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he was being shadowed. He circled Demonstration? Agents Advised
' lira, Crockett testified her husband jtukl Club first
principal.
,
through
a number of streets but
br r.t ter whenf she refused to allow (. .One of the prettiest;. pieces of the, about
Mr a. Lewis, snowstorm dance, Chi
demonstra-tioxrkthShe was f manj-- ; 'decorative effects fs? W 'tlg tie shadow pertfsted. r Becoming jwor
Mrs.1 Yap? costumes; Miss
hlu central bf! tier furitl
ott ItiTJifterent islands nteso sh-ls- r
cherry tree, made entirely by the rled, he went to police headquarters, whose business-It- - would be to visit the Frank, musician; Miss Julia Lee' and
trtnted L'ie divorce.
where a plain clothes man was' or producers' farms arid give advice as to Miss - Constance Change, children's
members of the club.
The Brocketts separated in 1914.
dered
whole
to shadow the shadower. The
surroundyard
The
and the
crous'-- to grtfw. how to combat polka dance and costumes.
ing hedges have been strung with hun- shadow was hove picked up attired what
. Tenf three 'ipcrations are aeces-wr' Butterfly Dance '.";
and pests, how to grade, pack
' t in ' overalls
a cap It was the disease
in the washing sr.d Ironing of a dreds of various colored lights.
Normal
School Four obis lent br
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nd ship,' andT'to keep them posted on
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wife of Franklin, .who tearfully ex
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Japanese
cellar.
Bazaar.
They
Lucille
Miss
of 'the market
Glajcow provl'es 'ts policemen with
GIrard college, Philadelphia, recent- plained, that she suspected her bus the condition
Aflague,
Aflague,
Miss
Adeline
Miss
of
amount
of
the
record
should keep a
and.'ea when on duty at ly observed the 166th anniversary of band of paying attentions to other crops being planted, and where they Madeline Cummlng-Smith- ,
Miss Yoshi-m- l
heated the birth of Stephen t Glrard, Its women and was attempting to secure will be marketed. They should also
iilsht by the u.io of electrically
Kusaki, MIsa Lucy Rapose, Miss
first-han.
evidence,
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signal
boxes.
plates in
founder.
locatcentrally
keep on hand, at erte
ed Place, shinning packages for such
produce as is gruw'n in their districts.
If such agents were provided for they
could act for all fh government institutions, whether territorial of federal,
working for tha best' interest of the
small farmer in the territory.- .
Hllo Needs Branch
-Durinar the naet year it has been
suggested by ditferent Individuals and
organizations in lriW that k branch of
the Jivlsioh be esUblished . there to
act as a clearing house for produce
raised in that section. It is prooaoie
that .juch a branch would be of great
assistance to both" the producers and
consumers ot Hilo, rs well as to the
rtiviAi.n :n HonoMu. The people in
terested in the establishment of this j
branch have been' advised to take thej
Star-Bullet- in
matter un direct with the legislature .
and no allowance is made ior us maintenance In the apnYopr'.ations request
ed-- by the division.
Appropriations I by the legislature
for the following items are considered
nec?s.iary for thi best Interests of the
;work during the next biennial period
"and are . respectfully recommended:
Salaries, wages tn4 expenses. 24,000;
additional casi revolving fund, $7500;
ST 500
$39,600 IT NEEDS
IN BIG FESTIVAL
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didn't even produce such delicious and wholesome bread as 7.
lovs
which will be delivered at your door wrapped and fresh if youtl
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SIGHT OF JAPAN
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Mary Smith, Mtes Axnes Frendo, Miss
Mibel Whittle, Miss Prisdlla Char-ma- j
DAILY REMINDERS
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liss Tniie Feiler, Miss Kdith :t
Koki. Miss Helei Rowland. MLsa Mar-Ia- n
Make some or today's want ads
Muller and Mis.; Uly Lee.
few of
8erve YOL by answering ,
Highland flLis MI$a Madeleine them.
; V'..;''.;.Cumming-Smitlt- .
Wanted Two sior passengers to
Spanish dance'
Miss
Lucille make un motor party around Island.
Aflague.
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$4.00 .each. Lewis Garage, phone 2HI.
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Hawaiian band Arranged all the
Adv.
music for the dances.
For Distillel Water. Hire's Root
Beer and all other Popular Drluk
John Graham of Tuscola, I1U wears try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.
a straw ha,t In winter, and goes bareAdV.
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footed from early spiins to Christ'!':
mas.
from wool scour, ngs Is being lhve.stl-sate- l.
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garage an .
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Total. S29.600.";
Included in the request Is an item
for a refrigerating plant amounting to
$T500. The superintendent states iu
his report that such a plant could be
made to pay for itself in a short
time. A garage to 'cost $600. is also
requested..
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NE of the most interesting
features in the printing situa
tion is the type of firms and men
who use
Printing.
Star-Bullet- in
The list of
Printing users
shows an exceptional average as to substantial rating and strong position m affairs;
Star-BuJIet- in
The typical user is a successful man who thinks for himself, and
who owes his place in the world to his habit of getting' the facts and
nsinp his own
His whole habit of life has taught him to
judg-men- t.
seek efficiency.
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fleets the beauty and good taste you would have it.
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PULLMAN SORTER HELD IN
THEFT OF $25,003 JEWELRY
NEW .YORK, ' .V, Y, Charged witii
the theft of jewelry .valued at $2.",000
from Mrs. Francis ,K Stratham of this
city oh a tral nbound from Key West
to- - Washington. Frederick Saunders,
28 years old. a sleeping car porter, was
arrested here. The jewelry had oeen
intrusted by Frank Dillingham of
Cincinnati, to the care of Mrs. Stratham. his secretary.. Saunders is alleged
to have pawned $10,000 worth of the
gems for 1200.
CAVARIANS PROTEST
SHORTAGE
OF BEER
MUNICH. Germany The further
reduction of the beer production has
caused much dissatisfaction, not only In Bavaria,' but through the southern German states.
At a mass meeting held here recently, it was decided to send, a protest
to the "food dictator" and to demand
that the breweries be given the same
quantity of barley as last year.
It. A. Clark, dead at 75, in Ashtawas a double in aipearance
of J. Wilkes Booth, assassin of Lin-
bula,
coln.
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An edition specially printed to present
and descriptively the salient features of
Honolulu's big week of festivity.
pic-torial- ly
Wrapped and Ready for Mailing
Postage 3c
Cop ies 5c
May be obtained at
Pawaa Junction Store
Home News Cart
Hotel News Stand
Young Hotel News Stand
Honolulu
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Star-Bullet- in
Office
HONOLULU
Ssas&e and
HOUSE
Ifcse
FBIDAV, FEBRUABY
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ORDER OF BUSINESS NEXT MONDAY
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magistrate, before appointment,
Minimum Wage of 40 Cents an each
pass examinations for a license to ChillingworthV Measure Will
Hour, and Odd Taxation
practise in the district courts..
Be Given Early Hearing and
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Bill
Scnool
Affects
Board
Measure Introduced
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Be Warmly Debated
One of the tint educational bills of
those committees will hold meetings
so that other senators
may attend If
they so desire. '
t.
Immediately alter adjournment the
heads of these committees gathered
to discus what pay shall be. given to
committee clerks.
The abatement bill has already been
printed by the
in the.
report of the special committee from
the Chamber of Commerce. It provides In brief that whoever ahall erect,
establish. continue, maintain. ' use.
own. occupy or lease any building or
place for lewdness or prostitution
shall.be guilty of a nuisance, the
building declared a nuisance, and the
building thereby enjoined.
Senate Bills Today
Five biUs were proposed to the sen
ate, this morning, passing first read;
ing. by title.
Senate Bill 8
Providing for an electric light and
power plant In Kapaa, Kauai; Coney.
Senate Bill 9
Appropriating 150.000 for Waimea
Kauai. Coney.
river embankment,
Senate Bill to
Abatement of prostitution by injunclion. Cooke.
Senate Bill 11
That the clerk of Maul county shall
be appointed.
Senate Bill 12
Repealing Act 113 of the Revised
Laws: relating to the widening of cer
tain streets, Correa.
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session came from Representative
laborers on public works will be the
LeaL
This provides' that the InsDect- it a Mil Intrrv
,,tiAnaflf 4 tnA
,. n.nr.or
make frequent tour of all the
..
I ?ft1nds
om teachers as to their
Oahu.
E.
Miles.
sentatiTe William
duties,
and
becomes a law. The bill provides a In writing. report to 'he department
minimum wage cf 4ft centa an hour
This bill further provides that no
A
for all laborers thus employed.
teacher
bill Introduced the first day provided service shall be dismissed from the
without a trial on charges prefor m minimum wage of IZ a day.
to
sented
the superintendent, and that
10
The house got down to work at
teacher shall be dismissed "witho'clock this morning displaying even no
more activity than on the first day. out good and Just caucc." '
One of the first measures Introduced Extends Court Terms
Representative Andrews introduced
provides for an appropriation of $100,
bill providing that, in thejirst and
a
000 for the erection of new buildings
circuits, terms of court shall
Ifoirth
for a government hospital at Hilo.
tinv, fixed by law for the
Representative Kelekolio Introduced
wi.iuuuis vi iuu next lenii. la mr
the bill. It passed first reading.
second, third and fifth district, it is
Salary Raises Are Sought
provided, the term shall be for 21
The first petition to the house came days,
subject to an extension of not
from guards, matrons and other em more 'Jian
12 days by the presiding
ployes at the Insane Asylum urging
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a
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.nnmnrlatlrtll for that
n trul
term Caset
In.Mtntlnn mhlrh mill .rr-nt
rail I lner 8h
5H- ,Ba.
in thai
Thar assert , acme I The following
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Senator Charles F. Chillingworth's
prohibitioa measure, providing absolute prohibition for Hawaii, will be
made the special order of business
next Monday morning before the upper house it was decided by vote today.
Senator R. W. Shingle rose to make
the motion as soon as the bill had
been read by title this morning. It
is predicted that the discussion next
Monday will be a lively one.
George P. Cooke, senator from Maui,
introduced the most important of the
few bills that came in this morning
when he presented the "abatement
by Injunction act which is being back
ed by the Chamber of Commerce.
Cooke presented the bill for Judge W.
h. Stanley, chxlrman of the special
v
a
a
committee on vice conditions, from
the commerce body. The bill passed
first reading by title.
The morning session, which began
bills were Introduced
10 o'clock, lasted slightly less than
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today:
at
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House BUI 28
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An. act fixing the minimum wage 10:43 to meet again at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
Miles,
Uiborcrs on PnoUc
President Chillingwoxth asked that
House
An act exempting homesteads from it be made the rule that heads of com'
mittees give notice of hours on which
taxation. Lota.
.
House BUI 30
An act appropriating 18000 for the
maintenance of the Hilo library, Ke-m
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of them have worked at'Ue asylum
for years and that the wage scale
has remained, the same. They add that
the increased cost of living has, in
omeceees, necessitated their seeking
financial assistance, and that some of
them have had to dispose of land to
secure needed money. The resolu
tion was referred to the finance com
mittee.
Kauai Road Provided
Provisions for a 115,000 appropria- tion for the construction of a
road through the Kalaheo, Kauai,
homestead district, was Introduced by
' Representative
Jerves. This is one
f the first public. Improvement meas
ures to come before the house.
Tax Exemption Is Odd
A rather humorous feature of the
'
session this morning was the intro- ductlon of a Ull by Representative
Mossman providing that all citizens of
the territory having fly or more chil
dren be exempt from the payment
Tie bill passed
of personal
first reading with a laugh and scat- tcr3d applause.
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Repesentatlvo Kelekolio Introduced
a bill providing that the salaries of
Hawaii superv so: with the exception
of the chairman and executive oizi
cer, be fixed at 1300 a year. Payable
in monthly instalments. Another bill
m
Jfrt,
erection of
Hilo.
Navy
for
HOIJB CAUCUSES
a government hospital,
Kelekolio.
V ' Houie Bill 32
An act relating to certificates of Ha
waiian birth. Kelekolio.
Representative E. K. Fernandez ot
House BUI 33
d
motion nlctnre and
An act relating to the expenses of Jfamo ta3 a pet bill up his sleeve and,
circuit courts. Kelekolio.
like his principal hobby, it pertains
House BUI 34
to the movies.- '
An act relating to the salaries of
Fernandez in a few days intends to
magistrates
and - certain
Kelekolio.
House BUI 35
An act relating to Hawaii supervis
ors. Kenkolio
House Bill 36
An act relating to the appointment
of district magistrates. - Tavares.
House BUI 37 relating
to an appropriation
An act
district
introduce a bUl whereby the showing
of motion pictures on Sunday will be
regulated by territorial law, instead cf
by the board of supervisors. Control
of the Sunday movies now lies with
the city dads, and Fernandez proposes
to take this control out of their bands
and place it on the statute booki. i believe Sunday movies nave orov
ed a success." says Fernandez, "and 1
"encm ot on. J. It. Gomes.1 bjdiev,
.hould be rep.la.od
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territorial law."
shall be appointed for each judicial
proposes
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that,
under
law.
Fernandez
district by the arspreme court and
An act appropriating $15,000 for athe same restrictions as how in nffect
road throuah the Kalaheo. Kauai. I shall bn carried out: that la. the how- homesteads. Serves.
r I Ing of 'educational flimsy clean drawa
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House BUI 3i
land good comedy.
An act relating to the appointment
morning. The speaker was impressed
of district magistrates. Jerves.
with the appreciation his visitors
(House BUI 40
An act relating to the establishment showed of the hospitality of Hawaii
of a Hawaiian village at Waiakea, Ha
waii. Lyman.
One bill introduced today endeavors
House Bill 41
secure IS000 for the maintenance of
to
opening
and
An
to
the
facilitate
act
;
Waiakea,!
the Hilo library during the next bien
distribution of lands at
nial pejipa.;;
South Hilo. Lyman.
"SVe liave the very latest
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House
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relating to the department of One bill today would raise the pay
act
An
equipment for. the testing
of certain district magistrates from
public instruction. LeaL
100 to 125 a month.
43
House Bill
of the eves and the grindAn act relating to the lengthening
Employes of the insane asylum, who
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and extension of the terms of circuit
have
asked for a raise, have specified
courts. Andrews.
no
basis of increase.
fixed
nouse Bin
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An act regulating the hours of laboi
Representative Coolie's bUl to ap
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in the territory. Kupihea.
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propriate
BUI
f 30,000 for the expenses of
45
House
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An act fixing a minimum wage for the house for the session passed second reading today. It will be read
laborers In the territory. Kupihea.
for
BUI
the third time tomorrow.
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Houae
An act exempting all citizens hav
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House hm 19 provides that opium
C4?-- ing more than five children from le
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and yen ahee be sold only by Qualisonal taxes, liossman. .
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SECOND FLOOR
fied physicians and surgeons, or per
4sons
licensed to sell poisonous drugs
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HOUSE f.OTfcS
Young Building
for medical purposes only.
Collector of Customs Malcolm A.
The senates on the request of Its
Franklin visited the house today and committees,
has requested the various
conferred with Speaker Holstein.
to. furnish It with a list
departments
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employes
and their salaries.
of
all
All bills introduced in the house will!
be translated Into Hawaiian by virtue
Many of the members of the house
pf a resolution passed recently.
planned to attend the children's song
on the Punahou campus this
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Several bills on educational mat festival
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afternoon.'-:.
tiers are expected within the next ffw
clerks.
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This was the agreement reached this
morning In a gathering of Maui men
prior to the opening of the day's work.
i Senator H. A. Baldwin was elected
chairman of the Maui folk and Repre
sentative John J. Walsh secretary.
"It Is not pur Intention that
shall, be bound to follow, these
caucus decisions," said Senator Bald
win after the .meeting.
"We feel.' however, that there will
be advantage in reaching some defi
nite conclusion regarding bills affect
ing our county before they come up
for general discussion in the lcgisla-- 1
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The Houae cf Housewarea;
' King St. near CetheL
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A committee, consisting ctf Souatora
Cooke, Makekau and Desha will call
upon senator A.
castle, wuo is atui
detained from, the sessions ly illness.
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Shingle's blU, proposing an appro
priation of $10,000 for the' visit of con
gressmen to Hawaii, passed second
reading,'
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. acheco's resolution backing Presi
dent Wilson in his action toward Cer- man ''ruthlesBness was referred to
the 'judiciary committee. . The author
wanted it settled definitely, and spoke
fervently for a vote today. Three oth
er senators
him as was shown
d
by the vote taken.
fav-orc-
The report on city affairs by Mayor
Lane was referred - to the printing
committee.
many
7cIfCT0
lies, in what lue eats and
drinks.; If the food is right
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nonrishes brain and muscle in the proper way-t- hen
the chances for suc'
cess increase.
.
While admitting he was wholly at INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
a loss as to what to do with the docuBOYS ENJOY CARNIVAL
ment, the speaker referred the
message to the seteral comAND BEHAVE THEMSELVES
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mittees of the house.
Sixty-fivboys of the Walalee indus
Thirty copies ot the Session Laws
enjoyed the thrill of Hoschool
trial
or
of 1913 and 1915 and 30 copies
the nolulu's parade
yesterday, but today
Revised Laws of 1915 have been fur- they are being rounded
up by Proba
nished house members by the terri tion Officer Joseph Leal to
be retorial secretary.
enjoyed
feUows
The
turned.
little
Representative' Cooke's ' bill provid- every minute of their day in town In
ing $30,000 to defray the expenses of charge of instructors, and looked al
Scouts in their drab
ine house for the session passed
uniforms and trim leggings, the only
ond reading.'
marked difference In dress being their
head-gea-r
of caps instead T of - hats.
Kupi
Representative
A measure by
' of
young fellows "ditched"
the
One
legal
hours-a
eight.
day;s
hea rnsJcs
uniform
of the .school and went
his
wtrk tjarmighfut the territory.
out to see the town In civilian 'dress.
: John W. Heldt. president ot a large hut waa easily detected and brought
metal works in San Francisco, accom- - hck into the fold. Otherwise the con- r&aied by Mrs. Heldt and their daagk- - duct In the city of the tiny creWas
ter, visited Speaker Holstein : this Impeccable.
for years lias been the
ideal breakfast dish for
lots of people.
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Justice James U Coke has request
a copy of all bills propose! to the
upper house. The Justice stated that
as an
of the senate he still
has 4 deep interest in that body.
ed
Grop
sec-like-B- oy
W.W. Dimond &
Governor Pinkham's message, dtilv- ered to both houses on Saturday, ivas
received in printed form ay the ente
and filed this morning.
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With one or two minor corrections, I Speaker Holstein has arranged to
the minutes of the first session of the! have a group picture of the members
house, on Wednesday were approve of the' house taken early next week.
today.
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Consisting of the following:
1 Cake Pan
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1 Pudding . Pan
1 Skimmer
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1 Pierced Ladle
1 Pie Plate
1 Measuring jCup
1 Cake Turner :'
1 Soup Ladle
Dr. J. J. Dickey 6T Detroit. Mich.,
opened the senaU with prayer.
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8 Pea. Kitchen Set
I ' i ue uvuat uas aojuurueu unui iv
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again
? ciock tomorrow morning.
The house gal;ery today was
spectators.
attor
Several
filled with
The members of the Judiciary com
neys attended tbe morning session."
mittee are- meeting on the second
in the minutes of Wednesday's scs floor of the Capitol this afternoon.
sion it was sUted that, following the I RepresenUtlvefndrews is firman.
readins of the governors message I
the house resume business." The J ; A meeting pf the rules committee
rpeaker thought this might infer that I pt the house was to be held this after-I noon at z:so o ciock.
ueprcsentative
the governors message was not "Dust
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amenamenu
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ness asa oiierea
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Qta. Saucepan and Cover $1X0 ea.
QL Stew Pan.;:
5 M
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2 Cta. Double Caller.
2.75
$Y2 Qta. Tea Kettle'
130
2 Qta. Tea Pot
Individual Jelly Moulds... IXOdz.
Lipped
2J Qts. "Wear-Ever- "
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the Carnival will close
Maul legislators of both houses will
on bills concerning that
county;
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caucus
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House BUI 31
An act appropriating
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PROHIBITION BILL IS SPECIAL
BUSKS SPEEDS AHEAD STEADILY
V TIT
1917..
HeSe3 :.?!k
Geffl&is IDrnv; a So
OIS WITH EHY AI
STAB-BULLBTI-
FOOD
inade of
choice wheat and barley,
including the vital phosphates ( grown in the
grain) provides true nutrition for body and brain, .
: and
it has a delicious
taste.
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Swim tmng
That wonderful Japanese Lantern Parade last night is the well- ;
nigh universal topic of conversation in Honolulu today. This is.
a good time to plan to see the
PCarnivalVotherEvening of Fire.,
5f In Honolulu harbor, at 8 p- - m.
tomorrow, the Water Pageant
will be held, closing the Carnival.
With the pageant there will be a
display of fireworks made especially for the Carnival by Messrs.
Paine, whose name is sjoiony-mou- s
with the best in pyrotechnics. Reserved Seats are $ , at
i
the Hawaiian News Co.
Scores' of men haye planned
and labored to make this pageant one to live in the memory.
Across the harbor will move illuminated float upon float, and
the still waters; will reflect the
rosy glow of Japanese lanterns,
the brilliant gleam of electric
lights, soft tones of many colors,
strung upon barge, mbtorboat,
canoe and, not least, Japanese
sampans. , Once again the Japanese will thrill and astound you
with their genius for light and
Three women's races will be
held tomorrow afternoon. Dor-- ,
othy Burns of the Los Angeles
Athletic Club, Pacific Coast
champion, is entered for the
the
and the 220
yard. The first of these was
postponed from yesterday.
50-yar- d,
1 00-ya- rd
In the men's division the cracks
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batteries, sunbursts, Star Spangled Banner, Field of the Cloth of
Gold, P pyrotechnic gyroscopes,
display of war signals as used on
the battlefields of Europe, the
Canopy of Glory, and many
others, closing with a portrait of
President Wilson in diamond
ires.
of the Isalnds and of the visitors
from the mainland will race over
two distances: 440 yards and
220 yards. Ross, McGillivray,
Langer, Kruger, Lane and Kelii
have entered, for the 220-yarTTie 440-yar- d
has all these except Lane and Warriner;
and David Kahana-mok- u
in addition. The
backstroke also has, attracted a fine list of entries. There
will be diving by Aileen Allen,
and service, relayr novice and
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junior races.
d.
Ke-awekan-
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color.
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!orThe
this year's races caused the
two-dameet to be decided
upon. In justice to the swimmers all the races could not have
y
been held in
Each
day's program is complete in
itself; there is no repetition of
races. Those who saw yesterday's races will find an entirely
new program tomorrow.
one-afternoo- n.
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J Tlie place, nayy slip, fopt of
Alakea street; the' time,
p. m.
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There's a Reason"
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The Carnival Ends Tomorrow
Make the Most of the Day
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STAR-BULLETI-
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N,
at tarniya Feature Has Pleacad
Yotf'Llost? Vrite Us The Answer
FRIDAY. . . .vV.y.'.rKBKUARV 23,
AX .UONOlt TO Tllir
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VIf I could make friend
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What . feVfu'rc 'or 'tbe Carnirat hat pleased you most?
Can you offer any cowtrocthe crlUctaio tcr improvement In tbe future?
n
herewith throw a open its columns to communications
The
roa .e
on Carnlral subjects. It is particular jr desired that . tourist-TlsItor- a
teggesttona and comment.
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Ech ruccccdln Omiral ousht to be built cn the experiences o? the
Out df all iroportion to the intrinsic value of the past
t
'; litm wood frees of Kapiolani Park is the public conPrimarily, the Carnival i fur the delight, the pleasure and the oenefit
likes to know what has pleased the
troversy over their destruction. - But the indigna of tourists... Hence the whob commiulty
'f
Pageant, the Hawaiian Prgeant, tbe
most, la it the
tourists
tion at the' manner In which thev' are being put to
Taiauc of Honolulu honored George Waidifu'S'
Show.. thp. Japanese Lantern Parade, tbe Dtoramxs, or any other
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nud
feature?,
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niirlir iu
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ton
Any
critipeople
know.
of
Honolulu
and
let
the
Write
the
rxiiutcxl lantern para do of a beaut r And inajpmudc, It may Ik; "that the trees hare to'coiuc down It cism will be taken In a kindly spirit Dont worry about that
for safety of
fairly I astonifhiug the thoupaudv of '.. Camlvar may I that they ruuxt be cai rifli-eVjtraflic
'"public.
and the convenience of iltn
w
It may?
visitor.
PAY FOR CLERKS
Honylulu townsfolk knew what the Jajance ln; that their 1(ks will not greatly injure the Kapio DAVN TilOORE IS
lani Park vistas. Iut it may not be.
would do from previous Carnival experience
eojinnunJtv
itNelf
in
it
NipiKinene
outdid
The public has a right to expect that the city engi- nizht the
achieveincutM of gorgeous floats and .picturesque ncer'a office will exhaust cverj resource to save the
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jtrees. It has also a right to expect that before they
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Eaxi(y.the mont fctrikiug feahire of this parade ai-- cut, pnblic seutimentt mbich wishes them
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Moore-'- . -- With Speaker Ilolsteln i presiding.
hearing
Dawn
of
The
the
served,
Everywhere
be
consulted,
will
American
fully
character.
il patriotic
Great Northern damage suit was con-- f (he chairmen of house committees
the Hlais aud Stripes and (icorge Washington werej The summary manner in which these trees are tinned this morning in "federal court met for half an hour this . morning
houorcft. '.Everywhere the red, white and blue float- - sentenced to execution is a violation of public sent and postponed until tomorrow' morn- -' ' and fixed the rates of pay for clerks
developing, of cemmittees and several newly
supreme. Aii 'American flag on the right led the jneut, and let it be remembered that public sent - lag with no sensationsalike
are ant- - pointed house officers. Only about
and defendant
sun-flaleft,
incut,
Tapau
ou
of
crjstaJIireil
public
with
into
..the.
the
the
gowns
opinion,
pro.sion,
ious to finish taking evidence before cne or two committee clerks . have
been appointed. It is expected that
the Great Northern leaves. f
dapaneHC nags ana coiors were suooruiuaicu io au.wonu. umciais arc iisscrvanis.
JamevA-Townend,
j all will liave been named by the first
Mrs.J
Martha
unprecedented extent
.V.
Rath, Capt McDuffie and others were
Those jingoists who can read a "yellow pcriP into
by
defendant's
put on the stand
the
The following' salaries were fixed:
4PKACE WITHOUT
atto
evidently,
ah
effort,
Clerk; Judiciary committee, $10 a
in
counsel
Kuch ay eent a that 'of last' night arc few and far
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f the country, I would be
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IJHe Told the' Truth,
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tribute the authorship of a certain day; clerk, finance committee, $7.50 a
letter found on the Great Northern to- day; clerk, printing committee. $8 a POLES PLAN
HONOR .
Dawn Moore by comparison oi nana- day; clerk, public lands committee, $7
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la day; clerk, county committee, $7 a
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During the trial, when the plain-- , day; clerk, military committee, $7.50
tiffs attorneys were strenuously ob-'- a day; clerk, accounts and public
little-knowMoore pendltures committee, $8 a day; clerk,
e
to introduction'
girl's note book which they said was education committee, J7J50 : a day;
not proper - evidence inasmuch as it clerk; agriculture committee, $70 a
had been taken from her by the ship day; clerk, committee on Journal, $10
e
detective without due process ot law, a ,jay; first assistant $ a day:.
Vaughan olunUrily made the ond assistant. $6 a day; third
stage in the ant stenographer and typist $7.50 a
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wHang-l;;Jpttgre! towards ieacefu!Ttud! permanent relation trial he wasJhatj
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assert that the, day.
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absolutely no
Assistant messenger, $5 ' a' day;; asships among nations has been made than elsewhere Great Northern had ; girl's
baggage ; sistant Janitor, $4 a day.
right to search the ;
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J THE
gross'
IDEALISTS ATTITUDE
of
her
violation
was
a
it
that
From 180.1 to 1870 "Argentina and Brazil were rights In which the constitution of the HIS ARRESTA MISTAKE
H
Argentina then United' Sttea protected her.
TheJdealUts.are ncto be Judgod by their fokes-rca- n allied in a war with -- 'Paraguay
POLICE
AND
RATA,
SAYS
of the aJternoon paper, who proceeds to divide
enunciated the doctrine tliat v Vvictor'y has . no
. NEXT MORNING FREE HIM
1:3 thft cpnunUalty, into those who nre against the
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tLartcr prcposcd by the chrrter convention, and are rights meaning thati militarj- victory .over van
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enemy
not accord a privilege" of
therefore decent, and those who favor that charter In
Jack Bates of the 4 th Cavalry Band
d Jm therefore indeccnt. The Advertiser.
; rtnclp!f
Is said to be' the innocent Victim of
spoliation or of permanent seizure of territory.
2eaIousne8s on the part of the pothe
This is, not a true Statement of the tarl'ujletlii's It; meant that- wir was nierel punitive and that
lice in making arrests in the Watkiki
ltitude,n6rts it a sfalcnicnt fair to those" wpiWtK 1 he punishiitetit inflicted upon an enemy
by defeat
beach section. - Rata was taken ta the
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:;:ti-e- s
of five.of the leading civic bodies of the city was sufficient punishment in Itself..
m . .!.
J found on the Seaside- Hotel premises
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"jdeatists.
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no" 'right vto dictate iifish' and
refers as
whom t he. Advcriicr-j;liblyj the victor had
time James u Ripparo, a
Uncle Joe" Cannon, aged legisia-- , about the
y-"'C.
publicity1!'
to,
pressivc terms.:
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"idealists'" have given "pitiless
v
tor, has not forgotten- Hawaii. . Thus ; Signal ' Corps man, was arrested by
ior
Kuhio' ltt a letter to uouniea rouceman ivinaent
is not clear, of x)ur
i! c ppliticatvtrrrp 'ho controlled the 1013 char-- r
thattlreident Wilson's asserts. Delegate
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Holsteinofthe
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r couventjqii and to the results of their activities. 'imposed peace without viclory'V means- - just this, of representatives of the legislature j ' Rata declared that he had nothing
sort' of imt; it , certainly includes it. His' words
were as Speaker Holsteln thl9 morning " read to do with Rlppard and had Just' come
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I nd'. casually, as any Xarnlval specta- delegate
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peace
upon
ictory
would,
mean
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Josef,
forced
the
.iorial
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separate - tor. After explalLIng to the police
handing 'you
y xJ'Am
terms
imoosed
TaiiniIsheL
udob
victors
tha
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tha t the 4thort
Tlic KM?al & havf
Only a peace. between'xiutl'cjuj lait;ifaly;a;aMl tKlTio
It was mlsUke, it was an
:! lof'torui of ihartrr.bcitig uldefaciirpted ;as. ....
uie rery pnncip.e or wnicn'iseuaniy ana a common
; best modem method of municipargoverunieut,
participation in a common ben efit"
; ff
act appreciate:;
The eaual;;:
forfliat youV who
upon
ity
founded,.
nations'
must
of
1e.
which
It
it
the
havtf long been the chief luna of ;
:t they itro iiot trying, to force f such! a charter
;
is to last must be an equality! of tr1gUr.th.giar&n- of the terrl-- , HOUSE COMMITTEES
r.,..- -trepresentivta
pi
house
:xjug!J.'! TLey Vuspst ''also simple amendments to .tees exchahgedmust
neither recognize nor imply,' a. ory of HawalU .will, enjoy ; reading . :
ftpc AOOlWfitU
ACCinrlCn I'flRV
difference between big naUons and : small, between; WfSt w mm about the maa.who was ;
j present charter, to niake It' moitj. workable,
Ant
'those that are powerful and . thoee that are weak. ; for so many years- chief, lunar of the
It is unbelievable that any man of average inl el
Right must be based on the common strength, not upon
Di txsitlon'i of the . first session's
United
and hope and pride in this city and its future the individual, strength, of the nations , upon "whose house of representatives of the
batch .of house bills was made today
-concert peace will depend.. V Vv, ' '
Holsteln as follows:
:j mid the civic committbes ifiwrt vith' affair
While Uncle Joe issuing old be?by Speaker
B- - 2, to county committee; H,;B.
H.
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all
and
char
Though there , is doubt as to just wiiat President has not forgotten Ha wU
i.id ajid then approve the iwlitlcs-Batnrate- d
have to do to get' him' enthusiastic is 5. to county committee; H. U. 4, tto
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Wilson"ineant by the phlrase-fo- r,
r proposed in the Andrcww. bill.?
like most phrases td mention It You wlU remember that. county committee;, H. B. 6, to agri- h'lu h a charter would saddle the city for .unknown by. which.; doctrines and policies "are' labeled, it is he spent his '79th birthday, on Mauu" culture committee; H. B. 6, to Judi-- .
clary committee; II. B. 7, to judiciary
;irs to come with a load of jKities fatal to eftici-c- y ambiguous wc think it is air to interpret it as
.11. B. 8, to public lands
- committee;.
committee; IL B. 9, to iwlice commit,
and ecbnouiy;- 'Poes Honolulu want to wear meaning exactly whut the government of Argentina SECOND READING OF
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tee ; H. B. 1 0, to county committee ;
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at 8uaaie? Wc believe not.
meant by "victory has no rights.' PrcsldentWil- - ' CHARTER MEASURE IN
IL B. ,11, to county committee; Ft? B.
HOUSE S DEFERRED 12,
The Advertiser, dubbing others "idealists, ' pre sou' could rscarcely have inren ted to express the
to finance committee; II. B. 14, to
county committee; H. B. 13, to agri:iua.blj places itself in the "practical" class. As hope that the ar in' Europe would be inconclusi-c- ,
Representative Lorrfn Andrews . bill culture committee? H. B. 16. to Judi-ffar- y
:
to state cx-'tl- y
h, it is the duty oMhe Adm-tie- r
to both groups
providing that the board of superviscommittee; H. B. 17, to county
Andrews-XIurrar
be authorized to make an appropri- committee.
ors
where
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the
.why and
for thai president of the TJnited States to ex.
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expenses
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the
of
covering
the
ation
for-r.rU.
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country
to
committee;-HB.
exactly how it is a istep
press such a hope;, indeed, he utilize in , another
'an is'.u
charter - convention',; passed - second B. 19, to hcalth'committee;.H.;B20.
"short-ballotj xactly
form of
liy the
part of his speech the phrase: ."The present war reading in
se
shortly , after , to jiealth committee; H. B. 21, to po- is not preferable. Generalities will not must first be ended," and attached directly thereto noon voaay auu ws reierrwi w uw lice committee ;r II. IT. 22, to agriculon county affairs. v
ture committee; H.B. 22, to Judiciary
.
"VJ at i.s.ueeilcd is a statement just as specific, no expression of hope that It would end in an in- committee
city
cha
relating
to
the
committee; II.' B. 23, to municipal
bill
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do by the civic comuiittee.
now in the hands of the printing com. committee; II. "B." 27, "to agriculture
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mittee, was not ready for second read- committee.
The reK)t t of .this committee is stronj;, terse,
By au inadvertence, the name of John Eflinger ing today when Its number was called.
Against it we havo had so was omitted iu the rjrinted report of the civic com- Speaker Ilolsteln ' announced he unnothing
"jokers"
of the politicians aud mittee recommendations for a new charter. Mr. derstood that this bill will to referred AUTO REGISTRATION TO
but the
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to the Oahu delegation in the house.
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defending them.
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'bv thoughts that are new. Thej respond readilf to;
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If Children FoUow Paid Publiei t jC
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The doctrine of'peace. without victory as cnun- Uy far the greatest number, of thoe in line last
night erc boys and' girls of the most impression- - ciated by President Wilson is riot without its
able age. iney win neer iorgei xuai on luc nigui uuuiugj iu uisiory. anu it is inieresxing to note mat
form of this doctrine was
of (Jeofge Washington's birthday they honored the a vital but
Fatherj of His Country on a scale that entirelyenunciated nearly half a century ago by one of the
cclipHCS ''anything the Japanesc.of ITawaii do Jn major countries of South .4uerica, where, by the
honor, io the Mikado. In" thej rising "generations of way. despite the geaieral belief that Latin 'America
.7apantiB ancestry here isthc ho'of .Uneiicanpa'is'cirustantir rife. with wars, greater constructive
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who sees me doing this here,' declar
ed Alfred E. Price. 79, ;c,rulhna!a
BUrFALO, X. Y. A series of summer outings a&d public entertainments
Is being planned by the Federated
Polish societies of, western New York
in eemmemoration of the one hundredth anniversary jof the death of
Ccn. Thaddeus Kosciusko, Polish. lead-e- r
for the cause of the colonists' In the
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urq tas ne. sveppea to. me jnamagp
license bureau and told R. S. Ct'Ur
pid") Sparks that he waated to get a
licence to marry Rose. Ann Stafford, v j
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revoJution, v '
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"A report by the historical society
Now,, young feller, said the eldc&
just ' received by the federated socle-tic- s If groom-to-b- e
to Sparks, "have you
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V. IU FARRINGTONt.The Cham- warned by Deputy Sheriff Asch that
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and it is the Ad Club and stood absolutely with the other
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An Oregon man says tb'athcnsr woujd jay better
iu the winerlf they vrcre shod with some material
that would keep their feet warm. I This may interest
y Hen ay Clews, iNcw York banker: (before the men who buy footwear for the chickens, i but it's
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nothing in our young life. Detroit Free Press.
The iVsiuess community has already settled dow fl
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the i onclusioa. that peace, though within sight.,
The oieuiug of a course of iolice instruction at
somewhat remote, and that the wearisome strug-rau!- t Harvard suggests that many parents who hitherto
continue for months more, and ;iossibly have destined .their sons for the learned professions
::othcr! year, unless "Germany1 makes unexjected may hereafter raise them to be policemen.---rhiladel-pricc ions." 'Our security mafkets arc now. adjust
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Thotc new dimes arc lovely,, but it is a pity they
ivcred from the reaction precipitated in December
did not come along in the good old days, when a dime
v oper'sg of peace negotiations. These shares are
would buy ten cents- worth of anything.---Chicag- o
iw being handled with caution by speculators and Daily Xews.
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herein". was overdone, as was freely predicted in mj
IT. S. Consul Frost at Quecnstown, Ireland, aprcvibu's advices. Another class of industrials,
from but" was not dependent upon pears to be the right man in the right place when
hich
comes to quick action in investigating submarine
var orders, has enjoyed more marked recovery. This it
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-- ation of prosperity." On the contrary, what is : ll Congress is seriously considering what superby levying
t ia itbnormal war orders will probably be largely fluities should be taxed, it might begin
Philadelphia
' "t bv peace. orders, for reconstruction 'S work on the salaries of its own absentees.''
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cad it being fully
Europe,
will
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unable
for
vcrable circumstances
meet
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We've had a "100 per cent candidate," a "50-50- ''
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come
oral years to
bridges, cars, steamers, election, and now why not a 100 per cent president
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rhiladelphia ICorth American,
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as officers and directors for the com- 1917 numbers at reduced rates. now costs only cne dojkr,
ing year, nine only, were in attendance
February
28 it.wiU be 5.
meeting
monthly
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regular,
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at the
'held
Wednesday afternoon..; Isn't , that a Asch. 'says there are several old numrare exhibition I. Judged, by this, : the bers still outstanding.
. Chamber of Commerce.- must ; be exLee . Sung' went, to the emergency
pecting that the community business
will be best .conducted , under a sys- hospital with a smashed ear and
tem of absent treatment. Otherwise bruised shoulder when a team he was
one. would naturally expect' that those driving1 on Bcretanla street Vcdnes
selected to direct would at least have day, ran. away, throwing him to the
a sufficient Interest to r drop around pavement and dashing Into a fence bef
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and see. what. is golng on.tween Miller and Punchbowl streets.
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gayest and, largest crowds ofthe year.
The exceptionally good . cuisine,
which the pbpujar. beath resort serves
has been ' an attraction .for .hundreds.
The Carnival spirit' has full sway, and
a fter night has
the- - Jollification-night- f
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Carnival to many viUor4; and Jocal
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Green Eeseda Japan Blue, Navy, Midnight
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Blue, Maise, pink and Battleship Grav.
AND
EARLY
HISTORY,
MODERN MYTHOLOGY.
VOYAGE AND TRAVEL
VOLCANO, BOTANY
NATURAL HISTORY and
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THRUM'S LIMITED.
Stationera and Booksellers
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Sport Coats .
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during tbe .CaxntvaLJj "Last night as. KENNETH
All all pxe loua . nights qt tpo 4ast' few,
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your stomach ia bad or an' uncertain
one or a harmful one your stomach
Is too valuable; ou mustn't injure ft
w!th drastic drugs.
Papa's Ulapepsln Is noted for its
speed in' giving relief; ita hsrmless-nessir'jt- s
certaia: unninjrctipn, in
regulitfng"s3clcw, sour; ''gassy rstomachi
Its millions, of cures 1n indigestion
dyspepsia gastritis and other stomach
trouble has .made It famous the world
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Netting has proved effective as a
means of defense against submarines
and no submarine has yet been' able to
operate in a British or French harbor.
Thousands of miles of heavy netting
ere In use in Engllsn waters, and outside the German coast they have been
stretched ' for the ; entanglement of
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submarines.
While the Germans assert that they
' device for cutting
have' perfected
nets which enables them to escape
when their submarines are entangled,
no undersea craft has yet been able to
hack its vn'ay through the British har-- .
bor defenses, and It is understood
thatthey avoid encounters with nets
wherever possible even if they are
sometimes able to. extricate themselves.
AND INDIGESTION
battery service is the
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w ill be lowered across the channels entering the harbor, stretching
from Sandy -- Hook to Rockaway
Point. .' Work on.thenet was oegnfl
tdiay in the New York navy yard, on
board the old
In order to hasten the completion of
the net orders have been given to
send seamen front the receiving ship
New Jersey to the AmpaytrHe. Tbe
net probably will be made in sections
soon as
and lowered In the chinac-a; ?1 5 ;
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The net will .be used o&lyat nlgbt.
In the daytime airplane torpedo boat
destroyers and a tmosqjtito fleet wiit
be relied upon to mtke.it impoftsible
to Approach tbe
for a hostile
harbor undetected. andT the net will be
lowered to-- permit vessels to pass
through. It is understood that similar
measures will bo taken to protect
othee- - harbors a!o0g-th- e
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Feb. m. New
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Invasion by hcatile submarines by an
Tlic firfl attempt known to the
f pocket pkking In the Carnival
crowds brought an Immediate arrcat
and a quick ejectment from the territory of the perpetrator.
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felt bU
works department
purse leaving bis pocket. He whirled
quicklr. caught the pickpocket in the
act and. called for the police.
Jioliceman Henry Daniel, on duty
In that vicinity, came quickly and took
the stranger la tue poiico station.
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iup. loiter he got out on $250. cash
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man. w ho fcives his name as P. A. Kirk'
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beaded guilty: and promised
to leave the territory on the sams
(Niat in w hich .he came, the Great Nor
ithern. if given a pupended sentence.
This was cone. He claims to be a
Los Aagelcs real estate agent
There are three in his gang, 5ajs
Capt. McDuffle of the detectives "and
'they all work together. Tfcelr scheme
pickpocket method
is the
fcf surrounding their victim in a crod
and bpldfng him from all sides until
bis purse Is. snitched.
Kirkpatrjck is an elderly, respectable looking person and under the
name of David Richardson threatened
the police for locking bim up. Later
be admitted his right name.
When Kifkpa trick won bis freedom
; with ""bail
two detectives trailed bin
for some distance. ' Suddenly ' the
shadowed man took to his heels, run
ning at full speed until be had lost
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The pickpocket threw the , purse
away before ue was arrested but jt
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your homekeep It. handy get a iargi t cem to f tail kW u p the
SOt gait
fifty-cen- t
case from any drug store and Two days ago Jn a resume OP thft'iH
then if anyone fchould eat something lice blotter Ight of ,1 5 wnO' haif 1ecn
which ' doesn't agree with . them ; If brought In bytbe police to sober up
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and sours and forma gas; causes head-- i
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as soon as Pane's Dlapen-al-n
comer fn contact with Lhe stomach
all suih distress vanishes. Its promptness, certainty and ease In overcoming the worst stomach disorders is a
revelation' to those who try it Ad v.
were Uncle Sam's "boys and last tslgbt
slx.out of aa v0ii'ddze tranSjgre3o3
tame from the' array.1'
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S. Ttinbcrg of Batterj-A.'ttArtillery,
arrested 'last' night on
complaint of M." NIcIHlnltllro ays
the' soldier Vent tOxol sfills ' place,
Kukul street, near Nauanti, and set
f're to the couch A)1lftht, the
sheets and bedspread, ?f" Hr
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he was ."beAten up.', by a
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Feb. 24 and Sunday. Feb. 25. Tickets gang of soldiers'in
Asia park Tburt-da-y
at Benson. Smith & Co., Fort street
escaping.
morning,
soldiers
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Good! food, weUCcooked
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Campbell illock spread over Uiis globe, would make a
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Below are listed coninarative sellina: prices for
ilanan & Son shoes in New York and Honolulu:
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0 Chocolates
dancer
marries cabaret.
Ha1dn8, son
Frank.
of Robert C. Hasklnspresldent of the
International Harvester company. Is
perpared to face- parental wrath. A
marriage license was recently issued
to Frank Haskins and Josephine. F.
Gordon, and today Miss Joy Gardner,
cabaret dancer, whoso name off the
stage is Josephine F. Gordon, is wearing a thin gold band on the third
finger, f her left hand..
Last. November private detectives in
the employ of young liaskln's mother
Kansas City where Miss
Sent to was
dancing at a hotel cabaret and brought Haskins home.
At that time r Miss Gardner was
quoted as saying:
million-aire'- s
. "I am not trying to steal a
son. The Haskins needn't
worry about their son."
But a few "weeks later she . was
again dancing in Chicago, and Haskins was again, flutUd4gacpjind her
place of employment, . .
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The police are maalng a double investigation of a storjkiithat a. well
known young Honolulan icnsaged lu
tbe exciting pastime, ot, blowing up a
little Carnival merchant's . whole sup--'
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low's whole supply went tip like smoke
as a sacrifice to the others whim and,
that a bystander who stepped In'to
leorn the reason for the little) boy's
tears w as nearly assaulted by the one
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liner Nipon Maru docked at Tier 7 at 8:45 this morning from
San Francisco. She is leaving for
Yokohama at, 5 o'clock this afternoon.
The large amount of bullion aboard
includes II. $0,181.39 In gold coin and
, bars, $560,305.84 in silver bars and
$5520.88 In other valuable precious
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Sizable Mail Brought
Mali brought to Honolulu by the
Nippon was 477 bags and ehe also
of overcarried
. landed 19 packages
cargo. Passengers for this port were
r, four; all ladles. Miss L. A. Clark, Mrs.
J M. Danzieer, Miss Laura Griswold
' and Miss - M. E. L. Haven. They
are going on to the Orient oh the
Shinyo Maru, Two are from Los An-- .
Eeles and two from Boston.
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Goodrich Manila Agent
Among the through passengers Is C.
Lacy7 Goodrich, who has many friends
lii this port and was purser of the
Tenyo Maru and other T. K; K. liners
before becoming general passenger
agent of the line at San Francisco 15
months ago. He Is on his way to
Manila to open a general office of the
Toyo Risen Kalsha. there. Heretofore
the T, K. K.'s business In Manila and
Shanghai Jnas.been handled by agencies similar to the local one, but the
business has grown so that a separate
office Is now needed. Accompanying
Goodrich is T. N. Alexander, who will
open the Shanghai office, now held by
an agency In that city.
Passengers Like Island Climate ; .
Capt. Y. Mikl reported a rather
rough voyage from San Francisco,
' with, heavy seas and rainy weather.
in
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Scaring the islands Thursday the
weather improved and this morning
the sun shone brightly and passengers
were delighted as they walked ashore.
Through passengers on the Nippon
are 44 first cabin, 22 second and 12H
steerage. From this port the liner Is
taking half a dozen cabin and about
100 steerage.
cludes steel, cotton, sole leather,
stearic acid, talc powder, roofing felt,
fresh fruit, wine, coffee, machinery,
cigarettes and 57 other varieties of
general merchandise,
BARKENTINE SIGHTED;
MAY BE NITRATE BOAT
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barkentine, whose identity could
Lot be made out, but which is believed
to be the American barkentine
Thrasher, was sighted early this morning southeast of Diamond Head and
some distance offshore.
The Thrasher, Capt. Foley, is 60
days out today from Chilean nitrate
ports. As no wind was stirring this
trorning the vessel was making no
progress toward port, although evidently headed this way.
A
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The bad storm at sea which carried
away a lifeboat and cleaned off the
poop deck of the Persia Maru was
net the only bad luck befalling the
old liner this voyage.'.' While she was
at ' Manila fire of mysterious origin
broke out, damaging some pf her
cargo, me blaze was exunguisnea oy
the fire department without much dif
ficulty.
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To request the city to use its fire
engines and hose lines and flush the
dirt and filth off Allen street tomorrow ho the crowd using the street. la
going to and returning from the water
laccnt tomorrow night can walk on
n clean thoroughfare, ('apt. William H.
Foster, the harbormaster, was. to call
cn Mayor Lane some time today.
"There has been a good Seal of justifiable criticism this week concerning
the filthy condition of Allen street,"
said Captain Foster this morning.
"and as it will be used tomorrow night
by nearly everybody in Honolulu I intend to call on Mayor Lane today and
ask him to loan us the fire engines
and their crews to flush the accumulated filth away with streams of water. The street, although it Is the
principal approach to our finest piers
has not leen given a thorough clean
ing for ho long that I cannot recall
when it was done last. Yesterday the
street was vile with filth and dust"
Captain Foster will suggest to the
major that the street be washed down
tonight and a gang kept at work on it
all day tomorrow.
HYADES DELAYED;
SHINYO IS LATE
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DEPARTED
Per T, K. K.. str. Nippon Mara, left
for Yokohama this afternoon: From
Honolulu Miss A. Derrick, Miss N.
Hayes, Miss Katherine Steelman, Miss
J. Wimblea
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Next mail for Japan, China, the
Philippines and , India leaves at 5
o'clock this afternoon in the Nippon
Maru. Mails close at 4 p. m. at the
postoffice.
Fort Street1
Stocks and Bondi
IN CUBA SENDS
Real Eitata
The Cuban insurrection. local refin
era say. Is partly responsible for an
unexpected advance of 2o cents
hundred pounds in the price of refined sugar, which becomes effective
today on the Pacific Coast The rise.
which is the first change in the mar
ket since January 2, lifts the price to
17 a hundred pounds at wholesale and
to $7.50 at retail.
Sugar men said yesterday that
there would probably be another 25
cent advance here in the near future,
if not immediately, because the whole
sale price had already ascended to $7.25
a hundred pounds in New York. The
raw pitoduct has been selling at high
prices' In New York because of labor
troubles and a scarcity of ships, and
fear that the Cuban revolution would
hold back shipments was responsible
for another sharp advance yesterday
that was followed by the local market
San Francisco Chronicle, Feb. 14.
Star-Bulleti- n,
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Ewa Plantation Co. .
Haiku 8ugar Co. .......
Hawn. Agr. Ca ........
Hawn. Com. & Sug. Co. . 49
Hawn. Sugar Co. ...
Honokaa Sugar Co. .....
Honomu Sugar Co. . . . .
Hntchinson Sugar Plant.
Kahukn Plant. Co. .. ....
Kekaha Sugar Co. ...... 205
Koloa Sugar Co. . . .. .
McBryde. Sugar Co., Ltd.
Oabu Sugar Co. ........ 29
14 V2
Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Onomea Sugar Co. '.
Paauhau Sugar Plant Ca
Pacific. Sugar Mill ......
Paia Plantation Co. .....
Pepeekeo Sngar Co. .... .
Pioneer Mill Co. ... ..... nil'
San Carlos Milling Co. .'.
Waialua Agr. Co. ... .. . . 29 Yz
Walluku Sugar Co. .... .
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Feb. 28.
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for waist department Apply Jeffs'
Fashion Co Inc, Fort and Bereta-ni-a
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GEO. R. CARTER... ..Director
C H. COOKE. . ..... . . Director
J. R. GALT, ...... . ... Director
Savings Dept.
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Alexander:
Honolulu,
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Baldwin
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Fort Street, hear Qtieei
Transacts a; general Banking
Business.
Invites your account and guar
aatees safe and efficient service.
Exchange, Letters of Credit and
Travelers' Checks Issued ai
principal points.
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Commission Merchants
and Insurance Agents'
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Hawaiian Commercial ft Sugar.
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Company.
Cable Transfers
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Haiku Sugar Company.
Company. "
Haul Agricultural Company.
nawailaa Sugar Company.
Kahukn Plantation Company.
McBryde Sugar Company.
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We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest
BISHOP &CO.
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Railroad Compaaj. '
Kauai Railway Company.
Kauai Fruit ft Ind Co Ltd.
Honolua Hanch. '
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Electricity, gas, screen la all houtes.
house; garage; - $33.
Life, Accident Compensation
house; garage; $30.
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Stores with basement, Maunaxea
PHONE 4915
Fir;
94
street, near waterfront;
J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD.
Made
Kaahumanu 8L
842
Information Furnished and Loan
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J. H. SCHNACIC
STOCK BROKERS
Tolephono 3833
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Merchant Street Star Building
95
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FOR RENT
F. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD.
Pfiono 1572
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P. H. BURNETTE
Phona 1841
Merchant SL
NOTARY PUBLIC
Commissioner of Deeds
California and New York
Draws: Wills, Deeds, Mortgages and
all Legal Documents. ; ;
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE
BANK, LIMITED.
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subscribed .yen 48,000,000
Capital paid up..... yen 20,000,000
yea 20,800,000
Reserve fund'..
Capita!
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100
A WOK I, Local
Uanastr
Phono No. 3SSS
Campboll Block
MININQ AND ' OIL SECURITIES
OFFERS INVESTOR 22 TO .
80 PER ANNUM
E.C. PETERS
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Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Loans
Negotiated, Trust Estates ;
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Litest sugar quotation:
lest. 5.27 cents, or 8105.40 per tort,
Managed.
POULTRY
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The National City Company
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WOITEL E. A. HAET
Hawn. Pines,
C. & S.. 49.25.
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BanK of nava ii, Ltd.
..... . , . . Director
MAY,. .. . . ..... .Auditor
Territorial Marketing Divis'n
Francisco
Maunakea near Quten
INVESTMENT BONDS
H, A. BRUCE
Phona 1849
200 Bank of Hawaii Eidg. TeL 1818
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Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
.Exchange
Fort nd Merchant Streets
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Telephone 12C8
Limited
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Sanitary Cans, wood lined.
,N,uuanu 8L, Naar King 8t
NAMCO
PROTECTIVE AGENCY OF
HAWAII
W E. Miles, Mgr.
Rooms 5 and 8, Elite Bldg. Hotel
SL opp. Bishop SL Phone 1411.
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For sale at leading markets and grocers
CuIgliS
A. G ARTLEY. . .
E. A. R. ROSS .
HAWAII, LIMITED
818 Fort Street
Telephone 8525
SAXON' AUTO PLANT
FOR SALE.
DESTROYED BY FIRE
CHOP SUI
Micii
Fire of undeDETROIT.
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North. King 8treet
high and
Cornet Holton
(Betyveen Maunakea and Smith)
low pitch, with case. 1513 Makiki termined origin, almost destroyed the
CorporSaxon
plant
Car
Motor
of
the
6717-Call
and see our brand new CHOP
Ct
street
ate natDeaufait avenue and Waterloo
SUI HOUSE Everything Neat r
Bargain 26 ft power and sail fishing street. causing a loss estimated at
and Clean
Co." 5200.000 and throwing 2000 men out of
boat Apply The Ever-Read- y
Tabtea may be reserved by phone.
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No. 1713
Tel. 3636.
when the .blaze started and on ont
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start an account now with
our
and Secretary
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Olaa, 15; 45 McBryde.
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Between Boards: Sales: 200 McBryde, 10.25; 50, 30. 105. 15 Ewa, 32;
20 It C. L a, 49; 100 H. C. & S..' 49.25;
5 Hawn. Pines, 41.
Session Sales: - 5, 15 McBryde. 10.25;
Waialua, 20.25:
and Manager
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R. IVERS
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Hsnalol LarMf Co, March 1.
Katlhikai Land Co, March t.
McBryde Sugar Co, March 2.
Kauai Railway Co, March 2.
. Kauai Electric Co, March 2.
Kauai Fruit V Land Co, March 2.
Co,
Sugar Plantation
Paauhau
March 3:
Waialua Agricultural Co, adjourned
meeting, March 3,;
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Young man think this over!
Are you ready with financial
aid as well as brains to grasp
the big chance when it
comes!,
List of Officers and Directors:
E. F. B I S H 0 P ........ Pre s! d tnt
MISCELLANEOUS
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Hundreds of young men. have
gone upward to success simply because they were ready
when opportunity presented
itself. They were ready with
money - to back up their
ability.
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FORT ST, HONOLULU, T. H.
SUGAR
Endau Development Co..
1st Issue Asses 60 pc Pd
2nd Issue Asses7 pc. Pd
Haiku Fruit & Pack, Pfd,
Haiku Fruit & Pack, Com W'2
Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc. A. .
Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pc. B. .
Hawaii Con. Ky. Com.
Hawaiian Elec. Co. , . . . .
41
Hawn. Pineapple Co.
'Hon. Brew. & Malt Co..
Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd. . . 125
Hon. TL T. & L. Co . . . . . .
Inter-Islan- d
Steam Nav. .
4
20
M utual Tel. Co.
ANNUAL MEETINGS
Oahu Railway & Land Co.
OF STOCKHOLDERS
Pah an g Rubber Ca
Selama-Dinding- s
Plan. Pd
Annual meeting of stockholders and Selama-Dinding- s
63
Pd.
dates have been announced by .the foJ Tanjong Olak Rubber Co.
lowing Hawaiian corporations as fol
BONDS- - : ;
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Beach Walk Imp. Dist. .
Honolulu R. T. Con Fb. 21.
Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s...
American Sugar Co' Feb. 26.
Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pc. . . . 93
Keloa 9uflar Ce Feb. 27.
Hawaiian Irr. Co. 6s. . . .
Paa Aflr. Co Fb. 27,
Haw. Ter. 4 pc Refund.
Kahuku Plantation Co Feb. 27.
Haw. Ter, 4 Pub. Imps,
East MatH Irrigation Co., Fob. 27.
Haw. Ter. Pub, top,
Kahului Railroad Co Fob. 27.
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series 1912-191-3
Kllauea Sngar Co., Feb. 27.
Hawn. TerVl, 3U pc. . . . . . . . ;
Homo Insurance Co, Feb, 27.
Honokaa Sug. Co, 6 pc.
Hawaiian Electric Co Feb. 27.
Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd, 6s 105
Klpahutu Sugar, Co., Fob. 28.
Hon. R. T. it L. Co., 6 pc. .... .
Llhue, Plantation Co, Feb. 28.
Kauai Ry. Co. 6s ....... 100
Waiahl Electric Co, Feb. 28.
Manoa Imp. Dist 5! pc. 100
Makes Sugar Co. Feb. 28.
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McBryd Sugar Cx, 5s
Kapaa Uand Co, Feb, 28.
Matnal Tel. 5s ... . ...... 116 ;
Olohena Land Co, Feb, 28.
Oahu Ry. & U Co, 5 pc. . 1Q6
Mooaa Land Co- - Feb. 28.
Oahn Sng. Co. 6 pc...... 110
Mutual Tel. Co, Feb. 28.
Olaa Sugar Co. 6 pc... .. .....
Pacific Cuano & Fert. Co. Feb. 28. Pacific Guano & Fer. Co . 100
Alexander. A Baldwin, Feb. 2&
Pacfflc Sugar Mill Co. 6s. 109
Hawaiian Sugar Co, Feb. 28.
San. Carlos Milling Co... 99
Tfiarift
SUGAR FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AND INSURANCE
AGENTS
Bid. Asked
MERCANTILE
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(LIMITED)
Friday. Feb. 23.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Alexander & Baldwin
C. Brewer & Co.
Next mall from San Francisco, 553
bags, will arrive in the Oceanic liner
Sierra Monday morning.
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Authorized by law to act as Trustees, Executors, Administrators and Guardians
SUGAR PR CE UP
First copie of the Pacific Mail's
complete schedule to contain sailings
of-- ' the; Colombia,
third of the line's
three new transpacific liners to be
placed on the run. arrived in the last
mail from San Francisco and were
given out today by the local agency.
H. Hackfeld & Co.'s shipping department. The schedule is No. 3.
As previously "announced by the
the Colombia will leave
San Francisco March 10, arriving here
and leaving March 18, reaching Yokohama April 1. Returning the Colombia will steam from Hongkong April
25 and Yokohama May 4, arriving at
Honolulu again May 16 and leaving
the same day for San Francisco.
With the three boats on the run th
Pacific Mail will give Honolulu a
steamer from Sah Francisco and the
Orient every four weeks. The Colombia arr'es from the coast March 18.
the Venezuela April 15, the Ecuador
May 13, the Colombia June 10 and the
Venezuela. July 8.
Asthe three boaU are of foreign
build they cannot bring passengers
here from San Francisco or carry
them to tha coast, but they will bring
mail, which will help Honolulu materially.
The schooner Caroline sailed from
Grays Harbor for Honolulu Thursday,
That she is meeting head winds and the Merchants Exchange reports.
generally bad weather and that it is
doubtful if she will be off port in
Next mail; for San Francisco will
time to receive pratique and enter leave at 10 o'clock Sunday morning
tomorrow evenlne is stated in a radio In the Hill liner Groat Northern. Mails
rpceiTed by Castle & Cooke today close at 8:30 a. m. at the postoffice.
from tho Matson freighter Hyades. A
wireless two days ago said she ex
The T. K. K. intermediate liner Perpected to arrive tomorrow morning. sia Maru resumed her voyage for San
If the Hyades, which has a heavy Francisco at 4 o'clockThursday aftercargo aboard for Honolulu, Port Allen noon. She took no mall as the Great
and Kaanapali, does not reach port Norwthern will get It all.
before sundown Saturday she will not
enter until Sunday morning.
The Matson steamer Manoa left at 5
Shinyo One Day Late
o'clock Thursday afternoon for Kahu-lu- i
Because of bad weather encounter
via Hilo. She will return at noon
ed on the voyage up to the coast the Monday arid leave, for San Francisco
T. K. K. turbiner Shinyo Maru left from Pier 10 at noon Tuesday.
San Francisco for Honolulu and the
Orient Thursday afternoon, one day FORGER CONFESSES ACT FOR
late, according to marconlgram ad
'MOTHER? r5 JAILED FOR YEAR
vices received, from San Francisco uy ;
MILWAukEF) Wis'.lt will be a
Castle & Cooke's shipping department
this morning. She is scheduled to ar year now nefOTo Evan S. Marlin of
rive here Tuesday morning, but be- Los Angeles can see his sick mother.
cause she left the coast 24 hours late When notified of h fa mother's illness
may not arrive until Wednesday morn Marlin-Jorge-d
a check to get to her.
ing. No wireless was received from He signed the name of former Sheriff
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rranRe, was cangnt and sentenced to
12 months in the workhouse.
PASSENGERS
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Cargo Is Varied
Cargo for the Orient in the Nippon's
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list tons. It in-
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One of the attractions of Carnival Week.
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Wh en Cross, Feverish and Sick
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Give "California Syrup
Children love this "fruit laxative."
and nothing, else cleanses the tender
Btomach liver and bowels so nicely.
- A ehikl simply will not stop playing
to empty tue bowels, and the result
Is, they become tightly clogged with
waste, liver gets sluggiah, stomach
sours, then your little ono becomes
cross, half-siclfeverish, don't eat,
sleep or act. naturally, breath is bad,
system full of cold, has sore throat,
stomach-ach- e
or : diarrhoea. ; Listen,
Mother! See if tongue is coated, then
give .a teaspoonful of "California
Syrup of Figs," and in a few nours all
the constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out of the system, and you have a. well, playful child
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striking portrayal of what might
happen to this country should, an
enemy nation, finding America unprepared, bombard its shores with a
g
aerogreat fleet, send
planes over New York City and finally
invade that great city, is shown In
"The Battle Cry of Peace," from . the
book by J. Stuart Blackton, now being
shown at the Bijou theater.
"The Battle Cry of Peace" sounds a
call to arms against war. It is a publicity medium for the "preparedness"
movement and is pitiless in its criticism of the "pacifist" and the advo-vatof "peace at 'ahy price." While
some of the scene bf carnage, destruction and violation of homes may appear exaggerated to the average layman, the producers have made it a
point to explain in letters large
enougli for every oije to read, that such
scenes dally are being enacted in
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RING UP PHONE 3937 AND ORDER YOUR
TICKETS EARLY. EVERY PERSON IN HONOLULU SHOULD SEE THIS GREAT LESSON IN
PREPAREDNESS.
THE PICTURE STARTS AT 8 O'CLOCK '
PRICES-- 20
to 75c
BATTLE CRY OF PEACE IS SILENT
CHILD'S TONGUE
Exhibition of Paintings
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At 7:40 o'clock
DANIEL, FROHMAN PRESENTS
feature of the picture are the
sentiments expressed in a lecture by
Hudson Maxim, Inventor of the. rapid-fir- e
gun, regarding the necessity of
the United States to prepare for war.
The plot of the story concerns an
American family living in New York
when that city, is bombarded and
finally invaded by a hostile force. A
number of scenes depicting the destruction of New York and Washington are well executed.
The picture is concluded by a. series
in which George
of
Washington, Abraham ' Lincoln, Gen.
Grant and Gen. Lee appear before Columbia. On the .whole "The Battle
Cry of Peace" is well worth seeing:
It drives home a lesson that every
loyal American should know. . It. is an
appeal for a bigger and a better .navy
and a bigger and better standing army.
It is a plea for the protection of defenseless mothers and sisters, wives
and loved ones.
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Reliexsr;SeMous Case
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Millions f mothers give "California
Syrup of Figs" because it is perfectly
harmless; children, love it, and it never fails to act on the stomach, liver
M.
and bowels.
Dr. Caldwell's; Syrup Pepsin
botAsk your druggist for a
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Corrects Condition That ,
tle of : "California Syrup of Figs,
which has full directions for babies,
Seemed Hopeless
children of, all aces and for grownups plainly printed on the bottle. BeAfter suffering' Cfionr chronic consti
ware of counterfeits sold here. Get
pation-unti- l
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the genuine, made by "California Fig was
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unable
Syrup Company
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continued
the
and
treatment
has
smuggled
been
from Holland to Germany as spare anchors and screws for ten to Dr. Caldwell 'that 'her condi1
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Queen Street
Phon8;'d341
recommend "Syrup Pepsin to
tarred. As ; every tug is allowed to wants
everyone who suffers with ,; constipa
have a spare anchor the trick often tion.
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combination of simple laxative herb
with pepsin.: Gentle.in its action and
free from griping 0 Other pain or discomfort. It contains no opiate or narV.TMTTMT
cotic drug, and, while acting readily
on the most stubborn cases of inac- be sure you get Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
tive bowels, is absolutely safe for tha Pepsin. See that a facsimile of Dr.
800 O'CLOCK SHARP
tiniest babe, so that it; is the Ideal, Caldwell's signature and his portrait
family
laxative and should be kept on appear on the yellow carton in'whlcU
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Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin costs writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 455
only fifty cents a bottle and is sold in Washington St.. Montlcello. Illinois, or
drug stores everywhere. To avoid by , calling at Benson, Smith & Co,
imitations and ineffective substitutes wholesale distributors. Honolulu.
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6th Episode of THE CRIMSON STAIN
Follow the. Fearless Costello in his quest of the Demon Crimsan Stain
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STRIKING CHUB, IS
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.LONDON, Eng., Feb. 23. The Britsteamer Jchn Mills has been sunk,
Deeply
regretting the accident ish
according
to the announcement here
which has laid up Sgt 11. Chub of the
night.
Four members of her
last
23th Infantry with a broken leg, J. E.
by the explosion
badly
injured
crew,
Nottingham does not "see hoiw he could
destroyed
torpedo
the. vesthat
of
the
have avoided the accident. Chub anJ
explosion,
by
killed
two
the
and
sel
ether soldiers were, he says, attempt- have been landed. The remainder of
ing to cross 'the street, hot a corner, .
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missing,
uie k.euui
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where a driver does News
but in
Agency,
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'he did not see them when passing a
ONTANA HOUSE PASSES
truck until he was right upon Chub.
LAW FOR LAROR
He denies that fie was speeding, but
considers it fortunate that he struck
The Montana
Clrib a glancing blow Uh a wheeL H ELENA, yi ont.
representatives
has passed
of
rather than to have caught him full house
eight-hou- r
establishing
law,
labor
an'
on. in which event the accident might
day for all public emhave been fatal, he thinks. The only the eight-hou-r
ployes
all employes of mines,
for
and
criticism he ncs to nake is that Chub
saw mills,
smelters,
mills,
cuarts
and those with him were attempting
- other factories,; The
andworks
to cross the strcetat another point
bill now goes to the senate.. .
than a corner. He says that E.
who was in the car with him, i
will corroborate what he. Nottingham,
has said In regard to the accident.
Nottingham is assistant staff representative for .the Argonaut and is an
experienced driver, having been licensed is a driver for the past eight Program beginning at 1:30 p. m. until
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EVENING
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big American drama) Universal.
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"THE SPIRIT AWAKENED" (drama)
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cf the xebauxe tlI morning ri llow
ins a holiday. The volume of hunt- -
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STOP
CUTTING OF TREES
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during
shout k it has hf-eSupervisor Hatch Sheds New
averages.
day
Wlow
Carnival.
reent
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h tMeB Uard were
and nt
cfclMr-Light on
Ibtatnakt
and Much-,Neeci.
the tension
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Mfllryde, after selling fit 104, rose
Kapiolant Park Incident
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an clibth, Hawaiian Commercial rote
4 la tb
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We are the ONLY TRANSFER COMPANY in Honolulu CHECKINQ
a quarter from 49 and Pineapples : Orders from - the city engineer ; to,
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YOUR BAGGAGE AT YOUR HOME OR HOTEL DIRECT TO SA1I
to
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Other ralea the Spalding Construction Company to
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were Ewa 32. Walalua SOU nd Olaa stop cutting the Kapfolanl Park
FRANCISCO. Immediate attention given io phoned orders. AUTO
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trees, temporarily at least, and
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rnlisted securities were a shade a etatement and questions by SuperVtCmlci C.
lower in some Instances. Mineral Pro- visor Hatch, which pat entirely new
g
incident, ;
ducts was unchanged at 85 cents, as phases on the
was Mountain King at 23 cents,
today.
developments
were Important
was 43 cents and Mademanager
of
W. T. Spalding,
v
J. BELSER, Manager
ra 29 and 28 cents. There were no theWhen
Spalding ConstrncUon Company,
Engels
Copper,
rales
of
Oil.
nor
f
You Should
was , een this morning by Judge
C5-71
the former heing quoted 7 and
So. Queen St.;
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Baggagemen
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who asked him not to cut the
Hatch,
Service
First
anJ the latler at 13.30 and 13.45.
had
Spalding
said
he.
Ironwood tres,
received orders from the city
guiy
at
and county engineer not to cut uw
GOVERNMENT LOOKS v
trees and had no Intention of destroyx
AFTER DEPENDENTS
ing .them.;
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Judge Hatch, la a letter to the
OF DROWNED SAILORS
In his' possession,' but the mat - have failed. One animal which had
found
HELD
points out that a strip of
jter was' not brought to my notice of-- its foot raugt.t in a steel : trap bit u
I'ark has been Included in
leg in two ani escaped.
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Territorial Secretary Wade Warren KaplolanI
the Improvement ordinance Illegally,
Thayer
Speaker
has
handed
to
II.
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he asks directly whether the presBecause-.a copy of a letter from the and situation
GERMANS OFFER TO TEACH
WOLVES RECALL TO BUFFALO
has been brought about
ent
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secretary
navy
of
relating
BOYS HOW TO SHOOT
the
to
II.
part
of the
Everybody Likes It.
PEOPLE OLD FRONTIER DAYS
by inadvertence . on the
It, 114, session of IS 15, petitiontng county
attorney's office or by deliberHOBOKEN, N. J. Men of German
Congress to enact legislation for the
It Is An Economical :'.
':;;v-.intent.'
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BUFFALO. X. Y. Reminding od blood com posing jt he Hoboken
dependent
relief
of
of
the
survfrnrs
Food.
The German stowaway aboard the residents of frontier days, wolves for
His letter is as follows:
Schuetten; Corps have takeu
Take Tablespoonful of Salts if Sheridan,
crew of the submarine F-lost in -- fcditor
of whom mention war made the past several weeks have tried to steps to make their loyalty to tbe
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Delivered
hay.,.
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It
in the
when the trans- pick acquaintance with he ' people
"Dear Sir: 'ihe matter of the iron-woo- d Back Hurts or Bladder Bothand their skill as
State
The letter from the secretary of
port was here early in :the month. Is around Egleston's Gully, on the '.east United
Door Reody; to Serve.
near the entrance to Kaplotrees
Acid
Uric
Immediately
effective for
Forms
marksmen
Meat
ers;
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the navy, originally addressed to the lanI Park Is of great public Interest ai
being, held In San Francisco for in- bank of Lake Keuka. Hunger has the defense of the country, by asking
secretary of th4 interior, follows
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vestigation and on suspicion of being tamed them sufficiently so that they the board oi education to permit them
this moment The situation; as 1
Phcnes 15i2-4G7- 6
We are a nation of meat eaters and
"I beg to acknowledge the receipt nndereuna tt, ls as follows:
spy. An account of his arrival and prowl about the back doors of Keuka to ' teach tne 1S0i boys of public
a
cays
our blood is filled with uric add,
Of a copy of resolution adopted by the
-Is contained in the. San Lake d wellings nightly;' A few . of school cadet ccrps how to shoot. The
detention
extends
A strip of Kapiolani Park
n
c authority,
HONOLULU
who warns
a
legislature of tbt territory of Hawaii
Chronicle of February 14, them have been shot; Efforts to trap boys were organized some time ago.
Francisco
Island
Makee
In
of
front
to
us to be constantly on guard against
petitioning Congress to enact legisla- to the north
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says:.
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which
us
call
which
road,
let
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the
tion ?or the relief of dependent survi?-or- s Cunha road, for identification; the kidney trouble.
DAIHYLlErrS
Investigation
begun
was
An
to
last
kidneys
free
utmost
do
their
The
of the crew of the submarine 1M. highway is wholly oa the sea side of
the blood of this Irritating acid, but night by secret .service operatives
survivors of the erew tbe trees. ; The railroad track is lo- become weak ... from Ihe overwork; Into the identity and past actions of
AESQCIATIOn of. "Dependent
tho IH already have been paid by cated not on the highway, but In the they et sluggish; the eliminatlve tis- George Kief a German who arrived
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this department, under death' bene- park, area; this is the case to the ter- sues clog and thus the waste is re- here yesterday on the United States
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from Manila as a
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stowaway. Kief t was taken off the
t'
man upon whom the beneficiary was authority, from the superintendent of
When your kidneys ache and ; feel transport shortly after the .vessel ardependent, and the pension laws un- public works.V It was a grant from like lumps of lead, and you have rived in the harbor and is held in dedoubtedly - will operate to give pen- the park commissioners, and paid for stinging pains iu the back or the Urine tention at Angel island. : r
sions to dependent relatives under the In part by lighting obligations under-- , is cloudy, full of sediment or the
Incriminating, papers, whicli, it Is
''. customary procedure."
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For Sunday dinner,
taken by the railroad company. ;
bladder is .irritahle",; obliging t you to alleged, show that Kieftjs ax German
. "Wben tlie ordinance for the creaseek Mclief- - during the night; when spy and disbursing agent, were found
you vail nd nothing:
you have , evereiheaiaches, nervous in i a trunk which he ; smuggled
under
Improvement
district
the
of
tion
An order for two tons of a Chicago
re- and' dizzy' spells, , ileeplessness,; acid aboard the transport at Manila when
being
avenue
is
Kalakaua
which
Poultry food wasj placed , by.; a Bernicer than
r::' y- j:i ;
built was dratted, this atrip of the stomach or rheuttAtlam in bad weath- he stowed away.
muda' dealer after" an interview with
"
get
your
pharmacist
road',
v
and
er,
MingJed
about
lying
from
"Cunha
park
betwen
With
Soldiers
Cons ur. Carl R.
at Hamilton, k -- Menagerie drive"; (adopting Mr; Cas- four ounces of Jad Salts; take a
Dressed in the imiform of a United
tle's useful term), was included in ' the tablespoonful in a glass of water be- States ' private, Kieft boarded the
ordinance. The attention, of the su- fore breakfast each morning and In a Sheridan at Manila and mingled with
' troops' quarters.
pervisors was not called .to the fact. few days your kidneys will act fine. the soldiers ' In
The measure could not hive passed If This famous vsalts is made from tbe His presence was not discovered until
d
it. had been. Only the legislature can acid cf grapes afid lemon Juice,
several days after, the vessel left pott,
with IHhiar and has' been used when the soldiers aboard were orauthorize a surrender of any - portion
to flush and stimulate dered to" muster and it was found
of ffce park.". It would simply. Aave for generations
"
"superclogged
kidneys,0
breach:,
the
to neutralise 1 , the
for
trust
a
of
been
one too taany. Kieft
': acids In' urine "sV it' is no. longer a that there' was
v;cr!:c:i
so.
done
knowingly
have
cr.d
to
.
visors
IIcr.2 TC',7n:2 to. 7
acknowledged
that
purchased
source of Irritation, thus ending urin- the uniform and he hadwas
points for consideration are:
a Ger-- i
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"The
that
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Qisorders i
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It hardly, seems possible that there is a woman in this i
months eld; fat and
x--. "yx'-i-.man.- j
"(1.) How to correct the mistake; - JadandFa-'t-b'adder
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caninexpensive
is
and
having due regard to the rights of the not injure;
told the officer that he ' was country who'continues to suffer without giving Lydia E, '
a delightful effe outKieft
cf cnc:l!:ut Haver.-Kccontractor and of the. assessed prop veacent lithia-waie-makes
of
funds
and wished to get to San
r
drink, and nobody
v
riiiMitMua vciicuiuic vauiuuuuu tx uuu tu.u dii uic tyr .
owners...,-crty
Flanclsco.
was searched and 1672
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He
can
a
by
taking:
make
mistake
a
little
t .alive., until yea
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dence .".that is continually being published, proving bevond :
"(2.) Was the above situation occasionaliy to keep the kidneys clean was found secreted In his clothes.
large
Shortly
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a
steamer
inadvertmere
through
afterwards
brought
about
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rrrand old medicine has, relieved
contradiction" that
v
crdir.'
and active. AdvJ
trunk and a suit- - case belonging to
ence In the county ' attorney's office
. omen
more; suffering am
than any other medicine in
Kfe.'t were found hidden in a secluded
(which we hope), or was it deliberateI
place.
ly done? This latter, inquiry perhaps
the world.
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L vj has only historical interest.
L
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w
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Searched
His
Trunk
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r ,Mrs. Kieso
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thch
to Lull up crJ
cording toTonc of the army officers
i F. M. HATCH."
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Aurora, 111. tfFor seven lonsmonths I suffered
(lMmni
traveling on the Sheridan as a; pasAnother expression of sentiment
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dressed
urc?7 it vrlU do t3 mucb
Is
from a female trouble, "with severe pain3 in mr back ;
from James
to
senger,
comes
papers
showing
the
disclosed
that
and sides until I became so "weak I could hardly
f;r ycu, but in:!:! cn CCOTTa Steiner, resident of the improvement
t v. .
Kieft was in the employ of 'the Gerwalk from chair to chair, and got so nervous I
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district JJe says: :v
man government Receipts for money
would jump at the slightest noise, I rzs entirely ;
"I am an old, resident of 'TWaikiki
to Germans in the Philippines
raid
unfit to do my house work, I was giving up hope of
orders filled
and love the place' dearly.. To the
Serve In your own, far-of- f
home the! and papers showing he had received
ma to try '
ever being weU, when my sister
imtropic-flavoreKalakaua avenue frontage tax
money from the German, government,
distinctive,
sweets
of
Cbmpound.
careVegetable
promptly and
Lydia E; xJinkhams
I took
provement fund I'm contributing HawaiL You can get them in an ' together with othor evidence showing
rr:!3 to
woman
r
healthy
am
a
today
six bottles and
I - 12300, In my opinion, and for. the 'Aloha" package, ecntalning the , fot-- that he was a German agent, were dis-.
fully.
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homework.evsrv
wish
mv
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safety of the enormous traffic on' that owning, "made
.
i covered, according to the "officer.
Pinkham'a
VecUbla
E.
try
Lvdia
woman
would
avenue, I believe the few iron wood . 1 jar Red Gtiava Jelly.--1
Col. John T. Knight, general
JCbmnound. and find out for herself fcOTr good
trees at the bridge breakwater should
jar Gold Guava Jelly.
superintendent of the transport: ser-,.
:
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be done away with altogether. These . 1 jar Mango Chutney.
A. Kixso, 690 North Ayr, Aurora,
Mes.
is."
Karl
it
vice, said last night:
.
easily
could
rare
not
and
few trees are
;
Vl jar Poha Jam.
.
"I was notified officially that Kieft I V
Could Hardly Get Off Her Bed. :
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be spared as there : are many more ' 1 Jar Poha Jelly.' f
was aboard, and as he was an alien v
CSncinnatL Ohio. "I want you to know tb.8 good lydia E. Pink- close by In the park. Besides, it
1 jar papala' and Pineapple .Manna-lade.
the immigration authorities
have
toVegetable Compound has done for me. I was in sr:h bad
hamfs
up
open
outlook
beautiful
a
would
jurisdiction and he was sent to Angel
female troubles that I could hardly get oft my bed- - L'
from
wards Manoa and Palolo valleys and
health
army tug.- - I heard .ru-2 pounds Old Kona Coffee. '
on
island
the
"
the mountains.' ,.,
had been doctoring for a long time and my mother EziSSl want yon
MAtH
1 box CandletFlPineapples.
n
gets
rmiM
to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. So I did, and it
Meanwhile the
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DANC5INO CLASSES
Entire package costs, only $3.
opinion
from
verbal, expiessions of
has certainly made me'a well woman. I am able to do my house work
HENRY MAY & CO., LTD.,
' Learn the latest New York dances
numerous citizens who say that while
and am so happy as I never expected to go around the way I do aain,
Fort St. Phone 1271,Adv. . from MADAME LESTER, Honolulu's
the park trees may have to be cut
and I want others to' know what Lydia'E. Pinkham's. Vegstabla
leading teacher: Tuesday evening,
tbey feel that the city engineer should
Compound has done for me.w Mrs. Josra Cofnxs, 1SG3 Harrisca Ave
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spend more time in trying to avoid
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Tairmount, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Saturday morning, Children's Class.
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the destruction.
Iledi-ciwrite to Lydia E. Plnknan
Fancy and stage dancing, private lesbremen
If you want special advice
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opened,
Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter Trill be
sons by appointment Phone 1162, VO.
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sayst
while Rapid Transit officials Bay they
in
confidence goy.
3675,
Roma
Or
and answered by a woman and held
The
F.Hall.
read
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Feni Wireless)
M r.j curs
at the same time the Rapid Transit 'COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Feb.' 23.
engineer fully upholds the viewof
The German t merchant submarine
City Engineer Collins that the trees Bremen was not captured on its first i
must be cut - One city official points trip to the United States but " was;
the Rapid Transit's sunk in a terrllic storm ' in the Atbut that
attitnde is that .the trees should be lantic ocean, wrll on her way to;
America, according to reliable :infor- mation' that has been in the hands of
tbe Associated- -' Press for many .
E
2
Is months.
- The Berlin office of the As- - j
sociated Press v as "In ; possession of ;
V.- this InformaUG'nvfoY'.come time butit' was, able to transmit it
this,
city only yesterdayt :
j
The same advices fetate that the
merchint subctarfne Dr.utschland. sis- -'
to see the beautiful display of
of the Bremen, is now engaged j
in supplying the war divers that are!
carrying on Gcrmany'e campaign of!
New arrivals that enchant with
ruthless submarine warfare.
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It-ireported that at least six sis
; their grace and beauty.
ter ships of the Deutschland and Bre-- ,
submer-siblemea, large
Whit Delhi Calf 94 n. Lace Boots
of
cooperating
are
work
this
in
and many skilfully carved Ivories, Oriental and Bengal Tiger
with Louia Covered Heel and
mu-- j
- supplies
transporting
food,
and
'.$10.00
' ' '
.i.
Whit Soles .
j-- "
Rugs, Hand 'Made Laces, Manila Hats and many, other Nov--in the. Atlantic
nitlons to the
Lace
Oark Brown Kid Welt ln.
thai re condcefng the unrestricted j
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elties and Curios, at the
CooU with Leather Lou! Heel 10.00
warfare against shipping passing' to
and froin. England, j France and Bel
Havana Brown Calf High Lac
, .
through the ftarred zone."
gium
840
. Boots with Lsather Louis Heel
A new munitions factory in Canada
s
of
White Opera and
.
has a waiting list of ,700 women' whoJ
Reignskin and White Wash- ''
are anxious to; work," ; 'r'
...... $340 to
able Kid
'Argentina and Brazil are experi
menting in . the manufacture of dyes
from .utlve w wds snd ether sources
wifi s apparently good prospects of
Blaisdell Building
1150 Fort Street
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lhzn Vour Eyes ficcd Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
Last
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Folltewwi la a nort of liumanitr and kiodli- urns applied (o small act and etetjdajr
Talne.
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rt,
Huccrs3 is not
a matter of luck, but a matter
of intelligent direction of one's powers.'
HONOLULU, TERRITORY- - OF HAWAII, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1917.
NINE
SctiooUGirls of Honolulu in Patriotic Children's Festival Todny
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GUARDSMAN WEDS GIRL HE
MET AT MEXICAN BORDER
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Mexican border had another elupter
In the office of Justice Kaiser at Geneva hen Harvey, Davenport of Au
tcra; sergeant of Company P. 3d
married Sjis Mary rerrasps.
IS years old. a Spanlsh-Amerlciittrl
of San Antonio. SL Davenport met
hU , bride when ahe visited .the camp
cf the 2d Regiment
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Japnnccs Lantern Parads
Spectacular Feature of Entire
.Carnival, With Floats of Bewildering Beauty and Remark-- r
able Einich Stars and Stripes Take Precedence Over Siiri- -
Rag of Dai Nippon
LTost
Award of' Prizes
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like living aad tnorfnf rlrer of titrj youthful tinker ajaye) the rocal f-I
llstenen.
Ur poured throUih tie atreeU of "to't. naco a their
llonolulo Itit nteti from Athletic! TCherrjr MArch- - was the entry of
J4nese sewepaper.
rark to the Palace, aqcr, when ! the
the entry
thousand of Japanese marcbed ln th( a. wa an "iioha-sectiolantern parade plrea ly the Nippon- - t anahir Jat aneae .newapaper. ihe
eae a their part of the Carnlral ceie-- ; Hawaii Ehlopa Doth tad inany march- - j
o
wwea carried vut In spirit'
bratlon and In commemoration of the
and desicn.
annlver-fcarI
one hundred and eighty-fift- h
"Ubeny BellT. waa a float of excel
of the tint Trt&litxit of the na-tst cfcncfpflno, nowlns two lare
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Although the marchers were aona bee' dectrated with cherry bloaaoma
wjwer .tramaiea oy can-th-e
of Nippon or aona of aona of Nippon.
paBMd ton the.atreeta
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''.A
Illuminated apectacle wa decldedly diniacUre ss patriotic parade.' lbJ?1 rao Joyoualy forth aa of old
of liberty.
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ven thouKh u kreat charm waa Ita witli ,(!
WaaWagteii,
ta
Float
Finf :
Mzzare beauty." ACierlcin" colon 'of Geervt
Crossing
the
,,fcasningtn
Ceore
proftuewere
used
led. White and blue
ly tbronxfcout the parade on lanterns,' Dfawaie. the rtry of the Punchbowl
lu costume and la float decoratloot ?J AUiaJ eteet dlatilcta. waa;car-- '
maaer. with
Only once was the national emblem
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'of 'Japan conaplcuoualy displayed and wftHhmiton snd hia crew malting
;Th
'ik
t th their way thruuih real ice, as shown
.post. 1hls float wai awarded (
head of the marctlng column where c
A1""1" by tbe ward eom
j
two color tearera !ie ly aide carried
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nulte
I
the
and
atarry
of
America
banner
the
v
of marching men
nctber
Llaxlnj sun of Japan.
uy
oresnea in
w
japaoene
j
vutdoca All Other V
In execution and'Ia concepUon the frock coat and.hlxh hat, beneath which
the Japaeae kimona Aa he
nlrht iara:e was f&r aupertor to the
decided limit, the touwalked
wlm
many that have been given", in the
f UU.a 1 aeejaredv "Ttere goes a Japa-iffor- t.
Japanese.
No
rist bynothe Honoluluand
In.
Japanese n'fe .ri,ariii
exrene
i
wuinUuM npn- of the city aeemed
;
ftave teen fPirea to mate me
1 LT" .Tr Kai Mai
,
CattieaMp
.
greatiwu
parade one rich ia beauty, and
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la citnllris.
pearea
ifaj-staJ- :
,exmat
luwau
d Itrouthoct with an
,ej.
iet best, on account
.
dlltnce cf 'trncicv-- '.that' waa scarce- of
of
wealth
detail.
Great
Jta;
funa
military
ly aead to the r.s.srlflctnt'
.the;Nor- the enjoyment atu.ck out from turret wireless poles
parade cf tte inrn:
"vLtft
link
'.mal- aahoet nirls who appear ' In
of" the: rlVer of;i:its waV enhance dtefctehtd uj U the air with their green
connecting wi.
red and;
'the "Butterfly Dance,"; Left' to 4
because It was carried through wk . cf
port
Ktarboard;
light
to
and
flowed
ccsrsJs'pLiav
rlehb--Lucille- - Aflafltte,
ax.J
precision
a
cf
the
colored light sur 4 Agnes Frendo, Adeline Aflaciie. f
t'.is cr a. t treauwr
vn tl :3 vtere no tlrtsc- .n;r 1 nr-'- s
cf ;v ". "'. "J.t'C a
Kucakaand
CeftterCTWe-ain- t
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All thrss are fm4.V
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tie-Ameri- ca
cfthe Unfted
tl.ted. as rtil fliers
-- laerUamong whom
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4. nwsterin DaiKd la oe?of
busier;-whcwas
Msty.
tn.strument
a
bifl ftufeatf the festlvsk;-'- ;
Talica
tie
cuiiaanorn..-,a
toxe
chanced
V
r;
reviewi-.'...;! ucra vras censtact
i
Corgecvs
Trelie
j
floatCar'
frifr.cfj
which
to
as
t
arr-:--f-"t
o f t c r vera t
In
t,
CHEAP FILIPINO FARM ;
tLe r
was the
tltt, the best that
were
(Just at 'good. They were
or Le :r:.t iU: .'J.i. dfJons
trolley car. floats, entered by the ; LABOR AS SOLUTION OF
stani:z2'r:;cit:::y c a. U--i i: iiidual the
and; seventl divisions. Both
second
tastes cf t- - e vt:l j. rs.HIGH COST OF LIVING
In spite of their real
beautiful,
wwe
:
Lalr.Ia cf CIJ J;,"i
One
Istic
of them carried
appearanca,'
1
as a dalalo of the legend,
V'aia,
Only," and both
rCafniral
(AMMlt4rfTea t7 rderal Wlrlei)
More light ' upon the resolutions ,
d
r..-L.-::the
and led'
old jarta.
approprme
naa.
aigns
reaoing.
Aaia
passed by the German American AlliT-reviewing, ttand
t
t irade to
:;
t --Aala Park-Can.and
ho&s
nn
the
aeainsf
ance
tbrf
Jlnlflr
on the mainland which caused so
wiu.
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I here he left tte ,ll-- e to dire tt the
i t
r
apCongress
proposal
much
discussion here is given: '; by
President's
that
Koveresta cf l e- r.srchbg cohinia
Palama' dlstcidi entered one' of thd propriate 1100,000 for the conduct cf
papers received this week.
mainland
by
I
C;egiven
3
tmais
tfni to
ttrilliig-- . toarchini' sections: It an Investigation In the increased ost
t:cst"
referred td in the Assoresolution
The
parage
d!TUI;3
of
d
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the
t
the
was,
of the- Stars," in of living Joseph Hartlgan, conimU-slone- r.
was passed, not,
despatch
ciated
Press
fev;;;;?
II Kakhaa, which all the bin stars of Old Glory
in tc;..
measures,
weights
'r
threw
separate
and
of
branches
of the alii- the
v..
";
fctaff a:
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were carried byv marchers dressed In a possible bombshell into tbe already
meeting
ance, but at a
of delegates
of old," red andwhlt... ... .;;- ;.';
..o'a.nlshf
' ;,- Whether reso- proposed
when,
In
tense
'situation,
Philadelphia.
he
held
in
2 c c2 x rc
'.2 vrcrsn tour v
r
A btg colorer! fish float waa. anoth-t- d a formal' ststement yosterda the imintlona similar" to those 'passed here ;'
V.',c!i t3tcd cpon
1st vr.;n
:rtr.l
thtry of the Kalihi section, as was portation- of cheap Filipino labor for
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were considered Is not told. ' '
'..la-:- r
view,
a
,t
I"to
rs
a
Japanese
tea
house
the
a
Coat
of
also
problas
a
solution
the
tbe
for
Philadelphia
farms
Tjnder
date line the
a'
J:;-r.2 tenraat .will
ciiry cf
I! I
treaty; Jar-ae- se
raalds'at em" of cheapening fcd 'and "bringing
with three
1
New. York Telegram, say s1
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f
Lrins her tie
was. catered by it within, the easy reach of the
xliy,
, This
last
Indorsing,
of
action
.Resolutions
the
v
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.
czly
cl"c YTaikik. Japanese. ; An aeroplane was
r
w&s r.:t
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President WHson' in severing diplo--matcf a the float entry ; of the Ena toad
cr.ee is tv ;t 5l3 v.r.3 C'-lli- S
Hartlgan
his
declared
statement
In
relations with "Germany ' and ' '
l.r.:- -t end .V.t.A represent'
i:urc;-.--- i
v
lt is not. necessary to 10 "away
Japanese.-- .
?
v believes the ; proposal to
he
that
Cr'.-z'
pledging
loyalty to the United States, .
.:.PP from your own back door here- - in the
ed cze cf f
v
npon
Impose:
an
embargo
products
all
Lacking
Is
J
Humsf
Net
by ' tha .German Ar.er-- ;
adopted
were
was
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TtU
islands to find something beautiful to
1
save
will
one
far
A
foodstuffs
fuel
fall
was
and
humorous
fioat
labeled
lean National 'Alliance at a rieelia;
thsrei ly t.'.:rs t to caw . and
paint,"; says H. C. Best, whose f pic,r ..' $:
y:y,
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continued in, session here until
t: ; t;r
cf the marshal ,Hallowe,en'.. on which, was shown a abort of meeting the problem of trans
now
on
exhibition
.
at
are
the
tures
Honolulu, harbor improve- that
or- the
portation,:
That
on
Calif
great
not!
over
is
grianicg
which
he
the
declare
pumpkin
Information
Further
and
head
early'
today. . It was decided 'also to
so,
Intended
may
every
tcca
one ments are 84 per cent completed and
"Nearly
It
t:: J.:va
great ftcblem that confronts the nia oil lands controversy is contained University Club. see
regiments
of German Americias '
form
pictures
but to r'-- y tc.:S,t3 Itrshal Vada, which, there strode a ferocious Jfblack the
the
hss at a cost of 74 per cent of the Orig: San who comes in to
- so much as : the' Question : of in a" despatch
nationprinted
foreground
the
in
of
the
In
Host
cat
the
Lis
some favorite view which they urge inal estimate of cost Is asserted in a in case of hostilities, and to turn over ,'.;
a.l to then the stranse
getting the land to produce all that it Francisco Chronicle as .follows:
fccuad c: his cc..r..it-- s la Japanese, were the 'skeletons of Hallowe'en
me to go. and paint One tells me to report upon river and harbor Improve- to the American Red Cross fluids that
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It was entered , by the is capable of doing: .
WASHINGTON, D,
Feb. 12.
a as the most lzierc:iiag part of .the
go
to Kauai, another to the . Volcano, ments in the District of Hawaii, re- the Alliance lias been collecting for
Japanese. CooJcJag School.".
He trges that one methyl of retting Secretary Lane's recent letter to Sen- another
;
;
says Windward Oahu, and I ceived from the government printing German war relief.
the
in
is
hand
situation
tbe
creation
-'
colorsenate
meeting;
One
prettily
ca
Mayers,
was
the
was
which
of
a
The
the
conducted
ator
of the last floats
chairman:
t:;h.2i the tztrCsl
rave given up counting the number
'
It was prepared by MaJ. R. R. behind closed doors, was attended
Xafzatry decorated one from which cams the of a national board of food control, public lands committee, urging that of times I am asked when I am going office.
by
i:.h
Lerrcrs trd-- then
i of
Engineers
of.
.Corps
Raymond
the
shall have powers of regulating Congress at this session pass tbe min- to paint the view from the PalL" ' '
twenty-eigh- t
delegates
tc-- i,
from
states,'
j.. z a L.t'y nirch. It was stralas '.of Japanese ! music. This which
f
1916.
Is dated October
labor conditions, and the distri- eral lands leasing bill, which conhastily called by Dr. Charles J. Hex V
Though the exhibit of ' Best's pic- and
na Cri;:.".'l t ":t ":zV but. the was followed by hundreds ttaarch-e- r farm
departreport
war
to
the
his
by
products
In
the
railroads.
of
amer, the president' The alliance is
night,
the
Saturday
for
carrylag .Japanese lanterns and bution of
is
relief
will
amendment
close
he
tures
t reenters Civ t i. . t to doff their
tains the
The great need at present according California oil operators ousted from planning to remain several months In Lment MaJ. Raymond says that the en said to have a membership of
h-;.
to the cc.ra czl to cheer the by, others in automobiles, : '
ta
to Mr. Hartlgan is farm labor and he their claims in the naval reserves by the islands and portray with his brush trance to the harbor has been credgea
,
the
cc'.crcd nucic'.aas, t3 they had la
.
..
Infantry
band
to
addition
la
:5th
the
'
urges that steps be taken Jor the
'
the required depth 'of. 35 feet and
' ;r 't.
xacrnlrT
the Taft withdrawal order, has arous- many of the beauty spots which lie ato width
music for the. parade was also fur'
of 400 feet. To complete the
Filipino
which
of
labor
'Is ed the opposition of that group of further afleM. He has done a number
"V
ty H.
nished by,tieUh Cavalry band, both cheap, for use upon the farm of the
to be dredged WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
project
there
hurdreda
:Vc'.z izz the t:.d.wfre
senators headed by Huating of Wis- of small canvases of Waikiki views, 11 acres near remains
Ligations adding much to I the country.'; vv
or?a
-,
quarantine
:
;
wharf
the
e
,
; consin, who oppose the measure. some literally from his own doorstep,
atd gaiety of the evening.' .The bandsmen
GETS RECOGfllTIO'i
wr.i rr.irs-tlsht.'.cf
pnd
harcompleted
when
inner
so
the
3
cf the Jtranese were repeatedly .cLeeied - along the GERMANS DISBAND REPRISAL
then the ttuJ:-tHusting today gave out the following and is enthusiastic over picture pos- bor will have an area of 112 acres. In
; Ilirhi tchocl Lzi ths Jipcaese Central eitire parade route.- ;:
flMOcUt4 PrM by r4eral Wlrl
sibilities here.
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wide popular ap- addition to the entrance of 400 feet . INDIANAPOUS, Ind, Feb. 22. The .
a
Ini'vliuts. The 1 Iris ta .white. dreses
Best's
work
has
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amendment
against:
fight
the
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and 3100 feet In length. To Indisna woman suffrage
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. carried Arericia Hrra and the boya Awards forXxeattenct
is In- in width
bill has tesa
up every minute, for 1 peal to the love of beauty whichsanity
kept
will
be
expenditures
commit
ty
were
to the end of the last passed by
Awards
msde
the
tal
PARIS,
foreign'
France
The
office
'lights.
people
and his
fctazdirc!3 on which burned oil
herent in the
the
lower
house
of the
;
so
vicious
measure
is
that
year
the
$1,258,393.90,
of
were
think
as
tee
follows:
;
fiscal
has been advised by the Spanish ampicclarity
his
perception
of
make
and
At a veerd of ccr.n:aad they formed Float In
rrsviotij-- .
measure
The
was
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law.
become
','.
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bassador in Berlin that the German we , cannot allow it to
enjoyable to vihlch 356,547.35 was for maintenance. ly adopted by the. senate and now.aes
understandable
and
tures
ia deutle marelizg eclians-beforway
will
feel
us
Delthat
of
Those
who
expected
that available funds will
.Flnt Washington crossing the
government has broken up reprisal
the man on the street.' Over half the It is
the revlewiaiMtaud and gave three aware,
fourth' district. Punchbowl and camps at Halle, Cuestrfn and Beekaw. make every effort to block Jts being canvases which have been on display be sufficient to complete the project to Governor Goodrich for apprevi!.
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rousing tanraia,
" The bill, gives Women of the st-- ta
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and maintain it to June lt, 1918;
Many French officers had ' been . In- called up. We feel that it would be have been sold, v
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The text tectlcn wasv the' Young Alapal street.
the
to. vot-fo- r;
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to
us
extreme
for
per
com
"Dattleahip
Second
cent
Hawaii, sixth terned in these camps . in retaliation dangerous In the
The Hilo project
Ilea's Edhist .Association, beariag district.
city,
county
the
counand
state of fiCili :
$863,841.81.
when
the
time
.
plete
cost
a
King
has
and
at
streets,
action
and Hotel
for alleged ill treatment given' Ger- take
xis its. baacer a huge, illuminated and
IN
except
gevernor
PROBE
ENDS
LEAK
the
and the secretary
stream. , A
man officers held prisoner In France. try is threatened with war. That would
vihirllag ciierry tree, the conception ;
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of
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reserves,"
Thlrd-- ;( a) Trolley car, seventh disimperil the na 'a
GENERAL WHITEWASH CHARGE- :FOR
vtelag fcl'owed cut. by all tbe marchers
!(b)
Including,
trict,
streets;
tlonal colors.
members of
miha and River
Vfa a
torn. The entry of the
DECIDED IN DRESDEN
AU3USTA,'Mei, : Feb.
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Ap'cto Club, next in liae, was almost a Georg-- j Washington and the cherry the Hawaii Shinjo sUfi. V
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INTERESTS
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Spe:ial prize were awarded - the BRITISH
WASHINGTON, D.
elrikiag. Costumed as were the parad-er- tree, tifth district, Kukui street and
Feb. 23.
DRESDEN,
Germany
fight
hotel
The
to
question
have
of
:
wozzez'n
the
-STEAMERS
Japanese
Urper
JAPANESE
Nuuanu tlreet
Central Institute and the
in red. while and blue and carryThe leak" probe is ended, and the and restaurant . proprietors ; of. I this suffrage submitted
'to' a vcte cf tha
Three carp, ninth dis- Japanese High SchooL . . : :5 '
ing lighted branches of .the - cherry - Fourth-r-(a- )
officiate of the administration are. to city at a meeting
people of the state, and Govera'r
have
to
decided
' tree, two by two, ' the if appearance trict, Kalihi; (b) trolley car, second Credit Due'These
.i
mat-tein
be vindicated of all blame
the
charge 2.12 cents, extra for the use MiUIken has announced that he will
: The house rules committee yesdistrict, Maklkl; (c) Uberty Bell,
Success of the parade is due to the
Wash Feb.
SEATTLE.
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was. paradoxically, both beautiful
and
,
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sign the measure to that effect, wh';"i
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third district, Kakaako; (d) Japanese following committeemen snd their as- interests have, purchased 17 steam- terday, after some discussion, voted of nspkms.
rotesQue.
It was explained that business has has been, passed unanimously ty tl3
- Welti::! CecUcn Remarkible
: ; house, tenth district, Waikiki.
sistants who organized the march- ships now being built at Kobe, Japan, unanimously to report that none of the become
so bad on account Of the high house and the senate of the stai?
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ers in. the different, divisions of. Hone according to officers of the steamer charges made by Thomas W. Lawson
It was the hicliiiii section of several Associations in Line ,
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prices.
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food
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(umyesT.
M.
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First
Karakasa
Chicago Mara, which arrived here
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Boston have been substantiated,
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the argumeats amcr.g the tourists and brella);
3D0 school the Carnival; K-- Wada, marshal-in-- 1
Second
MollliU
district,
brought forth
TAGORE, HINDU POET. TRIES CHIROPRACTIC.
chasers of the ships f intend. : using the'alleged leak are not smirched In
cf seldom-use-d
t
adjectives.' LTarchiag like trained sol- children In American colors.
chief off tbe parade; .K. Skibayama, them In a new service to be inaugu- the least. ; The final report on the
Word comes from Chiropractors on the mainland, that In different
Third (a) Toto Club, IUblscus: (b) secretary of the committee; .Y. Tazaka rated between Puget Sound and ports whofe affair Is ; expected to be made 'cities. visited by the famous ' lecturer. Chiropractors were consulted, aad
diers, the children swung by the re--.
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vlgwirg stand with perfect line and NIppa Jiji, stafl dressed ; as flower and M. Nlshlgaya. ,
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of China and Japan. The tonnage of tomorrow. No recommendations will
he declares himself well pleased with results.
;
women
"Stars
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step.
(c) Palama district, the
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perfect
The judges were as follows:
After the. customary
the vessels reported taken over by. the be included, but 'it Is understood that
The thinking people: patronize Chiropractors. Do you ever thi.-.-k lit
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banial3,' they sua; a Japanese song. of the' Flagi (d sixth district. King
Art'auf R. Gnrrey. J. Morton Riggs, British company totals '.13S.600.- tons. the report will contain, some severe
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MIGHTON,
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by v the boys, stream;'., Japanese In costume of na- to the refrain
and Eleve Consul Fujll. steamers la reported to be $33,000,000. lng - on the stock market.
20t-Boston" Bid- - (Over May's) ,
424 Berctaaia Ct.
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Our tuition does not merely teach
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steps. It develop dancing ability and .
HOME AND SCHOOL
Indlvlduanty. Ferrate phont 344.
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Moana Hotel. '
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the first orgauizatioa of it kind a
f"athr' CotiDcil, has ben formed
ISLAIfD CURIO COMPANY here and now Is taking an active part
In the ork of bringing the home and
Curios, Stamps, th school
closer together. The rea
son for the formation of the body, an
CoinsPort Cards. The most officer
of it stated, was that the wom
compute' and attractlre Curio Store.
en, w ho larReiy have managed the
170 Hotel Street , '; , Honolulu Parent-TeacherAssociation and the
Mothers Congress bad reached the
s
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stase whre
ielt the ad rice nd
attention "of the fathers,' equally pres'
. BROWNIE
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ent, with those of jlhe mothers in the
'CimlHi Kodakav photographic' nozne; kbonid ins' turned to the school,
pj all Kinds.
whee liny say the: fathers have an
interest
a!o.
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
organization
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The
is to. be made up
1059 Fort
.
or One Tepresentative father" from
each school in the JDenver district
y. here there Is an organization of the
Parent-Teacher- s
Association. Nearly
i Clear, Chemically Pure
."0 such schools have accredited rep
..'V:
resentatives to the Fathers' Council
and organization has been perfected
Delivered Quickly by
with the election of officers.
OAHU ICE CO.; Phone 1128
A legislative committee to operate
along the lines of the legislative committees of industrial associations, will
be named to scrutinize and report on
w. COZY GLOW
.
bills affecting education before the
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legislature.
Colorado
cool,
Electric Radiators for
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of
;
The
association,
one
its officers
damp weather.
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declared; will rbring the business anili
Hawaiian Eectric Co., Ltd. ty of the fathers .to' the school prob
lem." It was stated clso that vocadi
tional .education 'would be a major
suhje:t In. the- organisation's consider
ation, if present theories of leading
ALLIS-CALIIEES v
members were carried out.
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5,000,000 CORNS-:
LIFTED RIGHT OFFi
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HONOLULU IRbMW'KS. CO.
Phone 1203 t;;0 i
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"You 'can cet
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regal shoe store
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Fcrt'and Hotel Streets
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New York House Explains Drop
Face of Germany's Sub-- ;
1 manning Threat
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CSpecial Correspondence Cxaraflcow- Rionda Company. 112 Wan Street.)
' NEW YORK. N.
Feb. 2. The
market has 'been firm, but quiet,
throughout the week, with little
change in values. The ominous political situation w hich suddenly developed out of the recent German diplomatic note regarding their future tuv
restricted use of submarines, was responsible for the appearance of hesitancy in the raw sugar market, owing
to its possible effect upon - ocean
freights. However, the limited quantify of Cuba's offering at 3.8T5 cent,
c.'f. (4.83 cents) was easily absorbed,
the total nales reported thereat
amounting to nearly 16,000 tons,' and
principally for February shipment.
Additional small parcels subsequently
put forward at same baBls failed to
Interest, buyers hating since with
drawn. Values of Porto Rlcos mean
while have suffered some decline, for
while at the close of last week offerings were made, at 5)2 cents c. i f.
New York without finding buyers, ru
mors were current yesterday that busi
ness had been done in Philadelphia at
the much lower level of 4.64 cents
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tory.
Correct
ZUvraTs
day
Jt's the only coni remedy
to-
on the nevr principle, WHY RHEUMATISM COMES
shriveling iit he corn, but
WITH COLD WEATHER
off--s-
that acts
hot 'niy'of
loose
of loosening the comr
that you can lift it right off with your
fingere. Put 2 drops, of "Gets-It- "
on
that corn or callus ton Ight. That's
all. ,The corn is doomed sure as sunrise.. No pain, or trouble, or soreness.
You do away once and for all with
g
bandages, :"
what-notirresponsible
salves and
Try It get surprised and lose a corn.
'Gels-l- f
is sold everywhere,' 25c a
bottle, or sent on receipt of price by
E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 11L
Sold In Honolulu and recomme'hded
as the world's best corn remedy by
llollistcr Drug Company and Benson,
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Heat, Fish Delicatessen
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Finest Interior Lining
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Smith & Co.
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PRAISED BY FRENCMAN
ltd.
cooke,
&
toe-eatin-
toe-bundli-
(Asaeiat4 Pro
P4raJ Wirlss)
I NEW YORK. N.
Feb. t3.Tbe
is the marine garden at Haleiwa. Clearly and comfortably seen from the
glass bottom boat 'Santa
Catalina," at Haleiwa Hotel Everyone enthusiastic
who sees it Also bathing, boating, golf and tennis..
: OAHU'S FAVORITE BESORT
:
policy of some portions of
the United States against Japan and
the Japanese people is a policy fraugiit
with danger to both Japan .and the
United States, declared Toyokichi
Iyenaga last night,' speaking at the
dinner held under the auspices of the
World's Court League. Mr. Iyenaga s
address dealt with the relations let
tween Japan and the United States
and was jtnost frank in pointing out
the danger that existed of the friendly
relations of the two nations becoming
;
disrupted.
The speaker declared that there Is a
real danger of the Japanese people
getting; beyond the control of their
government and forcing a break If certain of the states of the Union persisted in "enacting legislation that is
considered in Japan as Insulting to
that nation. State legislatures bringlegising up and passing
lation are trifling with explosives, hd
i '"
said.
currently
reported that at
"Jt is
least one state Is today contemplating
the enactment of a law similar to the
cne which not so long ago strained
the relations between your country
and mine," said the speaker. lf this
treatment of the Japanese
be repeated, I fear that the time will
come when the rulers of Japan will
not be able to restrain the people of
' '
Japan.
.
"It should be borne in mind In
America that the people of Japan .are
becoming more and more democratic
and that the power of the people is
Increasing daily." '
.
' That the World's Court League may
be able, to bring influence to bear
that will eradicate the root of all the
trouble between Japan and the United
States is the' sincere wish of the
speaker, lie said, in conclusion.
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SHOE COIJFORT
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POLICY
FRAUGHT WITH DANGER,
SAYS JAPANESE SPEAKER
Existing uncertainty as to the future
has caused a general desire in all lines
of business to proceed slowly.
Try 2 Drops c Magic "Gsts-lt.- "
Freights continue scare and the cost
high,
quotations being at present1 45
beThere's a wonderful1 difference
55 cents per 160 pounds
cents
tween getting rid of a corn now and from and "and
north
south sides ol Cuba,
"
the way they used to try to get rid respectively..;
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of it only four or five years age.
AtLabor
at
conditions
various
the
'Gets-l- f
hishas revolutionized com
lantic port refineries are still dis
turbed, although - It is reported that
settle
these are In a fair way toward
ment; The combination ' ' of factors
ebove mentioned has served to induce
a spirit of caution among ouyers ana.
Sellers alike, in consequence of which
business In sugar is temporarily re.
stricted within narrow' limits.'
Receipts for the week of foreign
sugars at New Orleans - were 46,000
bags Cubas. ,". .' ' ; ' :''
" A iairly Bteady, though moderate
demand for refined sugar has been experienced during the past week at the
unchanged list basis of 6.75 cents; less
2 per cent.' 'Labor troubles continue
at
several refineries, but as yet these
Tef--iJr0tJ! Trop
are understood to have had no serious
effect upon general'conditlons.
nightoi- r-
kdies' Kid BOOTS compar.
tctiyely loy; priced just now.
Manufacturers' Shoe Co. Ltd.
1051 Fort St.
FRIDAY, FEBRUAHY 23, 1917.
N,
POSSIBLE RAISE
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Beautiful Entertainment of
Oriental Splendor;
CHERRY DANCEI,
v
SONGS, MUSIC,; ETC.
Friday, Feb. 23 rd
Mochizuki Club
Wcw Edition
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; Honolulu Leading Chinese
Curio Store
1152 Nuuanu St., near Panahi St.
Do you
have good
0
with
Chicks?
Waikild
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PARIS,
Chic, Exclusive, Distinctive
r ii odes
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shop" of
L'.ISS POWER, Boston Bldg.
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by Fedfi'il Wirrtesi)
Prt
France, Feb... 23. M.
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Bes-nar- d.
under secretary' of foreign affairs, addressed a large gathering of
American residents in Paris at a dinner, last night in honor of- - Washing'
:
ton's Birthday.
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He complimented the valor" of the
American citizens who have .volunteered for service in the French, fighting forces and paid tribute to the
deeds: of Americans in all . branches
of the 'army of the republic. He
piaised particularly the aid given by
Americans through Red Cross work
both at field hospitals and In relief
'
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work..
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"France Is not worn out,", declared
M. Besnard. "The nation Is ready to
go through to the end of this war, to
an end that is victory."
has just arrived.
"Hawaii, Past
Petalo ma Elecirfc
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For',
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visit
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Acetvlene Uaht A Aaehcy Co'
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are proven
by
Wm. E. Castle, Jr., and
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now for sale, at $1.65 per
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bloan s JUniment to the pain
Or ache, it aafckhi nenclraiti
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WASHINGTON. D. C Feb. 23 The
annual army apnidpriation bill carrj--lna total budget of $250,000,000 was
passed by tiie house yesterday without
".
roll call.
,
An attempt to add an amendment
adoinin;;- - universal ' military training
was defeated xm a point of order.
Amen? the Itrsest Items of new
equipment prorided for In the bill are
authorizations of $S,O00.000 for aviation corps, Jl 1,000,000 fof eqnipment
and stores of the reserve corps and
J3.50i.oOO for automatic machine guns
for the army and for national guard
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Rheumatiim, gout, lumbago, neuralgia,
tpraias and bruUea are quickly relieved by
iti uie. Cleaner sad more promptly effective than nutty piasters r ointments, it
does not stain the akin or clog the pores.
' The
family medicine cheat in thouianda
of homes has a place for Sloaa's LioimeaU
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At all drugiitti. 2Sc 50c. and $1.00. ' resiro'nts.
Under, the terms of the bill $3,000,-00- 0
of the sum appropriated for ma;uns, wh'c ordinarily would not
chine
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become a vallabV before July I, can
be nsed I nr mediately.
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Cravats
Handkerchiefs
Shirts"
Stylish- -
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whether it be for b u si he sso r ev eni n g w e a r is always
assured you to a high degree of perfection at Mclnerny. Ve
are students of men's clothes nee d s; a n d can as s ur e you of
thoroughiy and completely satisfying your many dress wants.
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Hotel St.
Hats
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mored motor cars. $430,000 for
for
ar-
anti-ai- r
?5uns for the army and $2,500,000
for arms, ordnance and other expenses
of civilian mUltaiy" training camps.
craft
C3
Recent arrivals in Men's Haberdashery and clothing accessories are
now on display, and we would be pleased to have you inspect one of
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the best" showings we have ever made.
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The brooders bring the chicks ta early maturity
'm large numbers,' sturdy and in best condition. Come
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tart
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br highest
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rely upon the hen or an incuhator of doubtful efficiency.
Y
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difference In the appearance of their f KEW YORK, Ni Y. Fire, starting
water as soon as it gets cold; tliere Is tor tne Becona time within seven
the Royal Cocoa
often a copious sediment, of "brick-dust.- '; hours, destroyed
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Manufacturing
plant
in Jersey City.
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Several causes may. lead up to an ac--. $500,600;".
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which,' in turn, cause rheumatism or
gout, or creaky Joins, swollen fingers,
or painful joints. For one reason the
skin does not throw off the uric acid,
by profuse sweating, as in the hot
weather, and the kidneys are unable
to take care of the double burden. Another reason is that people do not
drink as much water In cold weather
as in summer, which helps to flush
the kidneys. Again, they eat more
meat In cold weather, and some peo-- j
pie are so susceptible that they soon
develop rheumatism after eating meat
At all such times persons should
drink copiously of hot water, say, a
pint morning and night, and take
Ahurie (double strength) three or four
times a day. This Anuric comes in
tablet form and can be had at almost
any drug store. It dissolves the uric
acid in the system, and carries it outward." 1 would advise everyone to take
Anuric' occasionally, and continue for
three or four weeks, and in that way
avoid rheumatism,' gout and many of
the painful disordcro due to uric acid
In tho system.
Make yourself healthy and strong
by open-ai- r
exercise and diet Then
cleanse the liver by occasionally stimulating Its action with a pleasant
laxative composed of the .May-appldried juice of aloe, and root of jalap,
sugar-coateand' long sold by all druggists as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
if
FONG INN CO.
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nowadays to "go it
too hard;" to overwork, '.worry, ; eat
and drink too
much and to neglect! our, exercise,
rest and .sleep.
This fills the
blood v with v uric '
acid. The kidneys
weaken "and,' then
it's a. siege of
b a c kacfife, dlwy, :
ne r ro ii a ' epells,
rheumatic- -' p a in s
and distressing urinary" d iior ders.
Don't' wait for worse trouble!
Strengthen: the kidneys. ' Use Doan's
EackacheKidney P.llls. What they
have done for so many thousands of
sufferers "they should do for you.
When '."'Vour Back fs Ume-R- e.
member tne Name."- DOAN'S
PILLS. Sold by all
druggists lat 50c a ' box X six boxes
12.50), or I mailed on receipt of price
by the Hwllster Drug Co or Benson,
Smith & Co agents for the Hawafian
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and Embroideries
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anti-Japane- se
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A close connection exists between
these two cold weather and 'rheumatism. Prof. Alex. Haig of London has
the most followers in the medical profession in the belief that the presence $500,000
COCOA PLANT
in the System of uric acid, or its'salts
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uctlon and soO passed the Portland natator. i At
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mark' Kmicr, who was seven - lengths lehind, began to go
'fcJIcrtlcr and gradually cut down th3 disHnte, and ; at the 7C
mark
i fSieJ Ltt big swlamer.
Jhen rstub ly'VKruKer started after Langer, and
'vtoM a gTeat ttttle for-firflace but, the Los Angeles champion, had ' a
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and .although Stubby1
as gaining, he could not . catcii the
c CalivTTiJanEoss was swimming off the course much of the time after the
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mark was reached. The Ume was 11:39,, which is nearly ten sec
tti s.ower. man nis wrmer recora.
Lane Wins E5Yard.Race
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afctlce Lane, the . . sensational upset the depe yesterday when
record cr 100 yards in
young iwlcinicr of Falaxna Settle-rse- he set a new
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captured the first honors in the
swtia yesterday when , be the start and finished ahead of. Pingry
Jlci&htd ahead of John Kelll of the Of Te Russy by about two lengths.
4;ra;zz:i tiuo oy incDcn. uine was Walkor of De.liussy was a close third..
wi ok f fha
m mrA fill The former record was held by Pingry
tf V H KU th a AWVM
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the water ahea4 of both Kelil and at 1.05. ;. Murphy negotiated the disTerry McGllllmy of the Illinois Ath tance' In. 1.03
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captured
Konowaloff
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pions. Uslrg the. etfqog stroke which
day
hiTsr given tira cany honors, he led honors In the second race of the
a
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ahead
finished
when
.fast
Kelii rat, the'
mark by two
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yards, v. MtGillivray was "third.
KeiM Etarted a ipert which carried event The little Russian got off, well
end JedMatsuguma by one fsrd at the
him even with Lane at the
mark and the two h&Utors then made finish." Kenneth Auld was ia better
condition ; in this race and t finished
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The time
margin josslt!e Early In the race it wis 2?
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seconds.
wis seta thst the rice vould be a Futlef Wine Dlvina Event
the two" Honolulu boys, and Mc- Exhibiting his usual good form It K.
enntray vas out of. it at the
Iiller 'Hoalani, won the spring board
event handsomely, but Jack, HJorth,
.The race "was caeV'Sf tte'closest that Healanl, who was second, was only a
liss eve tcca tea la. IZsnolultt
behlnd.V William A. Cot
few.
Lane wEs'ivca & hand aj he came trell was third. This event brought
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tck.to tie flotf" The.uae was zi
cctds," which ., is one second over 4! VISITOR SHOWS HIS '
tic reccrd tell by Eh:9 Kahanamoku,
C?r Carry "Off Honors ;
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swimming Instructor at Paiama. She has trained a number of mermaids for the meet tomorrow" and 10 of them.v
will compete in, the special race for g iris under 15 years of age. The uppe r picture shows the group of 'young
' girl
coached by Mlse Stacker. They ,.re, left to rightRebecca Haakeo, Agnes Atld, Rose ' Robero, Thelma
Kenn, Edith Kenn, Elsie AHId, Cecilia Winchester, Lydia Kane, Bella Silv a and Mertie Ludington. The lower
group shows three of the swimmers w ho vill met Mi&s Dorothy Burnf In the" ladies' race tomorrow afternoon.
They are, from left to right Rose So ares, Josephine Hopkins, and Cecilia Canario. Miss Canario Is entered from
As ircdicted. Uttle llltrie
v a'off, a young Russian, cirri ed off
swim The
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straight fills. The first fall f
gained when Stecher threw 4
f was
Santell to the mat with a body
4 scissors and double
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The time tor the first fall was
38 minutes and 17 seconds. The f
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First, Arthur Pingry, Fort De Russy; second, Roy' Murphy, U.
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First, George Kesrweamahl ("Tough Biir), Hui Natu; second, Pau
Paiama; third, Richard Carter, Paiama. Time 3 minutes, 12 5 seconds.
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Hzwanan Takes Novice Race
Jciii Pua captured the honors in
novice race, beatJag out
the icn-yarJcia I'cikcltahl by a narrow raargin
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naie by Il&y Vodc&ou5 and Clar
retaineif his honors as .champion by
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winning
first place from Jack Hjorth,
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Gets In UmeU.ht, : ' the youngster, who; promises to be a
: Tou-- a CiH" cr George Keaweamahi star in the near future. IHorth was
(wt!ciever yen wish to use), retained heartily cheered, but the
reast-atrok- e
work of Fuller was a feature. Cottretl
i: .tll!e ,as. ctanpion
yesterday made a number of beautiful dives and
Honolulu
r? lTzer cf
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ica ha flalshed ahead of. Pua Kea-l:i- a was given third place.- ty two Icahs ia the
event was postThe ladies
race. "Toush Eiir. led all the way poned, nntfl Saturday.
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The relay race for enlisted men
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TOL COAST MEETS
picture producing company, told members of a legislative investigating com
mittee here that a film star he tried
to engage demanded a salary of a
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Conkllng. president
She didn't get it did sher asked f the Paiama Settlement Swim-ofa member of the committee.
f ming Club, said after the meet
"Not from me, replied Smith.
yesterday.
Tofts college has a seven fraternity
The witness , declared that "unless
"Wo are figuring on sending a
bowling league among Us students, a kind 'providence reduces the salaries
swimming
team to San Francisco
who find the game of knocking down of some stars, the producers will have
think
the work of our boys V
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the tenpins good recreation.
Only a few - today
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out of business.-we are justified. If
shows
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Springfield Y. M. C. A. and Chicago ft.tars are worth-whagoes, . he win , be
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teams may meet annually In the cage
ask v for ' outside .subscriptions.
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and on the, gridiron.'
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SPRINGBOARD. DIVING CONTEST
First Robert K. Fuller, Healanl Club, second. Jack Hjorth, Healanl;
third, W. A. Cottrell, Hui Nalu.
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First, Perry McGlllivray,
Paiama; third, John Kelii, Healanl Club.
cross-countr-
As. pre
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scrrjee
Wzzry ca;turea .tr.e
from llurphy and
rscc. wiazir
small margin. Pingry
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seconds,
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athletes of Mills. Kamehameha
and McKinley will begin the long
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course,
grind over the
'which has been selected. " Last year
Mills captured the. run, with a number of the star distance men finishing
well up. This year Mills should make
a good showing and a hot race between tbe Kam and the Mills team is
expected.
McKinley has not been in training
for this run long and is hardly expected to show much, although Bush
and some of the other entries have,
made good time. The runners will
go over the course today,-antbe run
which Will be held over, the hills of
the Colleeof Hawaii, Is scheduled to
begin at 3:30. All entries have been
requested to appear at Cooke Field
this afternoon to go over the course."
dope It would
As a Uttle pre-rae- a
be well to watch Chun Lee Puck, the
little Mills runner. He has been mak
tng good time in the past Kam will
have' a number of good" runners out
this year and is counting on giving
Mills a - great battle .over the entire
distance. '':':r i : v'.,'" , "V.";'-- ;;"''; '.
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First, Mitrie Konowaloff,
third, Kenneth Auld, Paiama.
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..-First, Roy Murphy, U. S. S. Alert ; , second, Arthur; Pingry, ;Fort
Russy; third, Cv A. Walker, De Russy. Time, 1 minute 3 5 seconds.
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'& cir.r:3 ia pcriiicns la the
race, civir- - Cuictiae second place'
ca a technicality.
ever i:atcu-u- a
rctwica races tie fire engine was
Ct,;;l c;ca TO tnui ma ou irua iue
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Tr.'i Eccctsitstcd a alight delay la
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r-'i third, Fred Vetlesen, Paiama.
- Time, 1 minute, 22-seconds,' equaling novice record here.
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First, Clarence Lane, Paiama Clup; second. John Kelii, healanl;. third,
"Perry McGlHivray,' Illinois Athletic Club. Time, 24 seconds, one second
behind Duke Kahanamoku's record.
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morning parade, the afternoon swim, l.U'rfcketa did not get another lun unthe fifth, v hen Stoorc bit, across
ite prospective lamb chop harvest and j til
second with one down. Ksgiu laid
the siie of the Brandenberg gate.
buht and waaf cut,' OTklcn to Stumpr. ,
passing.
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Right here occurred; a play that
runs cf the Infantrymen being eamed.
a sreat ball came and gave the colored - lads a gift score.
At that,
the soldierg were more deserving of a Piartll allowed himself to be sucke-- l
victory than the l' coast leaguers be- - J In on Fagln'a bnnt that OTrlen whs
cauf;e they could bit the ball. Man-- 1 ab'c to handle easily and when Stompf
ajrer Mct'redlew appeared to be well ' get ready Mo cfttca Xlooro tryln-- ; to
two bags on the out; third baso
8tsfied with the result of. the game, take unguarded.
was
Iloilochcr was unahlo
larg
as he eipettrd a defeat of much
er proportions. - Keen followers i of to beat Moore's' runninf start to tho
to
baseball know .tfrat it Is next to im- - bag. nd PtnellU in
noss'b'e to expect a ball club to carry back up, hit a soft soot and toolr a
Its fading sealegs on to a ball field Brodie, The ball, whkh SDpeared to
pitching be a good throw, went Into theleft
and win against v such
as was shown bv the brunette who field bleachers and Moore trotted
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K:nagjr, McCrcdie mad.a proiest
Lefty Sch ue? n, none of the Beavers
has fondled the old apple since last to Umpire - Joy on the ground that
October end none was able to tyne up Mcore fthculd bo held at third, but tho
the ball until thn final stages Of the boss of tbe diamond held that Inas-Wllie (pronounced hisi rnxtch as Moore wt already ,on tho
batt!e, when
like wily) ; broke Rogan's record; f way to third when the relay stsrted,
Mtless innings. This was followed hi he was entitled to that baso and sn
to additional one, under, the, ground rule.
the ninth by Williams
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lodgment
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found
the
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Mansger Mack pulled a little regular
section.
stuff by sending in a pair of - jlnch
Rogan- Featured
for O'Brien and Schatzlein. lihitters
Rogan's pitching whs the feature of
persons
the
of Marine Jfarflhall-anthe game and this colored .lad showed
throwing
the Beavers that from a
walk but Fisher was .thrown
standpoint he is the equal of some of with a Rogan.
by
At this stage Dennle
out
the crack pitchers. they have faced In Wllle,
jxp
crossed
the whole Infantry
the past on the Chicago Colored Clant
perfect bunt along
a.
by
laying
Infield
teams . In California, training camps.
beating, It out
baseline
and
Rogan is 'a peculiar - bird In the' box.
himself.-That:wa- s
extending
without
Sometimes he winds .up and, somefirst hit forUSe visitors. '!oUoch-e- r,
times he doesn't He just lets fire the was
aiso,klIled off at first 6y;Hb-ga- n
with the ball ' He showed a corking
the; pitcher mde It an vca
and
curve and sizzling fast ball. i a wise
Welfer,
on
break
the day
manager like old Rube Foster bad
of
whose
consisted
record
charge of him Vand taught ; him a
strikeouts., Wolfer ' had a, fine
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change of pace and a' cross-firt
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Foster him self; Lindsay, Gatewood
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Saturday will be a. big Iay ia
three weeks. They will, show him
sports.
The swimmers will com- prebatting
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strenKth after
pete on the harbor, and the Port-;
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Portsider Worked 4Young Scbatzletn? the only left-- L with the Wrecking Crew at Ath- f
immediately
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after the
bander' enrolled by McCredie, made an
have hung ap their, rce- - f
impressive , showing during his Seven
ords.. The big features of the
innings of toil. He has a good hook
swimming meet will be the 229- and a fairly fast ball, with good cond
yard swim and the
trol for a southpaw. He showed bet "f event - In these races Norman f
ter pitching than any ether Beaver f Ito38. the Olympic Club swim- - 4f
pitcher can be expected to show short 4-- mer, is expected to make good
of two weeks of practise. ' Schats has
showing against the local boys, 4
been pitching during, the winter 4-- . while Langer is certain to be a
around Los Angeles, but had done no
event ' 4
favorite In the
work for three weeks previous to yesJohn Kelii and Harold Kruger
terday's contest anjLbis control was 4 are banking oh doing something 4
noticeable. His strikeout record shows 4- and it would not. be. at all 8u 4
four of the military men turned back 4- prising If the Healanl swimmer
to the bench, but this is Incomparable 4- set a new, mark in the
4d
to the whiff work of Roean. who
swim. Despite the poor showing
downed 13 of McCredle's brave lads.
made by Ross in the 830, .they
Tbe colored lads gave the fans a 4- will have to watch him in the
huge howl of delight in tbe second In
furlong swim. . The, girls'' races 4
ning, when Johnson hit past Rodgers 4- - wlll.be held tomorrow,' the first
gwim.
and stole. Gollah took one on the leg
event being the
and this, was followed by a ground
run will be-- 4"
The cross-countr-y
ball from Crafton s hat to Schatzlein. 4- gfn at 3:30 and the baseball ex- who headed Johnson at third. Haw 4- - hibitlon la slated for 4; o'clock. 4kins" scratched a hit to Plnelll and the 4-- On Sunday the Beavers will meet
, 4bags were loaded. This looked like 4- tbe Chinese team.
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'..and at the
txurk was leading, followed by Harc-i- Kruger. Lane was
Kelt! and Mine bejan to gain at the
j. third and Kcjif fourth.
mark, Mcainirray,. using the American crawl, led the way to the float finish- iuc.xhcad. of the Honolulu, boys by a'xmt one yard. Lane and Kelii touched
i mo uoai almost at toe fame ume, wa raiama swimmer Just beating the
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vV. .Ltidy Xanger of the Los Angeles Athletic Club once more carried off
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race when h defeated Harold Kruger of the Hea- V'the benors In. an
WaUjtod Kcrman Ross, Olympic Club, San Francisco, in the half-mil- e
event
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wa(one of the feature events of the day. 1 he great showing made
i4V'; Kruscr who surprised even his admirers, was one of ihc features of the
rd
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veteran and. got
through like
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(Spoitinn Editor, Portland
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A hit would htvj
You can't hit 'cm when you can't out of it nicely.
pee cm; therefore the Portland Dev.; meant a muple of .runs,' but Monro
vers, lost their first game of the llono elei.ted to rbqueeito Colia'a home,-Hlulu training camp season yesterday was successful. ,but it developed kter
d
to an
soldier person with l that his sacrifice was to b5 converted
the Celtic cognomen Of Rogan antj into a ' double r play, . Craften beias
eight ether colored athletes, whose i caught at tne piaie oy aiurapi vn tuo
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Honolulu tad Perry aicGillivray cf Chicago
two
part of the United states
same roost athletes from
yi ha red honors In the major sprint events yesterday afternoon on the first
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dar'of .tbe JSn Carnival Tournament
V The events were staged before a crowd estimated at COOflL people.
Honolulu scared honors with Illinois in, the SO end
events. Clar-tcliC-e
Lane lire J up to his promises when he wen the shorter distance from
Clarence
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Hits Walter McCrcdie Senis Young Southpaw to Finng
Crowd Estimated at 5000 Sees Harbor Competition Diving
Exhibitions Are Feature of Afternoon
Service Contests
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finished ahead of the field. In two of the
first made by the
finished second by a small martin. This
made
selection
races
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other
doping of the races equals that of last year when eight firsts were named
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In seven of the events the first three men to finish were the same as
in the list The only upsets came in
those named by the
the century swims, the 100 yard service, novice and open events. All of
the other events ran true to form.
on Wednesday and Thursday
The list as published in the
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Kelil, McGiUivray.
Lane,
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60' Yards (Service) Pingry, Murphy,
Lane, Kelil, McGiUivray.
Murphy, Pingry, Walker.
Konowaloff, Matsuguma, Subotlne.
Fuller, Hjorth, Cottrell.
Langer, Kruger, Rosa.
Pua, Vetleten, Moikoikahl.
Kealoha.
Relay De Rusty, Alerts.
De Rusty, Alerts.
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chance to distinguish himself, but the
Kopan party packed too many guns. '
rinelll's foozle allowed Smith a We
to start tho eighth, off the handsome
blonde, Kenneth Penner, late of the
"Cleveland Americans. Penner cut
Jooae with a few fast ones but did not
put ahy stuff on the ball. It will be
tea days at least before he tries to
tise a curve, and 'in the meantime he
will try to get by on a slow ball mixed
in with a fast one, working the corners and teasing the batters into hitting at bad balls. This Is a favorite
trick of the wore experienced pitch- ;
ers in the tprln?? training season. .
Smith was followed by Swlnton,
who bunted to Penner and was cut
off at first,... Up 'came Keeker Rogan,
whose flealike antics in the box both
era a pitcher. At one time Rogan is
Inside the angle lines to catch the
curves and at another time he Is in
the back end of the box to take the
He got a corking double to
, fast tnes.
cc-t- cr
elf .Fenser, and Smith galloped
Johnsoi; hit to Hoi
acrns.the
locher and Rogan was run down by
Holly and PinellL HoIIocher, by the
bye. had the best fielding average of
any r 'icrt step In the United States
being above the .960 mark.
last
Gcllah also grounded , to Holly and
Johnson was forced at second, for the
last out of the game.
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officials aid clerks of the Anchor line
6f flees the-Ioof the steamship California. Modestly", almost diffidently.
Little, a spare, sllgut man, asked for
news of his wife and four children,
steerage passengers: The latest cable,
he was told, reported his wife and
one child missing the others had
baby,"
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Clarence Lane of Honolulu
he pleaded. I "Can't you give me a
word of JhopeT? No one dared reply.
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Victor Kahn, Robert Boyd. W.
V. A. France, William Rowat
Harold Kruger. John Kelil, John. Kealoha,' Jr., Ah Kim Yee, Frank Cunha,
Shefldan P. '. Winsor, George C. Hawkins,
Albert Butzke, Karry J. Even
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No. 23100 Yards for Juniors
John Kealoha, Jr., Ah Kim Yee and lani.
Sheridan P. Winsor, IlealanL
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vRoy Murphy, U. S. S. Alert.
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T. Tanigawa, John Kua. Jr, John
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pitcher, Goliah; bases on balls, off Ron
gai 3, off Schatzleln 2; struck out, by
Rogan IS, by Schatzleln 4; umpires,
Barney Joy at plate, Henry Chilling
worth on bases; time of game, 1 hour
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Ken Matsuguma, Shigi Matsuguma,
Clarence Hurley, Joseph Wright, Kum
Hong Lum, Mltrie Konawoloff, Matsu
Matsuguma and Kenneth Auld, Palama
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100 Yards Lane, Kelil, McGiUivray.
Oivlng Fuller, Hjorth. Cottrel I.
880 Yards Langer, Ross, Kelil.
Kaehu, Vetleten,
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Now 1 can read anything without any been saved if they had cared for their
glasses and my eyes do not water eyes In time. any more, jit night they would pain
Note: Another prominent Physician
dreadfully; now" they feel fine all the to whom the above article was subtime. It was like a miracle to me." mitted, said: "Optona is a very reA lady who used it says: "The atmos- markable remedy. " Its constituent inphere seemed hazy with or without gredients ar well known to. eminent
glasses, but After using this prescrip- eye specialists and widely prescribed
tion for fifteen days everything seems by, them. , The manufacturers guarclear, I can-everead the finevprint antee it to strengthen eyesight SO per
without glasses
It Is believed that cent in one week's time In many inthousands who .wear glasses- can now stances or refund the money. It can
discard them in a reasonable time and be obtained from any good druggist
multitudes - more will i be able to and Is one. of the very few preparastrengthen their eyes so as to be tions I feel should be kept on hand (or
spared the - trouble and expense of regular use In almost every family."
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE
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FURNISHED
REAL ESTATE
Y
BUSINESS GUIDE
BUSINESS GUIDE
BOATMAKER
HAT CLEANER
HOUSES
LOST
Lady's long black coat
BUSINESS PERSONALS
ENGINEER
HYDRAULIC
E. Harada. Phone 5162. Watanabe, bats cleaned, Hotel&Rlver Jas. T. Taylor, 511 Stangenwald bldg,
Desirable houses in various parts of Boatmaker,
- .
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6599 3m V
consulting civil & hydraulic engineer
446 3m
the city, furnished and unfurnished,
- 6275-t- f
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s,
335,
330,
340 and
at 315, 318. 320, 325.
AND
RESTAURANTS
CAFES
JEWELERS
'r up to 3J2." a month. See list in our
DENTISTS
office. Trent Trust Co., Ltd.; Fort The Manhattan Cafe Meals at all
T. MOTOSIIIGE, 247 N. King st, opp.
street, between King and Merchant
hours; known for quality and serAala Park. Watches and Jewels; DR. C P. DOWSON Office hours: 9
you
:
should
eat
vice;
there.
repairing.
6645 tf
to 12 a. m 1 to 5 p. m.; evenings,
furnew
New
house, all
, 6314
tf
7 to 9 p. m.; Sundays, 9 to 12 a. to.
nlturc-- ; 325.dO per month.
Inquire
No. 5 McCorrlston Bldg.
568t!
6714 tf Boston Cafe Coolest place In town.
1733 Young street
JUNK
Open
day
After the show rfjp in.
Furnished cottage in Cottage Grove.
CHIROPODIST
and sight BIJoi t teater. Hotel st. Junk bought and sold. Phone 4366.
6708
1087
tf
Phone
v
6339 it
6407 6m
DR. DANTEL W. RYAN, graduate
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Surgeon Chiropodist The only saniColumbia Lunch Rooms; quick service
v KOA FURNITURE.
tary, modern,
office In the
and cleanliness our motto; open day
Nicely furnished double and single
scientifically
All
Island.
trouble
foot
I. Takano, 544 South. Kins street, kor.
and night Hotel st, opp. Bethel.
bedrooms right on beach closer to
Store.
l
carpenter shop. Koa bowls made to ' treated, at Mclnerny's Shoe
5518 tf
car
line; private family; all conve- No adrertlsements of liquors or cer- On easy terms, J450O. Nice big house
6708 lm : ':
6686-;3- m
849,
avenue,
lot;
and
Sixth
Kaimukl
order.
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6715 3t New
tain proprietary medicines will be acniences. Phone 7669. ,
Orleans Ca!e Substantial meals;
Inquire H. Knaack, phone 3582.
cepted. ' '
DR. ; CATHERINE
SHUMACHIR:
Alakea st,' cor. Merchant
MOTORCYCLES, ETC.
moderate.
'.
mosquito-proo6711 tf
Nicely v ', furnished,
f
' In replying to adrerasements adBldg.,
164
4,
S. Hotel St,
room
Elite
5589
tf
rooms, by week or month, between
dress your replies exactly as stated in
5536; hours 9 to 5.
Phone
Bicycles,
King.
Komeya,
&
Punchbowl
s
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY:
two car lines. Apply 1038 Alapal.
.
6650-lthe advertisement.
' - 'i
CLEANING AND DYEING
. f 176 tf
6607 5m
It you are a telephone subscriber, Cows, horses, mules and electric
Royal Clothes Cleaning Shop. teL 3149.
we will v motors. Apply M. K." Young
;rhone your, advertisement::
MAS3AGE
SPANISH TEACHER.
Dairy, Light housekeeping roms; high eleva- -'
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6213
tf
charse 1L
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1998.
Uon;
opposite
close
In.
Moiliili
Phone
Moiliili.
baseball
K. Hashimoto massage and electro- - Spanish lessons by experienced teach
OUR PHONE 13 4911
, ,
"6488 tf
irround. Entrance on King street
B. C. Renovatory; clothes cleaned,
A
. er.
neering. Nuuanu st, opp. Williams'
Privately or in classes. Phone
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6716 lm
dyed and repaired. Phone 4148.
.
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1785.
phone
1113."
undertaking
office,
6708 lm
WANTED
Light housekeeping and single rooms.
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6104 tf
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TV:
64C0
3m
Ganzel Place, 112 Vineyard, cr. Fort
Pedigreed White Bull Terrier, 1
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OSTEOPATHIC
Roofs to RepairTVi guarantee to;
6434-- tt
years old. Inquire between 8 and 5
Steam cleaning. Alakea st, nr. Gas Co.
MONEY LOANED
Lou Rogers or
; step all leaks. ' See
,
p. m. B. S.' Nott, phone 1203.
623
tf
Dr. P. H. Pennock. osteopathic physi
Fred HaTiland. ' We lead; others
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Money
watcnes
on
diamonds,
6700tf
loaned
cian. Romagoy Hotel, phone 3675. .
follow. Eureka Paint Co., 816 So.
- Federal
CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS:
:
legal
Jewelry
rates.'
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and
Tor im
at
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apartments,'
' Kfnr SL Phone 209.
four
AUTOMOBILES. ' '
Loan Offlee, 95 N. King it- - ;
rooms ach.; Phone 2783.
6715 6t Coconut plints for sale, Samoan Va1
v: 6365 tf
Office-boy- ,
PALMISTRY
one who can use typewriter Dodge Touring Car In
riety. Apply a. D. Minis, Libue,
excellent condiRENT.
FOR
.::r
. preferred. Good chance for advance;v 6277 tf
KauaL
tion, run about S000 miles. Phone
MERCHANT TAILOR
MME. CLEO. ScienUHc Palmist will
ment
in person, editor's of-- .
4966, Lieut Spencer, Fort Shatter. Sample room, 36x30; above City Hardbe ( at Aala Park during Carnival
6709 if
fice,
T. Kuniklyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635. H. Y. Sang, tailor, 1131 Union.
.;
6691 tf
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week.
ware. " Inquire City Hardware Co.
Don't fall to see her as she
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: 6298 tf v:':: .'
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6454
6m
,
6627-tAR- gives
f
AALA. PARK
advice.
Preserving
Co
Peerless
also
Paint
'
for quick sale, 1916
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.
CADE.
,
Pitch and Gravel Roof Specialists, Cheap
'
3029.
Harada, fresh ' cut flowers; tel.
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PRINTING
Chevrolet auto,- A-l- , condition. Ad-- ,
'.'. 6659
tt
still at the old stand, 65 Queen st,
V
HOTELS
6121
sy
tf
"A:
Box 560,
r
phone 438L
tf ; dress
We do not boast of low price's which
,
.
6715 tf
J
' THE PU2RPOINT.
5147.
Kimurafiowersr
CORPORATION NOTICES '
Fort
Phone
st
usually coincide with poor quality;
-'
Bright young man for general office
"'6684
.,
the,
;
On
Beach
at
WaikikL"
tf
!
put
life,
but we "know how to
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
work, must be accurate. Apply P. 1912 Packard Roaaster, In good condl-tio- Furnished bungalows ' and rooms; ex
go into printed matter,
liusLle
and
1700.
.
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Address
:
6.
K
El
6716
Box
opp.'.
King
6t
ViUa.
0.
Toyoshiba,'
Vlda
st,
bathing
splendid
meals;
cellent
and
and that is what talks loudest' and
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office. . , , , 6608 tf
' 6411
.
WAILUKU SUGAR COMPANY.
3m
boating; 1000-fopromenade. pier;
n
longest
Honolulu "
SITUATION WANTED.
Deautlful
marine and mountain
Printing Department, 125 Merchant
AUTO ACCESSORIES
CLOTHING
Notice is hereby given hat at the
terms reasonable. Mrs. John
view;
;"'.:-:-':.;:-- '-'
street
American chauffeur with six years'
meeting of shareholders of the
annual
6202-t- f
CusRidy.
2S79
Tel.
Touring
Ford
1914
Car,
model, with
Pay for your clothing as comvenient
experience would like permanent poSugar Company, held at the
Wailuku
extras, costing 3108 consisting of
open a charge account with The
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. '
private family; good, resition
ith
Agents, C. Brewer & Comoffice
of
its
AUCTION
BULLETIN
t
Bosch magneto,( starter, gas savers
504 tt
Model Clothiers, Fort st
liable man; salary 25 per week.
pany
(Limited),
in Honolulu, upon
Stangen-walCOS
d
FLOYD
O.
PERKINS.
and electric headlights. Price and
Address Cox 552,
office.
February
21st,
1917.
the following Offibuilding. Telephone 2907'!
PAINT AND- PAPERH ANGING
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other Information address P. O. Box We have in the rooms some new parts
'; 6710 tt V
were elected to
cers
and
Directors
very
1912
for Automobiles of
;
make,
' C678 tf
220.- City.
6714 tf
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year, viz::
ensuing
serve
- S. Shlrakl, 1202 Nunanu; Tel. 4137.
the
for
,
repairers,
chiefly
fine
for
carburetRe liable Portuguese young man wishes
' Painting
. . . ; ; .'.
C,
'paperhanglng.
Cooke.1.
All
nd
H.
President
AH
bicycle
of
rf.':
makes
auto
ors
and
i
connections.
and
tires
DRINKS
SOFT
position
permanent
as chauffeur with
work guaranteed; ; Bids submitted
E. F., Bishop.. ,, '...Vice-Presiden- t'
'."Where are you storing the furni-- ;
private family or truck driver. Ten j and tnbes; auto accessories; also
k5328 tf Our sodas will make . your business
G. H Robertson ..... . .Treasurer
vulcaniitng, retreading, rebeadlng,
ture you discarded when you put in free.
years' rperience. Will do own re--j
tele-:-u
Secretary
grow.
Richard Ivera
Water
Soda
Hon.
etc.
Wks;
Vulcanizing
&
in;
"that
walCo
Taisho
Mary
William
Ltd.;
suite
.
Star-Bui... pairing. Address Box 556,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
; 6442
.Director'
.......
Paul
.
phone
180
3022.
Muhiendorf
f In the basement to rot with
lyr
Merehant.nut?
Alakea
Ews'
fet;
Joiln.
6713 6t
, K ' A:
; . . '. ...Director
w
phone' 2197. ;
6582 Cm s I damp? : Ring op ."one six one two" K. Nomura, Duildet and contractor;
' American lady wishes iosition in den-tiit- a
A. Gartley
.Director ,
SHIRTMAKER3
and we will find yon a customer glad ! - excavating, grading;, paving, team- MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE
;
,11.
Glass
,
put
give
as
"music
ofrice;
use
It
saleslady;
to
.................Auditor
to
and
further
a!
crushed;
ing, concrete,
rock, sand. YAMATOYA
i '
Shirts and pajamas
r
All of the above, with the exception
;
teacher., or clerk; reliable, accu
fair price.. . ':
125 N; Beretania,. phones 2690-718.
..1305 Fort st, opp. of the Auditor, constitute the Board of
en-"order."
twin,
newly
Indian
to
made
overhauled and
, Dressers, Chiffoniers. Chairs, Refrate tud sood "penman.'-.'- Box 531.1
:r 6568
6442-6If r1
Kukui st. phone 2331.
;
nmeled;mn only 5500 miles; new r!gemtors.w Iron Bedsteads and
Directors.
4UB
ouice ,
im
,
II.Akagl,
1218
Nuuanu
shiTtmaker.
;
st;
tires; speedometer, horn, etc.; guar-A.
R.
E.
general
ROSSt
Crockery are in steady demand at CITY CONSTRUCTION CO,
:
6307-t- f
:
i
u
: Kxpert - bookkeeper can devote four
V
anteed perfect condition and little
Acting Secretary, Wailnku Sugnr Co,
contractors; 1308 Fort t nr. Kukul. pood prices. Send . them along to
'
worn; bargain. See Morgan, cora-- 1
hours daily, on small set' of books.
m
6452-r Phone 449a.
Honolulu, February 31, 1917.
,f
Honolulu
Auction
Rooms.
S
J.
G. Yamatoya, shirts, 1146 Nuuanu st
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Terms reasonable. Address P OJ posing room,'
;
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Feb. 21, 22. 23.
...
. 6715
Bailey.
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6451-3V;'
M. Fujita," contractor . and bulkier,
Box 50. '
6700 lm t
painter, paper hanger. Phone 5002.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
MISCELLANEOUS
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION
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SODA WATER
;
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,
6300-l- y
HELP WANTED.
; ,
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...
Pianola, used only six months; owner OF MICHAEL SHKODAREWICH
ONOMEA SUGAR COMPANY.
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FOR. A CHANGE OF NAME.
ready-toExperienced
saleslady
fori
H. Monzea, i huikler and contractor. The best comes from the Hon. Soda
,
has taken
best of care, cost new,
you
"
That's
Wks.
Water
kind
the
' ; wear depe The Popular Price Dress
662
3520. Have over 350 worth of well- st Phone 5227.'
i
' Beretania
want Telephone 3022. r 442 lyr Notice 13 hereby given that at the
Decree of Change of Name.'.
V Store,"1021 Nunann street near King.
6602 6m
selected rolls. Will' sell at a bar-annual meeting of shareholders of
;
C715 3t v ;
gain ; cash only on delivery. For full
Onomea Sugar. Company, held at the
CONTRACTORS-r-GENERAL
In consideration of the Petition of
TEA HOUSES
details commuaicate with owner. Ap
office of its Agents, C. Brewer it Com- LMPLOYMENT
;
OFFICES ply at No. 5, Little Village, Beretania MICHAEL' SHKODAREWICH of the HAWAII Building Co., building, paint-lng,- v
pany
(Limited), Honolulu, upon Feb
Ikesu, best Jspantso dinners. T. W.
; . , - . 6701 tf City and County of Honolulu, Terri
street"
masonry,
ruary
1322
Fort
st,
21st 1917, the following Officers
etc
3212.
prop.
Y. Nakanishl, 34 Beretanla at, near
Telephone
Oda,
6183
tf
tory of Hawaii, for a decree changing
near Kuknf. Phone 1 l&r.
and Directors were elected to' serve
Nuuanu. Phone 4jll,.:30 a., m. to 3550 Pianola Piano, SS note, mahogany his name to MICHAEL S. ClARK,
66l6-- 7m
v. ,
j
for the ensuing year, viz:
4! p. m.
v
Residence phone, 7096;
case, nsed 1 year, price 3. 375, perfect and there appearing to. be good rea
WOOD AND COAL
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Bishop
F.
E.
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t246 tf "
sons for granting the said Petition:
condition. Box 539.
U. Yamamato, 83 S. Kukui ft., phone
H. Cooke. . ... .
- ' 669S
Now, Therefore, by virtue of the au i 4430; general contractor: building. Tanaba Co Pauahi, nr. River . it- - teL
Aloha Employment Office. TeL 4889;
P.
Welch... 2nd
A
whole2657;
charcoal,
firewood
and
6354 tf
h- V
Alapal sU opp Rapid Transit office. Small. cottage; "must be moved. Call thority in me by law vested and me
'
G.
H.
297-tRobertson
.Treasurer .
f
sale and reUIL
hereunto enabling, I, LUCIUS E.
AH kinds of help furnished,
Jas. Grelg.... Assistant Treasurer
3036 before 9 a. m. or after PINKHAM, Governor of the Territory K. Segawa, contractor; 604 Beretania.
phone
v
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v
BY AUTHORITY.
Secretary
v ; 6101 it , :
E. A R. Ross.... ..
;
p. m.
i
6713 6t of Hawaii, do hereby order and decree
.; - ;
607fr tf
.
.
IL
Goar
Director
St
name
the
SHKODAOFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
314.00 per cord, that
Firewood
.
.
.....
.
..
delivered
R.
....
Director
Gait.
at
ENGRAVING
J.
i
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be and hereby is changed to
female. G. Hiraoka, 1210 Emma st,
v
HEALTH.
will, buy old kiawe trees. : Phone REWICH
R. Ivers
.A ...Director
copy
MICHAEL
CLARK,
S.
phone, 1420.
and
054 tf
a
that
Honolulu, Hawaii, Feb. 21, 1917.
Calling and business cards, monoi
3178.
6693 lm
.V. . .Auditor
Robinson..
T.
R.
of this decree be published for at least
grams, wedding invitations and anthe- excepnamed,
with
above
The
MISCELLANEOUS
nouncements, stationery, etc.;' corFine potted plants, terns and palms. four consecutive weeks in the HonoTENDERS FOR PURCHASE OF
the
of
Second
tion
the
lulu
a newspaper pub.
Printing
rect styles.
HIDES.
Junction.
Auditor,
and
the
Assistant
Treasurer
Dealers to increase their business by ; E. Masakl, Pawaa
lished in the City and County of Ho- ' Denartment"12: MerhaTrt k1 .
6633 lm :'i
."
constitute the Board of Directors.
selling soda from the Hon. Soda
nolulu, Territory of Hawaii.
'
V
Sealed tenders, Indorsed "Tenders
v.;, One mission dining room set Phone Dated, at Honolulu this 18th' day" of
.E..'A' R. ROSS.
. Water Wks phone 3022.;
FURNITURE
purHides."
for
for
of
the
Purchase
'v442 ly
Secretary, Ononiea Sugar Company.
2247. or 2337 L. Manoa road. 6668 tf January, A V. 1917.
Honolulu. February 21, 1917. . ,
Fujikawa, cor. King
South sts, let chase of hides telonglng to the Board
(Sgd.) LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
of Health, for the period of six months,
,
An order was issued by the Public Home at a bargain. Phone 7509.
67J5 Feb. 21, 22. 23.
r ;
Governor of Hawaii. ; 1623; rugs, mirrors, etc, reasonable. from January 1st 1917, to June 30th,
:
. '
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Brooklyn
Rapid
;
to
rebuild
Transit
6713
its
6316 tf
'
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I hereby certify that the above is a
:
'ANNUAL MEETING.- I. .v .;;..;-- . tracks on Nostracd avenue between
1917. will be received at the office of
copy
true
and
changcorrect
of
decree
d
Flatbrush avenue and Eastern Park- Rubber stock. Tel. 1842. ; 6713 tf ing the name of Michael Shkodarewich New and
furniture bought the Board of Health until 12 o'clock
AMERICAN-HAWAIIAPAPER
CO,
way, Brook.yn.
:
;
and mild. Phone 3098. 12S1 Fort st noon, Tuesday, March 6th, 1917.
" '
to Michael SL Clark.
f
per
3827.
Orchids
Jeff's.
LIMITED.;
price
Phone
must
at
be
for
the
Tenders
6453
6m
incorporation
of
were
Articles
filed
"
(Sgd.) WADE WARREN THAYER,
6436 Km
pound for hides delivered on the wharf
at Albany of Bonbrlght & Co, Inc
Secretary of Hawaii.
Bercta-ni- a at Honolulu, on weights approved hy
S63
SaikL.
Bamboo
furniture;
The Annual Meeting of the Stockof New York, with a capital stock of
'..
6693 Jan. 26, Feb, 2, 9. 16, 23. .
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
C078 tf an agent of the Board of . Health- st.
holders of American-Hawaiia- n
- ; ,'
Paper
3500.000.
Payments required in U. S. Gold Co," LULi will be held at 12 o'clock
Second-bancameras, and lenses
FRUITS ANO PRODUCE ; Coin immediately after delivery. : . noon, on Tuesday, February 27, 1917.
bought sold or exchanged.. Koda-grap- h
.The Board will not bind itself to ac--i at the office of the company, Fort and
Shop, Hotel and Union sts.
HEINIE'S
Nosaa Sbokai, watermelons, Aala lane. cept
,
Queen Streets, Honolulu, T. II." ? ; ,
the highest or antbld.
v'
6307-t- f
''V- r
European Plan Hotel v
J. ash?jan
;
THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
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CIGARS
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By
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President"
of
its
...
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Secrttary.
Exports
of
cotton
from
the
Fire destroyed the 2d Regiment
iort
t
"On the Beach at Waikiki"
"
J. S; B. PRATT, M. IV
Dated, Honolulu. T. H, Febnwry 21,
armory of the New York V National
.
Galveston for the month of December
FIT2PATRICK BROS.
Phone 4986
6715 Feb. 21, 22, 22, 24,- - 26r 27, 28,
Guard at Troy, N. Y., at a loss of 3300,--.
amounted to $29j,472, valued at
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Mar. 1,2, 3, 4.' . '"
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HOMESTEADS OR FARM LANDS.
Terms of Subscription:
Oregon
tt ' California Railroad Co.
75 cents per month,
, Daily
Grant landH." Title to same revested
8 per year, U cents pet copy.
In United States by fcet of Congress
2 per
June 1, 1 Hi G. Two million
dated
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, three hundred thousand acres to be
opened ror Homesteads anM sale.
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Timber and agricultural lands. Con
Classified and Business Announce-'men- ts
taining some of best lands left in
per
word per each inserI cent
United States. Nowt ia the opportion, up to one week. ;
tune
time. Large sectional map
Estimate aix words per line.
showing
lands and description of
Per line, one week......,..;30 cents
soil, climate, rainfall, elevations,
Per line, two weeks. ...... ...40 cent
Per line, one month...... '...70 cents , etc. ' Postpaid one dollar. GrantLands Locating Co., Box 610, PortPer line, six months.. CO cents ea. mo.
6714 Zm
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upon
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PAYMENT OF WATER RAT:
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as amended by Ordinance :
and 102 of the City and County
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be shut off forthwith.
Rates are' payable at the c:.
the Honolulu Water WTorks. Ka;
Building, Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Tel. 2162
Bishop and Queen.
Direct Scrvicfi Between San Frcnclsco and Honolulu.
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S. S. Matsonla ........Feb. 27
& S. Lurlfne
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S. S. WHhelmlna;..V.i .Mar. 13
S. S. Manoa ...1. .....Mar. 20
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KING A NUUANU AUTO STAND
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Phone 3451
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C. Q. YEE HOP d CO.
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FOR ALL PURPOSES
Paper Bags, Cups, Plates,
Napkins and Towels, Etc
AMHAW. PAPER CO' Ltd.
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- J. Ashman Beaven, Mgr.
Fcr San Francirco
S.' 8. Manoa . . ;",J. . . .... Feb. 27
S..S. MaUonla ......Mar. 7
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Notice is hereby giren' that the annual meeting of the .Stockholders of
McBryde Sugar Company, .Limited, will
be held at the rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce. Kauikeolanl Building.
. King Street,- - Honolulu. T, IL; cn FriR. HEMENWAY.
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Secretary..
at 10
15," 1917. o'clock, a. no.
t Honolulu. T. IL. February
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The . stock books of the Company
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will be closed for transfers from FebANNUAL MEETING.
ruary 21st to March 2nL 1917, both
ioclusire. s
dates
' KAUAI RAILWAY COMPANY..
JOHN GUILD,
Secretary.
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Notice is hereby giren that the anHonolulu; T. IU February 15, 1917.
nual meeting ' of the ..Stockholders of :
6710 13t :
V- Kauai Railway Company will be held
at the office of the Company. Stan- ADJOURNED ANNUAL. MEETING.
genwald Building, Honolulu. T. H- - on
Friday, the 2nd day of March, 1817; at 2 WAISLLIA AGRICULTURAL COM.
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o'clock p. m. j '
- JOHN GUILD.
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is hereby giren, that an
Notice
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v- annual meeting of the shareIIonoluIu. T. H February J5, 1917, holders of the Waialua Agricultural
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(Company, Limited, will be held at the
6710131 '
office of Caatle A Cooke, Limited, at
ANNUAL MEETING.
the corner of Fort - and y Merchant
Streets, in the City and County of HoKAUAI ELECTRIC COMPANY,
nolulu, Territory of Hawaii, on Satur-,: LIMITED.
day, March 3, 1917, at 10 o'clock a, mi,
for the purpose of considering an in'
Notice is hereby giren that the an- crease In the capital stock of the Comnual, meeting of the Stockholders of pany and proposed amendments to the
Kauai Electric Company, Limited, will
of the Company, and such
be held at the office of the Company. other business as may be brought be
Stangenwald Building, Honolulu, T. H., fore said meeting.
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Secretary, Waialua ; Agricultural Com-:- ;
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Honolulu, Hawaii, February 16. 1917.
, 6711
Honolulu, T. IL. February 15, 1917.
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UrrMt rrtloct Toieana In th world and
the IAO-. VALLKT aud ;iu faanua
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ANNUAL MEETING.
McBftYDE SUGAR COMPANY,
LIMITED. v
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nual meet ins of the Stockholders of
Kauai Fruit & Land Company. Limited, will be held at the office of the
Company, 8tangenwald Building,
T.m on Friday, the 2nd day
of March. 1917, at 3:30 o'clock p. m.
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KAUAI FRUIT
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Notice Is hereby siren that the anNotice Is hereby glren that the annual meeting; of the Stockholders of
Kahulul Railroad Company will be held nual meeting of, the Stockholders of
at the principal branch office of the East Maul Irrigation. Company. LimCompany, Stansenwald Building. Ho- ited, will be held at the office of the
nolulu. T. H-- . on Tnesday. the 27th day Company, Stangenwald Building, Hoof reiroary, 1917, at 2:30 o'clock p. m. nolulu. T. IL, on Tuesday, the 27th
day of February, 1917. at 2 o'clock
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Honoluln. T. IL. February 15, 1S17.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
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CORPORATION NOTICES
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Regular Sailings to BRITISH C0LUHBIA FIJI, 1TITV7
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whoi you want best .quality
in men's clothes. King St.
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cuAl meeting of, the shareholders of The Hawaiian Electric Co; Ltd, win
the Honolulu Rapid. Transit and Land be held at the office of the Company,
Company will be held at the office of
Klnr Street, Honolulu, T. H..
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Geia wholesome itrroundlngs;
cccl tsd ccnfartalle rooms; home
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At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Wslmea Sugar Mill
Company, held at the office of the
Company, Hackfeldi Building, Hono
lulu, T. H., on. Wednesday, February
21st, 1917, at 11 o'clock a. nL, the fol
lowing officers, directors and auditor
were elected to serve for the ensuing
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LeUehua
3:15 a.
1:52 p. tx,
3:59 p. m., 7:13 p. el
' The Haleiwa Limited, a two-htu- r
train (only first-clas- s
tickets hcscreU
leave Honolulu every Susday at I; 35
a. m. for Haleiwa Hotel j returrx
arrives in Honolulu at 10:19 p. ta.
The Limited stops only at Pearl City,
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Dally, : fExcept Suaiajr. tSaafiax
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R. DENISON, ,. v Wr C tUITHV
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HENRY MAY A Co Dat-e-
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Makiki street were ' presented
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Glasgow provides its policemen
warm food and tea rwhen on duty ..at
night by the use of electrically heated
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TENT8 AND AWNINGS . ;
Luau Tents and Canopies for Rent
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Fort SL, near Allen, upstair
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NEWPAPERS,
. Manila Shinyo Maru, 5 ' p. m, Tues-daAnywhere at Any Time. CaU u
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Maurice Snyder of Troy, N. Y., was
THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY. drowned when he lost control "of a
24 Sansome Street
San Francisco motor iceboat on which he was riding
snd the machine ran into open water.
Something newl TIDES, SUN
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and;
Waianae,
Waialua,
Kahuka
For
Lanai-MikahMolokal,
LI. str. Way
9: 15 a, rx, 3;2 p.EL.
Stations
.' i Monday Feb.. 28.--"City,
Ewa HiU ari Vay
For
Pearl
San Francisco Sierra, Ocesnic str; Stations
3:15 a.
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p.
2:15
3:23 p. nU
11:30
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VESSELS TO DEPART
5:15 p.
J9:35 p. ct fll:15 p. n.
For Wahlawa and Leilcica eil:C3'
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Sunday, Feb. 25.
For LeIIehua 6:00 av
San Francisco
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Monday, Feb,' 29
Arrive Honolulu ' erota Kaholn,
Sydney Sierra, Oceanic str,
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Maui Claudine, I.L str.
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Arrive Honolulu from Ew 1IC1 and
Pearl City f7: 45 a. el, S:35 a,
MAIL8
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Malls are ' due from the following' 5:30 p. m 7:2S p. tx
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San Francisco Sierra, Monday a. m.
Vancouver Makura, March 21.
Manila Thomas, March 6. .
Yokohama ,
China, Wednesday or
Thursday. :.
Sydney Maknra,' March 2
Malls will deDart for the following
I points as followa :
San Francisco Great Northern, 10 a.
m. Sunday; mails close i : 30 a. m.
Vancouver Makara, March 2.
Sydney Sierra. Monday, 5 p. m. V .; ,
Yokohama Shinyo Maru, ' 5 p. td.,
Thayer Piano Co., Ltd.
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H. P. Faye .
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Geo. Rodlek
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IL Schultze
Secretary
J. F. C. Hagens
. ANNUAL MEETING.
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The above with Mr. Geo, R. Ewart,
the Board - of Direc
ALEXANDER A BALDWIN, LIMITED Jr, to constitute
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nual meetins: of the Stockholders of A. Haneberg
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J. F. C. HAGENS,
Alexander & , Baldwin. Limited, has
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business of the Company, Stangenwald
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Buildings Honolulu. T .IL, on Wednes1917,
day, the 28th day. of February,
COMPANY, LTD.
at S o'clock: a. m.
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JOHN GUILD.
At (he annual meeting of the stock
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of; Kekaha Sugar Company,
holders
February 15, 1917.
Hopolulu, T,
held at the office of the Com
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ANNUAL MEETING.
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1917. at 10 o'clock a.
the following
elected to
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auditor
directors
HAWAII,
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HOME INSURANCE
serve for the ensuing- - year:
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Geo. N. WUcox, H. Schultze, H. P.
Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Building
Notice Is hereby given that the an- Faye, Geo. Rodlek, P. R. Isenberg, A.
Materials. Prices low. Houses built nual meeting ofthe shareholders of S. Wilcox, J. F. C. Hagens, directors;
on : instalment plan.
Choice House the Home Insurance Company of Ha- A Haneberg. auditor. : V At a subsequent : meeting- of these
sale;
Lets for
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directors
CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD
Street,
Company,
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Telephone 247S. .
P. O. Box S51 near; Queen Street, of the City and appointed to serve for the year: V.
Gea N. Wilcox. . . . ..President
County of Honolulu, Territory of Ha1917,
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Geo. Rodlek . . . .
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Honolulu, Hawaii, Feb. 12th, 1917.
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JCotice.is hereby given that the an
nual : meeting of the Stockholders of
Kahuku Plantation Company will be
held at- the office of the Company,
Stangenwald Building, Honolulu, T. H
on Tuesday, the 27th day of February, 1917, at 9 o'clock a. m.v .
The transfer books of the Company
will be closed from February 20th to
February 27th, 1917, both dates In,
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JOHN GUILD,
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Notice is hereby giren that the an
nual meeting of , the Stockholders., of
Hawaiian Sugar Company will beheld
at the office of the Company, Stangen
wald Building,. Honolulu, T. H on
Wednesday, the 2Sth day of February,
1917, at 10:30 o'clock a, m. . '
The transfer books of the Company
will be closed from February 21st to
February 28th, 1917, both dates
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Steam Navi-- ,
holders of the Inter-Islangation Company,-Lt- d
held at the Of--,
Company
Honolulu, T. II
fice of the
this date, pie following Directors and'
Auditor were elected to serve for the
ensuing years
George N. Wilcox, Albert S. Wilcox,
John IL Dowsett, William O. Smith.
Clarence H. Cooke, John W. Waldron,
v;James A. Kennedy. :
The ' Audit Company j of " Hawaii,
Auditors. '
J v ?:"At a subsequent ineeting of the Directors, the Tollowitfg ' Officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year: ,
James A. Kennedy: . .'1 President
Dowsett. i.lst Vlce-PreJohn
,; Norman E. G edge i; 2nd Vlce-Pre.
.Treasurer
Oliver
Matthew M. Graham. .'..Secretary
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