I.: AILS

From San Francisco. Mexican, July 22.Fop Can Franciaco

Eierra, July 15. , S !, ! i i "i :l I"! M 1 " I '

0 - oFrom Vancouver: 'litrura, An, t 7 vFor Vancouver:

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Ertslrs DuIIctlx Eat US2, Ka'CSM 12 PAGES HONOLULU, TEKTUTOBY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 191G.--- 12 PAGES. rc:c:: :t.: cHawaiian Etar. VoL XXIV. No. 7574

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Platform Denounces Liquor; y Trains ana urccs rJationr

. Vid3 Action . . .

military pnoonlri of. ; olo.li::e parties isy r vsTRor:GLYco::DEr:r:ED

Sulzcr Given Demonstration: ; i. eut Vctir.a Ci:::!;Iy Ends

I ST.. PAUL, Minn., July 21.J. ; Frank Hanly, former governorof Indiana and former, congress- -

man, .was nominated on the first; ballot today by the National Pro--

' hibition party as its candidate for- president.' ' . ''

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Hanly, received ballots to' : 181 for William Sulzer,- - ex-go- v

k pernor of New York, 51 .forFinfeyi Hendrickson of lar-lan- and 10

for Mason -- of .New.James Gilbert,.; r Jersey. Henry - Ford, : the auto

manufacturer, received one vote.; -- ' When Hanly was placed inno-'- .

minatiori. there was a demonstra-tion. Briefer but vigorous demon-strations were also made when

v Sulzer and Hendrickson were no--'

minate'd. . '-

v The platform as drawn yester-- ;'

ted after the additionday was 1 :1c,

of a f !:::k iavoring'thc initiative,: referendum and recall. ;

" ' Ti'.s latfcrm denounces" theliquor' tr: r": as a cr!:r.: "It uit,nrticr.al j rn!.:,,!t;-.":- zrA equal suf-l'-- '.

fra-- c. It a!:o advocates severalr::rc.oi seen irisation. it op- -

ms rl tr.cKc;u :r.tts!fljr

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Tfcere cay le a few fireworks ntthe rr.c:Vz Oafcu Loan VvnCcrt:r:!c r. Ti::y ncmics it 11

o'tlcck. vt.cn tie report or Lie sreelalccr:r.;ltfc cf 1! -- clula e

(oc;!::.-::- 8 the stability' otlis c"-

-n cr r- - rvcir rubber 4, 'Ln

K;:-:- . u v!!-r- , c :"wrp to be sir?-- 'Tl.:. " '.l cvrrs.:'..t, the- report

v--3 t.i L.';,: :l r.t t.3 tie the boardirct Tucsiay rxrr.In;.and the cvnelite irer.tcrs tzxa yet to., sign- - U.A fir cr; y el tve report fcas beenr-r-

.t Ct:lr i V, V,. sn:thj,fjr list. -- strrc'-tai 1.: till rrecenfit toth 2 c th e r r; : r..l c rg - to arflx their

V,'!':' :r Ce; of raying hoccr.r-:tt:- l cc-3.-

.cj? Tuesday isc:t l.::wa. tut tha cr.?ineers may ap-rc-r

ta d!:cv-- 3 their conper.satl onvlih 'th.e ccr.r-.:-.'.!c- it that ; time.!:;r:l-- a Cc;: ;:i. cce ol the fivecr;':-:r- 3 t' ? c:r:!ii!tte!, hes "aJ

re. .y tht te would jut haretervel cn.ths c:-r-!t-

tee nai tiUretec i tzy tr :r:l:riins that tae workw;s t" t 3 c:-- 3 en a. to-pa-y oasis. NorrcAi ; h- -: L:ra nade for payingt:.o c . ".1; , I :zcc the possibilitycf lyr:'.;-.- : r: - rt the next meeting

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vff-rri- al Catle to Nijpu JU) "

TCIIIO, Jar. JuJy 21. Baron O.Ilayiihi, ccwly trr;-te- d minister toPcLls, E'jccecl:rg II. IliokV who Is

'rsw cn Ll3-w- to Japan,. will leavefcr Chiza cn Aur-s- t i. The two dlplo-CLt- 3

will he' i a conference in TokloCie tiae th'j ' " .""::.:- -

TWO OFFICIOS V;iLL-7:.'::- -

ge r;to:.:oTED soon(IssocUltl Trtus lr, rderJ Wlrelett)''''- -

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'Col. Jchn VV Huckman.. Coast 4-4--

ArtHIerr. cow et the aral Warf College, ICewport,' was nominated4- - today fcr tiri?adier-genera- l. 4-4- -

L!;wt.-Co- L Taeuel neber, of the 4-4- -

C :ril Cc-rrs- wes tcainated'for 4-4- -

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f.EW YOHIC STOCKf.!An;CET TODAY

Fotlowlnj arc the cloilnj prices ofatocka en the New Ycrk m a re kt to-

day, tent by the Attoctattd Preaa overthe Feoeral Vireteaa. .

- Yeater--- : Today, day

Alaska Co d , ..... 17 wraAmerican Smelter 94!,4American Susar Rfg.... 1C34American Tel. A Tel....1234 IZS'eAnaconda Copper . : . . 78 KT,Atchieon i. 104'2 104Baldwin Loco. ..;,...;. 72' 71HCaltimore & Ohio.... .V. 83ACethlehem Steel . . . . J.l. . ; . J- -'

Calif. Petroleum 21 20Canadian Pacific 17S'2 178C M. & St. P. (St. Paul)Colo. Fuel A : Iron. ... . . 44 432Crucible Steel miErie Common ....... ZvzGeneral Elearic 1MGeneral Motors ..... . . ;'.t . . I

Cret Northern Pfd..... 118Ja 2Inter. Harv, N. J ....... 1 1 S 117HKennecott Ccpper ...... 48 '! 45HLehljh R. R ...........New York Central.:.... 1C3 103'APennsylvania .......... SS'aRay Cohsol.- - ... .... ... 22 22'2Southern Pacific ...... 97Va 87?,Studebaker J. .. ...... 127Tennessee Copper ......Union Pacific .......... 137 137U S. Steel . :. . ''--. i . . en ; S3U. S. Steel Pfd.......'.. 117 117?;Utah ... . : .... . ... 76 78Western Union . . ; . . . . .V 822 M'a.We$tin;houee .. ... 58 68J4

The Waterhous Company liaa telegraph- - advices that- - rubber is 53.81cents a pound at Singapore andcents, on th. Kevr York; market - '

Cld. fCxlvldend. tUnuoted.

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firrrrr kfyiT

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Jh:r.:3 V. zz Expected to LookrOvcr: Pec:;!:::;:;;: of, Craters

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," .Local-- developments-- . In . thg . JnyestlMgatloa of, .the . hotei possihiiHles ; nereby James Woods," manager'of the S.Francis hotel of SanFtancIsco, 'willprobably-b- e at a standstill, for sev-

eral days., .Mr.? Woods has gone tothe volcano and not until early nextweek wlll-ii- e again take up his dis-cussions with businessmen here whohave been showing him possible sites.

Several stories have appeared InSan jFrandsco papers recently, notab-ly that reprinted by the Star-Bulleti- n

q few days ago, Indicating that if Mr.Woods' should reach a favorable de-

cision upon the matter of a newhotel here, the project would 'be ona much larger scale than has so farbeen shown. Wide local Interests aswell as mainland capital might besecured. - .

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While .Mr. .Woods trip- to'.ihe; vot- -

!s considered probable' that iie' ;mlook intotcurish hotel at r the crater. Theelaborate, plans, outlined L. A.Thurston some weeks ago are ex-pected to "be presented for his con-sideration.' '.

He has already, expressed hhnselfas ; much attracted by r Hawaii'sclimate and scenery. and general tour-ist possibilities and Mt' is . presumedtW tenor of report will dependlargely on the practicability' tf en-listing various Interests necessary . tocarry ; out the . project on the scaledesired. N: .:'"-- ! .

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fSnecial Cable to Nippa JIjl.)Ttohio, Jspan, July 21. Art Smith,American aviator, Vho has heen mak-ing a number cf fllsMs In Japan, wasa passenger on the Hawaii Mara fprSeattle Thursday. ' Smith has recover-ed sufficiently from his injuries, re-

ceived In a fall, to make the" trip tothe United States. ; r t

STEEL COMPANY PLANS.' C- -i,

: , IN OHIO',-

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Steel company, engineers have startedsurvey of the big tract of land Jate-l- y

purchased near its proposed barmill at McDonald, on which it ex-pects to promote a model town. Theplant will not be -- completed for ayear, and . it is understood the cor-poration will do no grading or plattinguntil next spring. - r

During the Interim plans for the de-

velopment of a model ; town will ; beworked out. It la said. -- XJhief Elngl--

neer Brown cl Carnegie Steel com-- ;

pany of Pittsburg attended the recentCleveland city planning convention.'

An Australian Commonwealth loancf 4.000.000 , pounds is' being underwritten' st hozioz-c- - :;- - .'

I7iTE0Si:c:iTAGE

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Annual Report of Hydrograpfl- -cr States City is Menaced: By Real Problem iUfe

TWO S0LUTI0TJS ARE S-- OFFERED TO

Suggests. . Territoryr Shall Control all Wc;k

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in Stated Distri

Honolulu la one .more ar nearer m

aenong water an ktaf which : canonly be Tjrerente J bjf territorial control of all arteslaells In the Honolulu basin between Fort Shatter andDiamonl : Head, and by the acquire-ment, transfissiou ncd storage of sur-face flow, says the annual report ofO. K. Larrlson, superintendent of hy-drography, presented to the board .ofagriculture and" forestry '.'at, Its meet-ing 'today.: ',-- v ir- 5'?'T''-:'.-

The artesian well records obtainedby the; department of public worki,"

a the report In part, "show that, re-gardless of the heavy rainfall of thepast year, the amounts pumped andflowing fronvtfte wells have exceededthe supply, and one more year haabeen deducted from the period whlthmuch asrely. end in a serious waterahortage for "city of .Honolulu un-

less one of the two following; coursesof procedure Is followed; V

Preventive Methods Suggested.,Flrst The, acquirement or control

of all artesian wells In the Honolulubasin (between Fort Shafter and Dia-

mond Head) by the Territory. (Itflsestimated that there are about 66 ac-

tive wella in this area which are dla-charsir- g,

either by being pumped orflowing, about 35 million gallona perday.-- The total supply used by .Honc--

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YcUng Nipponese Born in This; City Planning to KcquestJ-- Admission to fJG. H. ';--t u cyV; ;o--': Down to 1 o'cl ck his afternoon na

application hadeemade to NationalGuard headqu-it-f- a for, permission toform a Uawap' born guard oennpanyby 100 or m S Japanese young menborn In Honolulu, educated here In thepublic schools,1 and now of military

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r Repbrts reeive4;by;jhejapan,e59correspendent .ofthe JrBqjietjn ,to- -

flay state that theitara,10a ftaUr

to . form a--. National: Guar5;V;company.here but hesitate to 'apply, because ofrfisannroval .of' their jsarents-'asn- ot

all of them favor the idea, holdingrthatfor their sons : to Joip the NationalGuard ? Hawaii would be disloyalty tothe mlkada The young men, however,detlaro their allegiance fco bo, al t

forthe United SUtes.v:- nu. rv in commenting on this peculiar sit-uation! where native-bor- n' Japaneseyouths are torn between filial duty andpatriotism : for the country, of tholrbirth, Hawaii, the Hawaii HochI in itsThursday edition : encourages Haw-

aiian-born Japanese' toy join theguard, by making application to Brig.-Ge- n.

"Samuel 1. Johnson assign-ment to various guard --companies.There is noW a company of HawalialT- -

l born Chinese in the guard. . ..--j - There is doubt expressed by the

Japanese pres 01 uus ciiy - as 10whether GCtt Johnsou or - GovernorPlnkham will accept such offers fromthe. "young 1 Hawaiian-Japanes- e, evenIhough the latter are American, cltt-sen- s

by virtue of birth In tho territory.

40,000 JAPANESE PARADE

Wt IN- - HONOR 'OF -- TREATY'

- f Special Cable to Nlppi JUUTOKIO. ; Japanv July Mors

than 40,000 Japanese residents' of thiscity marched in the lantern paradelast evening, celebrating thei signingof the treatyS between. Jiussla jandJapan. The marchers visited the forteigtt ' offices,"; Imperial;-Palac- e and.Russian embassy jbv r

ENGLISH RESORTS - ' s

.;.; : HARD HIT BY WAR

LONDON, Eng-Owt- ng to the warthe picturesque east coast summer re-

sort towns of England are In desperatef light No. visitors go there, becauseof , the; fear of bombardment by theGermans, and for other reasons, andthe fishing trade 'and" other activitieshave dwindled. Members from jthadistricts where these towns are' lo-

cated have appealed to Parliamentrelief and the government Is about totake action to remedy : matters

the' possibilities; for

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BOARD

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--r:Shareholders Vct3 to Increase

Capital By . $1,000,000'jfj; ancTFor. Uft'r Issue,? r

TW0PEa?CENT4,lb?JTHLY:vPAYMEMTS TO CONTIfJUE

Securities May Be: Listed inSan Francisco as Directors .

May Decm: East :

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Stockholders of the Ploneerr MillCompany this morning toted to;ln:crease the capitalization of the; com-pany from J4.O0O.G0O' 16' $5,000,000 andfor the Issuance to.present stockhold-ers - ai: & dividend- - 50.000 shares .of apar . value, of $20 each,- I The . otherproposals of the directors were 1 alsoacted upon 'favorably?; : ri?Announcement1 Is made, that thecompany will continue l paying regu-Ja-r

monthly; dividend of 2 per centi . The proposals which; were submitted to the stockholders' were first thematter of Increasing the- - capitaliza-tion of the company by $1,000,000 to$5,000,000. and the issuance to stock-holders of record of one share ot.newstock for each four shares which theynow. hold, that is to say the' paymentto stockholders of a 25 per cent divi-dend in new stock of the company.

- A second matter was the amend-ment .of Jthe f bylawsl to make, moreeasy the dispcsal of fractional sharesof "stock, i This has iormerly bee ; acomplicated matter - and aiTXarrahge-m'en- t

for sale at putlift iuctlon is pro-vlde'- d-

In tha. amendment x .

The third matter was the authoriza-tion to the .directors to arrange forthe listing of stock in San, Franciscoand the opening there of hi transferof3ce at any time they may deem itadvisable to ccts 3 , t ch listing, 'i

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TfaiStyHis Said 3d juEnjoy

Privileges l Not-Usua- lly

v;Miven rnsqnei

Is "John T. i Scully, member, of tnenotorious , Scully McGrath - Boggs-Bow- er

gang which : came into promi-nence; more than a year ago when:themembers, were arrestfed and convictedfor engineering a series of daring hold-ups and opium transactions, being per-

mitted liberties In excess of ; thoseusually LgranteM-- : tor prisoners, serving

V'trusties?: ;, .

.v-- .; :;.;:.Persi6tent f report h which : jhave

reached f the Star-Bttltetin:- -, answeringthe foregdmg .questionT.inthe affirm--

tttivft wpTfe.mohatically jdenled'today'lby Marshal J; J. Smiddy, --who has con- -

troi over several unnea , Qwuwyoners iiow ser ving as nrustiesr-t- o thefederal building; --Scully being one ofthem. ; - y ' v-- ,' v-'-

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' Tnersistency of these reports, ledlo an investigation by the ffUpBulle-U- n

today Marshal Smiddy being askedfor a .statement It is reported that"Ccully has, on a number, of occasions,been permitted to visit his wife out-

side the prison or federal court, unac-companied by n guard or other officer.'- Marshal Smlldy denied emphatically, that there is any "et dayr on wnicaScully b . permitted to don civillaoclothes and visit hla wife.'; ''

"On me oc two . occasions ' Scullywas permitted to visit his wife whensite was sick," the marshal says- - ;

It; has been reported to - the StarBulletin that Scully also waa ". (al-

lowed .Ibcrty,; w ithout guard, .whenhis daughter, wrh6 recently , died.? traaill in the hospital. r''V-;- , ' iJ'i ";'

Marshal Smiddy called ; Sculiy ; Intohis office and, in the' presence; of , aStar-Balletl- n ? representative, ; askedhim if was any day set asidefor him to visit his wife.C ,:;:,cf -

' Scully sald,thtere was not ? .v

The Star-Bulletl- ir has been informedihat; for several months past,: Scullyhas been in the habit of accompanylnjthe other "trustiest to the- - federalbuilding on , Sanday , mornings .and,ahnnt n'clock. changing his .clothesf- - ririiion ttire and- - leavingbuilding, presumably to visit hist wire,

Scully has been in the habit t re-

turning to the federal .building at

about 6 o'clock in the. evening, totime to walk back to' the prison withthe other "trusties," the report states... Convicted of transporting ana

haniiiinff ' ooium., Scully !was 4

sentenced to serve 18 months In Oahq

prison. He is scheduled w oe re-

leased next October.: As ar"nrusty,the marshal reports that his behaviorhas been excellent ': ': :''-;- j f

Under bond In the sum of $255 Wal-

ter- C. Shields has been appointed .ad-

ministrator of "the estate - of. Donald"Kent An InventnTywiH be filed

within ;30 day. Cv

Declared cn 13. C.V 4 4

, ::'; h'' " "Vin addition to "itsl regularmonthly dividend of 25 cents pcrshare Hawaiian Commercial &Sugar Company win pay aa tradividend of $1 a shar ?. Bo'hregular and extra dividends are"payable August 5.'-;- - This action

4- - was taken at a meeting pt. thedirectors of the company iu SanFrancisco today ' " f ; ;' r1 Hawaiian CommcrcHl andSugar bas s capitallzatToa ; of110,000,000 divided r into 40Q.CU9shares of a par value of 2". This ,

makes the extra dividend to bepaid next month amouut v to$400,000, v : ; V-

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TO COiSSXSJSentiment of Naval Bill Fram- -

ers Swings in Favor of y

:;: 'Dreadnoughts;

; URGED IN UPPER HOUSE

"(Since the following was . writtenthe ! senate . has 1- adopted ; an evenstronger naval' program, as. told in re-

cent despatches.) ;,--.

':',..;.; By C 8. ALBERT. ; 1

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WASHINGTON, rD. O, July 6.President . Wilson , has 1 materiallystrengthened the naval program. Hehas succeeded In; adding four dreadnoughts to the deasure as par-:- I bythe hoie.l Other' I:ainr?:.cf M ?, .'H-- l

"M ipropo;' tlonatelyf enarcJ.: ;T- -r

reasoajot ctlpn was the d U ifof usefulness vin the recent 'North Leabattle,' which ."detaonstratcri LV:t tbsdreadnought tls-ithe-- 5 chif rc;: zzswhen heavy vfib.tii wai r,equi:--- i i

Senators fTillman, 1 Swansea t anaLodge, alUlarge n$vy "men " were in-

vited toMheWhlU House.! Th pr.cshdent oced ;th,ea Ho boost :the'hoM'sbllL ". The aigrcei Jwithhini iuniiim-mediatel- y

began framings substitutemeasure. The members of the navalaffairs committee also conferred withSecretary Daniels, Bear Admiral Tay.lor, 'chief constructor, and Rear, Ad-

miral , Blue: chief ;" of the navigationbureau. The";, views advanced. "by

these experts; caused a determinationto reduce the numner of battle cruis-ers from ' six to four and add fourdreadnoughts for immediate 'construetion. In addition, provision was madefor the building of 'ten;dreadnoughtsduring the coming five year period. '

The Program .; v ' ' "

; ,'' The five-ye- ar ; building, program,recommended by; Secretary; r Danieland the .general Aboard was adopted.

. The, five-yea- r; program is: ';;-- , "'Tot" rfroaVfn'nnfrhta fntii this r vn"

' Six battle cruisers, four this year.l.n'Ten scout cruisers, "four this yeat.'

Fifty; destroyers,' ten this year.Five ;fleet submarines, none this

year. ! 'rl;;': ;.-:- :' ,irFlfty-elgh- t coast submarines, t 21

this year. ' ;V-'-- ' ':-- ;;,i Three oil fuel' ships, 'one this year.

One' repair ship.. n;.vy? ;;;.,.:j'One transports '...:l;c!--

One hospital sblpV ' " 1 : ; ;

Two -- destroyer tenders, one j thisyear.' . v'v ,

f One fleet submarine tender. .; ; .

Two ammunitloa ships, one thisyear. . '', :';:'';- -'i. Two gunboats, one ' this year.

It is believed the naval affairs com-mittee will stand by the draft of thesub-committ- as both ; Democratsand Itepublicans virtually agree on allthe important features of the meas-ure ompleted today. .; .

"We have ; prepared an" excellentbill, said Senator Tinman, chairman

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GERMAN OFFICIALCABLEGRAMS

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS Ju?y20. Between ,' the sea s and Ancetethere Is lively fire activity; and nu-merous patrol engagements -- takingplace. 'Considerable Briti sli forces at-tacked: positions . north and c3t j ofFromeUes, being repatse-- l and, when

Khey ; ' penetrated, . were -- ejected ! by

counier-auacas-. : un ; sou s,iaes oiSomme, new heavy combats were en-gaged. .,;' ..- .;::,:J(.V. ;- i 1 i -

Strong British attacks against lxng-nev- al

and Bois Delvtlle whrfe . theenemy again penetrated.' Our Counter- -

attacks drove them back.. Tha enemystill occupy parts of the village andwood. " -- -' -. This morning, Anglo-Fron- t attack

on the whole front of Foureanx woodup to, Somme. The first strong storm-ing party broke down. The Trenchthis . afternoon twice attacked with-out success the vicinity of Balloyj lathe districts of Estee, Soyecourt threetimes; ,the-enem- y , .were . bloodily rePlsei From salient trench at Spye

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Disorders in Many Conquered Citi23S Repbr ted:--S- u pprer: : ed by ;Jbl n I . : y

AuthoritiesCanadian Minister iji Cleared of Scandal 1

Vo LC)NDOX,iEng July 21: The possibility that the Gcnr.an sub-

marine, issue and Germany's pledges to the United States' may be in-

volved, .surrounds with interest the reported sinking ot the Britishsteamer: Yzer in the war zone. , ; Three Americans are aboard, mcrr.be rs ?

of the crew.! r ; f.; V;'- ; .

:; The Yzer was from Portland, Mainer carrying a cargo of oaff. '

Kd details as to the linking, or casualties, are; given in ;thc cfUcial ait. '. ; - .V"

1 "''-v-',':;-:nouncement. r -rv-

--1;'"" '.; ,'.'. The American bark Prince Valdemar, captured by a German .war-ship, has been taken - to Swincmunder. ; The bark sailed from SanFrancisco in February with grain and groceries fori Tellcborg; ; GeorgeW. McNear is the owner. v

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ALGIERS, Algeria, July 21.been sunk in the Mediterranean byties

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- LONDON, Eng.; July 21. With incessant fighting the British onthe west have pushed their line from Bazcntin to Longucval north' iuFoureaux wood toward-Bapaume- . They first drove th Germans in nvthe wood and occupied 'it. but, later counter-charg-es by the Gcr;r.:nicaused the Britishjto lose-par- t of their positions.' -

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qMEItalyJuyf21.A'Jii:;lcrial decree has Lccn ; r ',; '.. !

placing1 the persons. zvA property of Gemuns ' in .Ita!;:n C .: ;

the same .'footing as those of the 'Austrian and I Iuhgaria::.,. '.. 'vo' jformairy; rated as-subje-

cts of 'a ' hostile nation, j The decree does r. . tdirccdy jmeritioniiie' Germans 'but' states that allies tf-Attstr- ix ttz to b:treated-- . as enemies ;.i;4?-1';. .;';$..' ,i.tKi--'.---v J t J h i il'i

-- Germany and 'arc not formally at nnrdi cnticibht

cities

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said have taken

failed. Thetheir Iczzzs.andments were

rcnaf?attac'.-- d vi:!" ::ty

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Italy's allies lusbeen because the government Hc:r.e,though declaring war on Austria, has not taken active belligerent Jt:p!against Germany. Indications for some been that Rcmswas about to break all relations with Germany. V

pec d Riot3 in DsIud; ;V:!:cdUX l av w w

ROTTERDA5T, Holland, )ilyare reported in many Belgiancbnauerinir Germany. Riots are

2 --Food riots of a serious naturetowns the of. the

yervierSv Roubaix, Renaix, St. Nicholas, Lokern and lermonde, a::4been suppressed by the military authorities.

V ;VSHINGT to.European ulers personal messages urging general cooperation forthg purpose of getting food from the United Poland.

He suggests that relief be extended as in the case Belgium;neutral commission took hold of the situation, arranging not

only for transportation, but for the distribution of relief suppliesth starving populace.

OTTAWA, Can., July 21. After sensational series cl:3rgcsmonths of investigation,' Sir Samuel Hughes, the Canadian

of militia, has been declared innocent of responsibility for ths mil.i:y ofgoyernment contracts wjth American manufacturers for fuse, as j,'artof for war supplies. On the fuse the manufacturersare alleged have profited unduly, Hughes was charged- - withallowing the The Meredith-Duf- f co;r.::ih:.icnnow reports absolving Hughes of

K PETROGRAD, Russia. July 2LThe Russians have t!:etown of Gumuskhaheh, in Turkish Armenia, the Turk garriica retiring.

.they were ejected by bayonetattacks. ;Artillery fire, on" bothof Somme is of the nicest Intensity.

On parts ?of Champagne frout, tem-porary lively artillery. Aionnimine-throwe- rs combats. At Jieusesector, no incidents Importance. AGerman" patror was " isuccessful cn

height.Hostile aeroplanes were sfcot down

In Arras. Perron e, Elaches and Ber-ma- n

d. of were 6Lct dawnby Uents. Wsrs-a- w and IlcchaJorf.Accorflin? to a delayed report, Iloe'aa-dor- f

on 15, 6f Ferone shotdown a French biplase. T:e empercrbestowing a Pour le merits cn tin.Jllndentcrs's anny: Ye:.;r':r re-

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WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY THANSJ EH CO 14 PA NYJAMES H. LOVE

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lulu for domestic and municipal 'purposee at: present it about 15 millioncaJIons per Jay):- - . ' ...

fcod The V acquirement; trans- -, , mission; storage of surface flow!

"A small amount of srork done atthe request of and tn cooperation with

, ' member of tbe city 'water eommls- -sion resulted Jn definitely determining

the principal source of. leakagefrom resertoir No! '4 In the huperj uuinu taiiey due to a break inthe; outlet pipe." '

'..,' Tells 6f Year's Work.: In speaking of the ' work; done .by

? ' his department in the year, the terriv - torial nydrographer-says- i

' -"Awefr'and --'continuous - record

- station was established. In, May lnIilllebrand glen to deter

v mine the' actual run-of- f from this val- -. icy. , . , .. , , .f; Military Cooperation.

"An mvestlgatlon of the water resources between Walalae and Maka-pu- u

point ' was made for the U. S.military --authorities. The cooperative

tV - stream v nd ralnfall . measurement

orir.ber.gdoae' in relation to; thea- - water supply- - cf Bchofield - Barracks

"!4 was continued during the year. ;- - "Other Cocperauve" Work.

: ;Te flood storage .Investigation be--J.

lng made in cobperatlori with'the Ka-f.'- i'j

hckn and Laletinned. Other cooperative. .work :ln--

, )I tlrJcd la bout . 70 - stream and ditchstations,' aid'about ' 62

hinirrt' :""rr3nunt tatIons' on allil:'-.a-d3. .'lliay'dlich' seepage jnvefll

li:lvUations were also ntde. . - h-'--t

U;al Work Undertaken. ;"A large amount of hydrometric and

other idlcatinc work was done In con--,. . jBectica with ' the Walakoloa water

case which was tried at Waimea, Ha-waii, and Honol alu in July, August,and September, In 'cooperation withthe attorney general's department.WaUhcIe Tunnei Projects " v

"The V.'aishole Water, Company'sfrcj :t, which was completed In May,

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; It has long; been apparent that kheChineee market is short of a stock ofrefined.sugar, says toe Japan Advertiser. In spite of this no sign pf acwtlty-ha- s been" noticed ' because thesugar firms In Shanghai and .variousplace J In China are anxious about, thefuture development pf the ' Internalconflict and are 'reserved 'In, placingorders except" fpt pmall amounts' for.immediate consumption. ' Another rea-son for the Hulmess' to Chinese busl- -

Pess Is that sugar Is In brisk demandjn Australia and India at a good price.11 yen" r.'o.;b..Takao, andit; willhardly afford them to export refinedsugar to China at a much cheaperprice. But the demlse of Yuan BhihKal has' removed --the possible ciuseof. internal trouble and the' merchantsthere are now of their anxi-ety somewhat with the result . thatthe business nas become Active, Thesugar . merchants, , already : feelingsome Inconvenience because ; of theshortage of stock, are offering aboutE0 sen higher prices and the-export- ?

era here are' also ready-- to take. Chinese orders' now.5 Thn the situationha' been" changed. entirely in' the lastfew. days.; It is reported that the eon- -

tracts for about 50.Q00 balps. have beensigned for export' to' China, qt.'srfcicbthe Nippon Sugar Beflnery'Compkhy'slot of SOOlbales is said io'be at 12yen per bale.r This price, is the hijfhest' point reached kmce last stimmerWXit'M. eC?Cfted ' thatar irew --recoroprice 'will teuctpathii slimmer! ' aathe;prospects arei jail the Utrpflger. ' ,

' ' f' r''.t Per Matson hereJuly 26: R.V Pender,; Mr. liIcAdaina;Mrs La Motte --and s daughter, Mrs.Key SkaugrMIss"Mary"-prfhle'Mrs-

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of Hhe committee "on naval iffalrs;ntfc ve'rynaoch- - better than T evetthought we jwouid De .auie, u get iuIf ! we: succeed 4n getting it aaopiea py

the full' commlUee, passed in the senate and accepted by. the house, it :wulbe a'fiu piece of legislation and wewJU be'ion' the; way to. a great andvaluable navjr, v lf we get the law, andbare the ships 'provided buOt we willsoon have a - fleet that swill. makeother countries keep off the grass' cathis side ox. the. water., ., .JtThe revised biU ? Js; weltbalanced.

and free from provisions that wouldprovoke - points '.of --order against itI hope that we will be ble to pnt Itthrough the senate without much' de-lay. I do-- not expect-th- e 'Republicansto develop much opposition to it." The senate sub-committ- ee bill provides that the total nnmber of . commissioned officers, exclusive of ommissioned

warrant officers, shall befour i per -- cent; of the . total t enlisted I

strengthtof the active list authorized Jby , law. The1 personnel is increasedfrom t ta 74J0,a Immediately,wtth-- a provision that, the?; presidentshell-b- e --authorized ta time of emergency 0' Increase; the personnel to ap--

pra unately.-.;'S- 7 Toe increaseyvtuid give a full complement' to a allparY:veasels. la. b' fitted 1 fortse4sctvlce ; within the next.Ul monthsaaa.iouiesoipsi .in reserves perCfettt-'ipf- . fhelrj fujl JcopiplemenC- - ThesubommItlee Increased ' the marinecorpa'Xrom MOO loi 15,000 'In itlme Ofpeace and; aout 17.0Q0iin timeiripfem ergen6y,? maintaining the ptopor-tic- n

of one to Ifive' tct thef persohnelcf the; navy. ;A

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The senate sub-committ- providedthat an amendment saying that rulesatfd "tegdlatipni prescribed by thesecretary of the navy, governing 'thecoiei oioperauonp, db inserted in tnelaw as amendment to' the house bill.

An appropriation of 118,873.500 iforammunition as ' against: 41145,925carried in the house I bill It lrovidedfdr: by the . senate? e. : Ahincrease of 11085.-00- 0 U given td theCharleston navy yard,v!$600.,000 fchraiioaxmgiHcrane- - or; the 'revolving ' typeJori'thetAIa're' Island-- ' naW'-rtrdZ-hn- d

f90.0DO: Additional ;i for.:-- ? touhffiotf

tThe llmtf of 'cost fo? each' battle'cruiser, etehisiv-'o- a armor ana arma- -

aaentristflted r at sj60Q;coajl and,

U Ther hoo"viJroTlsloh''.'for i3'OOL00nfor-- alr;?afti W'kept InVthe Uti lth jan: toendmeBt-tmikl-

a ataRablefoir-t-

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a license John Lopes was assess-ed f court' : : S '

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TToshiuralpaid l51n ioiice i coarttor selling Ice cream containing- - butterfat far below the percentage feaulredby-la- ".-!;- . t;. t .TK.:'

TJ.' Kahikina, accused of a statutoryoffense,-wi- s fined by Judge Mon- -sarrat. bentehce was suspended .uponAnnia JCaUn, the wpman Jn .the case.

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IN. YOpSMlTE VALLEY

; YOSEMITBauto stageloads ofJ touristsv. enteringthe Yosemlte' Valley were '.held upt re-cently, at "Wawona try a highwayman,who

A operated .ingle-bande- d hu-- i

escaped on .a motorcycle.' , He collectedabou. 400.7Tno victims Included sev-eral tourists from the Eastern1 cities

The banjlit. stopped the first car bymeans of a Jog rolled- - across the Toad-wa- y.

As.'lt' stopped he stepped joUtfrom Ihe'-erus- h and with a sawed-of- iEtoignn iussumed 'jch'arge-o- f ;the situa-tion.' V He waited until the jive coacheshad reached' his blockade and then or.pered everybody out to the roall -- 4

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i Vv V ..?;,, , RWtrtAJ ION euiT1 - BOSTON,'. MassTAtfred 'Lowen-stel- n

a rlch.hliCaelphia cldthfngdealer, Joses his 42,00emaraage snitagainst Howart Druikhbuse pf PHil-aderphi- a,

jQt alienatlbnf .thai affec-tkns- of

--Atrs. Blanche Xowenstein: 5 i:r; i This result follows- - hnderfa rule re-ceni- ly

. adopted bythB,SoJfolk superiorcourt which 'all 'cases bnJhe 'docket to be ; automatically dismissed5rhen there 4ias'-bee- d 3ao' acTTontl fortwo years prior to 'April ! last " Low- -ensteht entered-hi- s suit here1913.-- - ' :

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1 iCharged , with 'jrepres'enting himsellon a uuvciuiueui utiitct . iui uuiyvnaof. fraud,- Chjef.'.lk Horn Johnson hasbeen sent o hf Tombs, New York-b- j

United, states "Commissioner ;Hbughton in; defjujt iof It50p ,b ;

I B UOUEtlare so 'ctjbjecttoheadache are 1

languid, paw ana neTToiisicauseitheirMoxiuthinorbsuffident'TheYsrc nui Xv4tuy sua wau ucaiutc ( vy4-- 1

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Hallway A Land Company, hat beenkilled by accident during; the 27 ytnnoperation or that railroad.

Fred C Smith' general 4 passengeragent of the O. it & U Co., mad thisadmission n hen queried today oa thesubject . The Information waa j notgiven toluntarily however. In ' faetSmfth hocked rood - energeUcaliyfollowing the remarkable statement

"Infrequent?, of accidents is tome-thin- g-

that ; no carrier; or corporationbrags about for :one - can never- - tenwhen they tnay vetaae Smith tays.Although we are proud of our rerord

we are not beating. The Vorstthings often occur4 as they say, in thebest regulated fanullea." t- - -

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EGYPT IN RAMESES' --TIME HAD MU8EUM3

EQUAL TO ANY TODAY

rHILADELWlti, Pa, In thW ayaof Ramesea, the treat Egypt boastedof museums nndtj archaeologicat"! re-search equal to that . of, the. . presentday, according to reports which naveJust reached the university of.' Pennsylvania's mnseum from the JSckleyB. Coxe eipedition to Africa.

Dr Clarence 3; Fiiher,-- . leader'' ofua expeauion, itpons- - inai a ' xewweeks .ago --his party unearthed .whatappears to have i been a ' museum Inthe palace' lof Msncmptah who. was(he son and successor to the throneof Rameses and who hasbeen,ldenufied by - some historians as the Pharaoh of the oppression described in

VIENNA RESTAURANTS ; "5, i CHARGING $1" FOR A

SMALVf W EAT ORDER

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the Rotterdam cofrespotdent bf theIxndon Dally Tesraph. Tienha' hibrcadand sugar darts. but lio'tneatcards-.- p r. .-.-

r, :, i a:--'- " Advices YronV. AhStiriai explaiii4 thatth people-hav- e 410 meat cards becaute.ere. is ,cot jsuSclent- - meat? toafford the smallest' portion --that mignibe. allctt by the- authfirtties;r!V;

th eir meats, but the1 worklngclasses

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Tte vacationists tow at the cam Anumber an. eyes i0 aar4ir all Hawallans .from KaUhL 'They tre ' incharge ot Miss Reba DoTsoa, alio 1Palama - nurse. : ' Several H&wa'iahsliving near the. camp Join&l with themln a luati - this , week, according taHeadworker James A, Rath) rh waIn town from the camp for -- a shorttime Thursday,

VITAL' STATISTICS ;

.';v v BORN. '7 ':FARIA---I- n Honolulu; July 20,' 1916, te

Mr. and M3 Jose Maceda Forlu of' Leahi avenue, Kaimukl, a son. ; y --

WtJKAlla, Honolulu, July .15, 1SK,: to UK and Mrs.; Tokumifitt Mukal: of' 1034 Desha, lane, Palaaa, a son---

TAVARESIn;'- -' 1J1, rfev Mf.1 and Mrs1. Mahuel Ta--.'"tares of Kukul street a sonPeter.CASTROf-I- n Honolulu, J,tlly,i2;,t?lC

to-- wrana Mrs. Manuti yj cajtro oft 2035 Wilder venue,i 4 i daughter1 Bertiice. :-- Hilda p,'-- . v

SOUZA-It- t Henolulu, July iz, 916f tostrand wrs. wiuiam Boufa of Cap t.Cook avenu and Faril street Au- -iwaloliittu son-Hert- san,

LEE In Hondlulu. July iiO j' UlL to

Hr.'and"Mrs. Lee Sut oMIotet nearMaunakea street, a son ilun Tuckv

OKAMOTC Honolulu, July J6, 1916,to Mr. and Mrsw Takuji .Okamoto of

,1302 South Beretania street a son'KoichL .' ' -v-j- v:-

JAMES In; Honolulu, July 4, lSl, t&;Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leicester, James

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or vfiv sin avenue, ivaimuKt, . 'adaughter Margaret Helen. ,r - .

LEE In Honolulu, June 25,1916,' toMr. and Airs.. Tai . sung uee of Z2ZIolani avenue, Auwaiolimu, p. daugh-ter '-

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TANAKA-I- n HolulJune 22inKto Mr; and Mrs, Jiro Tanaka of Dow- -

1 r sett lane, 'mama. : a aaugater ro--

MATSUSHIMA In Honblulu, July 1.Mr. .and Mra -- Toichi .Matsu- -

j hjlma" of Robello lane,: a . ioa-St- il'

. suki. v4; i I v-'.-

tUKlfaoA IA WHoholuUu Clly ll7iSii-tiTMr.rtn'- Mra,;j!2sujroTa- -

'ktnhJra ' 6f Beretania v r f t near- Mauna'Kea.r son Takiihl. r ;GTIAN'CINGi Ia.II6no..l-- i i,J; -- :ti916,vto; Tar.p bnd - Mrs,--, Tfcwrcio? Guanclnfe ;of Kukui end Frt iitreete,

tarUrDorothy rrtBARRlKGTDNMCAM'AWAE InHo--

nolulur'Jnly 20, 1916. Janes W. Barfringtbn and Mrs.-An-ha Milla Kama:

vae. Rev. samuel'K. Kamiopm, $s- -

sistantpastorr- - of the Kaunakapuichurch offlclatlhgf . witnesses Mrs.

1C- - Bishaw and :Mrs- - K. Kivazh

KAULANA-SILYAv;.- -; In .Honolulu,; Jmy.17, 1916, Samuel Kaulana; and

Mrs. Mary Sllvvttev. Henry K. Poe- -" ooe. pastor . of .. the --'KaaaakablH

church,' otrtciaiing: ; wltB'esseB-WU-

ST. OERMAIN-S- l NHOFF ' In Hor; nOlulu, July 15 lSlC,--GeotgC-

' StGermain and ' Miss rAnna steinhoff,'Pastor ? J3avid : C." Peters ot theChristian ' chnrch,r offlciatlng: iu

: hesses-Bust- er WV Morris rattd .JuH- -

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AILEHUA-SAtlkALI- U InIn, July. 15, 19)6, Charles . AUehua

I ahd jifai Keaho- - Kaukallu, Elderhelt LT aaef of !the Church of JesusChrist of Latter Dar Saint cfficiaVing; rwitnesses John Kahoomiha

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PARICHA-SUEL- O In Honolulu, July.13,.1916, Sepherino Paricha and Miss

; Sixt4 SueloReverend Father Victo-rious of the Catholic. Cathedral offi-ciating: witnesses Juan r,; Yurongand Juana Ambalon: :"v; r: -

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ll i. .woria nappemngs at san Krancisco ana vicinity oetween tna nours ot 3 am. & p.m une umeIf day when things' usually do happen)-mus- t come to the Star-Bulleti- n first. ' ' 4-

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'ypolyncsia feacsmpmeht 1 X O' Fhas . wcrkr fzr the Patriarch degree at

hregalar meUag.tonlght :'l rfetk" Lodge, knights ot 01beets for regular business 'at 7:30tonmsfo-h- a Jythlan :halt -ilDceanie Lodge confers the thirddegree at special meeting at 7:30 thisevening In the Masonic temple. '

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P Circnlt Judge i',Whitney has grantedto Katsue Uilal a divorce from MlzueHllal, the grounds being desertion.

.permission to adopt Kahe Moku hasbeen granted , by --Circuit Judge .Whitney to. Joseph

.Kapolulu and Kelllhoo.

ka&o Kapolulu.-hi- s wile.'

About-10- 4 Sunday 'school childrenof the Japanese - Methodist .church.South.. King. streeL.'enJoyed a' picntnat wauiki beach yeaterdayv ---.-

'On tha CTOlind' of dfcrtk ClH?iiltiudge Whitney has granted . to Archtnaia .iiictman a oivorce trom xreneHickman, ' . i : ' 1 ;1 i ' ,

::4Ahilnmeut 6f Katale , Rodrigues,charged withi first degree i burglary,win' be had. in. Circuit Judge Ashtord'acourt.at 9 o'clock; tomorrow mornings

'C fheUcVihplic "iathers Tsit Ihe FortStreet mission and : visiting . fatherswhd hate been attending the annualretreat ? Were t6 be the. guest at aluau : ftt; the ; mission.4, this . afternoon.The retreat was to come to a cloa at3 o'clock. lA-.:-r- i i ,:xi Charged with' assault: and battery

with, dangerous weapon. Ah Hung,Chineso, .pleaded rnot guilty in ; Cir-cuit Judge .shford'a court today.Bond has beenifixed at 1750 and thecase placed on the calendar to be setfor trjat ; : ; ; ; X A-- i

' --Because the prosecution's 'witnessesnave left te territory. and. because, thederendiat .has, jromised to , eava, theterritory the case r0f Charles.; Martin- -

sen,' charged 'with assault and "battery;was nolle prossed in Circuit JudgeAshfo's jiourt today at the instanceneyMw...0 Lufr ; 'ithei 1917 atttomobiKanduork :3tunUf.1Ugs,re'.', beingdm i l ' Deputy SheTtff,Aih;Trhey

i tbihjiears tags; th&.Inference being ?the

colon-- - t "tlie- -f utnre . hne will Deg

AiChjt;t.eJiaig. ;Last year, it. wasnlue-tan- d - titfs-y- ear I red. vThe col(rs

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2,m ope;theii sdclar seasonl forthe. present term ' byglvjng' k danceand 'card, party' aV the Outrigger CinoeClub on Saturday ievening." Odd

anditheir friends' are"cordially lnvited. There" will be dan c-l- ng

ffbm8:S0i .to? lltse and music bySahU, Clara orchestral? The cdrmnit'tee- - in charge is Hattie M;: Blackburn,Margaret: Slmotton, j-

- Alice l Samson,Marion vWright Id&.Fenton. i '

DAILY REi.lUlDEnS !. Roead -- thafiUlinjla" autOr I4.C0.

Lewis Etsablea. i Phone JUL Adr.' Exclusive icorset shop The Good-wla,- ".

nai. H 23t Pantheoa b.ldg.Adv' Wantadvertise, without delai andthe new- - lodger, may ) arrive the samedsy. the old one leaves. i- -f ;.. ,

tlf "havfe Vbmethlngj to "sell orrent .you have something, to adver-Use- -

In .the Star-Bnlieti- n, v v ; v - w

h For.xktilled, Water; Hftrt RootBeer "and all "other fPojular ; Drinlatry the Cos SbdaiWaNr Wdrxi Co;-- dr. r:-:.- . IV- - m

t Louise K. Swain, Rev. Father James, C. BeiseeV pastor of the- - Catholic

: church of. 6t Joseph, officiating. IMATTHIAS-SWAI- N In HIlo, Hawaii.

. July 2,1916. Gwynn. Ji Matthias andMiss Rose Swain, Rev,' Father James

. C - Belssel, pastor of i the Catholic. Church, of St Joseph, officiating-- .

. V DIEO.FARIA-InLHonol- olu July 20, 1916;

:the Infant son ofJr. and Mrs. Jose! Maceda : Faria' of Leahi avenue,

Kaimukl, a, native of this city. Body'cremated yesterday. 'iv v

KULIKE In Honolultt, July 20. 1916,James JKulike 'Jot y. KukuU nearRivet street married, ; . keeper of

;Aala park, a natlve-o- f ; Hawaii,40- years old. i -

CARTER In Hik), i- Hawaii, . lJuly 8,1916, James C. Carter of .Volcanoatreet married, constructor, a aa-- rtlve of NewZealandrMavyeara old,

KIKUA'-I- n? Honolulu, r July 21, 1916,Mrs. Kalwa Kiajia, married, age 26yearj 9 months and 36 days. . BodybnrieX 1 today : InU the Kawalahaocemetery.' - . Pi: :A. ' ?

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Hp'nrr-Chew-rChon- Chinese .... 31

Ahan Lam, Chinese : . . .... ...; 20

. . J -- .Y Lee Sunt'Phil, Korean .'. . : ; ;i . .... 36

Esther Lee Choon Kyung, Korean; . , ai.' ,sa ;

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Frank Harrington, who confessed tomurdering Billy Clarke a, near AJbanylast March, was committed to Matterwan. 'f

Health, department Inspectors destroyed ,496 botties of cognac and oth-er liquors seized from Raffaele Casne,of Brooklyn; .

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jj) - All day the dulltnroo ana ueaharp, ' dartingpains make youmiserable,

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your dally wdrkthat hurts the

, kidneys, for Jar--' ring, jolting.

8 lilting, reach--

'SCS . ing, and : manyother strains do weaken them. .

. Cure the kidneys. Use Doan'sBackache: Kidney Pills,.They havehelped : thousands and should do aswell for your- - - v , f . :.

"When Your ' Back is Lame Remember. the Name. DOAN'S BACK-ACHE KIDNEY PILLS." Sold by alldrucstes as 60c ; a box (six bekee

ormailed: en receipt if priceby the WolHster Drag Co or Benson,Smith & Co agents ' for the Ha--

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I - BUILDIMG PERMITS rP. Fukuda.' owner., Location, ma--

kal side of Klng: 'street,: feet eastof McChlly " tract ; Addition , to dwell-ing, K.' NekomotO, builder. EsUmatiedeost 1385. m:i mW. Charles' a' S. AUrjicaVtlon, Oahu." Dwelling. oKena and Wai-ama-

architect Charles B. S.' Ai,Builder r Estimated cost,. 8200. . -

S. .Yamada, owner. Location, Ewaside of Cedar street, 200 feet makalfrom King street Dwelling. ; N. Nlshl-har- a,

builder. Estimated cost, $320

i 'C: twAna;gW'''owtter.v-'Location- , Ewaside of Fott street 200 feet .makalfrom Pauoa. road. Dwelling.; U. Ymamoto. "builder, Estimated cost$23()o. r'''l1 ; ;

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'UB3 ,Agnes ja. - xnoiniyre; o wner.Location, Ewr side jot Neuano; street300t fjeetmakai irrom Wyllie streetDwelling, garaga:and servants quar,ters. pSankp Co bultder."TEstlmatedCOsti,t4iaa. -- '. .- -- ', :v- - - ;

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HE REWARD 6iv Tl IE: "GOOD FELLOWS'1 1

Chairman hermit of the Republican is quite justified:n the neat-ultimatu- m he lias given farty leaders.

Unlessii?s a$tie&Wh ft' 'jpttnjf'men. progres- -i ve men on khe territorial central committee in whom

the so-call-ctf "business community" has confidence,I.e willthrough

rw.igti. ljdt ses no prospect of real successi trie VffoiaS ol"acemmittee controlled by re--

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As a .ttjr of fact? the lack of confidence in thiscommittee isVnot confineJttp'the "business commun-

ity" It S held by Republicans ami independents alike..ho han.' aiv knowledge of-- ' local "politics and whohave bedf n-

- jtvHlics not for profit but for.hat they conceive to bevWe7r"duty as citizens. Such

tors as lbej.feiuYej3Aj;onfidcncc iojhe present, com-:te- e,

for they expect it to exemplify narrow partisan: rit and the patronage or spoils system of party ac--

The nun credited with engineering through the re--t

ionarj slate are busy denying any hand in a "frame-.- "

V lethef the result of the committee electionss of a as not a frame-u-p does not clymg the com-ttc- e

mtke-u- p. The result is the amp y .V riTrue, Joo; that much of the fault rch wlh the'3k

: c d "jirogressive clement of the convention. 'The;rtssives yieldwi'tO'the? talk of Mparty harmony' ;'

' led p the talk' of "vote-gettin- g planks yielded.'h it'was a bitter pill, to the proposition that Dele- -

Kuijio should be indorsed. They-were- . as.one-- f f

n now. rue fully puts it, "good fellows," and"m,re- -

i they got what the-goo- fellows in politics general--

:ta couple of swift Jocks when their usefulness

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t (Torts of unselfish leaders are needed now asr before. M so', the knocks they' endure, will not,c orators say, have been in vain.' ..; ''

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iuval. experts: in it i"Vnt !d ates q'i v,

roz are still disputing aXOircc !t .North bea.Datuetnere is a. lainy-gcuc- i

: i ' 1 "pf irpln10 the dreadnoughts amply

.I trfVr!ZThcbihip& sustamea. iigUt;

-- c: iscK 'are now held in less esteem. -- Cor

; ro rarsilopj feqiate contains to$a!6?4tfchtfy. iix.bir

rr J A- - few weeks. agQf)CtTSfihad virtAiv1 ..uuv. icicgiiv..v1 Ji- -'

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' ;CAN DID ATE I iyGIIES.

hhhte ilugfiesvisgettingintohxsmpaign.with.'2 )Ttcm""an'(rtfemendous-- : effectiveness' which

I ! his preparation for a big law case ; At hisvr few swats

thetime Iater;on.'-;Th- e pira- -

nationalr.r. V,;,v,; .

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!e detail Democratic: "covering"

and appearuth Hughes. Washington'

Verified reserve befitting a member the"newspaper; os'vfrite

h.r.-- i this and breezy.:, g j r. and very approachable candklate--an-d

uitc oiivyjusiy 10 ngni insJ

I wish ; repeat, says Chairman' Pacheconcratiq 'party, "that Judge

andT that- iiandeletes $t Louis convention sub-t- o

.the. ,ame" The-- ; Democratic "hasohly: proper .' attitude; with reference

;rt's outrageous attack president. Butarty" done anything-t- o disclaim 3tuarts

, or to assure national administration that iCis.iiated , by .the Bourbon organization?they allowing it stand without protest

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.';ar!es-Ilughe- tells Republican to get.ther.' - They miglit bury Jlie as

here other fellow's

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ETAB-BULLEtTI- N FRIDAY, 'JULY 21, 191G.

. .....v,....v..JULY(Prom an Editorial Advertising.) 4

x Charles Evans Hughes has been nominated for President the 'Republican's,1 and; as this written it isevident, that Woodrow Wilson ; boisterouslyrenomidated, first ballot, by the Democrats.

then what promises the most dramaticnational campaign American history will

Mighty issues confront the voters jiew andheard-o- f issues created I by conditionabroad; The world will concerned American politics next few months. The whole

world may affected result. Certain itat United States never faced a momentous

disaission great questions.Advertising as an capable shaping

public opinion noTo'nly buying done by peo- -

pie 01 people now meets 11s nnoiopportunity. ; '

Are party leaders going depepd upon, "pressbureaus" as a means delivering their political messages to thejieopTe? 'If they Vlbheinjmjelybeadvertising tli.emselves and tHere'it; good'Jadvertiser in world who doesMot'icnow'thar sucH

advertising does'nt pay.

iyiH.be nnted only irit is not needed. ;

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tion value boiler-plat- e service committee head-

quarters.- The party that realizes this most thoroughlyis party that will make .most headway. : The partythat does advertising stands best

making inroads independent voteThe party that best platform will neces-

sarily winner.; must'sell that plat form andwhose ; feet? iipon" 'Ah5 that can

done effectively, thefe''iqaynceVfusis4eflienfcy, good advertising; and other way.

e scored cbluriiis'"6f ?neivsnapeVtmeit.1 t?.jCVi'-- Hi"

uponine 01 cuy yreic.aiiqjiiu sin-

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way pests was being made. Likecampaign mosquito,: has, been found that

the place do the swatting: .''St source.';;rtie Hridgehampton, N. Y'and atthe Re-- the places where flies and mosquitoes'

campaign- - Iiea'dquarters.' mctropol:sA he breed worth uhtold numbers of swats a?the indivi- -

.Urge. part? of his docu- - dual injects outbreak irtfantile;vTf; he studies wM York has given, new strength the anti- -

i;. :ring..a scries of speeches 'on fly "cajiipaignV 'Wt..V present Mudy largely, grasp V'Vthe weaknesses of

Newspapermen the na-urte- rs

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I wjll be assembled at the .same time and place a 'sup--

jjuiiicidiycynyciiuonvo. women pviiiicians ,r nui in1920 Jhe n's .'6fJ.hirrT6nnance$ rtt. net tbe dis-missed, to the sixth page. They will be promoted tosomewhere near the fifst.-T- he New Renublx.-

f. Comparisoi.'of I?rsiUcnt VVUsbn's remkrk that, He

never feared a hoisy man and Candidate Hughes' ap-

proval of quiet men make. us believe thit tfie twowould be rather good friends if the did not have to .be

cnernies.Philadelphia Evening Ledger. : v;

' .tlie new program Sam fronv

going to build 157 varieties of ships in three years

r Germany should next start an aerial mail servicewith the United States.' ;.Give;the Zeppelins a turn

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One must bein"ateful to Judge (Stuart. for. givingHawaii entertain:rnent during a &hI months.' ':-'- '

Is Ir. Fairbanks stlU running foyiceresident?over ..paying, the '. 25-ce- nt tag fee re-- any rumor that I am to enter into part--

quired by territorial law than they dd i nershlp with my sister.about paying their car taxes.

And

A. W. NEELT, deputy assessor,tax office: It's the fellows who useautos for rental service and then skipout overnight that give us gray fcalrsto locate when It to collectingauto taxes. ; - ;

GDDRGE R. CLARK: It's prettyhard to get anything done in federalcourt these days with a strong odor offaint and turpentine floating around.However, the interior of the buildingla much improved, and thit helpssome.- - '..-'.;;:;.

HURON K.;::ASHF0RD:i Yes,when I finish: my . three-yea- T

- :lavrcourse at California" university X expect to come back tbUbnoIuiti-td't-ry

to be x lawyer. I know nothing of

PHILIAS GORIER, chief ' clerk,Moana hotel: Summer business herenow ts better than ever. The Euro-pean- war is certainly benefiting Ha-waii for it 'causes many people. frromthe SUtes to "See America. First,"whethar they want to or not ; Butfrom scores of favorablewe ha7e heard, this year from first-tim-e

.visitors wo find they have not.regrettsd their western trip. - And it isremarkable how many are here for" thefirst time.' - v ; "

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I jOHK P. G; STOKES: Who said 1

had resigned from the Puunui Im-provement Clni'in order to Join theKalmukl ClubX; l,-- not only .a member- - cf those;itwt organizations-- but ;ofithe two others, the Nuuxnu Im-

provement Clubr of which George

ARMY TRUCKirJG a MESSAGE LEADS;

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ARNOLD.SAYS

Fourteen mllegHor rounwy road r - indieationa. that- - ifte uate. or dabout to be cut jan in.ordr.that the larture of the U. S. protected cruiser,army

visor

may, save approximaieij - - -

in hauling ccsts according to Super- - p . HarboP . not far or ara con.Charles N, Arnold. "It will cost u,ntyA in . fmm.RHAr.'

Honolulu .between-$500- 0 and JIO.QOO

to repair the roAd after the army isthrough with it,? he says. "In othorwords the city is "contributing to armyhauling costs."

Arnold says that there ate 20.000cubic yards of sand to be transportedfrom Waimea to Castner; . that therailroad asked $70,000 to carry It nndthat the quartermaster's departmentfigured that it could be carried the J4miles by truck for $45,000. The roadis in good condition all the way. ex-

cept foVa stretch near Castner cut upby heavy ara.trujijkirig' declareTh4 road departraent'hai Jast fihishr

ed oiling and sanding it through Wal-aiq- fA Most, pf tlifet Yovrtef ; laijeg is

paved with--' watertfoundJ inaeadam,:The est Is asphalt tnacadam. Jt willhate teen'Cui 1 to ..eces, unless, .heViehtler Is 'htehly favorable 'knd' :tnebest type' of trucks 4 re jbsed.hea thearmy is through : trucking: that sand.Then people wni' begin "t6 talk" aboutWhat "wretched roads .we Rave aroundthe, ?id'fe-;- ; t ':'r:

ftlEN EVERY DAY

, ,Wite Ifive fuirsquads of 'eight meneach ; in Tattendance;''?tll.i biggestturbouL in'--' Idne tlnve 1 greeted, theTnuidav ieht drill. ofitthetntfchWe'!guh 1 'xionipaTty 1 1 st id fab 7; tNationalGuarfl'of, HawaIH;vi,nK hgt-- 1

yjiity, U'lie mure "men ncfa iweii- -

listed the' cmrtiif of

upCflllff'abiy;r-v.-- .

Among ' the pesefrtatfie I.I'd-- f

lacs wco Mave'' 5ofaea;iie a'towstWH?th!s week 'are tr.:A; Bifffl.reasuyert? t;; th e Wu ttfal--! Tel epfibrte7 Cnipii y

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; VISIT" Tomorrow' Brlg.-Gen- . , R. ,K. Evans,

commanding the Hawaiian - Department, and stall will. make an automobile .tour .around the island tofamiliarize themselves with the topo--?ra?hy cf Oahu and observe various

improvements ;: have tobeen in progress - in the Jast year.

Sunday Gen. Evans, Samuel I. Johnscn, commanding the Na-

tional Guard of and GovernorLucius E. Pinkbam, will make visitsto Waimanaio to study thttopograpay.of that portion of Oahu.

SHERMAN SAILS FROM

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leaves Manila. First notifkta,4 on sailing', when

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expressions

vessel

Sherman is ,v2ee-preslden- t; and ofImprovement And

I eveiyoae. kno'w that I amgoing to fhove back to Puunui as soon

to a point I itcal to home there Is too

,ftse, I haveto a T own in Kai

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TO BELIEF ST.

LOUIS DUE SOON

Lou L from ffrftmcrtnn Nvt Yard.

messagejust by Rear-Admir- al CliffordJ. Bcuah, commandant at Pear) Har-bor. '';- -: '': m'

The message says hat Lieuts. Wil-liam II. Stiles (j. g.) of the navy yard.Puget Sound. Washington, and William k. uresbam (j. or tne

ship, Puget Sound, will comedown On the SL Louis. ' It requeststhat Admiral Doush arrange returning

I transportation for them on an army.transport. '"',.-- . ,

It is believed the two lieutenantsare with the n vaotlonUrip.- - No reason for trip wasjassigned n $el niessagef and1 t fist

are on leave iffem h0 prniertP5nvyyard. The Louis, or-ders issued seytraj monihs ago 1 ythe, navyi epaxtit,njtj toi fhkvisteamed fromu3nefa"ioi tpi neajHatbor July 13, to bAtatiotflhlp here.v

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HAWAIIAN MUSIC TO " u:fill ji;; h;;armoby!

AT TOMORROW

Those soft, heart-movin- g strains ofgenuine 'Hawaiian music the bestone-ste- p Tag' music In the

incidentally will fill the Na-tional Guard armory tomorrow night,when a Hawaiian club of nine mu-sicians will furnish melody to speedthe steps around the bigfloor. : , ; .. f--, r,

The feature of Hawaiian music laa new and it be the first timethat genuine Hawaiian musicians'organization has played dancingin .tne armory, TJek dance wilt startat S continuing until miftlghVThe general; pbllcJuiAvited, anj,.aathe' ahepa. areflhder eceUent'superi,vision bei of order atjftll.JtJnj Ig

before ; comaiiOttaWIt col a 1 inuMCHM ic i'Bfrongth m K KftSgJffiS,; X "? ?;s,flfQhrJoffivThiaiM

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j jdennrdinrlo an bnmlon. written DV

aavoca;e ox,ine;iawanam uepanmeni,jrig.-ue- n. pamuei i. cwiu- -

:-- :. : : out standlne in the'feaeral oranlza--

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Hawaii,

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'ine new iawaoes noijinaKeanin the. case Of the "kdjutant-genera- lof the Territory :of Hawaii,

Capt. Gallogly says.; The office of theadjutant-genera- l does not fall withinthe scope of the National Guard, anorganization for defense of the na-tih- n

Aa the adiutant-ieenera- l wouldnot be called on to go to" the front.

military which, j, his pay Is the territojial gov

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Gen. Johnson, cn learning of theOpinion, suid that he now holds twoterritorial positions, cne-- as brigadier-gene- i

al of the.' Hawaiian militia, theother as chief of the governors staff.

.. kim m " ' ' )''fil e iir1 r rt n A M P C rrfi jfs a.

M TONIGHT: GOOD

of. the frest dances of

Cable advicea received today by thei ,,. 1,.1 , toat.aTzaxtermiijwr's office from Nagasaki .- - p., CKff.. l, i7ifoi Rnu1stae jthat the U. S. transport : ;war ' Vetdrans ArrahgeraenWSherman sailed July 20 from the;;haV6i been maae-fo- r buses to" meetJapanese port for Honolulu, after tak-- ; gue3f3 ts they 'eaVe the 'street caraiur cjfu the usual

'amount

'of bunker ftt ' Kamehameha IV 1 road, between-ccal- .

: (7:45 and 8:30;""and"'ToretUt'n"theraT6e Sherman ;s expected to arrive after the dance. "Music will be 3t

4 or and to sail for.'nlshed by .the Royal Hawaiian-- orSan Francisco the; following day. No chestro.word has-- been received from

transport; . still

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NAVAL MILITIA WILL. . VISIT PEARL HARBOR

" Py permission of the commandant,Rear-Admir- al Clifford J. Boush. theNaval Militia of Hawaii, in uniforhi,will embark on the V. S. naval tugNavajo at the navy: wharf in this citySunday morning, July 23, at 7:30o'clock, and will proceed to Pearl Hai

as the price of material goes down where they. wiU be shown the sta- -

inbuild.

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Area. .. . .;.'-- . .'. ... . . . . . . . . . Nearly an Acre

Frontage on Beach ............. . . . . . . .......144 FeetLocation. : . . . ... . ..Choicest Bathing Section

Possibilities. . . r. '. . . ... Beautiful private home or hotel

Lease. ... : . . ; . . . .,. . . . . ; 1 . . .Vor a long term of rears

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U.UlGJLJr.;i.Yoa Bilieve That All Intelligent

People, A I g o Read

v You Judge QualityUJi hy what Vou r read of

others and what otherssay of them.elves,

Your Quality and '

; qualifications will beV judged by what you say

' of yourself and how you.; say it. ; ;;

Von Don't iro aroundto the back door and ask for pie. Then why sliohld ;,

you go chasing around "asking for Free, Publicity.

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ARMY ORDERS

H ; i- -f;' lulv 19. 1916

Wlnl" (inters 'No'llt. t : 1. '

't- -, r -- - - - n i . r . .VI.2. ahe following-iraneie- r uc euii-e- d

men ire-'ordered- : - :""

Private xEdward Snow, Troop M

4th, Cavalry; to Company K, 2ndShatter. . -

4rlva'te rMUUre a. Trash. CompanyK, 2nd; infafitry. to Troop M, 4th Cav-

alry, Schofield Barracks... ...

. First Class Private Llewellyn1 Sulli-van, Telegraph and Telephone Pla-toon, Company M, Signal Corps, to the3rd Company, Coast Artillery . Corps.Fort Kamebameha. r

3. - Private WlUiami Lambert, Com-pany B, 2nd Infantry, is transferredto the Medical Department, and willreport to the commanding officer, nt

Hospital, for duty.1 --;

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LONDON; Eng. NVhat would Queea.fr Jyfcttrla; hae thought'; Otthe beavt ! "n:chorus composed of society w6nJe1, 1

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JM4 X'rls, ,that la beconin va urual ,' ;

feature 'af;charttf j matinees her-?- 'iJukes and earls now consentjrnte as

matterjjof eourse to their youngdaughters appearing at any Wet Kndtheaters. - Rehearsals with young pro- - -

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fessional a'ctcrs1 are part "of the, fash- - rjcnable girls proam; makeup' ia a . .-

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familiar to her as stage jargon ,tself; .

and she is on terms witn many dress-ers whom she'-

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. regards aa - dears.",She is bosom fr.ends with actors andactresses and entertains, th;m. forweek-end- s in .the country "and con-stantly in London. ,: J , ' v

' Thomas A. Reid, a Sing Sing prisoner, has been made editor of the. Mutual

CubaThaa'-- a quflless porcupine. ; ' Welfare" League's prison paper.

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; '; ";;. ; isewer, - water, v etc., . ayalbDld. ;

Nice level lot: ; Easy walking

distance.; r ' . .a '.

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YdUr TbleiSilveiam never he"any " too nice.': ' The'patterna we' carry in Silver atwell as Heavy Plate will appeal to your good taste. r; '

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VIEiKA 'JEWELRY COf- - 113 Hotel zi 1 '

oaiiiiyIHIsilcsIsinici

Have you ever seen our magnificent twenty-fiv- e acre '

t. tract ia Manoariglit in the heart of the valley f ; It3 all Iready for your inspection nowimprovements are all in

; and many, fine houses have already beeii built or are nowbuilding. ,' :"

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'the' week with one of our salesmen, why not go out Sat--'

urday afternoon or Sunday f . You will find it at the endof the car line on your right ; ; f

. Lots, average about 13 cents per sq.' ft and. ranger -

in price from $1100 to $2500. : - j ; . ':

; REMEMBER 'that WE are pledged to pay the 2

cents per sq. ft. assessment .that ;s to-- be levied against: Manoa property. ;; ;vr; .; ;.;,

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HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N. FRIDAY, JULY 21; 191G. TOT,

APiireRichi Dainty Confection that 10 3 YouAT BOTH .' AT BOTH

V? 57 !

hops mm mmW.--- . -j

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TOMORROW'S1 BIG C&NDY SPECIALj

is uie iwency-sixi- n oi our; vveeK rsnu specials, vvaccn ior mem eacn weeKWrwpeI WrappedWe tishe this DELICIOUS Ccndy in oar kitchen the day it coxnes to yoq Not more than 2 pounds to each person

Re$u!ar 40c per pound

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Hotel St.near AlakeaPhone 3229

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Saturday next, 22nd. July

VlUUUUil

pjxo7iaionoai aTfoawelUi..;ui.auiil

ljTays

ri doBthmTt'at-- I'K'ger

ccCLial), Iluttcn. Veal Fork :;

l;;:t prccv-:- t cr. rirI:crdHind;Rancl:2si;:

A r!c-di- d new. shipment cf. Cillr Embroidered Z

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.;IIxccpticnal Vduc3 end Gtyles"- - V: ''r3'

11C7 Tcrt Street :'.''.. 7; 'Ccmer Pauahl-- ;

the Euhmarine wonders, of the bay, from the new:

f;le:3-bqttom- ed boat, Aquaium.,, Boat landing on the

hotel fjroniids. Row boats fishing ;&ckle to;nt

7 V'TTft TTTk ;A' TTTi

(At'the head cf Keeaumoku Street J"

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'Drive up Sunday and enjoy wonderful andcool Makiki atmosphere. 'A sitef real home.

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Also See Our Daily Candy Special

BILLS OF COURT

RIAY YET BE PAID

BY SUPERVISORS

"A-- ipeclal approjDrltIcv; niftyby the eqpenrjsors Tuesday

night ' tot jay ,'tlii: Incurred .'bythe dtruit- - eotrts duVinir tba Jlrsi, tollof 'the ;year,' according, SuperrlaarDaniel Logan, chairman of thecommittee. W. T. Carden, deputy cityattorney, Thursday delivered op-

inion James Bicknell, city auditor,setting forth that the bills notbe paid out of the appropriation madefor expenses during the secondhalf of the year, but he said thismorning that there nothing pre-vent the supervisors from appropriateing from the general fund moneymeet the bills.- - V.;;r-'- - V'

"The board not compelled apJpropriate,- - but may.v 'he- aaid. He

Called --attention 1 --the factp'ientl'fr mohe'y eicess ..or thft! aV

'pr0pria'tiW-lhe:ibeH,'hadtl6la'tetf"feeJ-

UlU J iWUUI IVU VU. nudges ik.wawjjissJ2-?- j

. . ... .. f ftii'Mf"-- . ijio .exF'eBBniiuiUii.iah.iaUuiUUliUl.utwailUwv.. Circuit. Judge Ashfofd, referring

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. since ijiepBrwriaepiVa f;eihaust'

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Submarine;

HENDERSONfVAiMTrihMtrn

em))e?ilng,lwdOi'th,

was i tw"BOn's .according JU --Prosecuting. "!.'ad ' not Veen ' ChUllngiwlFtaJ rTbe

. .these,' wiU; hearingbeen approved, Id the before the

had run out;S-- am of having

approved - bills against : thatafter I was informed it hadJudge ,Ahf6rd adda.,::.,.

t - The anly money. Clerk; Henry Smithhas spent was $5 which; upon the ad,--:vice Judge . Ashford, went tor pur-chase Stamps for the first and third

, dlvlskms.;1' We keep things, run-- v

Ashford said av note - - to'1 Smith when the stamps were re--,

Quested : - ...

fAnd I was a : veryunwilling par-- 'chaser;' Smith' declares.,

No 'bills were -r-un-fey VWhitner's eourt - after Approprlatioa

was exhausted,, according to; one of-th- e

clerkai &: . inattiar ;of ; IicJ he"

says, the judge the clerks oougncsuppfles out pf own pockeU-j-th- a

got ice water, O.' M.v Hite purchased pencils and '.A., k.. Aona pougm '

paper.' . The ; laaa and. Juvenile,appropriationg1 couia nave oeen arawnon, but only for sippiies needed Inthose .courts, and ; the juvenilemoney roon became exhausted. - y

; -- MRS. GEORGE, DUNCAN of. Olaaplantation undergone a slight; op-

eration at the Sanitarium..;.;;

DAVID L. WITHINGTO.N, JR sonof the attorney, has theentrance examinations, for admissionto Harvard., He a graduate, ofPunahou."" .

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Ore, who has been visiting InHonolulu.' intends to' travel In Canada.She has applied tofederaI court for

'a -- .-- :;r,-' .. ;

F. W. MILVERTON of ? the law firmof .Thompson, Mllvertonexpects to leave Honolulu dri' October

for a triar to Tahiti, New Zealandand Australia. . ' .

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DRf GEORG E . HERBERT , expectsto - leave fcr Canada in the steamerMakura." - today, '. accompanied ; byMrs. Herbert. Miss Rose Herbert, andCharles Herbert, t . . . r

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MRS. R M. DUNCAN "departfor Hilo on the. Mauha Kea Saturdayafternoon for a" three tour ofthe Big. island. ? She: will visit thevolcano. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph AndradewfU accoranv her. .

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Teutons to, $500 on Safe. Return Trip- of Merchant! ;;

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i With rolls of bills in their pocketslarge enough to wchoke aUgnHono-Inl- n

fJprmarm ara offcrine to bet inmsof money up!t6 0d-nt?- e 01merchantman : Submarine Duuca--1

land will make her return .Journey Jfrom Baltimore to either a home orneutral port," in safety? and withput' in-

terference." l V- - ., J jAccording to one Gcriuxi tnis

mcrning, who has $500 to bet. he hasnot been able to find anyone 'willingto "take him up." lle'atlil bashopesthat someone with sporting blood inhis veins will take a chance . andwager an equal urrunt on the sum-marin- e's

;return ypyage,, Jtj, y,vt L'

This Teuton saythem ate manyother Jjonblulu r vGtrmans ?wbo areeager' to !bet not . only a tlfs )Ueut4h-land'- s

return voyage, butJth3 uicomeof a;the- fwar 'in the Central Povrer?'

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The jtase; o.fA; HTjcflsed of j onH amtij ; iCompaapx f yvhil envvpIo;ecf Ty that cw.cetQ. as, a:DooKeeiher,, nas oeen posxponea .again g inecase' Wa called ;thjs moringr Mi i .,'

Attorney; E. , vl ,erf 1 4s assistingthe prosecution, In Uya interest o( ,thi

'ea.,.rui waen ne imormeq .m surety wuiyujiiiji" hm,exhaustionXi?' 'eaysihere, were" soinei' f IbJond,

bills standing whih j Attorney 5 latterpaid.- - vome of vhowevfiif.' .bad.ays thiere prabaWy fee. ay

but Ignorance k J grand jury how-ef- t ttogi'fact .that the money, 1 j' i.; H

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James .W.- - Barrington and 'Mrs.Anna Mallei Kamawae wire marriedThursday by Rev. Samuel K. Kamaio-pil- i.

Mrs. E. K Bishaw and Mrs.K. Kamaiopill were witnesses.;

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femons STOCKS ADVANCE

OfferingSumsUp!

; TVery strong was the only expression uued by brokers' this morning Indescribing the stock; market : Theyapplied ,1$ to listed aad unlisted secu--

rttisalike. Of the listed securitiesOahu,' Ewa and Pioneer1 were all Indemand and at advanced prices. . I

t . Among the unsted securities Mineral Products was being "sought , and90 cents was offered for blocks of1000 shares but offerings at that pricewere not at the time forthcoming. ''Sales between boards amounted to

2311 shares and at the session 1140were dealt in. Olaa sold up from 19to J19.50, McBryde rose an eighth to13, Oahu was up to 43.75, Ewa from$35 to $36.25, Pioneer; to $54.25, San ,

(Carlos $$15.75, Waialua $23.50, Brew-- 'ery 720.50 and Hawaiian commercial,'

r,,Of unlisted securities 2GaO shara-ox,-rMineral) j Products sold at 93v ceuits, .

CaUforaia-Hawaiia- nfDevelopment at 8

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;.Phone 4127Regular 40c. pt pound - 7

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V x "who that bernew home ia not thoronghlyf u

Window Drap

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or who finds not exactly to her taste, Trill

the grapery Section an unusually good . 5collection, including Suhfasts, which rather; ;p

- hard to get at this 'tim, but which arestill' v priced ante-bellu- m prices. "

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d fgunwhith wq go ng.You've to be able to depend

on dpm:iX: With clothes--wh- en you into an office or aballroom, you want to wear d business siiit or a dress suitMai is sure to fit you perfectly and to reflect good taste inmatiiand caretin'lzw ;.'.r.X

You get dependably want in Mctnernyy, Clothes. Suppose you visit and see our individual suitings:

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Honolulu Slock-Dcclumfi- e-

. A HA OT DUE

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SAILS AT 9

Th Oanadiaii-Australaslu- n steamerMakur.i will nit arrive here until 4

o'clock this afternoon, f She4 wasscheduled, to arrive here at 8 a. awbut probably due to head winds, aashe left both Sydney and Suva . Ontime, she J, eight hours late. Shewill leave for Victoria and Vancouverat o'clock thin evcxlng from IMerC, ta 'ring mail for. all American andEuropean points except Jermany.Mall will close at 7:30 for regular andt:Vi for registered. v.:;-;,-

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i Th Maknra has 1 9 passenger forHonolulu, and fnlght and mail, litthe did not state the amount.From here she w 111 take 43 passengerand I'M tons, the greater part fwhich . Ik Gf'00 capes of canned pines.She wtii also take the 500 hags ofcorn walch arrived from Japan In theDain Mam md was refused entry

rhere. Through passtrngers ate 9.--. ,

MATSQfJ COMPANY WILL.

NO LONGER RECOGNIZE ?! LONGSHOREMEN'S UNION

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. i.' FroTn now on the Matson NavigationCompany will have absolutely nothing

'to do with the longshoremen's union,nccording to advices received, from

'San Francisco.' They will hire and'discharged men as they, see fit andpay them their own f cale of "Wages.If the union men want to work forthe Matson people' they can and Ifthey do not they can quit In regard

i: to tha present strikers, where : there. is a vacancy they will he given .posl-- ,

tions, out they will be paid only whatthe Mntsoa company deems fair. The

' only tequlremerts teat will, be de-manded are that the men, whether

pinion or non-unio- n, do the - workproperly.., r. ' :. ;

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CANADIAN AND U. S.AUTHORITIES AGREE-- . J

ON SEAMEN'S ACT

" li ONTRCAL; ' J uly-- : 1 The enforcejnent of the new seamen's act in the

!. t'citf ' ft-t- ct fcss tf en followed by ajtcy 4 rir r : ".t between Caraia andU'..2 " :r:t!c? c-rCJrr'the

.tr-.i- t i ci L..;;:!:n'?Mr:!ri ia U.S. j orts. On account of the U. S. reg-Hlatio- as

ronceruir.g the numbef t)futle seamen carried on fort ten' ves-pel- s,

the department of marine hasv .... ' .a : :.. :er nti v ;lh tl; 4 V.'ashfciS-- ;

u . i. i .. .!r ..Kf rec ; .itioa tt' Rl'.a bf.a::..u cciUficites granted In

Canada. ;Tbf5G cert!C!cates .are: pro--"Tid- ed

'by the Canadian collectors of. cKrrs X6 eatnen f who have? Quali--- J

vier - the "proviiioos-vol- J thes. iprri:-!at!o- ;

ii.:l;igratio!j station r;: EMPLOYES ON TRIPS

F"vc ral" emplcyes of the U. S. Im- -

:..:c:t!a Elation m'ttis' c!ty are nowen t'.r ar.nual vacation ctrit days,txclu..ie cf holidays and Sunlays.

Ai.A.r.z those now enjoying vacation.. . rro r.lw Li. .Tanner, Inspector;C. .. ...a, 'J?; -- .ise lnter:retfer, endI.f :.n IK. v. '.tailing, laborer. y'

Nxt ir.cnth ether employes will go

iltir U.ce hwvv a ay return. ;

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HARGOlC fJOTESLi

The T. K. K. has Increased Its capi-tal stock from,l,00Q)C0 yen to 52,-500,0-

yen. : . ;

The next mail rjr-Sa- Franctscdgoes In the Oceanic steamer SierraTuesday, Jaly 23. , , . s

The Federal Telegraph Company re-ports the Oceanfc stsamer Sierra 15C2miles from Honolulu at S p; mn July20., ' :'" .- r.

Strained relations with Mexico havecaused no Interference In the sailingcf stenmers between Gulf and Mexi-can ports. .

1 VThe hulk of the German Iron

steamer Marlechen, wrecked 10 yearsago off the north coast of VancouverIsland, is being broken up by: wreck-ers for her iron. : ' , :

The Hawaiian Dredging Companydredge Reclamation went on the inter-

-Island drydock this morning forrepairs, which wilt be made theformer firm' workmen., .Saturday ,..the ., American-Hawaiia- n

steamer Mexican- - arrives with 22bags of mall and following her thenext mall will come In the Matsonsteamer Lurlino Wednesday, July .26.

The lumber mill companies of PortTownseni ,wJll, according to a reportfrom there, finish loading all vesselsIn their respective plants using non-union men and then will close untHthe strike Is settled. ? v r ? y

..The following tramp steamers' aredue hete In the next two weeks torbunkers! 8t PalrlcS. fron the canaldoe July 29, Royal Prince from Jrugasakj;due "August .1, and the Swedishstearosr Xlpron5 frontH Japan due Au-gust 6 - ';. ; , ,

According to advices received atCastle Cooke's office, the T. K.,Ksteamer Nippon Maru'will arrive herefrom Yokohama August 25 instead ofAugust 23 and the Tenyo Maru'aschedule has been changed so j thatshe Is due here August 9 Instead ofAcgust-7- . . ; . v':. . :; ";. The Hon. William Morris Hughes,premier Of 'Australia, hag purchased15 large steamers In London for mov-

ing the Australian harvest. The.vessels will be operated as the Common-wealth Government Line. - All :. thesteamers average 4400 gross ton andare . aald to have cost an average of5650,000 for each boat -rThe ; construtfflonr of ; an additionalwharf for the corporation' that, ownsand operates the tonly ; modern wharffutilities-- . In ; Hongkong, is well underway. The government j is dredgingthe approaches,' and .the new wharf

vben'rc-mpleted-.'will'b- 650 feet. la1 1 ngth an d; will jafiordL iccommodatlonsat low tide.: for two;; large. ; vesselsdrawing up' to SO feet.;1 .

The cause of the breakers' off Capenatttrr whlch haver been-bserYe- d

and rej)orted by coastwise tiSYigatorafor the past .20 years has been' defin-itely determined fby Capt. R. S.Pat-ten- ,

of the coast and geodetic surveyservice, who reports that he found anuncharted, rock' a He ind a haltsouth end southwest cf Tatoosh, Island iiad-.Cap- a. Flatterj-- ; but that theundersea obstruction at extreme lowtide is 45 feet under, water which: preeludes anylchance for in accident' The. hoisting engineers of. steamlighters at New York have etruclt for524' a week. 'The strike Is not; gen-eral and la directed by local branchcr the ' intefeatlohir Irhion of Steamand Operating Engineers. The : de-

mands also include shorter hours.' pay-and-a-h-

for overtime and ,: doablepay, on.. .Sundays and holidays andrecognition of the union.' The presentwaged are from; 518 to 522 a week.The i. point. tupon . which; the ;: strikerslAy greatest : stress is recognition ofthe union, and this is likely to be thechief bone-- of contention, v . f v v.,

lidding thht water cc:ti petition 'be--

U . V . ..(V C--' " V.4

the kettle black." '

forms: T1ig oricritial Pdstum ?

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ill place 'the 'average person far;;:

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' f ; and Instant a'soluble form thatto of

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VQODEN VESSELS

An Interesting sequel of the unusualactivity in the steel shipbuilding In-

dustry in this, country is shown in amost remarkable revival of woodenshipbuilding, i "

For a long. period of years subse-quent to the development of steel ship-building in the United ; States andelsewhere, the business of buildingwooden vessels gradually declined asthe steel vessels at the prevailingprices wer& more desirable invest-ment. Accordingly the large woodenshipbuilding. plants along the Atlanticseaboard have gradually, fallen into acondition where In many cases theywere pot used at all, and in othersonly at -- infrequent intervals would avessel he constructed. - --

- Some six months ago ahipownersand ! those interested In having com-

modities transporte'd by waten findingit impossible to have steel ships builtfor them'j with sufficient despatch tomake them available and. further rea-ilzlnii-- th

Enormously ofsteel constructioni commenced to pon-

der dver .the advisability ,of;.buIIdingwooden' ihips. . ,.'"'..; V ;

' As .the necessary equipment forbuildin? wooden vessels Is exceeding-ly simple as compared jwith the es-

tablishment rrequ-e- d . for steel con-

struction; it was evident that theqf J& wooden shipyard should

be governed primarily hy the lumber'situation, and that xther thihgs heihsequal; wooden should be . builtwhere, lumber combe mostprocured. ; ; .

- 'H''''C-Accordingly-

while the already. es-

tablished yard throughout the Mainecoast have been given a number ofcontracts and are still receiving more,a nnmber of entirely' new concernshave gone into the shipbuilding busi-ness and in. the southern states thiscondition is particularly -- marked.' ;

: An interesting feature. Of woodenshipbuilding as l.Ow carried on is thatthe vessels are t ow cfrefnilydesignedby competent naval architects and amnot merely buUt by rote of thtimb andcopied after some pretlous vessel, aswas formerly,: the case.'- - Thearchitect has, of courser at his dis-

posal models i of . successful vesselsthat hfl' heen built and by combiningthis Mnformatton wlth his own kntwledge a material improvement in tneAmaiimifttr frrtrf nnmiii? raDacltv. of any

vtsK js certtiv,t,o geoured.

tweeri, the-Atlaht- .anda.cinc coistshas been icOmpletely-destroy- ed underun. mmiiftfthft. the 'Interstate. Goto- -

mere .Commission ; JuhCf 27; v orderedtranscontinental railroads , to revisetheirratesifrom the East to vthe; Pa-rin- p

rnat hv Seotember ; l : SO: thatthey shall not . be lower .thin rates .tointermediate pomts.;.. Tne oraer appueatrt a Ion cr H of i commodities in, weSUhound traffic;' iron and steelwtlcles from jnttsburg and many food

from the just generally- - ,ualso includes eastboimdf, Urates - fromCalifornia . points wy , of rail and

routes through gulf to.the Atlantic seaboard.

PASSEXGEBS BOOKED

Jirtv 21: .k.AlexanderlMiss:irene K; Mrs. ? Fv 'P. 'Rosecrans,' Mrs:

J, W. Fleming, C C James, A. uer-ego-,,- 8.

Asakf, Miss Fleralng.tMrs. H.11. Carter. 'Young ? rI -

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Cereal, which ' mustthe t beverage, instantly ;equally delicious, and v

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cnqugh.awa from pffec

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hv. Tltoeern evervvrherc :::

Tn a recent article, W; A. Evanss "editor of the "How to Keep WeHV olnmn" 'of the Chicago Tribune, &ays: . ? ' - '

"In order that no misTinderstanding may. arise 1 should sayv

that physiologists Vrc'jardL. Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, arid Whiskey .

as dni in. the same sense as Opium and Cocalne'afe. From; coffee at one end'of ihe line to cocaine atthe other, no pot has

. the

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;K' The average eup of coffee contains about 2 1-- 2 grains of caffeine, a habit-formin- g

drugnot enough inine cup to seriously harm. But, when used regularly,it is with many the cause sleeplessness, nervpusness, heart: trouble, .mental and. physical fatigue, and- a host oi other complaints. j iLi :;': -

' on other hand, is a pure food-drin- k made of roasted wheat ano; a little molasses.' It tastes much like coffee, but contains no caffeine nor other injurious drug, v

boiled Postum, produceslevel teaspoohful a cup hot water. Both forms are

ue

Even atroubles, to

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MERCANTILE Bid. AskedAlexander A Baldwin....C, Brewer Jk Co. ........ .... . .: SCQAR-- r. -

Cwa Plantatkn Co, ... . . 3H 36iHaiku Surar Co......... .... ..Hawaiian Agri Co. . . . .'.. 210Hawaiian C. :S. Co. 514 52VHawaiian Sugar Co. ..... 474Honokaa Sugar - Co. . . . . . 15Honomu Sugar Co.......Hutchinson Sv Plant. Co.Kahuku Plantation Co... 22Kekaha Sugar Co. 225Koloa Sugar, Go. . ........ 225KcBryde ; Sugar Co.. Ltd. 12 13

Oahu Sugar Co... 42 43Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd. . . . 1ST. 20Onomear Sugar Co,Paauhau Sugar Plant, do.Pacific Sugar MU1.. 23Paia Plantation Co. 240Pepeekeo Sugar Co.....Pioneer Mill Co 54 54

San Carlos MU1. Co., Ltd. 15 16Walalua Agr. Co 3fi 3CVt

Walluku Sugar Co ...... .

MISCELLANEOUSRafki) F tc P. Co, Pfd..Haiku F. tc P. CO., Com.Hawaiian fcleetric Co....Hawaiian Pineapple Co... 45 46Hon. B. Sl M. Co Ud ... 20 20ViHon. Gas CoXtd.. 30Hon. n. T. tc I. Co. 15?Inter-Islan- d S. N. Co 190 200Mutual. Telephone Co. . . . 24Oahu B & L. Co. ....... 159,Pahang Rubber Co. . ..... 15 21Selma Bindings Planta-- -

ticn, Ltd.,' Pd.i . .......Selma - Bindings Planta-tion, Ltd. 49 Pd.)....

Tan Jong Olok Rubber Co. 30

Ham akua : Ditch Co. 4s . i.ilawallan Irr. Co. 6S. . .. 80Haw Tcr.:4'Rfr. 1806.Haw Tsr.1 Pub. Jtapt.Haw. Ter. Pub. lmpi. 4

(aeries lSlMIlt)HaW, ftT.AWei.HAW, Ttf. 4H. ... ... . .Haw. Ter. 1;........Honokaa Sugar Co. 6 . . 96 9T

Hon. . Gas Cox;- - Ltd., 5S ... . . . .HonvR.T. & L. Co., 6.. l01Kidal Ry. Co. 6i....... 100McBryde Sugar Co. 8s. . .Mutttal Telephone 5s . . . . .v . . 106Oahu Ry. fe L. Co. 5... .... 106Oahu 8. Co. - (redeem-- s

ablent 103 it maturity) I0t 109Oiaar flugar C0v 6 .' .; . 102 103Pacific G. & Fertv Co.s"lt)l V;Pacific Sugar Mill Cb. Cs 100San Carlos MllL Co. ;i-40-

0 101

- Between Boards : Sales : 200 Olaa.1 9 YiV ; 20, .40, 60, 50,' 80 Olaa,. 19;15, 50, 100, 85 Olaa, .19; 100, 100 30McBryde, 12r 24, 10 Oahn Sugar C044 f 100, 4 100; 14, J 10, ; 10, - CO OahuSugar C6V'4tt 80, 20, 9t), 50, 50, 50.5, 83JEwv 25; .35. Bhra, 35; -- 200Ewa,-35- 0 Pioneer, 63: 90 Pio-pee- n

54 ; lv 25 Vaialua. 36: : 00, 25Saa Carlosit5? Hon; Bi M.. Co--20-?,

m HaWaUan Pineapple, 5.iv: Session Sales:. 5, 5,':10, 50 Bwa,;3;

54:10! Pioneerifi4 ; ; 15OahuV Sugarft Co.- - 42; 50; ; 10 OahUSugar Cb.r2rilO, 10, 40 Hwa. 26;40 Walalua, 86; 25 Ewa, 36f 10, 21100: II C & .S; Co.,' 52; 100, 50, 590McBryde 13 J 15 Ewa, 36 :. 't. dij

'V . Honoiuhj, T." tiZJJuly"2l, isi&'--

M a hieetlng! of Ihe directors of. theHawaiian Commercial & Sugar Compady,. hld in San Francisco today; anettra-- ditidend. of II per ahare'was de-- ;clared, payable August 5, in . additionto the regular dlridend payable onthat date.- - '

' Latest .ugar quotation i 96 deg.tV 4t.i5 tsnts, or f123 per ihtu ; ";

Suear ;6.15ctsHenry Waterhbiise 10st Co;

Members ' Honolulu Stock, : and T BondExchange ;'; r:; Q

Fort and Merchant Striata $ .,

;' , , , Telephone 12C8 ) : '

P0ST0FFICE TIME r

TABLE FORffjOHTH3 .

: t ' ,, ; r-- t. Following 5 Is ths poiloffiet! tlme

tabla far Julv and the first hi If ofAugust.-I- t Is subject to chaHfltnf sud- -

acn arrangements are maa ror untxpeeted mall Mrvlea. ,.UNITED STATES MAIL-STEAME-

Xtsamart.to arriva from. ''.Julv ''.- '

..-ir ii. ....... Salt Frinciseo

2&6lerra 1 ........ : Svdnsy25 Luriin ...... San Francisco23 Persia Maru . . ... .. HongkongIt Sonoma . . ; . . . ... sanv Francisco

1 U, S. A: T. Buford..V-.- . .Manna......'.San Francisco

4i-U.S.- A.T Sherman ....... XanliafS Tenyo Mam-- . . . . . ; . IVJ Hongkong

8 China J:. . ; '. . 4 .. San. Francisco8 M ahoa San Francisco9 Makura .... ...... .iw iVancouvsr

14 U.S.A.T,Thomas.. Sini Francisco15 Ventura i;.. . .... . . . i..'.: . . 4 Sydnsy15 Matsonia . . San Francisco

Stesmsra to depart for hJuly ' - . . :: :

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25 Sierra .......... .. . San Francfsco26 Matsonia ........ San t Francisco29 Persia Maru ...... 8an Francisco31 Sonoma i. . . . . . . . . SydneyAugust - v r.ir ' :

1 U. S. A. T. Buford . . San Fra nciscoJ Lurline . . ; .... . . .Sin Franciscd4 U.S.A.T Sherman . .San Francisco8 Tenyo Maru ......San Francisco8 China .it.;... . .. Hongkong9 Wilhelmina ...... San. Francisco9 Makura ' .... , . . .' Sydney

14 U.SA.T.Th3Tnaa . . . . i Manila15 Ventura ......... San Francisco15 Manoa-- . . . I ; . :L . San Francisco

t&mcd br ftprar t ' un,Ia( d Wind

uiarilojr. lutEy,V,iaf'rt.'AtTl'Dwi --

r ir SOe vr ktt -- Tot Book vt theKi tree, ak Starts Xf ftOMdf Go CUoago.

THE von HAMM-YOUN- G COLT04 Honolulu,

" Agents .

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BAILKPiirnittire Co.

Lore Bldg, 1144-114-1 Fort SL

Collegian Clothesfor

Particular PeopleAt THE CLARION

Souvenir Novelties Employing theHAWAIIAN COaTF-ARM- S

' ":A Fine asortmentK, CULM AN, LTO ForstSL

A. : S. Connmghani, Mgr. '

XFor Private Detectives V7hoq 4Jbbtaiii Results, Call ; ; i

Bowers Merchant Patrol v

Phone 1515 1079 Alakea

HONOLULU PHOTO

SUPPLYC0.!;KODAK HEADQUARTERS

i 10M Fort 8trtt

.1...;;4.;.TaUors,: :Sing Ct.f between tort

and Betiiel V:;

1029 Fort St. '

i "4 ! Fcotcrahed Yet? v '; ; MQAL BdOT.skpP '

' Fort and Hotel Streets

;vTh?;Waterhouse.Co.rLtd.:;Z tlnderwood ypeTTrittra

tiblTOWLU LTOSld C0.;4

:.' Everything . tlusicdlFort, next to the Clarion

Phona" 1467. V

; For that Pure,Delicious Ice Ortaa

Te e 2zo

; SiLVA'S tOCSGERY'

THfe STORE FOR OOOO- clothes

Elks' Building. t klng Strttt

Jtlnulacturedl to Oraer aid Rs--.

paired. s work-- ! Guaranteed .) ; i. '

E. GOMES 'v 307, Boston Bldg. V ' x

ATTENTION -

HATIONAL GUARDAll ;of'...Moss Books on Sale At

ARLEIHG'S

M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO.:;,' COFFEE ROASTERS ; 1

;. Dealers In Old Kona Coffso ;'

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Marchant 8L ) Hanolulu ;

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FURNISH r YOUR HOME RIGHT

i By fitting It throughout With ourdependabla electric fixtures,"

'. : ELECTRIC SHOP.Phono 4344 1135 Fort St.

MUTUAL'. Fhona 1574

WinELESSl

A.FEW G3NTS;a day will enable you

4against loss by fire. See v . .v-'. ... .. ' ' ' ' '

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CASTLE & COOKE, LTD.. mSUBAHCE AOE11T3 L''r:' '?' ':

aynrXf.uw y gwiiiwi w

HereAreI

for using a letter or credit whenyou travcL' ; Thtra ax plentymore, hut these two good rea--.sons should appeal to you.

.'First,; its convenience.' Second,its safety: You can' get moneywithout any troublt and a let-

ter o!r credit fs 'auscepUbUneitner tc: forgery nor theft

'Investigate. further before youtake that trln.v

Bank of Hawaii, Ltd.Cor, Fort and Merchant. ;

AlG:;aat!or &; rs . m n. t .'

ua;s'.v;ii)Umltsd. X '

Sugar FactorsCtmimiss

n and InSurcd'Agfinti..:;'

Astnta for 5'

.Zlavaiias Ccaaerclxl A. Euxir rCompany.. viiwA;: '

e Halkii' Sugar Coiap'aay; "v'Yy"

Paia Plantation. ;:, : Maur Agricultural iCotalf aay;.:'VvHawaliaa 5ugar Cotnpany.','; Kahuku PlanUtioa Consiny;V

4 McBfyde Sugar Company.v Kfahalui Railroad Conpaay. r-

Kauai Railway Company. --. A

Kauai ITult i Land Co.V UL :

- Houolua Ranch.

Fi. V. HALSEY It CO.Now York, r San Francisco.

.- Chicago. '

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Wo Own, Offer and Recommend

iNVESTf-iEfi-T do;:ds

At Prices to Net 3.0 to ICC'

H. A. BRUCE ..SOO Bank of M awalf Bldg.

: Telephone 131 ;Honolulu Representative

i'J. F.; MORGAN CO., LTD.;':--

:,;, STOCK- - BROKERS W'',information Furnishod and Leant

r, Mado. :

Isfarehtnt Stftat Star Balldlna. i'r Phona 1572 : : V

S'FOR'RENT.v.:;;.Electricity, gas, screens la aU tdaaaa.Neat house; $14 . ; -- '

house; nn location; 32S.house; tin locitloa; 125.

Large house; $30. i

J. H. SCHNACC842 Kaahununu SL, Opp. Bishop Bank

MEAT MARKET oV GROCERY

PHONE 3451C. Q. YEE HOP A CO.

lv T J9rchant 31

J 1 CITY MILL COMPANY, LTDimporters' of best lumber and buildingmaterials. Prices low, sod we t glreyour order prompt attention whetherlarge or smalL '. We hare built hun-

dreds of houses in .this city with: perfeet satisfaction. : If you want to buildconsult us.

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limited

issues K. H. i K. ettersof '

Credit and TraTtls'Checks available throcjbVout the.world. t. A ;-- v -; .: -CABLE TRAirSFEHaAT LOV7E3T 1QAT23

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SU OAR FACTORSCOMMlS)07l ' MERCHANTS

. SHIPPING AND IN3URANCS AQSNTS

V

FORT ST, HONOLULU, T. H.

Lilt cf Oftlcsra sad DirtcicfiJE. F. BISHOP........Pre x!i:at

iU'.; ROBERSTON. .'..i.';-- :

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pay 4"r.ytJrtyi Cavl:s C

posits, contour ied twUt'Z'.y--- - - .Anni::y. t C '

THE YOKOHAMA CPZC- i-BANK, L1MITID.

Yca.tiCapIUl wbiCTft4.V41,CCa.c:jCapiUl paid up . . . . ; .2 3.C : 3,t : 3

Resenrs fund . . . .'. .20.4:0. . 3

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Thayer Ficnb Co.,lti143-15- 0 Hotai CL ; Phona lill

; tl F. DILLINGHAM CO LTp.; ; pnoini oi5 V ;;

Flrt, Llfs, Accldint, CompsntstlsnSURETY C0NS3 v V

FOR SALE. $ieHLoU EOxlCQ 10th stt.; Palo!x '

$10 down, $3 per no.. r ,

$509 Lota T5x200,"4Ut tt : nealcar.'" .' : ' ' ' : . .

'" : . :.' $t$0(H-L- ot fa Perry Tract, nr.

School and Emma, 9885 sq. feeL .

- . p. e. r. strauch; -P..E. H. STHAUCH

B. Kfa? SLWanty.Bldg. : ' 74

,;:';- - HAWAIIAN TRUSTf :

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' 'branches.

v SHELL ' FLAKES ;for 'Inlaying Da ' Luxa

1 V UKULELES ;:HAWAII d SOUTH SZAS; CURIO CO. ,

if 7'. ': Younj' BuIlitnS -

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Crienta!Novelties

fvV"? :Miy asortmsnti.bfV.V'jA Wa vill$ and cotton crepe

Hotel Street, Nunanu

.BEAUTIFUL oniENl'AI, dOODS

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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1910.

The Best of Late

FICTIONorSummcr'fading

' Among Others: H

'Border' Legion Grer. '

'Beltane, the Smith Farnol.Behold ihe Woman Harre.

"Cappy Ricks Kyneu. Door of Dread Stringer:

Dear Enemy Webster. '

Fortune of, Garin Johnston.Gray Dawn White.The Lady of the Big House-Lon- don.

Loot Roche.

Hawaiian Hem Co., Ltd.

Bishop St '

HAWAII;

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. Selling-Agent- s .

Mannf actnrers '

j Jobbers. , ......- .'. ! .:

Wholesalers

P. 0. Box 395

Room 12, First Bank Bldg.

speciaCsale vkntn'and ponaeo waist

Patterns .u.f

s: Paper .Bags,. Xupi ' Plates,--Aia4ilclf ttritJowfertrirt

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1 HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. VJ4 - Hotel jm(,Bethel Streets ''

HANAN'S BEST SHOES

MMNERNY SHOE STORE,Fort Above King St .

Rgmoval aiicoSana Yuen Kee. formeVlv of Nuuanu.

neai King; '1 "hbw located tt 165 :3.Klngti pp; -- V. H.--- Y. 'Generalhardware, and. houehold. utensils;plumbing and tfhning. Phone 4727.

Tbbnjas. Kelly millionaire contractoraccused of defrauding Manitoba Pro-vince In the ' erection of Parliamentbufldtogs at Winnipes. ites placed on

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soap, made for KWutsery, iouetand general Lpurposes. Vi Has: a most pleasing

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besides making itjhealUiyand iclean.;g .v

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LAWS OF 1IAVAII

iay H.'Cfemons; Owner of BigAcrqages; Praises Climate I

and Scenery of Islands -

Jay H. demons, one of the officersand principal " stockholders of theUnion Land & Feed Company of Ne-vada and California, arrived here thisweek fronvhis home at RecoNeTada.He is acepmpanied by his wife andtwo young daughters. They ..are tour-ing the islands and ptan to spend thenext several days taking in points ofinterest on Oahu. They returnedThursday from a visit to the Volcanoon Hawaii and are stopping at theMoanav. . t 71' The Union Land & Feed Company,of which Mr. demons is one of thedirecting heads, owns 275,000 acresof land In Nevada and California.Their holdings extend for a distanceof about' 600 miles through Nevadafrom th Sierra ' range, comprisingthonsaads of 'acres of rich land giv-en over to raising alfalfa. The baKance . is devoted to range for thous-ands .upon, thousands of head of cat-tle, horses, sheep and 'pigs'. J';? H is tmderStopd ?that one of thenlans of the comuanv now fs to subdivide, a large , portion of these ' holdings for settlement One, or the pur-poses of,iJtf r demons . visit to Ha-

waii is tOj study th,e land laws hereidd become faniUAr witli the meth-r- il

used hv - this , territory in aonor- -

Honing" luid Vto" homeste'ades.v ' Gov--' J . JT-- i At' J J ,1 'ernor . Jci nKflam. , toflay ' wrnisnea wr.Clemons ,with a quAntity of literatvlrerelative ! to1 lands ifl Hawaii and iv isprobable" that- - troinV.thls a, plan forMr. demons' company ' handling . ItsNevada holdings wli be evolved.: In addition-to- . stockraising the Uni-

on Land f & Feed Company is also en-

gaged in the slaughtering business anda large portion of its stock is slaugh-tered and 'jolOy the cOtnpahy ht SauFranci3Co. '

v .V"We have been very much delight

ed with our visit to Hawaii", said MrClemoas this morning. : "You have a

open voneWbo would dare; tor. lingertiaro too inn e. J am certain that MraCiemojSM. jan4, piyse (

will

11- - w.i8f it:ch i surprised t learn' thati' a stoalitaiount

tr irailible :fa)5id daftd; heie. 'ImNe-,ack-v-

have ,nsbf e. ib at eiithtrJluhdred,Mimnn Tviihlid ?!anl 'aad d!

tha tinaoi-iB- i earning: ' wnen, pracucaHy

tba land ;iai?Tit I Only gbtting 'n- -

der: va-r-) ntms. ijiba iwe . ; uf't jhe whnahe,niatt;with: a lamuy wao

. wna 150 acres: of tillable lahd wm b6i mare .inlepfendent ttban CM goverr-o- r

RltNAWAY BOYS FOUND,! , S SllEBPINGi' UNDER.H0USE

Three Hawaiian boys, aged about10, 12 and. tl V years, v respectively,were found sleeping under a tenementhouse on Aaja street early this morn-

ing by the police. Hue boys wereallotted a corner of the jail until noontoday when they, were turned over to

"

the probation officer, rDeputy Sheriff Julius W. Asch says

the boys admitted running away fromhome and Hying 'on the, street bystealing fruit from Japanese stores.Former Probation .Officer .Dad" Huttrtn 'W ;ivb of'the tria were in hiscustody :incjRf.;befor,-fortelta&-

Dreatfri icuewerjrieasBu.w4ii,ii''.for Hrial, he say but'd&l not comeback'.' ' ::t--

.feefore,.tJie yqungstersj Ief t the cityjaiV today they were given a --

: bigrfefi'd," rthgnrst "rdal meal ; they hadeaiten for , several days, they say. ,

iH kpewjested byi:browns'' Jiz i ,

j ,"Anycn$ has ,tbe right ii appear, be-

fore 'and - ckihand a hearing by theschool commissioners" ' says HenryW; Kinneyr' superintendent of publicinstruction, . referring to Hhe' applfca-tlo- n

for a hearing made by II. ' C.Bro'wn and : M rs. Brown, former iy

principal and teacher.,at the Waimea; Kauai,' school; ' TheErcwns were not' reappointed at "therecent annual ineeting. of t the schoolboard. Kinney , says he has no ideaone way or c the other; whether theschool ' beard wflf conisdei: ecppjung

" 'the Brown easel s; -

KAIMUKI IMPROVEMENT

u club Selects membersJohn F. G. Stdke4.tt hieih.b?r of the

Puunui inijro"vn.ent cr'4 active inthe campaign ran'M!Wet tor. the dis-

trict, was "ctectGd inthcKaimuki Improvement Club at itsTOttx5VII3iutdarsnlSht Stokesmoved into Kaniuki-'sdm- e time agobut still owns property in; puunui andhas . been keeping 'v.y 5ai wcrk forPuunui. i.'?' 1

Dr. WilKacv jnc3-:an- his son,Kran'i I-- James, Vere .ako-elected- ' tomenberh!;: .

, ARRCSTEl..ON SUSPICION

''.'Two, Filipinos, Francisco. and Deo:dora. wore 'arrested'- - early this morn-asic- j

en tlie?porbix ef a tenc-ivr-

hruse near Aala4 Park. Theywlli lc heJd pending Investigation oithe rcblery early, yesterday momingtf tHo Pins Yuen and Sin Hop Chi- -

cese Etcres in. mat vicinity, i rafweraiJweril fer.diae wa carritni awayfrtH'r-hbt- frfaeo" 'Entn-- was madei.hrikUi tiif tics in- -aide coot hooks.

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PHYSIQAL VJRECK

Tells in Following Letter HowSheWas Restored to Health

fcy Lydit .' Pinkham'sr 'Vegetable Compbtmd.

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ilflwauJoee, Wis. " Beforo takingLjdia E. Pinkham'a Vegetabk Com

Illilililil

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pound I was asical wreck. I hadbeen going to a doc-

tor for several yearsbut ks did tne nogood. T A friend toldme about Lydia E.Pinkham'a Vegeta-ble Compound, so Idecided to give it afair trial,and it gaveme relief from bear-ing down pains

which had been so bad that I would haveto lie down. I also used the SanativeWash and it has done me a great deal ofgood, and l am not troubled with, a weak-ness any more.' Mrs. P. L. Brill,1299 Booth Street, Milwaukee, Wis.

' The most successful remedy for wo-

man's ills is Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound, it has stood the testfor forty years, which would be fmpos-- j

sible if it did not have genuine merit? ; J" ' For x special advice free, 'writtoXydia-- Pinkbam Medicine ;

Co. ' (Confidential) ,Xynn, ' Mass. I

Tour letter win be opened, read 1

and answered bra "vroman. andbGld'ia1 strict confidence. 4 "

AT NATIONAL GUARD

r:Hawaiian Music The best thathas ever been furnished at any

? of our dances. The music alonewill be worth the admission, v

Saturday, July 22nd

, : .Benefit Dance for Enlisted."hvf ; Men's XlubrooiTrtivr j

P'g::Admls.tei4i '(Udieii PreeX vn-l-Vi:- "

Program BeaJnhtna t1 -- 30j f. .m, Un,p.,-p- . i v-' 'ti t

Evening (Two Shows), tf:30; and. 8l33SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR .TQ.ftAY

rl-:- ... AND , EVENING., ,;v lA Doomed H.ecp-- j (two-par- $ comedy),El ko. t iM ' .!f iritvi';.'- -

"One von Mother" (drama). Rex, , , rHaunting Winds". (drama)rPowera.- - ,

"Hearst-Seli- g Newa" (illustrated),-- . Sel I g.

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""Articles of incorporation were, filersat' Albany, N. Y, by the Victor Elec.trie Corporation, capital; S2.5QQ,00( f

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t NAt 7:40 o'clock VZ!7j THE BIG (V. L. S. E.) PBESEHTS

MARGUERITE1 AND OTHER NOTABLE STAE3, IN

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SEE THE SOCIETY CRIMINALS HUNT DEFENSE: LESS GIRLS AND ROB HOMES:

REPEATED BY inJROUiS REQUESTS r: - CHARLIE CHAPLIN and ROSCOE ARBUCKLE

IN THE LATEST COMEDY U1X ,

A laugh from start to finish. The kiddies V

will snrely enjoy this comedy production.

PRICES to,' 20 AND 30 CENTS.

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At 7:40 o'clock

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rDANIEL FROHMAN PRESENTS

In a hilarious comedy of thrilHng"' adventure and humorou romar:

From farce to melodrama From sentiment to adventure

" :' 6th Chapter of

THE BROKEN COIN

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Best Pictures Best Musli Best People Always at the Liber

PRICES. 10, 20, 30 CENTS BOX SEATS, SO CENT

Phone 6060 afte 6:30 p. m. for refcervatena4 A i A vu X '':

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fV:?rXmerfcV.;:Crea ' ActoiVifn Af.'?1 . .

' A'' photopiay romance of entrancing ..jjower nd . thrilling inter?, Also: The. Sixth Chapter otj tne xopnotcn ;5eciai ?ir

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DuCohor DbporthlbniSpecial. fillet of. beef, lb.. .50c,Choice prune rib roast beef . . . . ... . . . . ....... J.8cJuicy porterhouse stetlks. . . . . . . . . i .V. ..COc;Prime sirloin and tenderloin steaks. :.y; . 17c to 18cClioice brisket corned beef . . . .C. ..I.. .. .12 l-2- c

All clioice cuts "veal ...... . v: V.. ;20c ;.:

Home made Cambridge pork sausage ........ .20c '

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your appetite and aid your digestlonl ;Kothlnf could give a daintier or more colorful

touch to your .table, than this, popular, sparkling drink. - 1fc

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TiH:TIi lwftliiifl.T)iiritv,n.nd The . real fresh fruit Pheasant Lotranberrv

freedom ' from preserva- - Qualities of Pneasant Lo ' Juibe testbucnffial

only beneficial effects. - Vadiitate. temS

dressing.

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fruit ;aci(t which'4iiost ystucrave. ,

IF YOU WANT THE BEST f-O-RDE PHEASANT BRAND

' 'hef 'ate1 well recommended, byr the; welFnowb hostesses mentioned, ,below, andshoulproreta .spiendiodiiin JVe Sjt3uUetin Coo1cqBQok

FKENCH t)RiNQ !QIPN HARE6IT ; .r'.

' ;SALAI;"; v;,.;"--.- : ; 1 cup grated cheese.4 !l ''iekspoon ' Worcester--;1 aoant 8Wd.ap6pxi,of mustkrdspoon of mas- - X cup bread crumbs. .

" shire sauce. . .

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'oiL- - 1- J 't1' ? tardi;'- - Itgil P irx uiJSalVaiidipeppCT jt?aste,l'cones'pcoafMneEaVrcest , -mustard,,, ..4 y. -

H teaspoonful of salt ' ' or drops. ' Vlethod: ; Pour 'a little boiling Vateft0 vierr bread

I dash reC'pepper.A'-','- i --

j TtlAatocataupyl v.3.tt;.rt't6oirte9i-Stl- r (w ell and fadd cheese, egg,. 4 dashes of black pepper. drops. . " 'ealt and pepper and mustard (mix mustard with 1

Mix ' in saladspoon and pour on to lettuce hearts, tablespoon water). Butte r chafing dish and pour

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Mrs. Arthur Wall.

eggs

flour.

WALNUT WAFERS

' - Mrs. James

DATB? PUDDING

: . "LL-- uXL- - Ibates. . . :3 eggs. - .a cup crown wiT; " lb nui8 (walnuts); 2 teaspoons baking pow--3 heaping .teaspoons of der.4 . . - IsmB RnMf. fwhitPi x dPr

;. 1 cups chopped wul- - t b" d' mb--

Crockett.

- V,i' V Chop tfce dates and nuts, mix all together, bake; Put in well buttered pans in small teaspoonfuls anA rv rM with Vhinn.ii m .and far apart Bake far hot oven, v ; : TT. T "rT " - 7 - " " - I

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prderihg: tomprrpw s . supphes don tfail to order :

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then yoii-llbe- , sure of gettiiigihe one 4eally first-clas- s

- New : Zealand Butter.4 --.4 . f V: :

Fop Salo-a- t all r.larJteto and Grocer

Visit us tomorrow and see for yourself the dozens ofsavings we offer you in. 7 ;;:V.-v'.:;-v-

Pork Sausage T-Bo-ne Steaks r;.;

Hamburger ; Sirloin Steaks

Breast of Lamb , Porterhouse Steaks

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Fill Your Sunday Wants Here ; ; :

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Sirloin and Bump Steak . .. . . . V .'. . . .'. . 48c per IK

M A P H Boiled, sliced, per lb. 45c ,ITJ Zu u J .. Raw, sliced, per lb. 30c

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"f-"- aroma cannot beV.OuySS duplicated. at the

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Finest ranchproducts, .

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Full line 6f vegetables, onions, . carrots, cabbage,,

' lettuce, corn, etc.:t-- -''

Visit us tomorrow or Phone 1104

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