Honolulu Star-Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-Current
November 25, 1912

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Cao ct Uie ra a: -1 :g c f 1 1 c-riralttr this ccraiar to't! raBuILilrt tJiat v.fclle V. e r.aa.j cf Vl.arrtcr. as r.ot men t::acd at tl:o ccaur.itl; ratctia the f ct tLat a rr.itica, f.IcJ by Charles (r.arlox) 'Canaa,, to, clean cut the aV.Hcan: a:. a sultitutc, tas tccn f.llcd ly a veto taat lc:;ci tat cne cf .cl:. unr.r.lraous, tsat .l Carrori" i r ili...4.ii. .crcr.Ma.-: to .t40 rarae nemter of t: r ccaiiaittco tLo Cht cn Taurctoa is 1 i -4 ty- Link McCandlcss and Er.rrcn ov.ia to a raisuadcr .ir..T. --TI.-j ctcry te tells Is brief. 4; :.ys t!:at in tao afternoon of eleo a u: y a c:M for an autoraotile for ;t!:a a rrc:cs reached tne Dc?rno- v-.rters froa cne of the rrcn learned cf ttis aud c cncclvcd tee Idea that a v;ns us Ins tho machine Ecartcas themselves, :In for the Republican anniented fe!3 Idea to "rr rurkfiiTunc .r.is chief, !!cCandlc?s, and the two at caco iTcccc-cd to "zo after Thurston's r.clitical rcalp. "As a matter If fact," continued the ;.ca!:cr, "I happen to know that Thur ctcn did net do any campaign work. I Co net' l:aov kov.r ho voted and; it ra:!:c3 no uirrcrence." v ,.r v',v." 71.it a stream fcollns nas been arcuicd at the 'proposal to oust Thur ston. Is cvideaccd from the; following Irticr, ad 'ic--cJ to iho .Mi pernors pc:t by tv Waialae, KalraukI and ?a lolo Imp: o ement club: V- v Gcatlea.cn: I am'instructcd l'V ,Ue pesident and directors nf this flub to sufrseit to "you, as t!;o future teprosfn tatJves of thecity and county, that aty. chanro in or removal from ths lice, and po-Ition of Chief of the Flic Department cf Honolulu shcnld' be fqv causs only and not "for political rea sons. V- r v Our cluba non-political one, hut still reprcsetlns and speaking; for the v. hole of this horn e-d Is tric would strongly urge; and '.re'ipo.Hfiuly represent to you our desire that the present very efUcient chief be retain ed and continued in his present posi tion; we know that It is ver- large ry through his efforts and strict atten tion to the duties of his once, coupled with a .thorough knowledge of the city and its needs,; that the Fire Depart uent of this city has been brought to its present' state of readiness for Instant service. Our section contains our property cur homes and. with other' portiphs of Honolulu needs fire protection serv- jice and is sure ofMt while Charles Thurston is chief. 1 7. Your rrrortfully, 1 4.4 4,lt I J It io i: tkat'-t!.: ,y Icy in thit a will bo' mact ,bo .de- acar future, for tho Dcm- a.aliers are determined to r. :c: Ion .with their -plans far as circumstaaces will 1 they also propeso to ad outlined' campaign as :-;ILle during the seesicn. d as practically certain ::cpubllcan3 have already t:::ir minds to introduce a 1 aLIic- v.tK.tics Lilf shortly after the; session c. ::.e, aad with this the-Eour-Lc".i ar planning' to get a record ci tho c:ic! I. attitude Mt the Republican paity t .ard some of the rcforr. e which ti.o Bourbons urged in their platform. ..J- "-..V:v:;-Of.ccareo such matters Will bo left for settlement until after the ne- i memtcra have shaken together- ia j their i J.iminary meetings Tho' rep- j reeeiit: lives, it is asserted, have al-1 ready met several time3 and have laiJ down certain tentative plan3, but the senators, owing to the absence of a number cf them since election,! have been unable i meet each" other'1 or 'to talk-matters 'over with-the represent atives. This state o f af f ai rs w i 1 V it e remedied as soon as possible,' and a meeting of the solons arranged" for, at. which a program. will be outlined and provisions' made; forj future meet ings at stipulated. periods-; until the legislature opens. y" RUBBER PROSPECTS DalGHT WATERHOUSE AVI:ose .trcr::s; are. now 1;jI:: Izs Uy calarre j for,; pos rrr.r. v r t: t it i ...2 l.i. 1 frc.-. -tl.: lir a i c: c: TORTOX KOAP TO CONSTAXTIXOI' LE DEUOLISIirD BY CUS 0 a ALLIES -a-' t:ii: N V I 2 O--O 00 ii-iii- J F. T, P. Watcrhouse, of the water-. house Company, Ltd., returnea this morning; from a trip of inspeciton to that corporation's rubber industry: in tv v Ffxipratrd St.,.tr,s.v Sppri briefly as he ;was tasing a car, .Air. Waterhcuse said to a, Star-Buiietin reporter'-:::-" aia' i'a;; a;'' a;:;v7. "Things are goins on. nicely on the rubber 1 plantations; and the prospects are good for next year. :y -V'. "Owing to my being laid up for six weeks withUyphoid feV.er, Ineylon, 1 did-not travel a3 much as I had in trnriPfl ''Ypr. I am ouite recovered "We saw the assembly of the J anc'se fleet in Yokohama,- it "haying j been assembled- for inspection by the Kraperor. a r. There were about' thirty large ships gathered in the array. I suppose there was more In it than a mere: re view," from' all the war, nqws we hear." -'-':.a-: War in Europe Would Affect nuiiuiuiu in i.Jciiiy wctyb, oay Local Bankers and Sunar- m'en Cut Down Labor Sup- One i Fresh shipment of Lbwney's assort cd chocolates, nut chocolates, 1 chocoq .4 4 t 1 '.:..kU 4.. I tare caxarucis, auu. uugauutja juai.' celvedv Get .your Thanksgiving can: d ies t from this shipment;; Henry May Co.; Ud. Telephone 1271. Adver-lisement-' 1 a The exhibition of paintings by Hitchcock, the; local artist, will ,be open this evening, tomorrow evening and .Wednesday evening at the Kilo hana Club rooms. Doors are openecf One of the first results of-the, re ceipt here of the news that v Europe appears to be on the verge of a" blaze of war, was the anxiety 1 manifested by f the; reservists belonging; lo athe French and German ;armies. who are now living' in Honolulu. Some 'large firm si where --theer 'Ct are .a. a number of German reseryists. at .work, were more or less upset by the receipt of the Information 'that the .Kaiser may call upon his sons in foreign lands to go.to; the assistance ot: the Vaterland. French reservists are also perturb ed, for If G ermany and the other pow ers 1 begin ,mobilixing It will not be long before the Great-. Republic, will (ell compelled to follow suit and call her reserves Into '.the first line, of de fense or offense. -i-V;N;.3j.r;S t Affect Labor-Market' "v '1 "f That a war In Europe would in no little way affect the immigration to thel Hawaiian Islands; 'was the state ment given out this mornings at the Territorial Board of ImmigrationTIrAs high as the present charter rates' for vessels engaged In the ti asportation of immigrants are now, "should thjs mr Irr" ct th w f1"" v.-r"' 1 -t even higher aand iVitiis doubtful' If any ship at all. could be gotten for, thi3 purpose. ;r In speaking of a the a present situa tion in Europe with Regard to Immi gration to the Hawaiian Islands, R. A.' Kearns,. secretary of the Board of Immigration; said; f.'. .";0; a V, aa T"am sure'thatany largewanin Europe would not, only affect the im migration, but it; would also affect shipping as a ivhoie not 'only H Ho nolulu but at other points. Of. course no one can make- any definite-statements In regard; to the results of. this war, but it is probable that 5 in ;case such ar war, happens, that it will mean the stopping lot Immigration to 1 Ha waii ior, some time, a in tne auaiiian states, where--we were at first confi dent lots getting a people to come to these Islands, all passports a have been stopped, and D'eople of the lab oring class cannot leave the country. This would no doubt be the same In any other countries which .would see fit to go to war.. On the other hand, It would, be almost impossible, to se cure shipsa to bring any immigrants herei and our operations would be hampered considerably a a Sugar: Untouched. tJ-r-":-: a With regard tcr the result of such-a warden the sugar! interests, It is5 gen erally thought that with all the"- mo dern methods of warfare of the pres ent day, It migbt not last long enough Jzr.ilz frcm V::z r::ia J f-'r L, win..,, 1 e:::icn hzrz, th: He cT .la. si:t th2 ur.:; Y.zrrzvz cf a vi!l havo cr--t cf f a at. ROCHEDTH PI, r;:v:a:r l'-":aal C: ed as prc:id:r.t cf t.u.- Aa-.:r;:m r:Jcra;;n cf L:. c'svn. with a s:ri-3 attaal; cf paauaiuaia, ar.J it i: cians that hi3 Ufs j in Czrrzr. h a 1 j l a fAr.-'rc::;. I'rr. c.aa INDIANAPOLIO, Indiana,. ri;v:mL:r i:. given hy. Ort:e,C f..cr.ar.i:i! darir.j I'r.z dynamittr3 hsre this mcrnin, J. J. f.'.ar,'; a great Gatun Icck cf th5 Panama canal e t: year or mere. f.!cr.!ar.ial said that l.'il.'-rai ity cf the earth in'ths 'vicinity cf th:!::k, an would start. a Iar.d:!id2 that would bury th: a year cr so to clear away. fdcManisaf sail a!ao. that amon-th p!--the structural Ircn workers union v, as t: duct now building for th2 city cf Los Ar; WASHINGTON, D. C, fiovtmb:r Land, who ha3 t:sn in Congress slaos 1ZH7, died here today cf neuritis. Ths Maryland z a Republican to suoossd Raynsr, which" will the Cer.ste, according to the present outlook, the Senate,. Rayner has been locked upon 23 of that bodv. ov;r I: in the IraJ; 1 1 n O MILWAUKEE, Hoverr.Ler 23 J.F. 'dor Rocoevelt, was taken io th? a:yia. town of Forest, cne cf his C- re in that locality, I tu- r r v

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...J r a 1. i a. f v, 4 uikiiilLbLk LLillUiii 11. lul Ji h The tide of Japanese immigration Marr came ashore this morning and lies again. turned llawallward. "Xnree made satisfactory arrangements with hundred Asiatic passengers traveling the local British1 .consulate "for tho Eteerage In the Toyo Klsen Kalsba care of the man until such time as liner Tenyo Maru, were received by be can be sent on to the mainland. t the Federal Immigration auttortties 2 The Lodaner was to sail for Van this morning- all with the exception courer and Victoria- this afternoon, of 74 Filipinos; will be deUlned pend 'following .the filing of cables by the ,lnpr the'usual Inquiry required. by jUn' .1?6'' .;5j;,lf?a cli nm before admission is accorded the alien paisengers... M Many 'Autos for the Islands, i Vith ever, five hundred passengers1: !ny-ht --f tomotoiIe are "..In. cn the lists, the Tenyo .Maru is credit--eluded. In the shipment of 31C0 tons rr: h her rWr hin ,Virtnr..' cargo destined for Honolula and now cd a Cue trip, one Practically without ttirring incident. 7 rce Japanese liner ras given prompt pratique by Xhe Federal quar rr.tinc cheers this morning and was :.t the wharf before nine o'clock. The Tcnyo is heavily laden witathrough rnr-o, there being over one million dollars worth of sll kalone, not to men tion the thoiLrands of chests of ,tea, Lid tales cf valuable merchandise. Fifteen cabin, 8 second class and Asiatic ttcerae par sengers left lie -Tcnyo. Maru at Honolulu. I cq liner Is to proceed to San Fran c!.1 ro at ten o'cloc!: tomorrow morning c irylr.j in transit 3 calln C4 second c!;r nr.d 101 itcera.ee. Tl.c Ttnyo Larcly escaped the rav- cf a tyr: :cn that visited the Incs. -.Tho Japanese vessel re- cd r.t IIar.Ua for four days, pend- i p" (!I'chai'C3 cf a rarce amount t for th5 crn:y ana ravy de- t -r ri:; ir.r: s for rorr.e rtcrrn ,cr t?r 1 4- 4 I c' I:::n dcfnT n:ueh !ar::a''3 l th Ten: j vkltc.i t..3 l'c:rl t!:o C:L::t. fu It l:c to 1? dl:charr:d at Ileno- 1:1 1 r- 1 t t Tcnyo call: I ire: i the iasi 2 i crt cf ca! 3 ter- CirO.

Czy On Lcn:Iy in t: .o vcyago c frc:?. v a' 1 v v- I. visit to v C V..2 K a c: trip v v is i ca1. F C. C 4 ay.

4 U I ti 3 1, :cl nd the v 'c'".cr i3 rot to ray a visit I :a:.d cn this trip. It Is l. t tho LrLU stcamcMIo to I a:, trd ay lo the next vessel to carry 3 to the Fritish cable tafr at ii.j been rc S. S. 7i. S. C. V av.-i:.;: wirelccs message has ived ty -the'eccata ,cf the clmir.a bcund far Honolulu: ilhchniaa. 8 p.Vn., N'o'v.- 23, 1912 j rail: from pert.- Fine wea ther; all well. For Honolulu:- iZ cabin passengers, 13 stecraac, 11S bass mail, 2S automobiles, 17 Y F. X. matter, C1C1 tens carco. For HilO: fhip will arrive Tuesday morning and docked at the Hackfeld wharf. Lar.:!r.3 .Called for the Coast This f 'crr.Ira. r The American tanker Lansing was dispatched for the Coast this morn ing, the last of the consignment of forty, thousand barrels fuel oil having been discharged Into the tanks of the Union Oil Company. Captain Alberts has been advised. that" upon the arri val of the tanker at Port San Luis his vessel will be loaded with anoth er shipment of fuel destined for the ialands. V v; f Sick Caller Is L'ef Behind.; I r f -V r A sailor suffering from a severe at tack of typhoid was removed -this morning from 'the British freighter lcdaner which rpde outside the nar bcr throughout the night, pending the transfer, of the ceaman from the .ship to the hospltaL The Lodaner from Suva 1 and the Fiji3 with a full cargo of sugar, des tined fcr British Columbia, was di ve r t c d ro m th e re gular route persu- V. lit' z r. vc!cpcd ty the sailor. "Captain

i h:. (JAG. H. r r vix n i f a .aaW the Matson Navigation liner .iihel. A wireless received at the agency of Castle and Cooke this morning was to the effect that 25 cabin and 13 steerage passengers are" duetto ar rive; at the part at an early hour to morrow morning, v A late mainland mail amounting tp 118 sacks Is cn board and consigned to local postofT.ee cScials.' The WChelmina Is to 'proceed to HUo as there are 20CS tons freight for discharge at that port r The Vv'Ilhelrnlna i3 to arrive early tomorrow morning -and will berth at Alakea wharf.' Ventura Calls at Fcur This Aftsrnccn A delay cf cno hour is announced In the Lalling hour cf th 3, Oceania liner Ventura for the colonics. Tho vessel was to have departed for Cydney by tho .way cf Paro Paco at thrco o'clock tut ov.in': to th latcr.:3 cf tho hour cf arrival and the air.cjnt cf refriger ated carro"fcr'dIrcharc2 at this port the vessel v. Ill be d;::tched for the tenth at feiT o'c!::!;. A' score cf catin and eiccni class -passengers will jc!n th2 vc ::1 r.t this pert. T 1 f.'cv FIro Cxtln-uiihsrs for Territ rial V.'harvea. Harl -rrr.astcr Fester ha3 received the, remainder cf a consignment cf f.re' cxtinTuIshcrs that are to be In rt.!!r 1 ut ccr enicnt locations cn all Territorial wharves;.' Th?Cr:aratui' la cf (he latest man ufacture and design. The Oceanic end Ala!:: a wharves have already re ceived their allotment cf the exting- ul:her3. Wzzr Dv. Ti With s ..:.l t: tcn3 carro la to II: lu cn cr

1 i K t. Taa c ::g to tl.3 3 frr!"!;t fr: W AtASvWAA vc:"'l :d 4 FIJI Lr Krv.al j v. r. atmr., p. m. Haul, ::c:e: ai and Lanai ports -Mi- 'Ilcnr' c: Jr. ran ports Tenyo Can Francisco--Ventura, O. S. S., a.

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I I r p t Columbia, river parts Unkal Maru, Jap. tmr., p. m, v Can Francisco Lansing, Am. stmr., I 4 Per O. S. S. Ventura, from San Fran cisco. For Honolulu: Mrs. S. LV Ac he rraan. Brother "Alfred, C. Beaton, Mrs. C. Beaten, IX" II. Boggs, V. llA Cca.:, Mrs. Cook, Master Cook, .Miss r. Daly, Miss K. CrundcIIF. E. El liatt, A. T. Ellis, CapL A. Ford, C. H. 'French, Miss M. dalbralth, I. Gev urtz; Mrs. I. Gevurta, L. VA Hough, F. l, Tracy, Ti landman, L B. Hear ing,' Mrs. L, Harger, Miss Harger,H. a Hill, Master H. Hill, H. D. Hea cock, A. Kearns, Mrs. Kearns, Mrs. V. Lans, Mrs. ."VV. Meier, L. K. Mey-j ers, Mrs. B: Mo ran, Dr. Newberry, J: A. Newell, Mrs. J. A. Newell, Dr.' Walters, Miss A. O'Connor, D.' C.:Per crs, G. A., Polllster, Miss P.. Kosa, Mrs. H. Rohrig, Miss Bohrfg, Miss A. Stammer A. Stephens, F-," It. Tracy, J. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, I Miss Thompson, Miss T. Thompson, A F. Terro, Mrs. Terro, D. Tweedie, E. J. Walsh. Mrs. E; j; Walsh, ;H.' M. Whitney, C. A. Martin, E. S. Bachel der, 'E. Bostrom; Juan .Braddil, Thos. Brawler, Jill. Carrelro, J.' Manice, Jack Phillips,' Julio Rodrigues, John Silva, J.-.A. Smith, For; Pago Pago: D. W. Davidson. O W7 Leidel, W. Meyers, Mrs. Meyers.; H. Schneider? mann. Paymaster J. G. Venter, Mrs. J. G.' Venter, Judge Kurt Sterling. For Sydney B' Atkinson, Mrs. .At kinson, K D. Armstrong, H A. Ban ner, Mrs. Banner; Mr Blacklock, M, Brahmt4 Mrs. Brahm; D ,Blanatt, Mr Blanatt M. Belew, Mrs.'Fv Clark, J. Clark, J. Cornelia, P. Duffy, E. O. Desperado.: Mrs. Desperado, A. De coma Mrs.' Decoina, ...Miss -Decoma. Mrs. E. Fisher, Miss Fisher. Miss Fisher, D. Ford. D.Smith, Mrs. Smith, E. Gibson, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. O. A'. Jager, Master Jager, Mrs. ;M. Johns, 1 1 i. f LOVE) MI "?a::r?:::l:::f. Monday, Nor. 23.; Temperature 6 ai cu 0; 8 a. 75; 10 a.' in.; 75; ,12 noon, 80. Mlnl mum Jastnlght, C8. c'-, Wind a. m.; velocity 1, K. E.; 8 a, in., Velocity 2, NV C 10- a nnve loclty 5, S,. E, 12 noon, velocity. 7, N E Movement past 24 hou rs. 101 miles. -XX::"--'7;r Barometer at 8 aim.; 29,96; relative humidity, 8 a. 71. Dew-point at 8 a. m C5. t Absolute humidity, 8 am, C.C43. Rainfall. 0. V VESSELS" TO. Af JD FflOi'. THE ISLAfJDS IsiuiiVtein-io rcrccV; "'v v Monday, Xovember 23. San Francisco November 24, S. S. Alaskan returned to port with rtall shaft'. broken (tailed for Seattle Xo; bember; 23.) h' Grays Harbor -Arrived, November 23, Sctooner Fealese hence November it .'vSV- S?' rA v;"--w.'t. Yokohama Sailed, November 23, S.; S. Persia for, Honolulu. Fan' Francisco Arrived, November 25, neon, S. S. .Nippon Man hence Novf.: ;r 19. A e re z ra m s. c .-V S. Wllhelmlna wlll dock at Hack fell wharf Tuesday morning from Tan Francisco wl,th S6 cabin and, 12. steer-J rje passengers; H8 bags mall 13 r.utos; 3101 tons cargo; For Hilo; 2C05 tcrs cargo."' s--:':'.V.'"';1-T: IHIcnian will arrive fronr Seattle at tic a Tuesday. -.fv:c' 'V' 'V Ty iJ S. Ventura calls for Sydney at 4;'p: nvtoday. r;--: a. S. Tenyo Maru sails ior San r'ran- cl-co at JO a. n.'Tu- day, Le, -Mrs.; V.;' HT LevIs, i Mangoan, I'ra. I'nran, Mi:3 Hazel Manea V. Me::an,. Mrs.' V. Mane: an, V :rt Mcrphy, C. A. ;:c:3r, T.'.C'Ncar.i E..-S. Outtrim, lira. Outtrina, -J). Par- l:er, Mra. Parker,. Fran1.; Picato, ""Mrs. Victor llicado, Miz3 Hicado, U. It. C "Ith, C. C. Spink, S. 'Stanley; W.' D. Vilay. .".-.-V;".;v; Per T. K: K. S. S. Tenyo llartr from Manila via Hongkong and Japan rcrts. For Honolulu: Mr. M ALIn.a to, Ira. M. Akimcto' and Infant,' Mrs; H. J 1 eycr," I Ira, V, A. .0 rr; 1 1 i a 3 F. L. Fi:ikhamr .Mr. ..David Hast, .Mr.: Jas. Ecctt, Mr. J. AValter Cett, ."Mrs.V'J. Walte Scott, Mlaa A. R. Cectt, Mrsi C. Walls, Mrs. F. T. P. Vaierhcu"?; Mr. V. T. P. Wratcrhausa. MIis. F. II. With er by.' For San Francis co.V-Dr. F. C. Axtell, Rev. J. C. Ambler, 'Mrs. J. C Aiabler, .Master Jchn Amb!:r, Mies L.iza C. 'Ambler lira. C.":Erawh,:ir. irJ. Earkley, Mra.f. J. Er :!?y, Mr. Wi.i: S.'Larhlcy, Mr. T. B. Frcv.-n, .Mrs. 7"T1 Tr-T Mr. C. '.P. .Barton, .Ire. L. Lab a, lr. Jchn Becker Mr. "A. A! Brc:J, itav. Geo. Campbell, Mrs. Cao. Campbell, liastcr .Kenneth Canr bell, Master Daril Campbell, Ml-3 Darcthy Cam? bell, Mrs. F. T. EddlngH.d, Mr. Andrc3 Garchitcrena, Mr. Frederic AV. Catch, Mr. K. Hori. Mr. W. H. I!oyt, Mr. w'rn, B.,IIarv."cod. Mr.' V.-IL. .11111. Mrs. fefl Iki,. Mr. M. lwamoto MrJ Lewis A. JefTsMrs. Lewis A. JcZz, Mr. T. W. Kendrlck, Mr, II. Kotb-n-tcln. Mr.' -Y. Kjshi, Mr. T. Kakaya, ilr. D. K. Love, Mr. 'Miyckawa, Mrs. Miyokav.-a, Intant and srvant,; Master T.' Miyahav;a, Miss M. Mlyakaw'a, Mis3 N.Miyakav.-a', Mr., Frcdk. ,D. .Mctt, Miss L. H, Ma l.eney, R6v. IL A. Hussar, Mrs. IL'A. Mraser, Mr, H. Mainland, Mrs. J. J. Mchicl, Mr. Geo; McNulty, Mr. T. S. McEachren, Mr. Thos. P. McAran, Mrs. J. E. Norton, Mr, G. F. Richmond, Mrs.. G. .F. Richmond, Mr. O. A. ..Stev en Mr. C. Q. Stanton,' Mr. Edwin' J. ftantcnIrs.' M., G. Ste'a dman, -Dv H. Tuska,' Mrs. H, Tuska, Mr. E. Tuku hashi, Mr. Tbeo. Wierinv'Mr. VTong Kce Quen, Mrs. Wcng Chow Chi, Mas ter Wong Yuen, Mr.4 Y. Yamazukf, Miss K. YoahltomL V Per sfr'.' KInau, from Kauai' ports, November 24. Mrs.: Iuma, E. E. MaU lum, Mrs. IL A Jaeger, Tan Wo, George O'Neil. I.I. Jacob,: George Ke koaK Mrs. iCekoa Mrs. B.f G. Young, August Conradt,- George Buckholts, Judge L. A: Dickey, F. .B. Enos, L.' Vv. Branch, Mrs.Brancb, John 'alelnalle; C. Nishlkawa, Miss Mabel Vvilcox, E. Cropp. P. .Crawford, P. Glade, Miss Ah Lan; Henry Blake, D. Mokuohai, Chas. Rice. J. H. IC Walwf, Paul Isenberg, R: K. Bonlne", IL,' Jlohrlg. and 55 deck. Per stxnr, Mikahala from .Maui,'Mo fokal ports R. P. Quarles, L. Soares, Mrs. Soares, Mrs. M artins,: E. Wilhelm Mrs. Bowen Mrs.:' Brown, W. K Hutchinson,; S.f P. 'Wright; Mrs. W. Mutch, A. A.. My er. Geo. H. Dunn.- y t PASSENGERS DEPARTED Per'str. KllaueaT. for'.Hllo, .via way ports; Nov. 23. Mr. and;3Irs K. W, Fieberg, Miss ;E. Smyther Miss Hhnsen, Mr.; and-Mrs7C B. Butchairt, W. Chalmers.hMr.'and Mrsl G: P. Hal land, Master G.' Earl: Halland,!M. A. NicolL Mrs, iV Carne, Miss M. Carne, MrsL John Bryant E. EAM.tBuildwa, Mrg. L.; L. .Sexton and infant, Lee Leong, .W. J. West, Mr. and ilrs. Al exander Fraser, M. A .v NlcolI, J. 'Ros enthal.- PASSENGERS BOOKED., :lPer O. S.' S.: Ventura, for, Sydney. Marta Golden, D. E-. Stanley, Mrs. M. Fuller; S. McKean,' G E .Philipps and wife R: V. Cavce: -wife and Infant. J. A:.iCaTe'W;P.Dataty.'P;rp; Dalntyj' .ir Mrs: H S. Geer,- F. IA Jarman. Per. str.' Claudiue, for Hllo 1a;wav ports Nor Mi 'i Jacoby Mrs;' H. Kingsbury,'S";v 5: t it&i. h'j Per str. Klnau. for Kauai norts. Nor. 26. Mn and Mrs. H .VRohrig, H. Rohrig, Master u Menefogllo, Mrs. A r Menefoglio; Mr. and Mrs. Ade Bttte vine;-MIss-:Webb'er7:MastevWebber3 Miss Markhara, Dr. Derby, Mrs, Band- News was; received by this morn ing's mall Jrom the coast that the Union Oil icompany of California, a bought' by the General Petroleum Cor po ration. The negotiations" cul m inated at New York,waen Eugene de Sabla of the GeneraV Petroleum Corporation purchased all the Stewart Interests in the' stock of lhe Union Provident Com psny, whlch ls the holding corporatlbn for Union Oil and Its tewnty:two xub sidlary corporations. -To Its own hold iugs In "the Santa V Mariai Midway, Coalinga, Fullerton, 5 Sunset, Belridge and Lost Hills district; the. General Pttroleunl, Corporation now adds by th e deal 152': producing oll jwells, 11 tank steamers, 4 .tank barges, a tug Hnd 681 miles; of pipe line, besides the outright ownership of 26,250 acres of the mineral locations; also refiner ies and i a: well-established selling 'By lts- recent purchase of the Cdn tiaental Petroleum Company, the Gen eral Petroleum acquired an additional acjre j),ln Coalinga;; 160 acres in Midway and 5?0O acres in"the heart of the rich. Mexican j ell fields. Th'ele two t'eals, which may be fallowed by pthe make" General Petroleum' a gi gantic force In; the'oll buslnerapf tiie Paci.lc and perhaps of the wprjd. "As soon as the report of the tsale'of th.f Ctewart holdlnb of Union Provi dent', reached: Los Angeles, Union Oil t roke to 92 and Union Provident to 1 03.-' .lit Is understood that the rea son: for .this: big drop in price U that Lyman Stewart '.the president of Union,1 in selling out his individual carrying the :"control,f made no tprovi sicn 'for the minority stockholders. i

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Right Reverend Alfred Willlsform crly Elahop cf, Honolulu, now cf Nu kaalafa, Island cf Tonga, Friendly. Is tin a 3 rTrcup, Pacific Ocean; as tho deed rc;:i j has oIJ to Mary H.--Smith, v-ifa rf VA 0. Cmlth of Honolulu all that p:ec3 or pare I cf- land cn: Fates l trc at at Paulcalo, 'Nuuanu Valley.e reribed In the dei, containing 3-10 r ere a, for MO.C )4 jha property li t"e eld' IcIanF.Cc'.la -a premUes. r "BL-hophW-'Iis r!gr.3 by Henry Smith arid Irs.' Wiliis by Edmund Stiles, re spectively'th'"ir attarrays in f acjt,; n:: E i..' v::: to1 Cl """I SHORTEi.'S With? c fen'r:' re days rc aln-IrT."r-sn 'tho.-d'to rat for:. the chasing cf tha'r-(i.t;- t -fart to c la- fuh'i v.-h i e h has bee n v;og a F --htera in th3 ef--'t -.eir.ToGJ bulld-'Lii.-i to 'erect their fki, the members a. "renev.-cd energy, .t that when Thanks ..na, the'" necessary 4. A.. perfectly' cenh piving Day fund 3 will have lean secured. A meet ing cf tho members -will' be held thi3 evening at which the final plans for the "I-.at fev 'days' of Hheir' campaign v.'ill. bo threshed out. A larg3 amount.' had already been cantrihuted ".tuvvard the fund when. the camraignopanci on the'first bf No Vcml ar, and the Kings Daughters be lieve' that they have chosen' a fitting day en which to brln- their campaign to a cloao. The fund Is. open, to .all vh'o wiah to contribute and they think thaf there can be .no better y.ay of expressing thanks ork Thurs day than an offering toward this fund. This disease is so. dangerous and so rapid 4 in its development that every mother of young, children should be prepared for it it is very risky to y.:ait until the attack of croup appears and then sena tor medicine and jet the child suffer until d t can be obtained. Chamberlain's, i 4 Cough Remedy is prompt and effectual 'and has never been known to fair in any case. Fr sale by all dealers. Benson,' Smith Co., Ltd., agents for? Hawaii. adver tisement. t -k ,V; LOCAL ArJD-. GEnERALa Robert Mahlkou,. clerk of the Wells, Fargo Express Co., was among the witnesses irf. the Norman O; Smith smuggling case this morning. a The regular monthly ;'meeting of the Woman's Guild of SL C Clement's church": will abe held tomorrow after noon at. three 1 o'clock In the Parish sThe reading and discussion club which was recently organized at the Young Mehs, Christian, Association will holda': meeting at thev building this evening.; Reynold McGre w will preside. -t t The Hawaiian iNatioriaiDemdcjratlc League would like to get; a line on about how;: many in Hawaii intend to attend,;the ihaugurationon ;Marchi 4. Th 'secretarylwin be pleased ,td re ceive names, aa'Iarj In advanc,e;f the eveiit as 'possible. vv a -:1Z Circuit Judge Robinson this morn ing appointed;the 'Hawaiian Trust Company -"as trustee of the estate of Clara1 U English, under bond of $2200. The estate is; valued; at J2338.$3, and the heirs named are George C Miller, of Stockton;,Cal., and Edith AMiller.lh of Honolulu: ;.r.;.7,; j Mnt.i ijae .JP.eaerai granu jur, resumeai is sitting this; morning. Among; those who appeared before it were .Waltejr McBryde, Henry.; Blake and aJohn Na lelmaile,. who had a iiand inathe ap prehension of an alleged opium smug gler on Kauai some: weeks ago;aJ.; E. Jniason i chauffeur; E C;:S.;Crabbe "and Liquor License' Inspector W;. P. enneii, wno .are uiougnt to aye-tesi ti and Kawakani. 'No indictments have .Ju The grim reaper descended upon the Oceanic liner Ventura .the third day after,leaving San Francisco and called Mrs, AM. Cox, a' secohd-clas3 pas senger, who embarked from the Ccast for Australia. Acute meningitis was assigned" as the cause of death by Dr. Nelson. the surgeon, in the Ventura.! The body of ..the woman was con signed to the sea. Captain J. "U Cow ell reading the prescribed burial cere mony.- c..-, c Much Interest attended the A arrival of the liner at Honolulu. From the rail? as the vessel neared her wharf following a delay in reaching the har bor, there loomed up the picturesque head dress of a band of Indians. A delegation of blown-in-tho-bottle cow boys, wearing broad sombreros were also numbered In I the .big -crowd of second-class passengers." The Bud Atklnson circus and wild west show, some: seventy people in number, are enroute to Australia.. Col onel "La valle, bearing a startling' like ness to Colonel Cody of wild .west fame. Is a star. attraction in tha show and will share the honors with George and. Mrs,' Sky Eagle, old Cam Charg-ing-Horse, 'John and' Emma Eagle Horse, and Billy Rain-in-tb. c-Faca. hThe Ventura wa3 ccr.ald z rably de layed In gaining tho inner r. arbor ow ing to a breakdown in tho machinery following; ;the "granting: cr pratiauo. Chra. .Church,' chief engineer,: came, to the rescue and repairs were speedily effected:.' 'K'X: v ;The Ventura" experienced a very rough i and mrleraant brand cf weather according to tho story ,tc!J by some .of" the .passengers.':. Tho" wind and- seas'.precluded any attamrt to pull off programs of deck rra-rta. Tho big band cf drcu3 rarfcrna were ready' to enter' into the spirit cf the thin-' and' would; have. ca::tc l ma. tcrially.in the success of a arie3 cf ftunt3 and exhibitions, had "Jup, Pla vius" been' inclined to behave 'liiai toll on thi3 particular trip. The Ventura came to a Derth at Oceanic wharf with C3 cabin, 2 second clas3 and 10 .'steerage,' passengers for Honolulu; Traveling .through .to Syd ney are ,147 passengers in-the 'several classes. The Bud Atkinson cowboys, Indians and ether perfonners practically mo nopopolizo the "second cla3 cf the liner.' X" If all goes well with -the discharrjo of cargo,Nthe Ventura is expected to sail Xcr ;Pago'; Pago and Cydry at three o'clock this afternoon. The rrovernorree-ived t. letter frcm the intcior department, cenveyirg the information' th at tho State Lerart mant has'given reccgr.itian to Gecrg Rcdlak, who will servo at ,thi3 pert ra Ncravegian consul during th3 laavo c! absence of the regular consul for tha t country.- v: -''TV:;

VTanted; promptly, an experienced 'field superintendent for la raj a- Ger pian sugar-cane plantation In :crth em Peru. Must speak German an f erred. Salary 50 pound 3 sterling monthly. Living' :expenac3 free.' Ad ares3, giving previous expeneneo ,and references, Inca, care cf Star- Bulletin:. 54C2-Cr.v Male Stenographer (white) by, me: cantile house; one or two years e- peri?nce .necessary; local man pre- ferred. Good opportunity for .ad vancement. X, this, off ice. I "-a. 5402-tf. V Two rooms, f furnished for light 'housekeeping. -State price and Io- cation,- AddressL. .A .Wo thi3 of- Unfurnished room.' Give full particu- lars by letter ..to "G. M.," this. office. v 'y: 5402-2t. LOST

v i Old-fashioned French key-wind gold Watch. ."1915" Fob attached.: Finder l return to office .of Star-Bulletin and C receive reward.: h 5402-tf. Sunday! on King' street,; between Port and Kamehameha School; black silk shawir gold fringe. Reward, this f office. :-';-'-v;T h 5402-3L FOR SALE.: Bargain Stoddard's Lecture Travel ler,: 13 vols. Tel. .4041. Call at res Idence end McKInley Road, Manoa: ;ah "t 5402-lm.: FERNS FOR. SALE. Ferns at a bargain; going away.' 836 Prospect:. SL a. 5402-tf. 618 North King SL Tel. 1879 v "Vr n: T f U" Uu SPECIAL SALE ese kt P.UUtAi U?? a k v h- Fuji Krhiliire Co Janan and In .TTklch la carabiaed ths HAW All CYCUNa BULLETIN, catatllahed i::2. I:;a:d Z:.::? ah''-.' Vv a- iJ,ii-Ji v: WAIACE ii m flat rati: for dicpl-vy Ai 'jr. r UNTIL JAN. 1 1D12 (Prafrrra 1 F TR.NSIE:rr RATE. ;i.CD nrat iazart:: CLAS3D?IED, Ona Cent p;r word CD AVERAGE DAILY CI R MAIN 0FFICE3 BRATiCII OFFICE w Per Month, tnyrharo In Ua". Fcr Cuartcr, any :o la Per Year, poatpalJ. far i kwr.A t l t Per Year, anyT. h-ro in C ana!a Per Year, r-'-t:, f: '-i Ready to Enl:r t t .ii C I I i Sir'Thcmas Li; tan, times trial to lift th with the ra; :t c:;; :o haa ravera.l r.:- rl: .'z enn ctinaa that h avj who la nav; in i pcaitly r ay a v. meatJn-r v.-;th all cv ..it, to J v.c"ad 1 d: ::r in r. pi lata mat: anal r. a Ycrh Yr.rV't Chah. In V Ii a I r (r I lr to arra.n NeaYcr::," I J iwv 4 I U O I J s 1 v 1. 1 I L 3 a ra i i to 1 1 i: 5 cf th faat th-t th t. n rr a Cr-a:i cf a va: L' ,CJ iC... a .J 4.. I J A. J W i th ":;o ho: fr 1 in lha c r iaa:::: "a :a; raay ba cor.itructa 1 c: th; the, fact th-t thay are all L-.ilt i k" 4 .A vi W V C -A V- k. v 4 1. rato any rcahhar v:at::a f: and landlocked. stretch :a, a.: j r.o danger cf 1' C:i t hand, I arai farced to l a will navi .to th3 Ath:.r,:a, a ..9 i.W4 i,i 4.. w I U I ti 4. and frcahiah as tho;U:::t:l teats, I can not r:at ra'ia :raa 4 3 t: if c i any' to i rctcct far.tha vc: a':a rr'. v of-p t -i i t 444yi Vk4Jr 4. 4 i (.Jc.i.. I t. ..It4...1 raca tho taat itaalf i caly lit for thr scrap head Regarding Sir Thcraa3 Liatan's in terest in a raco from tho ccaat to Ha waii (luring thi great fair cf 1U15. hs i3 quoted as follows by the Federal wireless to the morning- paper: "How far 13 it to Honolulu?" .asked Sir. Thomas Liptcn, v.-hen the proreaJ tion was-made to him. Nearly 21C0 milesrhe was told. How is the water?" i "Smooth in the summer time and a good sailing wind." t 'l am in, if you arrange it," was the Baronet's answer, "and I want a steamer to f ollow my yacnt with." Colonel Parker assured the Baronet that a steamer would be furnished and Sir Thomas expressed satisfaction." Accommodations, Service and Meal3 unsurpassed, at. the VPleasanjon "Ho tel Advertisement. v. a p z aco c ra co., ltd; i t i 1 ":t VIHE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS :.;hh:.J'.lerchant, Near Fcirt;.::? v J yas Examined; Glasses ;y. ;a:y: Factory on the Premlsij '1 Dbston CulLdlna -yFort Xtrttt Over May fi. Co-a 7 u i a' Supplied AM STAR i isinq over i:;c:i"... !t!an 23) .........1': i: and cuhaa;uaat I ;a casta par lias par v..:. CUL-ITIOX." JULT-C CTC::?. i;:3 at.':. 3 mAJ r- f -M 3 I J V j

t th j C at fiv Tha frcn i: Hii- :aa 'Uo.il-i t: .-I to t: ycu'v? cv r k pan to L- the- llr.t !hr r T t r r t f '..ili.;. h;--i.;? Notice I3 herehy given that fhaek Certificate No. 4.1 cf the :.Iutual Land ing Loan Sdciety of Hawaii, Ltd.. for ten (10) shares, standing in th? r.aa: j of Olaf L. SoresscTV and Certiria-t 3 No." 21; for five .(5) share3, standing In the name of Anna M. Sorenaon, havo been. lost, and all persons are warred against ,c handling ;o r n egotiating th a saoR1'-.. a 4 ..MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN SOCIETY OF ILUVAII. LTD., hby RICHARD IL TRIIN'T, 5402-tf .4. h Its Secretary. NOTICE TO crUDlTORS. The undersigned having been duly and legally appointed Executor cf the Will and of the Estate cf Anna Phil Hps,' deceased, late of Honolulu, Oahu. hereby gives notice to all .creditors cf said deceased; to present their clalr.i duly authenticated and with prcr a: voucherrv if any exist,, even if thj claim iii secured by mortgage u; i ,real estate; to him, the said execute.-, within 'six; months from the data cf the first publication hereof, or tho same will be forever barred. Dated. Honolulu, Nov. 2.", 1012. v RICHARD 'PHIL! TP. Executor of the Will .and eft' I tate of Anna Phillia3. dpcaa AJJXANDKR D. L i ''hey far i: f ;.rr;i::i

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sJ. i r A mmm The Perkint -v .Art Calendars are turprltei this-year new fcenesr-ner quality than ever before. '.v' v-'; .s-'-ry

In sepia 'and black Ask for them at any store where similar goods are 'sold. art r..:3 cn'tha lal;:t Lc::n, Tcj! and I.'eu Tcrk Custcm Lzziz, t:!-r cr.J T 1' f.!r: '3 i f 7V I,

i It': i cvr-y c: cA cf y 2 t3 C tr.i ...:.-:zz ts v!.-n U In, t' 1-7 a f: r rLrc-"i, c t:: I;;., t li 'it r t. ry czz 0M'l;Hr::::f::JGCo.; -j K .The rttnarkable camera: that. Is unequalcd for speed work, v Focal" plane .'shutter; image' shoWn,fult size on mirror, Used by newspaper-men and -all manner of experts; -D .Tcrjthing Photograplilc; X Fort, Near Hotel Hay's Old Konia Coffee LIST IN THE UARKET H E N R Y M'A Y- U 'C O Tt:?Z In tli crlt!- Uns cl i Photo Supply Co Sir Thomas Upton will not come to Hawaii during: his present it rip to the Pacific Coas t. Tliis is positive In formation,- coming fro ;r the .Irish sportsman himself, In a cable to Com- mod ore Clarence Macfarlane, received Commodoro Macfarlane, who might properly be .called the father of the trans-Pacific yacht .race, is a personal friend of. Sir Thomas, and when the news came that the latter was t,o be the moving spirit in a yachting feat ure !of :1S15, which 'might include a race from Sari f Francisco to liawaii, he sent a cable inviting Sir .Thomas to come to Honolulu and look the sit uation over. It read fls'.follqwsrrp-r;, "Sir Thomas Upton, Sari Francisco. "Aloha, from Hawaii. Cordially invite you as my guest to. visit Hono lulu,, home of trans-Pacific racc.i ;v "Commodore Macfarlane,' iV4ir W '"Yacht'' La Palama." Yesterday the following answer was Hue::;'.'--: -r yV: y, "Commodore Macfarlane, 'Yacht-La Palma, Honolulu, i "Kind telegram received Nothing would have given 1 me greater pleas ure, Jbut rsret lk of time pre.vcntf d: c Local Republicans are highly elated, by the persistent rumor on the main-" tend that President-elect Wilson is likely to retain Walter ;LV Fisher as. ccxTcuxry on ae inienor. uven the- fact ho Is considered -would seem to -indicate -Wilson's leanings, -'and to his .approval of the rclicics Mr. -3h- cr tr.3 Lccn cctaLIishing in the Depart- mem cunr.s nis tv,-o years in oice.. J They can ceo in thto an inclination j cn luu j;ur,i .ci uic. l rcziacni-eiect lo defer to tiie Territorial policy of the prcicnt administration eo ?that, even if Mr. Ticacr ia ncfcgiin chosen for lh' r ce biz euccccr v.ill Le expect ed to contlnua tho policies he has ad vocated. Thi3 'would mean that The wcrk cf Governor Frcar t'c approved and his retention dczired.'- "Daring his tricf term Secretary I'iLcr h"a v.cn an enviable, reputa ten," taid cno Hcrutlican today, "and ic he Is rcapr-'"tci by the new preii-. dent it v;ill La leeanso he rccornizes FlLhcr's value na a practical cllicial, o vhcm.thc national v. cal is primary, r.r.d I'ditical p-.rty'Is ct cr.Ty rccciid cry irar art an 1M --ill rcalLe '"lL-l J.ir TLacr ald' u....!' crcdit"n :thc Democratic- r.drainLtration. Anwir'th" latter acccptcUc reappointment "it:n c'eubtcdly will tc, not for the salary it orrerp, but the. the policies "wbdeh lc had framed and clcelrcs to put into; active c; era,tlon. "To a" man cf Fkher's ability tno salary paid his cfllce Is no inducement. Fat if bo acc;. it, then tbo tcrritor l:? cad the interior department- cer tainly arc to bo ccnrratulatcd. He ha3 in mind a policy for Hawaii, and l:o undoubtedly would like to remain in calec to put it Into uso with time io watch Its-effect. .His policies with rcrar1 to Al":l:a c." to Jhe 'Indians I, i, Sm tljoush Fizher may not ;be the new just as satisfactory to the citizens 6 Hxccutlvc's ultimate choice, frlends.of this Territory' v ?ir -l the locab adminiUra,tion argue thit i In anv event It is rerarrf hpro All You r.'ccJ is a 25 cent Bolllc of Danclcfinc" Hair Gets Xustrcus, Fluffy and Abundant At Orice Immediate Yes Certain T-l-thafa J whose hair has been neglectfed or i3 the: joy of 'it. .Your hatr becomes scraggy, faded, dry, brittle of thin. light, waT. fluffy, abundant' and. ap pears as 'soft, lustrous and beautlTul as a young girl's" after a Danderine hair cleanse. "Just try thismoisten a cloth Vvith a-Jlttle Danderine and carefully, draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. i TMa wlll lnnnco the finlr rf rltisK dirt This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil, and in just a few mo ments you have doubled the beauty of A delichtful surprise awaits. ularly those who have; been .careless, I f -.i v. s-- v j Vy v,.. v V B3sh6uld BEGIN. TO MERIT SHOULD BEGIN TO MERIT rlUNDRED3 OF LIVE ISLAND YOUNJCI, TENDER AND FAT I F YOIT O R D E R E A R LY YO U'LL G ET: WH AT YC;U W IS H. FINE C A L I F 6 R N I A b1: A N D M U TTON 1 J U ST P R E CEIVED. mm 63 I t me visiting Honolulu this trip. "fs rrhomas Liptofi.a" tTo ;have had Sir. Thomas Lipton make the ocean trip from San". Fran Cisco to .Hawaii, and see for, himself what sort of a run It is, would have, been one ot the best guarantees tha4 he' would try and promote a transjPa ciflo, race in connection w ith the In ternational races which he is; planning1 for San Francisco, said; Commodore Macfarlane this morning. "If he had come here, I'm! sure hq would have been .greatly Interested, In the Idea. As It Is, I think that there Is a good chance, of the race going through ;In 1915, for Sir .Thomas Is not the sort of Taehtsm-m whr "!iIIpvm In thf Vmrely racing machineof the skim ming dish type. C He wants to race real yachts, and I think that the sori of boat which he designs and buildi for, the proposed race at. Sari Fran Cisco, would bo well able to make the run across to Honolulu Especially as 'his own boat, and those which might be built in Europe, will beat thoroughly testing; out the capacity of. every entry. J, V Incidentally, Commodore. Macfar lane has ordered a 52 h.; p. engine for La Palama, and will have her as an auxiliary; cruiser by -next season. TDM cV the mainland have been In forW for somR time, and &n far have tpccIv ed hearty endorsement from the pep: pie affected directly. There :-is 'nc doubt his Hawaiian clans would nrovt .sn excellent foreshadowing of event that Fisher's -nama Khrmlrt vrn h considered, for that is construed Ho j mean that the Democrats close to the president-elect have .approved hi work to a large extent, and that thev expect the president to, accept hh recommendations. :v 'J 0-'" :V':: r.'EW cmr.'ESE co;:sul to succeed nr?. CHEr.' According to recent reports recelv cd by the- local Chinese colony, the present consul for.; Honolulu, -Chen Cains Ho .is' seen to to superseded, and his succceaor, it 13 stated, vill be a diplomat trained In foreign lans uacs and the duties of hi3 oGccand will bo given the raak of consul gen eral; -It .r"rs-t!:rt1h:? "-t Ciinero consul is rn upholder cf the lato I.Ian thu Empire,, and' the. younserChincc!: blood of the City are anxious to-'haye a conanl here who -Is more In touch Avith-modern: conditions and Repub lican form qS government It has been charged that Chen Ching Ho has been very slow in his actions against certain matters that have come un before the consul that have required Immediate attention, one In stance being the case'of Wong Fooli, the Chinese who .was killed on the lorea some time ago. -It is. alleged that the possessions of the dead m!in were .turned over to the consul on his demand, but he appeared" to .take no further interest -in the case. I v i 1 L A. L J JU ine dissolves every particle .of. dand r iff;; cleanses, purifies 1 and invigor ates the scalp, forever stopping itch ing and falling hair, but what 'will please; you most will be after .a' few weeks tise of Danderine,, when, you will actually see new hair fine and i?nwitv flrstl-TPS hut wnllv tipw downy at; first yes but i really new hair; growing; all over the; scalp. If you care for pretty soft hair, and lots of it. surely, get a 25 cent bottle ot partlc-.Knowlton's ..Danderine. from any drug rstdre or toilet counterf and just try it I r:

i v XONSIDE CONSIDERATION. WE HAVE VTUREYS. "ARE OF VARIOUS WEIGHTS. V e I-L'C'B CO., '-A t i 7 i v 1 k- u yo i -XCcsUaafdiroa Page I) to cause any raise of; price in that product5 However, v should the war continue for six months or more, the price rwould probably go,np. Gcr many. Austria and Uussia are great sugar-beet producing countries, and should the crops be left to go to waste in the fields: through the absence of L the laborers who harvest "them, there U n0 doubt be a greater demand !or cane, sugar, and especially i from the Hawaiian Islands. I. -vc: 5 'The beet crops in the three, coun tries mentioned, will be harvested dur ing the middle of, next month;' and another crop Iwill not;' be planted un til nex,t-April, and, between the time when the crop is taken off and when a new one is planted would give these nations plenty of time for their war fare, whicli. would probably not last that long, i Besides the greater part bf the labor in the fields is done by the women and should the men .be called away to a war". like the -one which is rumored, these crops would Mill: be --gotten, off arid v new one planted. It is therefore doubtful as to wneiner ine warwouia aueci iue sugar interests.' Sr r v.- "If Japan becomes involved it will be a very "8erious thing fori Hawaii. Large numbers of Japanese would go home and it would be impossible to replace them on the, plantations,' said Harry Armltagel :yS t r G ll. Buttolph .believes that Eu ropean war would help the sugar, mar ket there are no 1 two sides about hat: However, I have just had a cu rious theory statedto me by a client He figures that' a war would cause a large increase of exports of foodstuffs rom the United States: This would increase; thev cost of living in the United States, with the result that thcr? 'puld ba an irrepressible, de--mand for rf-cq sugar.": ril: J.1S. 'McCan'dlcss said: ..Tour queo jf.ion 13 very; sudden, as the girt said. I suppose ,war would afTect the .Euro pean' 'labor market and thu3 prevent U3 gfettlns any more labor, from that quarter;;; IV found. In California the sr.eat- trouble.; wa3 labor. The whole world is J looking for labornot only Hawaii. So far as the price of-sugar is concerned, I rather think' war would curtail the consumption of su gar. ,y.; v ,;---,v Cecil ilSrown said that-he believes 'a European w ar wll not hurt us' any. !t 'would certainly make the market better for our sugar, owing to the withdrawal', of labor' from the Euro pean beet sugar industry. Of course, t would ditch our European immigra ion scheme.. If Japan got into a war it ..would affect our sugar industry more; Two-thirds of the Japanese la Dor on our plantations belong to the Japanese army reserve corps." -i-;. "I have really not given much thought':- ti);ahe matter.,- One thing .hat occurs-; to fine is that, England i3 one of the 'largest sugar consuming jbuntrlcs.said J. F.l Hackf eld. "She obtains tv- great portion -of ncr sup plies 'froL' '"Continental 'Europe, and in i 1; C c vc n t K I -vvur that'"sourco a. oul X be' stoppeif, Then England would be obliged o'draw. u'pon Cuba and Java for her Wugar supply." MVTo would not get any-European Inimirants in the event" of war in Europe, "i don't think, however, that t licro is going to be .a, general war. Wars nowadays are of pretty short duratjon, anyway; -said Richards iv ers.-y .r'--' v ;f x: t r 1 y m k m tm 4 k 'ntJ m k V ;'J FT r (Continued Iron Pa?fi 1) elect seem to entertain the same view. It is almost apparent that an extra ordinary session Is Inevitable,; as any other course would'; invite v sucn ad verso criticism as" to seriously en danger the successor President Wil son's administration. V? I i Bryan is Uuty"-'-:' :r7 J i. William J. Bryan has -been here for aWee&liV! faVbrsjleglsIation by which the regular session of Con gress! shall follow; 'r March r 4, thus njaklng extraordinary assemblages un necessary. lie urges the passage of pending bills which would; make the change effective, He -refuses to dls cuss the Cabinet formation, Or the possibility that he will, be offered and accept the f Secretaryship of State. .1 The reactionary and Progressive Democrats t uC the: Senate are lining up for a: vicious fight ;f or control of that body: when :thenew; Congress' comes into existence, -v The Reactionaries have a small majority as 1 the situa tion stands, but' a long. and bitter wrangle 'appears- cerfalnw The storm center ;wiir ragexabout; thef selection of Senator Simmons as; Chairman Jbf tne f finance committee." f tte.i as charged with; -beirigl avPrptectlbn Democrat and almdst as much wedded to the! high tariff duties as was v Sen- atondrIchwhenChe;beld thatfpo sition The Progressives urged": the designation of Senator Stone a3 chair man. Mr.- Simmons Is; entitled; to the place by seniority: The controversy threatens to Jose muchrof the benefit gained by the democrats?: through gaining possession of the Senate. jo: 'A' very feffective-iThanksgiving; ser- vtce was held yesterday at -Leahi Home. Short 'addresses iwere made byC 'J. Day and; Frank; Cooxe. Two lady visitors frora Australia volun teered thein services, in. music and 1 an address and were-;very; entertaining, for which, those in charge- of the mee ing -are yerythankful. :Mrsr Bowen also took a-promlnent- paYt ln5 the ser- vices:--t;-V'?.;r'-;' -f The doll sale which Vwasr conducted under i the .auspices bf the Golden Circle Sewing: Club last Saturday proved to Jbe a mosii successful one, the total receipts' being over one: hun dred and twenty-five r dollars. Ticket 'number fifty-five, which was iheld by Mrs." John' Wallier," won the bii doll; 'DC". r. sr.:. 9 r-r::; c Trr:rTr";:;

:::liliiLikiili Lm vU'I w iJ wi-.M Following a 'serious illness which terminated in partial paralysis, 0. A, Steven, a representative of the Ha waiian Sugar. Planters Association in the Philippines. where -for some time past he has. served; in the capacity cf labor, recruiting agent; is a pass :ncr in the Japanese, liner Tenyo I.Iaru, en route to the mainland, in search ol health. v-!. Y: -iMr.- Steven was" stricken while cn the. China coast. For a tinio hia. con dition was .deemed' serious." ."I!?- .way ordered to return 'to the mainland, .-end during the stay of. the-Tenyo JIaru r.t this port Jias been given opportunity to. confer 'ith heads of the planters' labor bureau.' V- Steven and Pinkham havo teen op erating, in the central and; southern Philippines with-considerabia cuccc-. judging from the steady stream of lit tle brown brothers. that finds its way toHawaii witU every steamer from the Orient. Mr. Steven's present; intention Is to proceed to British Columbia and' the northwest to spend. the greater part of the winter. .-1 Arrangements are under way to be gin tho hearing cf tho next' and final Uahuha Ei to hearing in Federal Court on December 2. The counsel fcr. th'i I owners. and for. tho covcmmcr.t I.:. loxcmplete the-cr.-o- by .r .:-;z. t .A' O O

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it: f yc tt: pt fa dc be be to KC ll? PL k I yt w u or" h; a! i rr, j pi v. i el. cc r lr s xv i t! fS cr f c rr t!: r O; i .i I: 1 MM r J' f CZ7 t S3Y H. ALLLiM M- V v. r 1 EDITOR i.VDAY NOVEMBER 23, 1912 Orr virtues arc most fivqucnt1y but vices dis- c La Itochcfoucayld; f '2 PEOPLE VSi OFFICIAL' LAXITY i A ppalling crimes Vagainst young girls have lied the point where ministers of the gospel e called a" niasmtiting to -discuss remedial i:re;. TJi'e 'president of the Inter-Cliurch ration declares that dela in acting means ;:plcarance of lynch law here lie calls for ;::i:iunity gathering to talk over the evils Vinister growth,' it is broadly intimated, 1 cn unchcxkal byhose constituted author: t o whom the people have given the power !.e duty of safcguarding youth and inno- well as life, health and property. jjubtedly Honolulu needs sonic plaih-Kpok-r ion of statutoVy crimes against young rimitteil jji this citjv The apathy of the .unity has been remarkable and dangerous, .irkable because it is almost inconceivable iltlic rentiiiient'rhould be so little aroused f t'da ily n; et itiou o shocking .ctoricj at -lire station, or. in the courts, dangerous :opIe too rudely thaken from thejr ij r 1 to run to. the other-extreme;-. theitcr c;;trcine of taking the law into their own :::t Honolulu needslb not a red f ire of de- .ition, not an outbr.: ts')f tcrical oratory 1 a;;ainst the police o ti.e prosecuting at v.; or the court;;, but tome jober and pragti ve ti';af!oii to fir ot-t v I 'm's to ..blame foi t tha. human briitc.i itel free to wreak lasting passions on innocent children -of 'Ay. What Honolulu needs at the mass 's;: next b'u inlay nh;Ut iji'not stir ''up -anger, (i:: re. pais il!ility.v .'tsr-llullctin this morning allied the if the heads of the police-department,-." V s liturial crr!c:a!s, -or fediral-offi- f'.l '.rl to tin' ias....:meetir.''r. The r. Ivors tl: t S" the. vaisoas pr.hlic au to I s .sa sus I fer p'. :ht condi- .viable t a; a. sally to the ma: aaeeting. .':s.r-II;:l!ctin dess not at all approve that e(s:i. as ai. this community t to li sis t!iis, r: ve r'lbjeet.. ought to ;sr f c' Mise and his dep- l prosecuting attorne;..the juvenile court the V.'X. di t sa riiey, ii faet, ev isial who e dutiw b ar w on the enforce f law, and -older h---.lilt there 13 laxity s enforcement, find out: tchcrc it- is! If wcakne.. s in the lavs, ji.ul out what hues c and how to strcutffhcii thcm!' IMhere Let in, office, ask. the man icho' holds that :rht he is not carryu'rj out his sicotn duty! a era! disciLJon as to the prevalence a'of hsrcawill net help this community greatly, sat is well, recognized that .there is too much here, too much unpunished; crime, s too sh 'unprcsccuted crime. a i;e way to' nail responsibility for failure to a:ee any' particular law is. notto make hes about it, but to nieet the officers of the face to face: talk to them from the shoulder, vs incpntiwvertibly just where their duties lie L v. liat the Jaws are, and then apply the facts to crinie,;the facts as to law, and the facts as ffic-ial jurisdiction. va;- s;;:3" v;' At the last election the people'ol, thisjcily "al ed the present chief of police to. stay in ofdee. is elected for two vea rs more. The r-Bullet in said before election: and- repeats that- the police' department v of Honolulu ds straightening out more than1 any, other one irtment in the citv: l lJut condemnation of sheriff now will do nothing without practi moves -to liclp him enforce the laws; to com hini to wake up and carry out his duty like s I ert citizen instead of nii 'of f ice-filling poli- ..5.. i- j. a' lli'ity-'y. The maKsmeetingJs a step iu the right direc- but it will be a short step indeed unless it pt ona practical teis ajidsit can Jbe most st ical if the public of ficialviio presumably at to'uo their full dutyareaskeu to counsel stly and diligently witl-fhe leaders of this .munity. s made to take a hand," Bhould the conflagration swwp- from the Balkans up into the nearer LITTLE INTERVIEWS I ss- In a ;ixTeht sieecli, Preinier Asquithdetdared that the victors must not Ie -robbed cf their spoils thus intimating that Giatrifain inight onnose Austria's clcsiirna oh' Albania! a In4 the t t ,V. .V I atorti froni tariff aided states? And same breath ho affirmed Britain's disinterested- tht nthPT .-.thinira.' wodeaV-heet ness by laying. England has no direct, interest in the- exact form; which s. the iwlitical atidl terri torial redistributions niajv take. The special ie lattoiis' of thedther4 (powers,- gwaphical,seco Doniical, ethical and historical, with the scene of the conflict arc such that ihey cannot be expect; ed no t to cl aim d yoi ce Ayuen the time comes for perm a nen t set t lement.'' t a-KJ:'SaSri; n. f w v T" v?'- Sn a t .i rs Winston Hpencer CJiurchill, first; lord of the aduuralty, was -less diplomatic in his'dis o f B ri t ai n's rei at ions wltln the other Powers, f "Xo harni; can .be done flns plain speaking' he said; The.O'ermans are a peopjerwith robust iniuds and. aliigh 'ense of honor and fair play. They 1 ike a f fa i iu pu t plainly aiid sciuarely, before them. The relations of the two .countries have improved ttMadilyV dote: m ination to hiaihtain supremacy. The best way to" end the rivalry, js to go right qu and prove that we cannot be overtaken." y" Mr.' Churchill saijl thrft. recruiting for the navy ha(L tripled 'during tjie last year.lt It had been iirtungeil to put a sixth battle (luadrpn ip comihission sin 1013, JnsteaoVTofTll)15; ;Athe prq en t' time there are morethan twenty bat tle ships and cruisers in the eastern Hedtterranean. He concluded IrAVhat has made the year memorable has, been the spbntaneoua and simul taneous niovement of t thee great dohiiuions to ward: partieip:itionj, iii; thej imperial ;naval;de fenie.; ..The -union" of the nations of the British empire for imperial defence; is on the; road to consummation Kew Zealand was the first and Australia followed; In a: few days tjie Cana dian parliament will make: an announcement of naval policy V6rthysof the power and loyalty of the great.-umihiori.--.sv.;- W. M. KENDALLNo. I am fiot worrying about the. tariff. Whyhould 1? Did you erer-read, the discimiona in Congress over the PayneAIdrich bill? Did you notice what the Demo craUc representatives and senators had to say then? Did you ever stop to think that that old time stronghold of tariff revision, the 'solid South has been honeycombed with manufactur ing plants? The: Democrats -have a small majority in the senate. sWhat do you IhinlL will happenttf Tlvwhen they tal about reducing the tariff on beet sugar? How do.jrou, think the two senators from Colorado will vote cn thaU not they alond'bht other sea Army of f icers Avhp egin. tjieir ridipg tests to dav ma' take Koine comfort fr6m the thought that 'Secretary'" of AVar fimson 13 doing ij: also. Stimson went. into the three-mile obstacle ridr ina; test at Fort Iers,- Ya: a few- days ago, the f irsf stime in years; that a secretary of Var has participated with -officers in an actual riding tr d s-;-a.'S; '-X a a ;.v"'s-a.-S-;1 a s.Sa; 'li Speakingf Tammanyizing Honolulu, wasn't there something ;in the New York papers a few weeks ago abou t New York getting so tired of Tammany's corrupt s regime sthat the 5 city and state turned oh Boss Murphy and forced a the nomination ilUam:Sufe a--;of wild game. As a passenger in tne -..-a-av J- r aa;-';-:-. --:-v r 1 Venturaihe was an arrival at the port According" to s press 'dispatches from the scene of war; the diamond industry is being hurt. If-it; gets hurt monds begin to sell for abouta dollar a quart, we will become a interested. lirimer's nhnie still gets iii to the papers'once in a while, r The Illinois i governor has just had to call an extra session of sihe legislature to fill the vacancy caused by the ousting of the notori ous ''senator. ;;r :iA?rSi&; i'-. v CV?S--S ;'S". S"''"' S fv vS- T S:. :?i;sV a-:;-1-; r airPresidtmtrel is planning to see all comers at the Wiite House, he swill have to set iside la special day- for' the candidates a for .1 one colflmn this morning wb read that the Kaiser; thinks he should have the Nobel peace prize.', In another, wq read' that the Kaiser has ordered 136,00Qirtserris& .'--'J-r, i a; The princiffal; iteni on -the bill of fare at the Men's League dinner j tonight, is a city; charter. tS'S-fiS'v a? L'K:: 4. ,Si!7' VSraa; V'-'-aa s- a ooiieu. inea,. incasseeu, sieweu anu ltiasteu. .'f .S caiTxr .ta;:e;1 nunos: 4 If ".this Taninianyizirig off thex .Honolulu citv government proceeds It illabeB6ssRiveri burgh pretty.: soon.",a as ':yX(-:J. 1 Four da3 s .lef t to aid' the Kings Daughters 111 raising ,their.fund beings--:t:s'?tav'ta at Britain has played a conspicuously im 1 and impersonal part in the Balkan war t .a present tinie,-biit jf this war f isjthe .at fire:; all Europe,, there is ho doubt aaia d kingdom 'must take a hand. Nor Pirin!? the fire chief doesn't nnnpnr to 1m ji .1 'Albanians' notexactl spot for u quiet residence-just now. a I waSnt Iwbrrying about the tariff. J 5 LiilLViliLiL'LiJiil. a.s -I ja-.,,;- Coy Scouts Alert! S, ;S'; s;s The. governor of the territory of Ha waii will review the Boy Scout3 of America Honolulu Troops I,, 11, HI, IV and V at the makal side jl the Capitol Tuesday, Nov -26S- s S;:-s JAMES A. WlLDJEU. Commissioner. Next i Wednesday morning at, SlO tugaiv ttonX forget that,. I should say o'clock,, per, the Muna Kea, a picked a: IL lROliniNGi tUH'ili a 5 HajjraTian planter 'is at-tbe Hotel StewartEx aminers?1 S-.--a": ,S;'v rsV-- 'i-' WALTER M. QIFARD, 'president of the board of csrlc;ltures and for estryIa on the island of Hawaii. s S.. A. T. iIXlS, representing the Paci fic -Phosphate" Company Is at through pafsenrcr 'in the Oceanic liner Ven tura Nfor" stlle;"Colctes?i h u -tlRS-'W.; LANT2 artcr an extended visit j'tai the 4nainland apd to Europe returned las a pa((J:i5if Jn, llie tDcean la liner; Ventura this morning. MISS L. F. PINKHAM, a passenger in the Teno Mani. will remain in the islands ;fort- two weeks before resum ing thejomev to the, mainland, V.- Hx COOK, connected with the Alaskan Packers Association is a pas senger 'in tlie Ventura wlio wllly re main here, forvsome weis on busi ness arid pleasures;' l --vf a JOHNiSOi of) Ic lolulu; .former adjutant? ceneral of Hawaiian Na- tlonat Guard -is at the- SteWarfc Ex aminer. f sa '.-.v; a-; -v V DRnST.STXVLTScreotly. improved a in health was v included among 'the passengeff tosreturn to Honolulu this morning in the Oceahiq liner Ventura. r y s- JAMES SCOTT, T representing-; a mainland advertising firm, who attends to the "distribution of circulars and f oldcrs,"i3 a through passenger In the Jnpancss -liner TcnyoIaru ehroutf Id4 the mainland. S sf f-aa s, ,S WILLIAM BARKLEY, Frederick W Gotch, A. C. Bryer and Fred Mott are well known ParaEasrqrji?tea.r1)uy ere returning from av business triple China and Japan." They are througb' passengers In the7loyoKisen,'KaIsh? lirr Tenyo Maru. .;,SV a-'' "'f H C.' CS SPINK; a promoter from thp mainland representing a', picked team of baseball r pennant winners is mak ing a trip to Australia-with a view ot pulling,' ?off a S series of exhibition games .therea Ho Js, ii through ,pas senger in the Occra;li :er Vcntura-s O. A; STEVEN, representative ol Steven suffered' from- nn Scute stroke bf s paralysis awhile atcay.ancuris Sire turning- to Sther mainlands torecuper ate. s is --a "a' -S a saa -SS- V:-.: -a JOSEPH P. COOKE of Alexander Ealdwin, was a returning passenger in the pet anic InerTrt uraliavlng Eperit several i,.ont! ol' the main land on business and, pleasure bent He represented' the Ct: gar Factors at a series of conference held with main land; importers and buyers, v s a HARRY M. WHITNEY, of the pas senger 'department of ;C. Brewer and Company is back fro ma mainland trip during which time be" had opportun- patrol of -the Boy -Scouts will go to Labaina, Maui, to demonstrate boy scout activities, They will camp near the Baldwin house and after a lectJuro by. Mr. Wilder, on -Wednesday night, oh -Thanksgiving morning .will, go through some scouting, stunts such a3 saff drill, marching, work with the kit cart, tent pitching and life-saving drills life-line, breeches buoy, lirc man's lift, drowning a holds and breaks. First aid splints, bandaging, tourniquet, makeshift, litters. and drowning drill. There will also be drills in camp cooking and fire-lighting. S There? will be field engineering, signaling, bridge lashings, and an im promptu windlass. These stunts will be followed by the recitation of the scout promise and laws, a stag danco and een-gon-yamaV the Zulu song of praise, the Star-Spanglcd Banner and the salutes a s r a y r S; The scouts will go: to Wailuku cn Saturday morning-and perhaps to Paia or Puuncne, returning Saturday at 5 o'clock in. the afternoon by the Mlka hala," via .lolokai ports, s- (Con'.inutd from Pa; 1) this morning. a. MRS.1 ;EDV ARD DS TENNEYS one of ..the well-known hostess of Hono lulu, hlh been Vspenlng; par) Vof the early, sweater here, tgh'tjl left. recently f or herl home, to return soon:. Mrs. Tenhejl Iwas much entertained while here, and her generous hospitality af forded here f rferls.inany, deli:btf ul OccasIoh.-rExami ncrl &t m d as v iFvT. P.sWATERltt)nSE, and -Mrs; Waterh oiise, iviio'have oeen away or ah -extended visit to the Orient, u turned h the liners JenyoiMaru this monifajpisMr.Watefh6u8flrepient ed local? capital in rubber estates io eated ihl the Federated Malay States. Whilo away, Mr. Waterhouse lias neen rulte ill with typhbi from which -lie Is slowly, recoverihgj 't S r sa HONOLULU DRUGGIST DESERVES PRAISE SS The Hollister .Drug Co. deserve? praise from Honolulu people for in troducing here the simple buckthom barks and glycerine inJxture, knqwn as Adler-i-ka. Tnls simple; German femedy first became famous by cur ing appsndicitis' and It has now been discovered that A SINGLE DOSE re lieves" sour stom&& Jgas v ion the stomach and constipations INSTANT; ly. -v-a him,. Another said 'I live where these-things are l going on k if S they coir.e to my family, I shall Tevert to prircal type; and kill There is a feel tog; growing here, that since law and justice come from the people, if those idrainistering the same fail to carry out the people's will, that they have the '.right to go back to a community gathering and take action. Vhc t h c r this proposition Is"- defensible or Ind e fensible, it exists, '-and (ho Vritcr heard a prominent 'man say that a vlilanco com.mfttee a was quietly being dis cussed.' a SS-- w vfSSS "Up to the present time these cut rages? have; been confined, to,' a prrt of jthe.'city.or ..'to Hawaiian,' Chinese c r Japanese girls,, and the community has' .heretofore ss talked and ha3 deno nothing, s Let one' cce occur arr.cra white vChildre say,, inathc Pun-S: district, and;there would to r.ctio which' jwouldsshake '.tlio1 jcitjs 'td'V.z 'onfho -fitiH -lnrl tri rebuilt a frTflll f n right :not wis;? bectuisesno cne knov.y at what' pointv outrages -will.v cease, hor risht for. to the question, An I sny brother's keeper comes the ans wer, Yes, you are, and if you neglect your brother: the a'scourg .of '.plague pr cf outrage will suTel touch you sooner, or later s as. ;;The Council of the Inter-Church Federation has by resolution author ized the; undersigned to call a mas3 meeting at the. Bijou Theatre Tor Sun day, December 1, at 7:45 p. m. It is most desirable that goodly number of men and women representing or ganizations and social wonc pres ent I therefore .earnestly request you to" be present and to- si on thp platform. X '':-:TXXXXh1X'-; ."Will you kindly send me; an ans wer as to Tour Intentions? s a a 'a Falthfullr yours a s" Signed); "HENRY B. RESTARJCK;. "President Inter-Church Federation of Honolulu." -:s Sv-,;r TO GIVE BIG LUAU FOR r.IATERfJITY.HOuE A For, the benefit of the r Kapjolani Maternity Homet a Juan will bo held by sevetal of the most prominent so ciety S leaders oL -Honolulu ;on the grounds of that institution next Sat urday afternoon; ;Tho affair is an as sured success and will prove to make 'a delightful afternoon to sthose who attend. Those who will be? in charge of the table are. ss s ,f s Princess Kalanlanaole -Irs. Wm. Mutch, M rs SyVr ii Bowers Mrs. G eo. Woolsey, Irs. J. A. Cummins; foreign lunch, Mrs; R. SW. Shingle; ice cream and t coffee, Mrs. S F. E. Richardson lemonade 1 and i flowers, Mrs. A. J. Campbell fsiyaa H'M 4 The Men's.Bible Class of the SIr E. Church wlir give a pie social at the church. Tuesday "evening. e; fun will commence at; J o'clocx. The com mittee In charge especially invites the editors and reporters of tho local papers. A general invitation vis ex tended to all. a,-a -a a'.'- ''vv.:-'- rrr t rrti i ii ne i nnnSiGsivinR; Dinner SuRests the addition of some, new piece of rilvcr orcut glass for your table, .Other suggestions are: r !'":a, Handsome Carvin'Scts Coffee Percolators ,f Shefiield and Sterling Vegetable Dichua and Platters a

Sterling and CutGlass Candle Stic!; WICHMAM'G Leading Jew!::: .."Nov t).:y tsiy k I j r.: j lovers to !:i:3" "Well, CM yc;i c hcr cf l")vcr3 dclr.j It fcr tl. L'cslthr'. ICcl.nuki r:-a:..u Av .a... ;.:r::s: t f 4 i-4t '4 ii ,tVI.J- w.. i I ......S .1 .i ''S. .s MAfMUM-T-Kesiaence l.oi iiow q. tu. NUUANU 40,000 sq. feet in the upper, cool part of the valley .$1750 OCEAN VIEW Modern t Home with all conyeniencef V,V.l Sl$S5pp a ANAPUNi;8TModer'n. story ho use a New DunQdjowr vv .$4S50 YOU NG ST. Residence lot,-12931 sq, ft ,l ..$2X00; PAWAA-Modern V2 story houses. .r i v ...;.$45C0 AULD LANE 3-Bedroom. House -and lot $1750 PACIFIC HEIGHTS-ri-Cholce Home -A.:.;vC:. !;v:'.Svv.lV$S00O. COLLEGE STREETr-3 Bedroom House and 2-Bedroom Cottage ..,'..$3,000 OCEAN VIEW Several choice lots, also acreage-fheaps, r,;'T Vsss1 n',.:- s f -SS S S. S 'S S:St r-xono floor, judd rtuiLDim s-sr.tioTi", linvo been popular plan. s -:ssyjLi-iti j Th3 Pcpalif Jiv.;!:ra 7"?' 11- It t ii M -I COrtTIER FORT AND MZHCHANT ZIV.ZZ'Z i s A second ts a trifle but, successive tsconds' ccrrp::; ct:r si nity. s C50.li down and S10.CO a rncnth is fc-t a trifl:. In a short time It means a home paid, for. I will tti! ycu r i I happened to buy In ka'mukl. I had1 wanted- a 'h:.r.::!t5 with high elevatfoni with a view of th's c::an sni-rr.:--n- tains," good air, pleasant surroundings and a cssd t:S:cI f;r. as mySchildren, and the othsr localities; I found were eISS:r ;a too expensive or" In an undesirable 'district. Ju:t a few c f the many bargains we have to offer; :a s a -t Lot-No.. 134 Palolo Hill LotNotir PaIolo;'Hill;. 3 L6ts Oceah View, RescrvoiKve;;:. 3 Lots Ocean Views 181 and Kaimukl 14:3 $500 acre Tract, Paiolo Valley. House and- Lot, Park Ave. v. .it .v; House and 2 Lotty-Palolo Hill '-s-'S: a aa r .a; v- a; 's"

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Yi -J ba developed press service of ex- la taking form In a book on the tended ranged w subject; to come from the prcssjthls wmier.f. ,y The Ohio campaign was marked perhaps by a more extend re and I 'l l U M tban y, other that has been, part 01 tins years programme; ;;ims, was partly due, no doubt, to the -fact that I the Issue was a very Jive one in Ohio, Tlolently- opposed" by Uhe liquor .Inter- signal .records of successes .that of too. to the fact ihaf the cress bureau -y Puiliclty agent. In the theatrical pro- of t the Ohio late suffrage Tiead fesslon this success dates back to a quarters was thoroughly organized and decade ago, when play producers first not disposed to let slip any oppo began'to discover that a woman could tunity to "aglUte"V for Its cause be the -man In front of 'the show"r through -the .'medium; of the state to good-advantage. In the Interim press.- r -.a: several women have handled the pub- One of the headquarter officers was llclty work j of "big shows-to -good Miss Elizabeth, Houser; long Identl purpose. t fled with suffrage publicity work, and Women's club work has been; for the press chairman, was Miss Mary years a sort of, training ground fof Gray Peck, who left a university po- women, in; tho Mndllng of the pub- sltlontto take up suffrage work. JJlss licity; .d etail for a. given cause or Peck was born and f reared In a" part organization. The ."press, chairman"; of New York state of historic assocla has become more, or less institu Uon-, tlons In the suffrage struggle. Her al In the notable organizations for wo- first diploma was-won from Elmlra men all over the country. She .sends College, which is tbe oldest chartered .out notices and "stories' and for-' college giving women degrees for the wards the case of her organization same work as that done by men. 1 8ub- along the lines of, public Interest, ln seqentiy. she did post-graduate work xo far cs she can.; Any; ono who has In Cambridge University England, occasion to handle many of these' re-an"d was a member, of the faculty of ports-of prers .chaJnsan. is ITkelv to the Univprsitv. of -Minnesota.- for be Impressed by tfcd professional case eight years." She has serred as secre- -ita wnica me wcrK is turned out, tary of the 'National: Suffrage Acsocia me rt:iic vi newepappr. ana magazine fitness that is acquired:. bj those amatenrs,, and their 'facile adaptabili ty to arbitrarr literary forms. Graduating tcsitUriics frba 1 this tcrt vt work, fcrr-tlncs stcprlns -directly forward rrcb private life, are tha women whohave in char-the publicity ork In f the campai.ns' for equal tvifrtze Iz. tl: Tr.rlcus -statci. Oregon: Karsas, Ari:cr.a,' Michigan ar.4 Wisconsin-all? tave the publicity interests cf their-state organizations 1 -i A WOMAN OF: THE ..r.r HOUR IS AT, WORK Congress' appropriated 5(M00 for the maintenance of the work of the Of the various vocations for women Mt i knA nrbiected Into the civic I children's bureaiL and althoush It has ttat have "come Into being In recent consciousness with a suddenness Inot yetibcen definitely organized years one ,in wnicn tney nave maae, that was stimulating. And partly due, that Is In Its nnef details Its pu poses are. being quickly defined. Every condition 5 surrounding' the children of this country will be thor oughly 'Investigated by the agents of the new bureau, f who will in turn re port; through the secretaiy:?of com merce and labor to congress with view: to effecting legislation to cor rect whatever evils present them selves ln',the moral jina physical sur roundings of children. That it Is go ing to take' a long time to: gather this Information In Its entirety no body doubts, but as each, condition manifests itself Its immediate correc tion will be urged. 5' f X Bliss Lathrop is u graduate of Vas sar college and a member of its board of trustees. She has made -a' wide study of sociology, has worked In Hull House, Chicago's famous social settle- ment; nas studied tbe conditions In hospitals; Insane asylums', Institutions for, the deaf,- dumb and blind has gone: Into factories and other similar places where women and child, Jabor is i employed,; and 'has fgone down to the very bottom of conditions sur rounding the" poor and working class es; In .varioua sections of the country. Ehe loves child ren,and this attribute is the basis for her enthusiasm in their welfare v She knows all about baseball and can discuss J: the i fine points of the game with the most rabid "fan" :f among .the boys with whom her .work has.broyght her into contact f She has'- whispered.- word of comfort for the little tot 'whov has broken her dolly;; and with the sturdy little boys whose interests are' center ed, in steam engines and kites "She has all the Intricacies of these mystf- rying inventions at. her finders' ends. She-knows how: to play and knows practlcallyvery 1 child's game that was ever invented. Fifteen years ago she was appointed a member of the state board of charities of, Illinois, a positlon'.she has held ever since.' As a means of fitting herself more tho oughly to help the cause of child wel fare Miss Lathrop" has familiarized herself with the laws relating to chil dren, not only those on" the federal statutes but those of various states I throughout the" country. "Carmen" will doubtless meet with considerabieapprovalr'- Other 'changes will be made by the balance of the vaudeville .talenfhlle a special feature is made of the mov ing picture programi uc. This will be the last. week of vaude ville at the; Nuuanu street playhouse for some time to! come as beginning Saturday: the Hughes Musical Comedy Company will bold sway for two weeks, following this a 'dramatic stock takes issue for patronage. I When you are not feeling well, ev erybody you meet- will recommend seme remedy they wouldn't think of trying themselves. AMUSES 2.-ITS ton and was a' fraternal r delegate f rora.v the National Women's Trade. Union LeagueHo the international con gress "in, Stockholm, last year. Some of her.' attention has Veen given to investigation of Industrial conditions In Chicago- last winter and the enamelers'-; strike. At uthe recent meeting of. the board of directors of the. .;;C c z til Fc c ration' .'cf 'vTc :.:U Cluhs Ens. WT.3- ap-clntecj secretary of ltd drama taction c the lltera ture committee.' She Is a-Journalist In the har.!3 cf wi '"-awake chairmen. J and-lecturcrr' and her knowledge of; In Connecticut,. I. In;; Ed ward' Tcrrltt the hlElorycf the suffrage movement VLi-d ;;':;.v:!ffl: v Uil -N---r'i- a. V.'i A 3 1 xj rirrvsi urea us xicn, jour bi tCLLIcn vtlll seen Le turned to-' irard r:."LInT the cceuslca a L!j '"x il- t.;!,!? mill-1,3 cf frr.o' crnccrr, "i c::i a, k i x dwAE rt c i ihtu WAKE, In great rarlclj. -v'. V.:' t y Cariln- "s els :V. .f73 to f 12.C0 v j v v.f. w. dii.:c::d co:ltd. I J. i- r r I I I Honolulu .f -'.-.'I ALEXAXDLi; lOUXG HOTEL -DUILDEXG ::o:dat, vzv. 2, int. TICKETS $I.C 3 v mL?i) QixRTY w w J a Trdm.f advance' notices of tonight's change of bill at the Liberty theater it would appearthat' the particular feat-: ure of the program will be. the cos tume to. be -worn by Senor Pla 'This particular object is a "Toreador" dress that v cost over 1 one thousand y dollars and valued by Senor Pla' in excess' of that omftiint v'. '-"v." V- m mnv ma w t That the costume- is unquestionably the most elaborate ever seen' on a lo cal vaudeville stage there 'is little doubt, but, it Is a question if it vCIlJ appeal for, notice as greatly as the singing of the wearer and his selec tion for tonight's bill of numbers ffom -mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm l ";VAf i Woi Dm rfp.nm i 111 IW V I I wiil Ulll A J J 4 i n- V-;.;i K Advance Sale: of Reserved S Usii -1 i 1 V 'fiw; ffi :s;v;;:i r; .lf ijVgn-X. At Musical Xomedyi Co. :.x.--x-:l: ;.v j I-- v a, irESa ai upzns ioaay aibne;fcl3932 r- :Sl!n-V ;V K;- T Vn 'r :-";;J-;. r-i' T' v .-r" r.v .Z-1 i i r.; v' ?'.';.";.?f wz S J ,T ver s''r;;i:r n Hea Sict!i Pc7czzz.v; r. fc k vw' 1 4 TII3 STYL3 C2'.: ;).f '.y v;.y j y.yu. V W 1 J 4 l .---i:'w--'--.v-r-,--., f'-v.-v-:: y. v y l :-a v..' 'H 1'. n. V. I (:n ;o 1 .7. A' J I. 4 I V t. V IS i I4 ('a! y y y ;n ..v' i' a'- t, l!' ;y I v 3 y W ;v:; If l v ,.y rfr .A".- y: r: :y; Beautiful lamp3:inydi. y every 7orker has b een brbught'to bear to develop a pretty wlotH that decorates "the room Jletal La I elegant 4e?ig:i IfeepsThem So r..-.;yv-. ;v AMUSEMENTS. Rememuer (hose r FKsIiman Days? 'With all the hazing; the ,fe: co-ea aances; ine oopno- ,V. rmoreV rush 'and the Frat V; times?, Then you'll r like curing a 1 41 Jlnd that's not all. .There's K m ii n n w-i m n J1CCUIUUU tt y the uuy at uie tirtto "Village Rpmance" Your money's worth and tt ;S: vJ-::v ...V i:A i ..'itO, u yx,S: y;"y: v; r i-;-'ivj',ti?; i.fi?'?a-( "av I ?rnrv --,r:r ''.,t-;:' y.v:v-:'-';,.j:---; y .rV; JjiU U.xf:i :5 u 10. E3S i i ;:i; V W; i ...V. more' -..--vy ;;.;''V: y5'C; y -yy v. ;:y y-: -vf.A.iis,-?,:-. 11' erne ;'::;-V .y;iy o if. Ladles': "S'H'k Mose V.""iiv;v. it V;.T. V. Vi ,$1.C3 ths pair 'yMenVSjikmaJf-HosV' D ths ps!r v'! :fvi..i.J1.j;: f. t. .''.vy-f. 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a ,Iady "Cistomers tell us that we carry 'l::4vi(e;CE Honolulu and 'y:ii i--c r-'yv': .n v.'li': ii.'-' ril u hit -Ui hi- '--f.ojilir dollar aplr- v. v :.t a p. J. 'vV lClY -then a trial, tj -v A..-. c1 V iv;vy-:-i;::--i:- H I GEORGE A. hnOVU, Manager McCandlcss Dlock' King and LtV.. yj-y?.ij. 2 r.. tveryihing lie"'

';i;u: 3: gSf:ci:7.' J s .n Lr::: P: C'.:r3 in K i: HEINZ MINCEf M EAT t f CRANBERRY" SAUC E E. NUTS AND RAISINS f FIGS ATM ORE'S MINCEMEAT FRESH CRANBERRIES i GLACE FRUIT .V' ;t FANCY BON BONS f YOSEMITE CANDY Sachs Ball,din?, TJerelanla Street 7,V I, Phone 41C3. -t .i I n COSTS YOU NOTHIIIG, and we heUeve it PTill paj: 3u to list your prop Drties with us.v; Besides, we want your businech. 9-. S3 Merchant Street- Z-L TTrvrn Tl i TTS CZj y-7 JTf' i- Phons 4354 (B iiav:i i CO. Vc-. si 1 i V i i i ExcJuslvs Yet lrr?;:r::,3 I!;:';:: Harrlxo. ZY.u Fzn r-. y p. H. cur. ::-.TT": nil c J rTsvi Y.;!i T'OTAr.' J LIC Crr-'.J f rrri; Li;:r:: n.--. j Cmuj,'' ViHi lc Attrr.v f;r. ta District Courtj. 73 Mir.CHAriT CT, HONOLULU. Phe-,t: X B. C7.ICC3AT J 4 Etal Estate, Leans, Iaici 1 5 CUNIIA CLDG MERCHANT ST. .-J-'-:- Phone 4147. en a fco nrrcrrl r v PLsto-EzraTlrj v'- .;v: ":-:,:iyi'-" ';r,H ;;;-.v;;.:?-;:y -;:vy.;rr: -':r -:-v;-':iv t.t' n.'. i i-.:y .."i'".:: i.-yj s .y. ;y- rvy;Vyy:v!'

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ln our new and attractively fur nished (reitaurant where ycu will, be served a most-delicious dinner of many dishes for $1.C3 v .To those planning dinners at; h( me wo can save all the labr; and bother cf cooking, for I on your fecial order, turkey"; f I pigs, chickens end ducks. We 1 I prepare 'two stuffing, the entree, cud vc;: t:.l.k 5 and- deliver all to you sr hot and jut.in ti::'.? fcr dinner. -r i 'Cave trouble and buy your nice hct fresh rnince pies. Just as Csod as1 yours maybe betterk V.'c a!so;have picsof alt kinds. w -w m GUNTHtR'G celebrated choc- ''dries and cur own make of frcih carries. -Special pack-' arjcs for the holidays. LLsi'; We are .completely equipped to furnish cakes, French pas tries,' et for all occasions., k k:-k: .vyx.'-.r-A- v. V-" n r s I' .L v -y k.-.;- kx' v i k A f -is kk:LJ' ry ln y.i ma :tate;f t. r-. Hotel St,; nearUnion. k, i y 1 L.. Tor; kack rlag np 2531 adrer- Usexuent s l .Tour3ts shonld top at the Tleas aiiton Hotel A real Trorlcal Kcsort. adrertiscment. -tv- t-v---l s'Tte Hasvallan Dand will .provide nsnslc 'at the Children's Hospital on Kcaklnletrcct thla aHcDioon. i 6 -y Dinner,' at-Jlalelwa u:.wil!l ;.be,'.licUcr expensh TralAJCgo tQ;the doorf tUila in ;your,oraer loaay ana gei- someiaing good,'. :;r; v-; 1 j. Order crushed rock and sand from the Honolulu Construction and Dray- Ing; Co:, Robinson building. Queen street.:-- :v 7:1 -:-v: w;- Wanted Two more passengers for around the Island at $6.00. "Lewi3 Stables f and t CaragoyTel. 2141?aJ Tcrtisemcnt y'yi,-''- r-S V Pretty trlmmedi hats from $L00 up at Dickerson'a KemoVal Sale. Hotel Majestic. Berctanfa and Fort Sis.-d' .vertlsenierit.';-. -"yv-.:. V :A full attendance 'of the -King's Daughters i; is requested for this evening at 7:20 at the residence of Mrs.. iC V VilHans. r Wy J Clothes cleaned and pressed.- Aba- die's French Method of Dry Cleaning. French. JLaundry, -777 King-SL 3 Tele, phono HOIf-advertisement T Pineapple soda and Hire's Root Beer --excellent Summer drinks are .bot tled by the Consolidated Soda Works. Phoiys 2niAdvertIsement i 4 Read the-list of property in the hands of the Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd;, 323 Fort street, for sale and to rent You can find something that will, suit you. v ':V-;'.."- 'v fGreen;stampAre now freely given at the A D C grocery King street, fa mous for Its low prices1 for ash; Pay cash and collect green, statnps. Tliey're valuable. advertisements. Prof. Dp Graca gives lessons otf vlo Itn rlln Mandnliril finitar. Ukulele and' Hawaiian music. Terms' moder Dr. StraubV; Banatorlum. advertise ment. '7 7- C- :-7- John Hurley was arrested Saturday night for" assault on W, DonnolIy Von Hotel street -Donnolly was taken .'to tho hospital, he having been knocked unconscious by Hurley, who had been drinking. 4; .J'-y :V:'"' Every child writing a letter to Cas ta, Claus, addressing it to "WALL, NICHOLS COMPANY. HONOLULU, giving, their Post Office address, will be remembered at Christmas time. Don't forget.-advertisement Vi Mun and William' MeKeo' both sustained injuries necessitating their removal to the-hospital -when they col lided with each other a,t Fort street and Beretania avenue yesterday mo rn Both were riding bicycles Their in juries consisted of minor bruises. Probably the largest shipment of Dolls' Buggies Ticycles, Bicycles, Ve locipedes, Automobiles, Irish Mails, etc.. ever ordered for the Islands has been delayed and will not reach here until Dec. 10. These goods will bo on display at A.3. Arleigh Co.'s, after Dc.t lGj D?n't buy, pr.Ul. you have seen! them A- aivertisemcpti .V.'i Crushed Algaro!;a Feed' is the Lest chicken feed in .the market'. The high percent.0'" cf protein In it makes tho chicken., fay more eggs, also makc3 them' strong and healthy and cheaper .by CO por ccnt.,than any other poultry food that comes' to this market Or der some, and patronize home industry. $1.00 a tag delivered. Phone 4C97, A!f.aroba Feed Cpv Ltd. -advertisement. .f k" .k' Alexander Kuakini, the fourth Eon of E. K. LUikalanl, of HonoTulu, died last night at 6 o'clock of pneumonia. The young chief was born at Honua kaha. Oucen streets In the old resi dence cf King 'Kalakaua and Quecp TvonlAlnnl Turin 1 Ifp was pf!n- cated at the. Royal and Kamehameha schools, and was a member of the vailed-on the :Newv York stock ex Kawalahah .Kimdav' school "and Chris-lanugo on Saturday.. Steel and Union i'tian -'Endeavor Society. The funeral will, be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock, with interment in .Kawaiakuo cemetery. k k'- v ;k--kk'-v;-'- t o 1 k ''It's none of my business" doe:n't apply to fires. Every fire is' your business It hits your pocketbook. Let the Denlo fire, alarm,: system help you save your iwcktboolc-k-Adver- tisement k o BUSINESS ITEMS Centrifugals were unchanged in New York Saturday. V ;x k'k Tho Methodist Sunday school will have a rehearsal of the Christmas program Wednesday, at 2:30. k :.r A. Mcnef Qgilo has been appointed' to the Kauai loan'; commission' ,fc fill the unexpired term of J. K. Lota. r j If you are "going to give a Christ mas present to .a smbker, remember that 7 the Owl) Cigar wilt be sure to please him. ;i kli. M. IStrausl has :addecT2431 shares to; his holdings of Honolulu Consoli dated kOil ?Co.,' at the same .Rrice as hist previous lot 11.33. I u Ground ."has been broken 1 at. Mahu- kona f or the bullding.of a sugar ware hou se 200 feet long by 4 5 feet wide, near the, railroad wharf, k ovv k k Maitboid,Roof ing' wilF render you "a roof surface so good--so; Icing so isat-Isfacto'ry-yiSu wflP' never f ""nse f any other 1 VTneb H.1 Davies Co.; Ltd., Hardware Department. yi 4 kUnderk date otNdvk likwiliat t Gray r report. total s!ocks and "tfloats f of sugar as sbdwing a visible supply r v.. I siv"X v xf'f""!! I 'Wio ior.reai oeei, sugary oies-io utuicBnniswu s bwicuiiui wi uia IM Al aVMC uUI I2L European i representatlvesk: in klw speech of acceptance-thatf tariff Te I i kjML7- At JO j I York stated that bids of 10s. c. and. f.. Auctions' mutt be made so that; busl- F2TA7" r J. i LL p fugals) might lead k tok buslnessf or Lll! 1 1 VV -Jk!prompt:'sWpment;baCnythllliVl16w 1 v nj- J 1 1 J I mmmmmt n ,i. ctal causes for Ihe firmness in Europe iresiaeni-eiect j wm nor permit uon-1 ef4ua paymenis on January i ami i "y k'lt wna ntntArt rthatth a .weather was 'gress to rush a tariff bill through sim-iJIarch 1, 19i3,vrhe purpose of the ln-'.v 'k .k "-r kv-:-;fk-'. v- r: .-..vv k..- -?k- -vr V--i' T,v:k .-i-:kv-''.w7 r':-:- A-;:--r '"k''--'.' Vv::--' -;-n-Vi-: :ka-fV--" V.&-r' -r- -f ;kv'' r, -fyv r IS OUT A FEVDAY3 'NQi'nOOM.WILt;tBE47K& MOST: WIL liming Pedestat and leg typeSt in 24, 23; 4and60- Inch round tops, and S to 10 ft- extension. In Golden Oak," Fumed Ozk, Early Engl fan, Mahogany and Engj lish Walnut;; from 70 U-VZLWUTPy 4: BffiiiizmiGii In wood, cine,! and leather, seats to Wood" Seaf 'Chatrr it; 'fMJZ&lVz Cane. Seat' Chairs ,i Leather Seat Chairs r;:;;viviii.T.Vii-Vi-V In modern, Mission mirror backs at prices r7 n: d To jnatcia buffetj ami alio odd; pieced vrltli itraijht glass ends and fronts or bent glass ends 4is your; taste- desiref, some with wood panels In. backs," v others one-baff and ;f ull Jmlrror back's..' ;.:f, t'ST' v Golden Oak; W v 1 .r;, '.V-.T. .;.$.,22.C to C1C2.'") Fumed OaK y- y i i.i c." -f LCD .to w3.C J Mahogany';; vv.w;r. !"itV T -1 f 4 MIC3ION DINING SZ1T, Comprising 'one JB-ft. Fumed Oak; Tabic; 1 Fumsd C;k Duffet, 4 Fums Oak Voc J C?r.t Chairs. Regular ;:43;tierprJco C'O.CD jMly iLLA ijo pccriCS AsHcstos Tr.b!s Pad Tapestry; Body Drusssls, Axmir lz:i to "fit sli 'stan'iird t tter, Wiltons, sizes 6x3, 8.3x10.0, Mrto"lz.Z0: zzvzi iuVto c"l: ..its 9x12;$3.C3 to pO.CO. ;j jn round and square, Zz. to 7Zz. c;h. Watch 6ur windows 'for thcliday yv'" 's rv cu;22stions.:: c '..r. k if ;'E3 5,876 tons against k,520 'Jtcr".. last icar.'cTa'tlecrcase of 59,644 tonz. v The lien's Bible clas3 'of .the Jleth-' 1 cdist cLurc 1 will give a pie social in their fcck.l hall Tuesday, Nov. 26th, p to which they Invite the men of .tho 1 church and. congregation and 'ask 1 then. to b- ng a friend.: k'k 0: If 1 .0'. arc the closing ouotitlons of tugar ocka In: San Francisco on Saturday: Ilawaiian'Commercial, 32.G0 bid: Ha v.- :an Susar. 38 atked: Hono kaa, 10 a. :ed;' Hutchinson, 18.50 ask- f ed;Kilau a, 12-bid; Onomea, 34 asli- ii cd; Paauhiu, 18.25 bid; Honolulu, 33.12 bid." k I rr Heavy: iellingVarid low prices pre- J J Pacific; an 1 Rearing railways recover" cd hut cc; -er stocks continued heavy rr.j act:. ,s a drag. There were large tales cf distillers-along with rumors cl pcsEitlJ suspension of -dividends.' II Dk TImmons.f formerly manager of the late Hawaiian; Star, and one of 7the best-lcnowq. newspapermen in the territory, has accented a oositlon with the Eleele store, in the capacity of bookkeeper. ;k Kauai's temple of fash-f ionis to .be. congratulated on secur ing the services of such a competent man: -Garden Island. On the 7th hist Cuban sugar was bo ing offered .in New York at 2 7-16cM and f. for.Decembei' (3.80c), 2 l-4c. fcr January (3.61c) and 2 l-8c for February-Marcb? (3.485c.), but buyers, still withheld from buying or. lower contract prices, although indications pointed to completed business soon on the above basis to some extent! x V1 '--y, v ,;;y,:. i' 5 Ata meeting' of the .Wiiliam Mc Kinley Lodge Now 8, K. of P.; held Sat- -urday -nigb.tr the amalgamation' of -the three local lodges was unanimously" voted: upon.. Mystic Lodger yet re-, mains toyotek and if the proposition is carried by the organization it will mean that the' Knights of Pythias will have one of the strongest fraternal oV ganlzatlons in-the-islands.' v. ;k

A new. ice plant' that will double the ranaeitv of ten tons a dar of the present 6ne,i has been imported-i rbm I Omaha j by the- Hilo Electric :Lignt CmpanyVts Installation will "put an end tc-the shipments of ice from1 Ho nolulu ovHiIo,k amounting- to about 100 nsa,m6ntb.i"FTirtber;'it will prevent the shortages 'In 'the' supply of ice to the Japanerer fishermen- .which vAt the end of the first .week In Not Ttmber ;the European. market seemed jto bekfirmer both for paper contracts tnat iwasnot practicaDie. Among sev- FEASTING PERIOD OF THE YEAH. YOUR DIN. USED OF ANY ftOOM IM THE HOUSED 1 t j '-"V-

match all pnlshes as, follows: -rt r w&d?3iji t i $fio i 1 ii.-.-.V..'.... ...tt.50 ;to' $1.50" Colonial and Sheraton designs, with and without o ts to suit ail purses,4 $22.50 to $135.C0. -'v.:"',.-: .to.,- 125.C3

colid oak c;;nr:a ta-:le i Pc-'c-tal desisn,, 2-in. ir: i t:;; ;.J f f. ,rVfJ';n L r,.- Re:-!ar pries Cl tXO;. cals pri:2 ;i3.:3 I 'I .r.-. i J j J

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style and travelers' seta.-in-sil- r I ver and gold plate, f rem C5.CC to $12.C0. I V h'.c:mm:n. k; Regular and self-filler; plain, silver and gold mounted. v. i "yyU'-y-- m -kk tm $tj50,to 5.oo. nk; Pfush-tined cases for bove 60c j w j j -u -i" t f i -v --v,' H

1:k jV4-:v;.' ''.C-" -k,; i PHOME J297 1 too warm for (he bett development of the .crop and; scarcity of labor in Rus sia and: -Austria, V dud tokthek Balkan troubles, was haying some effect s Discussing- the election, the Finan- cial World (New York and Chicago) organlied-wlth thls -comment! v-me cnly fair, Interpretation1 that -can be pwcea upon mis siaiemeni is.uiai me AND THE ONE THAT SOONER OR ..TJU.-i.-S

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noT7 fcr j ju::l .l::::! ..k- s -v- pkin and fancy rriclraen, and epecial ordju-. for laie'quantitii3,ikk 2 Plione jyour order tcday.v Lkr-r k ply to'establish a reputation for liying jp to. Its campaign promises but wilt aj proach this vital problem studiously and intelligentlyk If that, be done the business world need have, little to' fear from .tariff reform.'-.r" -;k;' k." v 4 v v ..-r .f The Algaroba Feed Company h a3 issued -a prospectus, looking to ihe in crease of its .capital stock from J4S,C0O to- ?75,000 by the issuance of 2700 st ares of assessable, r took vof jthe par value of. J10, payable 50 per cent upon subscription and the balance. in two LATER? ALL. YOUR FRIENDS DtntflG 1 C-.i'trJ2

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ti. Tht .best eye pre.: f.'o leather, no c; Ii;ht-. A ;necc:sity fcr ill rids or drivs. Prics.C3.C3. I FOIIT. AND HOTCL ciease ij to, develop the. business; by selling rights on the other island etc. ,vk A... V- T.3 hLlj.YC'J 1.173 .L" V .1 G

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v 1 1 tri I -7 III i V 5 m i V THE toi'' v Ii (!c i J v-l v k j v j a l. t' 1 I 1 It cr.ly ccrur3 j V.. 2 tin:? cf y:r v,I.::i I Laves tavo ci '"i- 'I tho cfflccrs In C? i' :rt- Izvc V i: 4 4 i u. i cr". p L. ..I; ,'J r !.:t'!y remsv ehery there, i v. w j n iiCj :r aver.u?,,to Civil. 2 tl:' r 1 i;.! C ca; riAiL. ven' ce- Oi? -One of PAGIiARD Built to stop the inward' growth of the toe ALL SIZES Ask for a. Christmas Order r9o Mfe,- Wry U' 'y -v.r CO prcfcrlted'. ty former '.'President i:cc:rvc!t, In cf his fits cf strr-.u c;: :t) ;hcr. h? decibe l thr.t all army cTIicrs v.cre L.clly iJUs, and that a little joltins would be ncod far their livers. The test ride is a joke for cavalry cfHcrrs, and ether fi.Id officers' v;ha are r:cre cr l::3 In the a;! .13 all the tins, -tut fcr ir.fr.ntry-.cfflrsr: cllr.b ::dsi'!y'cr.t3 I c!.:r: (3 drill a 1 r.'sn, cr (3 a .'J J i V 4 V 4,,-. W--.-. "n a swivel tl ilr, th? ri.lo 13 t sr.:cthin j cf a Lu:.ahsa. They I. -vc to into camp during the three tl .ye, and to ta examined rhysl- tha ivories in a vac cat let in Iwllei --ce: r: -y l:a brc-.'ht' up before Juel.e I ler.r .rrat's ceurt this morning and were all released 'en bail,' the cs?e being laid over until tomorrow. .Tha c eng was furprierd at tl ir .r.:.2 yc. '-rday rserr. 'r.-: by 'As si;' ".t C :.i:f cf I etectives I" llett, .whv t U- 4. I 1 fr.ct'th-t tl.ey.v'er i. d I.. 'sly at ,zx t....: 1- ..nd eucc; .1 in' Lsihn. 'i i: tl. .hc!a bar. d..rh e onts.ii..:cd to s; r f er, trial, are Cam At a, Een Tallrrt, Ed. Holt, Kclca, Kalehua, T Alii.

r the i N 1 CREATIONS 4 5. nails .V pT? 00 v cally before the first rida and after cacli day's Jaunt Here in Ilavaii the ride O person ally led fcy General Macomb, who has always been a horse soldier, and who is one cf the most expert riders, in the department. Twenty ...miles'-', in three hears is play for him, and last year he led the officers a merry clip, cc:.-.; 'eting th dletance In well under tl: 3 required time each ctay.;; Cuffct lu ch.er.s are lll.ely to be the popular ferr.i cf entertainment' at Cchcfield Ee.rrr c' s fcr the 'n.xt fe e days. field ye..:.:day, and camped near the Fifth Cavalry cantonment They' will make' the Vide early each morning, 'so ijr4-

U t m m W w 4m Vhat oh. cer of the quartermaster crrps. will .'be .'sent to Echoleld, Bar racks to (take over the important d' ties- bf running the practical end of the big brigade post?. That's the question that Is going the rounds in army, 'circles now, for it is p.: actically certain that in the near future' a regularly detailed quarter master wiir succeed to the post now Leld by Captain Benjamin IE Watkins Second Infantry,' post quartermaster. Under. the new law Captah Watkins j vill not be able, to hold the .detail for jan indefinite time.'and in any event it t is unlikely that with five members ;of I tbci corps, regularly stationed here. since the absorption of ..the pay and commissary departments .under one head Schofield, the largest post', in the array will be left longer without" a 1 egular Q: W, Kl-y X'7'-rv k Word reached department headquar ters Saturday that Captain Chal mers G. Hall, Fifth Cavalry, had!. been detailed In the; quartermaster corps. j Captairt Lister, First! Infantry receiv ed the same detail a few days ago, so J there are now seven quartermasters In j the department -.Howeyerl; Captains G .me, Edwaras ana Cooke are an auer for relief now, and undoubtedly these' appointments precede their being sent: back to.' duty with troop. J: I-; I". t 'The position o. post, quartermaster ati Schofield. Barracks is no sinecure, and Captain; Watkins has. made a splendid, record fbr effiicency.. It; is on him that the troublesome question of 'water supply for the present post has fallen, and also the continubus call for improYemeilts In the canton ments and the' renewal of tentage has leen up; to hln. Captain Watkins is a Kentuckianr and Is one of the most popular officers in the fegiment j Ccisndars and

k-v How! as to avoid IheAeatcf the Cay. V The officers who are taking the test this .year' are; -:f'- Col; George K. .McGunnial, 'First I Ir Infantrj'. commandant -of Schofield Barracks; Col. Wilbur E. AYflds?, Fifth Cavalry; Col.; Francis Franca, Infantry"; Lieut.-Ccl. Kaymcnd, rdeii cal Corp3r" Lieut-Col. W.' G. Ctamper, Second Infantry; ,LIev't.-Ccl. ncLert.j Hirst First Infantry; Lleut-Ccl. Arch ibald Campbell,-:. aHjutsnt-entral; Maj. D. F. Cheatham, 11. Ccri3; Maj: E. V. Eraith, Ccccnd Tafantry; T.Iaj.- J. A. Perm. First Infantry; T.IaJ. j Wallace DeWitt, Meilteai Ccrrs J.iaJ V. P. Vv ooten, 1 Corps of Eaineers; a, ii 1 4n w-x'ifr 1 CAPTAI H D. H.! WATKINS. C "Mantius asr emoers",6f the fall en dynasty of detail "holders are now termed in r the;' servlce will positively have 107 'getV-r fiacS to servicd with troop3 hy Decenef -15. Thi3 Inform matlon came' ta department headquar-1 ment rSaturday.v,e; message 3 read aa Frtllrtwc''1; J i.-:'.;-i;;r'i". r-'"' as follows; "Officers with, less than two" years service withltroops December 15 next, no matter 1 what length of service of officer is, must, be' relieved from all detached service.., Inform all concerned.- 4-:' 4 Soliloquy, of. a discontented, wife The connecting link between the ani mal and the human, is- man.. It7' needs no i biological research -iwork to find hlm--hes s already too- much in evi dence" t h A .1. --v ,r. A'.. Card Gases with Haivauan Sconss L1c.nCo.Tti Coats rBress and Waisfc i?atG?ns it--..... w- V' Port? Strqcti tclov Convent; T.Inj. C A. Taymm, nV:.t- Ir.fr. r.try; MaJ. V. N. CmI".:shar.:;, Tiret I I 1 A. A. 'Pru'en, c' lain, Seccn Infantry; ':?Taj. A. Ll. Ccnhlin general staff; ?l3j. Jc Fraser, First Infantry, i Tlajsr Timlerlihs, cf tha .tillery, is permitted to take a v;ell test Instead cf a rlJc. anJ tl.li d ha3 cleete J to do. Crptain W. II. Jchr.ec: is In chrr3 cf department .heaieerters during the tima tha fiemrn.1 tha r t rf hi3 staff are aheent c.i tha ri .1 the usually busy' .'quarters In t Ycung Hotel lcck3 Ll.a a de "it: I villr-a.. Orders are cit for the tra: :rta tion of the Fourth Cavalry f rem its present station in -the Eouthvet to Hawaii. ,f The Fourth is scheduled to leava an Francisco on the transport Lc n, sailing January' 6. The Fifth .13 xet ta leave here until the February trane port, so that for a few wee'.:3 Hav, ai v.'ill have :two full regiments cf here Thi3 will crowd things at Cehcfield to a considerable extent, the Fourth hav iag to 'shift for itself undsr.'canvasun til the cantonment 'is vacated. If th3 v. e athe-r 13 rainy the reglm cat's first impressions of Hawaii will be some what dismal The Fourth is'now di vided between Forts Apache and Hua- V4.4 k VCf i41 liVUMt .f The' mount? of tne organization will be left behind, the two regiments merely, exchanging horses.' It i3 r.ct definitely known as, yet' what Etaticn the Fifth has drawn, but it Eeem3 pos sible that it will go to Arizona. If eo, it i-will be a pieec, of -exceptionally tough, luck, for the regiment did duty on the border before its four-year tour, in Hawaii, and a double dose of the, desert; with tropical service in be tween,; is 'rather rubbing it in." The private horses of the Fourth are to be brought to llawaif on the horse boat Dix, Second" Lieut Robert C. Itod g'ersFburth Cavalry having been or dered" to command' the detail that ;will accompany the l officers' mounts across the Pacific. 1 tr -v. ;He -What'a the matter?, You peem miserable.- She-I am. Half the time I don't know whether I have goose flesh or prickly heat". The oyster,' fond of friends, Is prone To -mingle with "a few. ,J So do not,' put one all alone Intoan oyster stew. oil netv .--at--.-;'-:...'- Ancthsr -thlprr.snt cf thh .r:?u!r f:- !:r: ire many -new. patterns In ch-irs, til::;. tU;:. tees. ctc and at rncst sttrastiv. rrlcrs. V ;V' SEE WUiDOV CICPLAY CXTHA CPZC1AL Car Harder C O W Ih i wit. -r v,;;i e turniro 4V I. 4 J (ft. f I I.. J W W 1 ..j. M to:.: 4 r 1 t x Cottase Valk, 1 L:i;:r.i Cctta Ccttajs Valk, 2 bedroom Cctta; I: "3 r 1 i v 15.CC0 sa.'.fL-csrnerX-ssn and C J r20,CCO sq. fW corner AVinam and r 1150 sq. ft Puunui Imprcvei V 4. :;.;.v 'A..' .1 r :.y ".-"fi f T r 1 v l i i w y a. -4i'.4.-. A, i r f, rf. 4 j4 .j -.-mr-y mm t ';ir V;;i:. Am C:

3 rrj 7;rJ Cts. :r A' pr..rty v."'4 ':;:1-' "J Tt':;' :-5 C-cs TTcuri: 3 tD i: ItesJJpnce: -3. ttr cc. T.::f v 4,

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Honolulu r;TAn-muj:yn:;r;;oyfAY, :;ov. r. nv I i. w i i T 7 TlTHOUT question this is the most remarkable! sale of Dresses that ive have had.; Every Dress; is freshjust out of the express package They arc not D which havp been in stock arid reduced in price because they have rtot sold but all of these are brand nevv, and have never been shown before 3.75 Dremt;..,. reduced to 2.50 E.C3 Crc;::s,,..;.nei.::cl to 3.S0 .3 Cre:::s;;V.-..ne'ii:ced to 6X3 9.3 Drct-cr..,. .reduced to 7.00 13.C3 Dre::st. reduced to 10.S3 12X3 Ortsses...... Reduced to 12XD y. 21X3 Dretses.... .Reduced to 14Xd 25X3 Dretset.. Reduced to 17X0 27X3 Dreess..... .Reduced to 18X3 23X3 .Drexset.:;.;. Reduced to 21X3 -35X3 Drewet. Reduced to 22.53 37X3 Dresses... i Reduced to 25.04 H icli.eiass TailorMade Suits Ce2Utiful showing cf the very newest models in Tailored Suits. ;::.!3 Cuits........ reduced to t25X3 Z2.13 Cults ..Reduced to 22.53, ::.C3 Cults... .....Reduced to 12.C3 22.53 Suits. .Reduced to v 16X3 23.C3 Suits.. Reduced to 14X3 3 S p t?cial a m en t o f .WOT. EN'S, MIGG7.S' CHILDREN'S COATS reduced to pricj thr.t r Biiy Tbtiiiny stylus am! in it:!' y J14.C0 Ladles' Coats Reduced to $i0C3 y. ;;15X3 Ladles' Coats Reduced to 11X3 y ,12.C3 Ladles' Coats Reduced to 14X3 V V :v,22X3 Ladies' Coats Redded to16X3, A 25X0 Ladies' Coats Reduced to" 123 T 33.C3 Ladies' Coats Reduced jto 22.53: s 32X3 Ladies' Coats' Reduced to 23X3 r V 37.50 Ladies' Coats Reduced to 24X3 1 "'-1 7X3 Misses' Coats Reductd to 15X3 8.50 Misses' Coats Reduced to 6.75 9.C3 Misses' Ccats Reduced to 7X3 11.C3 Misccs' Ccsts Reduced to v C.t3 13.50 Misses' Coats Reduced to 1C C3j;; 15.C3 Micces Ccsts R:duc:d to tl.CD 18.C3 Misses' Ccsts Reductd to": 12.C3 4X3 C:.'.:r:n'i C: to C- -j C i 1 3 CX3 Cv 'rc.Vs C t. to CX D C r C i 2 CX3 c:.:;;r: c.iu to Th::; f ri::j rr---:i furi. t: fcr cr.s v;::k cr.I. ''I rr.'j:i'r, .uto.'-c :lc rnuriKc, ckirt trunks, t,.u:.;;c, hat TnunKG.; cevmr lcathch cuit cacis, .-cizcsu to .LICA7C:; AN' D CCV.'Mfni LCATHCR HAfD2AC3.' c:;r :r. to ruc: cur ocd Lines of trunks we i 4 11.1 k to i.4 f t 1 V "T' i- -j j i 1 1 1 1 1 I l V V-.v,:v 1 V, vy T e -----3 J IIILb, NovA22.-w-In a. coafcrenco at Hakalauv last; Wednesday tl.o -homesteaders wfcc vrisWs v;cre denied by the Rurrer.ie t olirt early. last &r,n:ir.er, cict with ,Att rney Ilany lrwlnrei rescntins the Terrltcrlal novcrnracnt and outlined 'ans vhercly they raay continue res! nee c.n. the homestead tract' for, 'j?crl:ds cf -fcuKti" ,e!;':t montn3 lonscr, cultivatins tne err; 5 themselves, cr 1 rcccivins title .the: c?a at the end cf the period allotted, -v .his is part of t!;e active fulf ilment of tce.prcrr.i? made r cretary cf the Interior n-fby cJ.v.rncr reaf--, that the homesteaders against; v;horn the Eiiprcmo court -ruled in the r.ov f tmous Henderson case, should be fiiv cn ad-iticr.al time .to prove up in good faith cn the lands mey.Jiad taken. for horaesteadins purposes. "Virtually all this land is under cul tivation at- present by the Hakalau Plantation. Attorney Irwin, appointed bv the government to arrange a tome eteadin? preposition satisfactory to tfe. homesteaders, has prepared a pW v; here by the cases are to.be divided Into two clarses.-. Jn one class the set tlers who resided on their.' Iand3 the two years required by' statute and 'who !.:re still .living ou them, are placed 1 r.ivcn a period, cf.. four ninths in ..h!c!. they sh-UJive tr r j;;.d talre over the ..cr.iire cult:,. V..u I In the other clas3 ere there scttL is v. ho lived cn their 'lands the statutory ti:nr, movins away latter, end net now rch!:::t c:i them. These are to return a:.:I live cn and cultivate their tracts for a pcricd cf cisht months, and r r.he sv.ch Improvements "nd altera tirns as-will signify an intention -of. iiTil.in the land .their bona- fide,- per il.: -nt hemes. cr still aother Vlacs,'; those vho h:ue moved away and are unable to re turn, the plan outlined by 'the' Gov ernor is accepted as satisfactory they to have permission to srell their right to the' land to get-back what they, have put into it, this made possible by giving purchasers, of such, tracts the advantage of the length of time the criminal settlers resided on it. in chcr words,' if the original home tveeder lived' a year onrthe tract, the i.ew purchaser, shall be -required to live cn It only a year before provin up and receivi- t title. This will make' lie homestead attractive and saleable enabling the original settler to cell hlr rijrht, getting a return for Lis time and labor, put in cn the land., v worlcerof the Central Iaur'Evangel-"May it ':Ywept- auf ''little, town about ical Churches met at the. Kaaaianutofrtbi earth. Thank Providence, my church in Walluku last Tkursday. The famlljr and self came out alive, but program of the day wa3 a? lectuce by my drugstore was swept to th2 winds. Ilev. Henry P Judd on the Life of We are picking uj slowly. I found Christ, sermon outline, plans by Re v. t four bottles Fulton's Renal Compound lady iven me L-ook of James-conducted "byRev. R. as soon as she heard that I had re- C. G. Bumham,' an exegeticalstudy unbroken and gave them to a of Genesis Mil by Rev. A. Cralcr Bow-1 whom the other physicians bad g (lUh. end an Jr.trc ductory study of the. up. (kidney disease). She came to turned to my practice again, and I put her on the Rnal Compound ai she is now cearly.well. But I need more, R Dodge. Lunch w'as.'served ia, the town hall' by, the ladles of the Kdahu in ami church. 'V'-:- -.v. .William Clarke.'i manager r of the .and you will please send me another Haiku Ranch,: ar.d ''-Superintendent dozen, of theRenal. Compound from Cameron. of the Fred Baldwin Memor-j your' nearest shipping point. s iaHHome are spending the ,week all In haste, ;'..:vv;,-'v';'". the crater or iiaieaicaia, -n X.. ALSWORTH. M. D.w 1 1 t i I n 1 cnr t 1 1 v. "Rev. 11 C. rcuddcr. vh- U a c- !n of Dr. Doremus Zzll:r, ::.-3 I: r. teresting. r.ddrezs at Central U::! rui:. Church C'ur.dayvr'.orr.ir-; and t' i:rcn the :1 J ret MC!!:" rf t'.1 c Dawn in Indlx" Tuh:. a: t t t MVatchm:n What cf t:.. ht? T. r-: Mcrninsr.Ccmah."-- ?.!r. r !:r. wh f. r t"T, i-rcnt vf-.ra in I"'i c niic!::-.ary'v.-cr.:, tc'l Ida a-. the cc::::r.i cl rzY.l: ir.ta tl.'.t try; era which .h i fcr V.v: Ire 1. t. -:1 la c j cf 1 years pa t been I r. tt'Iie:.. c::t3 and carl: W. Leslie West,. bookkeeper of tho MiW can 'people who have kidney I ...r V:. .".:.V;'V .v- rf Wailuku Sugar Company, has .been trouble expect to get well on the -oldlvA.J. ."7 confined to his house" several days thi3irutne kidney patents when thcr census I 'Vf; week. beca-;;e of s!cknes3. r j deaths show that ninety-two out cf cc "f-X jt in t' r nunarcj cr inem; paszea cut cct j;1 ,jn3 r:r t; v TUC nr? WAQ S'l A PYPI n?!Prrro:n a orK1 c the disease? that was worked Out. hi. Renal Compound? r Un't tiicre room hero for eeric;:3 re flection for the man who 13 on his way to. the drug store for a kidney medi cine? -v Honolulu Drug Co.,. Fort street,, is local' rnt. Ask. for pamphlet. ,Dr:'B..N.tAlsworUi, the physician of Purvis, Mississippi, writes interesting details about the cyclone that devas tated that sections We quote: ."I sup pose you saw a natice inv the papers that we had a cyclone nn the 21th cf rr.a...: i.:da cf MaI:rcD .1 Ly t.'.o :o ar. 1 .t; ..'3 Rr'r.: .rar .1- Id:.:;:; r'DoIhi R::.:.:r-I .t th? r. over tha. retr.dr.t cf cr..t cccur V-'-' '-hich v.-cre i: thirty yt 1. t: I' :i Chr!. t:.r; h c 1 ;'.."y t "1 VT.;v;--w-v-r I t I..,,- J cn Limited W W Salc3; Ahrenta; -WAILUKU, -Maul. Nov. 22. The new Har-akuapoko station. of the Ka hului Railroad is finished. It ia, about the same size as the other stations on the railicad, and is painted green with while trimmings.'4 It. is located just below the tuin into the village of Ha makuapcko on the way. up from lower Pala. J. Patterson; formerly with the ilamakuapoko Store, will be the new station master and. postmaster also, it is expected that regular trains will be running in a "few ,weeks no w. i y; i Th6 choirs ot. the Makawao and Wailuku. Union 'Churches T unite for a special Thanksgiving service to be held 4hls coming-Sunday.;; IV V A r'ri.-" :1" ;v If. e;want buiiacrs to see us. about roonnfr. vVe want ;to demonstrate why it is to your advantage;-V V to roof your building with Malthoid lloofinf;-- S J and we vwill dp -this to your complete satirfaction. fi: th j f S 5y very highest type 'of roofing and made so well that V show ybli that Malthoid is a better rdofinp; i tlmh shingles--is more satisfactory than iron is cheaper uian Tin m iacr, we can prove tnat tnere is no v .y buildirig;trades diat is as good flais durabj -;;ry-v hs.-fire resisting-andas cheap:;;: -S-:-; r-f K:"i- -V The bowling alleys of the Wailuku Gymnasium have been scraped this past week and refinished, so that they present a very handsome appearance, the gym. nrembers expect to get a lot of bowling this, winter, and, are-, anx ious to try their hand- once more. V-; Some fifty new: "members have this past week joined ther Maul Library. As: aociAi ion. These are. f rom; Ila iawao, Pala and Lahaina- In the latter place a circle has just beeniformed. Twenty-five new books have? justTbeen or dered for the library and another;or- der of about the same number .will be placed in a day or two. r Mrs. C. C. Gossin;. who has been thei librarian for one year- now, has heen granted by the administration commit tee of the Jibrary six months' leave of absence.- She will depart from Maul on the December. Hpnolulan for an Francisco; j- Mrs.' Louise '.Chisholm Jones will take Ue library during Mrs. Gcssln's i absence. Mrs. Jones begins .her.workyon the first of De cember: v v yj About twenty-five :-mIaIstersaml viit h 'yr (oth and it speaks well y S Ktfbftthe iriMlire tor tney; nave been at it tor twenty-six years.and tney not v oniy maKe xnis Turing to ei arld!trX;jpleaseitK .They would rather have A n thian Ws rnbrieyarid the building, see us at once A i 1 1. 1 U i. f c, t cl yr.. 1' V 4 ;:;.y,; vy;-,y: UUIiUUIgf ;5CC.,U5 ;ul vucy. '.y f p;y;Sy?Kahdwe yy.'u-. y -.:;An::hi,nr',(A- f i-rr "V-" -;-d- y-M;:"-: y:l,v.- w wi u-.4 an y. t 1' yy ''y'ksy--''::: 'y:v': "v y v- .y

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I 1 1 r .u:l Comment a. I W J Written, by j E::p 2rta L

r v KAMAAINAS TAKE f f'Fu;:;.::ouci- U ;.A SERIES FROM i V- w THE 'KAUAI TEAM w 1, J Turn Defeat Into Victory in Way That Sets the Fans Wild with Enthusiasm Game Productive of All Sorts of Baseball and Several Accidents Bushnell Is Seriously GY LAURENCE RCDINGTON. A ninth Inning tatting rallya walk, a freak bunt followed by a hair-rais-,. 'ag play at the plate and the third a:ne of the Oahu .championship tents had been pulled out of the fire by the Portuguese. Yesterday's' game was by far the most exciting of-the Mason.' When Captain Freltas fell t over the plate with the run that rave his tram the second leg on the 1U12 pennant after having made It possible with .a timely double he was hoisted alaft by cheering tcam-matc.v and carried eff the fiejd In triumph. The Portuguese went wild, and a- snow item cf cushions was fcllcv.ed by a triumphal procession across the dia raa::J that would have done credit to a' rah-rah football.'.crowd. In the. ninth the fecre ctood 4 to 3 in favor of the. J. A. C.'s, the Portu-;.-.( "having throw n r-.vay a chance u. lie it up In t:. hth. Madeira "t: :;.-.g the hat.!' c;dcr, came up vith a do c r ilie .'cxprc: sicn and li.-.td a clean-hit to kit, starting a caaaatLai In t a h.;..e.hI.oa 1 Ction cf the "Lii Inched like a start far that much needed run, ;.t a rrc.;n cf i!'. :.ir went up when 'he trie d to steal, r.:.J va3 tapged by c:.i::inr.v.T.rth, the hitter making a i I'.ir Annetto Kc!' rmany dive for t; r r. l.rc;:;:ht th T. t e:i tl f'i: it:; c: fin::., cf head cf the -I at line, Lai Tcny cat cf ra.1'3 'r. He caaMn't t:

a elf a In t: lu :.l i: 1 1 r f .hncll's a fart a to aiaate. ;h th? r ii the tw avy 1 e h;j in i th i c ;t i r 1. t: e:f I it at i v C t: c I ,t t: i as was -t A,a r 1 lc-t h. :i i .th. vl t to th 1 have ;t, C. ti; d the score IleCarthy re ;rd station cn :o center. Tv ru... came ever t rracm, hee ar, and that was a to revive dying hope and spur s c aa.i cn to the ir ninth inning y in C!-hth I 7. c!; hth veas rral!y the deciding -:ae cr the garar, for it; cut the A. C. lead dew::, r.r. l hrcusht the rt-ancle within striking distance. :aas drew a I a:, and went to sec I r:i a-wild-pitch. La Mere was jhart to first and Ornellas should ve Iccn retired cai an assist from Lut Tiarhhara. juj 1rr? fha hill I two men were cn. raeaeiros r.'vcrcd'. and passed McCarthy, filling the sacks. Then Jlizer hit, bringing In two runs, and sending McCarthy to the third ufion. Soares lifted n -,:-z fly to center, which Walker rrchercd i: McCarthy" ought to haveL able to score, even had the I j ictn fielded to the plate, bit 'for r o reason1 he stood still,;' and V.V.Ike r made the heave to second In r.n t-.nsucccssful attempt to cut off I hecr. Zamlska put up a pop, which Iciros causht cn the' right foul ll..-.-. phe other score of the Portuguese came In'the first Inning, two hits and a base cn balls contributing.1 V. The Japanese al:o got one over In .he first. Chilly hitting Bharply to left v.: I being sacrificed along by-Hampton. He went to third on Bushnell's v, i'.lj pitch and scored on Albert Ahana'a sacrifice fly. Two hits, an error, and! another r:-,!:2 Is Al.-.rvj Ccsd tl tha 9 !kxt Unkn f 1 v-l-wH 4 I 41 sacrifice fly by Akana gaVe-another run In the third.- .Two more scores, the last the J.-A. C.'s gathered, came In the fifth; Three hits and a. walk told the story of these tallies. -Cushnell Hurt a: The game 1 was n productive cf two accidents, oije of them quite seriou.Vt In ,the sixth Bushnell var hit .tust below the .car by a pitched ball tha,t was too far In. He dropped like a polled ox, and It was some minutes before he knew what hit him. The thud of the Impact could be heard all over the field and the wonder 13 that he was able to handle himself at all afterwards, a Later investiga tion showed that he sustained a slight concussion of the brain, but his in jury, while serious, is not considered, alarming. -v The other unfortunate was Brito, whose right thumb connected with a foul tip, forcing him "to retire from the game. Thi3 meant a big shift for the J. A. C.'s, Franco coming in from second to catch, Kualii coming "from center to second,. Walker behig shift ed frcm riht to. center, and Kctlcy coins Into the right garden. Franca car.aht a-gncd game, hut that fatal fumble in the ninth undid the work that had ccr.? before. Vhcn B:::hncll was hurt, Freltas went cnto the slab, and was ery cr fective, .he! !ir.g tho eppecition' score- r.r rr.-!'.vJr!" r.''v iwn !ifa i?i f,-nr ir.n'.a.aa. t ::!Jcs retiring two ncu hy the rtril ra-.t rente. -..The otherj;. The probUra as to which two teams tlx hits c;..::tc to.th? Jarmrto were shall furnish the gridiron battle -for :rcd La :cll llcJcircs. al l.)cd c!'.ht hi::, at get no. less than seven cn strihc-cal?. J. A. C AP, R BIl SB P6 a e r:a::in ;v.crth; S3 .4 2 2 1 1 2 0 1 ten. If ..4 0 2 0 1 0 12 1 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 ::r.. :b 10 1 0 0 r. -r, c at o o 'o r. cf :b .....i o a o l i 3 0 i o 0 0 4' 0 H.a o, c, 'W, rf 0 o 0 2 0 .0 0 1 or q o .1 C.

r,... 1. 1 2 n o o a 0 1 w. 0 0 1 2 oi t I 1 .4 1 Or: 'laa, if rictV.rthy. 1) 1 l o. 0 o p 0 1 0 2 0, .0 'V 1 ft 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 I liacr, lb ,.,4 ?aarca. c .'.'..,...4 1 Tct. c S 4 17 4 r. r p. .1.0 1 0 2 0 0 04 .1 12 0 3 0 1 V.l S -s i o oo n 23 c c. 2 o i i': s a o-i are hit, Freltas; ea, Ahar.a 2: sacrifice hits. ca on fire Hampton Pushncli,' La .Merc; left on I re a, J. A. C. C; P. A. C. S; first base cn e.rcra, J. A. C. 4, P. A. C. 2; double ira to McCarthy; hit by r 1 r cr, Paahncll; struck cut, by Me- deirc3 7, by Fjcitr 2; bases cn called laiU eff ihashr.ell 1, eff Mcdcircs 5; wild. i itch, Luc knoll, Mc do ires; pa -red 1 alls, Franco. Prito; balk, Freitaes; in nings pitched, by Dushnell 3,vby Frei tas 4; hits, off Dushnell C, off Freltas 2. Umpires, Lower and En Sue. Scorer, Raposo. Time of game, 1 hr. 21 min. see-.' fro:.: THE PaESS- COX AT THE CALL GAME It. was the open season for pitch ers "yesterday. Bushnell "got his" and both Medeiros and Freitas had to do some nifty dodging at the plate. Neither were umpires immune. Bert Lowers was nicked three times In one 'inning. The J. A. C's are slow about stop ping practice when the bell rings. They want to hit Just, one more fly, and the result is tedious delay. Louis Soares was back In the game. He came over from Maui on business, and donned the mask for his old team mates, the' Portuguese. The fans gave him a good band. V Walker has a new stunt aile coaches the batter while he, himself is on the paths. But then Henry has lung power to spare. a;.; V e a' a a Hampton made a fine running cntch of .Ornellas fly to left,- In the third -inning." a La Mere made a beautiful one hand ed stop of Walker's line hit la the fifth, but couldn't get It to first in time to get the runner. Akana would have been able to score in the fifth If'Markham .Jiadn't been caught asleep at second and thrown out before he could get. back to thee bag.-;..;'-; a,a V ':a- a V- i En Sue found it a lot easier to um pire behind Soares than back ot Sou ?o. He had some chance to see, what was doing. a V'a--;a tv ;:-a' If La Mere had combed one of those fnce busters to right that he some times gets, he would have bowled over p w l Pet; Maul 15 11 4 .733 Kauai .15 8 7 .533 Kamaainas 15 6 9 .403 Oahus .15 5 13 .333 You cculd bare knocked Manager WiHdon of the Y.. M...C. A, bonllns alleys over ;wlth a-feather ihU moin ing,:whcn he opened ihis will an'I found that the scorc3 of -bst "W-d-nesday's Inter-Island feeriea gaw be Kamaainas a two out Vof thre over Kauai;. a'- -V,-.; "Hclpr fcaid :Viiw; faintly. -Is It possible that either of our little local prides liave coppej. a series from any one except ach other?" a TbeCresult .was:-a ;blg rurpriso,' as the Kamaainas rolled very -poorly last time, and expected to lose three straight, evidently the Kauai crowd. got vt f on the wrong foot also. The scores: .v::a-;';-k;;2:rH .-V..-'':-'v "KAMAAINAS :a Gear 184 149 12S 4C1 Scott r. .A ;119 155 104 378 Wisdon av v. .155 145 148 443 Illetaw v;;a;.224 166 1S8 578 Wilkinson .163 ajl6S 1S1 a 512 -a Totals -.v.;;. v. S4& a 783 f 749 2378 -a'.:a;:; t KAUAI -a' t Woltcrs ..14 1 135' 149 423 Kuhlmann 117 155 172 444 V. II. Hico ......127- 14C 175 443 Maer .140 -18a 205 525 t Crawford v. ,r:172 ;1C3 ICS 473 Total3. .V A .C97 779 a 810 2316 O I A r. f". i v O Thanksgiving Day wasr -partially th: ca! id out Saturday anight at a racctlaa: of the captains and several ntativa3 of the High, School, -ou, and. Town elevens,' but :.g defiaita was decided upon. 4 lar as th., Ton Team', i3 con Captain Paty "says. that Mi is willing to pl"y. the Punahou ;f that team and the High School can ccrae to an arreemnt ill 'ha favcrah'2 to hcth.1 The u team -U: raaar.ds cnc-v i!f el reeci. ts, .aad ths Higl. star I r.- -thirl c f the i :a i "ts pravidi- -s, hy Pi I'o.. aal. that in e; a cf.the Hi o4 e th.e Townies t: e Pa::: cn Thanhaegiving Day, cf ti: receipts .of the game 1 e e .aal to one-half cf t .1 r. e ii tn of the game e Hihs and the.: Puns play, cpininn it would be a good aave the Highs .withdraw ..and an cne-third of the .gate re nd to tlr Town team and the ne-thlrd eh. In that-caoe, :s -would ..at lose any money, chars would" come 'cut more t od than. ;i' theyrrlayed. the cc- Pur. the but i the III- a and then the total receipts wc be -.divided evenly -all around. V '.Captain' Schuman, however, did not seem very strong on thi3 proposition and.he'still hold out for a.half. It is probable that;. some kind of an agreement can be. reached whereby the Puns will make as much, money off the game in case they play the Townies, as they.-"would"' if-they, were to play the Highs. V v a a a.,. The' foot! all fan3 are eager, to see the Townies and the Puns play on the day mentioned fcr the reason that it would, no doubt, be the best game of the season, as the two teams are evenly matched. V An agreement a will probably bereached at an early date, and It" is rot at all "improbable that the wish ct the fans will be gratified. a fine tow cf raiP birds.vaThey were as tbict as crows on top of tlyj fence. Soares la' that he swui. 1 rd at one time ii; 'chaw.' L For sorer. e?3 cf the muscles, wheth er Induced 1 y viol r at, exercise or In Jury, there 1 3 nothing better than Chamberlain's Pain Lain.. This lini ment: also relieves' rheumatic pains. For sale by alP dealers. Benson, Smith; Co Ltd.vagcnts for Hawaii, advertisement.'' ";.-v v ;aL..- 'jQiiip'duiii! Ilsrldo aae'jaVua y:r. 'i.i..'.!, II f C 3 vi. U"4b "'irl L:::::rr:i:fj TRADC-UARK rmt !n.r-?:T.I!vsrecl.SouTSton- r h.Uck of Apatite. Heart Huttcrirjr. Las and Wind 08 Stomach. DIoalei Fee r Pptns in Stomach after Eatlrp; Sick J"eYud.- Diixine, Coated jneoe, I aousness. La Cirtpo. Dcntfca FtYer, Ciais and Fvr. MaUrU. Breakcne, Fever. Tired Feellnj Jaundice. Backache Diabetes. Gravel.laclpieMErlEht t Cls- t ease. Bladder TrouMe. Enuresl. Rhea- t r atlsm .1 mpurt loOd. t-aurrn, cyoTuia. .elan choi la. Nervous Disorders. Slsep Isssness, Removes Worm. Cures Coo sdpaUon, Anaemic Conditio- A Great Tanl; lor Woftea.' -C1.C3 pgr t :t"a, 3 1:r tlC3. C fS3.C3 HONOLULU DHUG CO? McKinley High Outplayed from ths Stcxt, r.7n!ccs Very Fluclcy a -Fight in Saturday Game at Alaxanilcr Field Schccl :.boys7Jo;f.latci;t( :-V" a s 111 1 ."i a a "aai-- -V-V- a' -i I By H. D. CASE Town Team 27 High School 0." a" Fighting against odds, and wtth the gloomy little gloom oh heirheeU dur ing the entire gamethe plucky High School eleven once- more .met defeat CO. Alexander Field Saturday' after noon, in one cf the fastest' games of football seen -here this season, and, tillable, to make, a single; core, was carried into camp by the Townles to the tune of twenty-seven to nil. The "Town: team went onto the field wit h V the stron gest aggregation that could; be culled "from the ranks of the former,, football nyrna, lii .the city and it was plain from, the beginning that the Highs would' have.no IchanceUo score, i and r Respite Romel biilliant playing on the part'of thft ll?h backs. it was tho'Townies gamo. til the" way ihrotigh. ;T1iq High llnewa weak an A unable to v.i!hs'and the rushes cf-the To wnf lacks, and, as tl.is hai uern the one fault cf the teaia'iblayar.' Ifwas expee'ed that it w.r?nl:t rv' reuteui.l. T his. however; was not t ha; tac;. Perhaps, in Xi6 ohe g;i:p'' this y lias the, forward pas hs';i s; snc cessfully used aa a ground air.V. -It v,as bro:Vght'in:o'.p!ayy..ih; 'io.vni.4 rcpea.edly, and ia;iieav(y ve ea-e was ..completed. sl here was .very liithi punting,- except: in a fev inslanccs where it was:fonnd necessary to kick out tf the .daiig roee. 'y- T Gumner.'Aair. Stars. .-.r It ha3 always been coiit eiided that If a person can do a thing ono hel C7 i LIONEL BRASH Who played a stnrame for the High. a a." .;--'.VVva -e, Saturday. Va- a can do it again This is the a way it was with ."Haole Sumner, a who, in the Jastagame .between the '.Townies and the Highs,' ran eighty-fite yards for a touchdown fn seventeen seconds after the kickoff. It happened Saturday-after the Townies had; made their first sirore.' v Cassidyi of ;.the". Highs, kicked off to Sumner." who received the v ball on the 'twenty-fard line. Tucking' the leather:: under bis arm, he beat It'dovn 'the fields dodging the High tacklers' and using -.the stxaight ann on others, and ran the remaining eightyfive yards for a touchdown in just ten'seconds after he had received the ball. Some of these cracax run ners aren't1 tn'4t' with '.'Haole." When he was "asked how. it was that he did it, he replied 'Well,' most anybody can run when he. is scared, can't. he?" Watson' Ballentyne also proved "him self a hero during the last part of the game when he broke away and ran thirty yards to place the leather back cf the uprights for a touchdown. Hart of the' TownlesV- formed r the greater part of the Interference and tackled the High men. threes at aa time with tho result that two of ihenT took the coun. and Ha ri himsel f remained out cf, the game, for awhile; to get back a little of the wind he had losU-aa. ;-e Winners Are Strong., e el. .a-V Every man on the iTown Ceam was a star by, himself. vBarp hart, who played a good game at center during the first two quarters,- was-replaced by 'Jones in: the third, a When Jones began to gQ through the-.High line and tackle the quarter before; he had a chance to pass the ball tto the backs; some of. the spectators on. the side lines began: to demind his immediate execution.: They? didiVt realize, per haps, v that: tJones knows the- center game .from A, to Z. The Hoogs trio, Frank, Cyril and. Billie, were back in tlieir bld-tinie form and.Bill Rosa, who graced t he backf ield duringlhe first t wo Quarters, a made Igood. V Nj Aldrich, who played quarter diring; the entire game1 used lot of good head work In ..till ri:c.';nr left I. a J'.:,: k cf iho 7 r-:nnlng the Jbacks, and took his ti: making forward passes, and r.e:I '.ways getting the hall Into. the rraas f the men "waiting to receive it. Th, 1 stood like a: brick wall, ph. i a s o Highs little chance to get thra a Ii -;a'-:a-:--- -.;V;- IMe.in, of the High team, aitha-ah pJ a ying at tackle,, was in-' tho ---e with-the-rest -of them. -During cae play hea picked Rcea up and tena h!m haclc about three yaraa. C U t during the1 fira.t two, and proved to a n tower cf strength.- Jlro, the s. e'.ly end,- was ah-o forced ato quit aa, th; result of receiving a nasty cut ahova hi3 left eye. Brash, the big, husl.y halfhaclr, was easily the star cf th BIjick and vGold squad. If the HI;h only had a few more with the. get-up .hd-go, that be has, they would havo wen more,; than once this season. Summing the whole "thing up, the Highs- played a good game,. and the edds that they .were; playing asainU was one of thea;biggest factors in tholr .losing i'ifr&-l-i-tr-" 1 Only Girls C;icer.ta'.-.:.:;"; If any credit is :to' .bo. .'given to the Students '.of the .High School for any enthusiasm that way shown during the game, it must;all go to a few of the gir3 who graced the makal sido cf the 'gridiron, alt .wds 'absoiutely the only school spirit shown, and when a team like the one the'HIsh .Leas tum3 out in an effort to. do something for the school, they 'can 'hardly, be' blamed for losing when" theye feel that they have no support behind then.- "With all the students who go to the JIcKIn ley High School it 13 an absolute shame thatf they have, no school apirit. The rf ew girls Who 'cheered the .'play ers cn last Saturday deserve as rauch credit in every way as, the players thetuselves. v'. y. e By three tfclock' a large crowd had gathered on the sidelines, 'and at a quarter past three the game started. The TowUies. woi: the toss and chose the AVaikikl goal and received the kickoff.' Following- is J the game by quarters .-;-a 'f:-'.: a;' v r al First Quarter.-' -k 'i;'.;a 1 a' Cassidy, of the; Highs, .kicked .off, the ball being received by Rosa on the twenty-yard line, who advanced It fif teen yards before hawas tackled.- On the, first down, Aldrich called Rosa around' rignt end. who made a gain o four yards. F. .Hoogs took the leath er on the second down and made an. other gain of two yards through lett tackle. V; On the third Sumner went through .center for three yards, and then Hoogs punted out of danger, tnq ball being received ;byathe. Highs on their .fifteen-yard line,;- On r the I first down. Stone tried a pass which proved Incomplete, and o the; second ho;ran with; the ball but didnot succeed in making a giiriv; Cassidy thea. punted and the ball was recovered iby. the Townies.1 On the first down Rosa was celled through, left guard and made '-a Mgaln of five. yards..; Opce taorc Haole went through center and iqro off three yards more Hoogs made two yards around left end, netting the Townies another first down.- V: Ilosa then took the oval and ran around Tight end -for a gain of two yards and on the next down caught a pass frotfi. Aldrich and inade'a good six yards. more. Sumner wat called, and took the oval for a in of four yards;-and completing the necessary yardage for the first down, On the-. first, V.a High man broke through the lihe and v pushed Hoogs back for a- loss pf a yard and a half. Another pass was made which, proved incomplete, and on. the; fourth, down Rosa took the ball and ran ten yard3 (Continued on pag? 14.) ia a spirited cr"? with a- Palara.a eleven, pulling victory c .1 cT th fire and holding their cp: :n ra.t.-; down to a score cf 13 to 0. V: a li:th "Tough playing at, tl:r.; j ea tht part cf tha Palama3, it wa3 a r,a: 1 g and mada a fitting curtain ra!-.r for thj main event cf th? aftirnaan. '.Ths Puns played th;lr v.zvrl g -a l gam?, Faa;cth and All: 3 pi ay; a th? halves. Icing- .the princi: .1 ground gainers.';' Reidfcrd, i.t center, l lay. J a fins game after he got started, tat before that fc? was v;i:i in h:-, rae ing. Yea Terayiay. at raaarJ. llrov.r., ct full, and Quintal, at r. aartcr, ean Uit i. J v j -i ....i U ..i... i. fir t Iowa v.. t. Allea. -Ahles kicked hi3 own r d, I r.rtcla ann, who tried for thj fir. failed. to mako I '--t. w A. v J 4 t: i V Tahneaa, fallaas in tha- ve. ;a .iaae cf a c !Iy ths char :'J.a '..'Iih a little ia ea !::.t that the? e I d?vc!a; into a fa t :a a t V U J I i carte l and many cf t: ;.:y. 1 Catar 'ay did ::;t k: a very .a ;h ...Ij..iaj is the way th o two t li: up: Ti A PJaht Had. 'fliaht'TaV clV. 'Right Guard.- O'Da, Iliad la 11 Path, r Al .a (a ::t II iirard I.Tt Ga Loft T r: i: Kc; Left ;:::d Qaartar! eea. Q 'atal (Ca; t.) :::!.t 1:..:. ill-.

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X Letting vre: I' erntJZhTalone never raited a salary or de k. i Itfill clared an extra dividend. v:-;.- v And what waa well ncuflh for yesterday la poor enough A 'todaydo It better. 7; '-.47;: .'"Rescue'-that tittle task from the maw' of dull routine. do It better;' yy y W v f.. Put another-hour on thetask well done and do It bet. we 1 ter. i ",-'7 Strive not to equal strive, to surpass. Do It better.' V 1 System --It r J 7. I i v J) v-n I n ''Ai-';, -T; -v -.V -:T T-x! 4- i i' I i hi ii i i m .1 i i i i ii 1 1 i li i li i i J I'll n i i i i M i m ii n ii ii WAHTED-v Everyone' ItH wuttlns Cor -rale,:-' lo ;"Play Safe.; Considering the; fac V i tors of salesj succesa In-ilannlng an 'ad is more satisfactory than know ,lng "bow it happened- afterward: 1 Star-Bulletin r Want Ads. r Bring i Home the Bacon' every time.. X U:-?. y-: 5309-tf. y-;y;yyy L your bat to be., cleaned at Koman'a, BeretanIa,St;.Tel. 4025.- HousewiTes to take advantage of spe cial sale of large refrigerators, $10 to 30, about cost price. il: V j -'V E. O: Hall'& Son, Ltd. kD39S-3rn. --'I-- Furnished cottage for three, gentle- men. Give full particulars by let ter to "C. C. W., Star-Bulletin of- flee;, .V; t V" All lovers. of cusic to develop" talent v by taking lessons from Ernest K 'Kaal, C3 Young Bldg.Tel. 3C87. k-C3Sl-Crn A nice room, centrally located, for s Music Studio. Apply "U L., this office.; ..-yy &332-Ct. Epccnd-hcEd 'rowboat H. Perry, Ka- burr.::.. V.zz:tA. SCSMni ACir.T WAfiTCD. Ecridcnt Arcnt to rcll Pacific Coast products to importers cn a com-r.I- Ion basis. Applicants must fur- r.' i h!."hc:t references and be thot; (u-!.ly pcctcl in the business. l'I::.-3 a::rc-i Mr. II. Vrir.JcIs, 214 v, f'--, T r o C t It-. 11: to cirry r r f C!:I la I f.r (i.iMrcn in the "IV this effirr. t I II-j Ca:::y t v fc. i I 2 C '.3 ,i i r t r i ill! )i a." i'cr ycu 1 1 V w I i i. f k.. i. :;i ..-l ri..tr :.t;I ":r;.ticr- :'..y.- until i v k. v JaWowv- wit II... ry V.'alLer, Cole Accnt for Ke- Ccri:.3 a:: J Hull Dc Garcline' I!::: :iz. Camples .on- exhibition at Wai: cr's Hies 'raill. 1 and Dowson lircs. kG33o-6m i::z. C::r:2 Turner tas purchaccl prc-trty, lC-i liir.:; T:.L ri'TC. Extensive inproTcmcr.ts now z rzzic. AUTO CC ft VICE CeTk.n-ceatcr Packard for. hire. M. -E. Miller, Car No. 1035. r Toung Auto: Ctnnd. -TeL 2311. i 53GS-lm rilcyrl Ha: -ii.n Cere:;.' Mcet;up-to-. ,'-xdatD In t3 n. Eiperienccd 'chauf feura. Tele; hcaa 1S10. 27? .Tc.r Lire, teven-seated Tackard.' Phoat ;,'T 2X1L Xcung Hotel Etand; Charles Ecyncila. ,4540-tf Beven-passenger Packard. Phone 3848. Oahu Auto Stand. Jim Pierce. V v- ;-r-y'" 2oo-tf .City, Auto Stand; opp. Catholic Mls- ;,tion, ca Fort St Phone 3561 or .1179. lias Packard ard Stevens cara .Vv at your service n.ght and day. i :.'y.: 5270-1. :v Two more' xsngers for round-the- Island". Auto Urery, Tet 1326. J- to? I New C-cyllnder Packard. ?E. M. Wood, Young Auto Stand, phone 251L; i; IT olula Anto Stand. "Phone -2339. I ::t rent cars. Reasonable rates. rk277- v: 7ucycfTliri6J. Ltd steikv.

AND OTHC. i ;.,:.c3 t:; Kctt xu i ..c.-.a t2taV PROFESSIONAL CARDS MERCHANT" TAILOR. Geo. A. 'Afartin, Bethel St Be free v from clutches of Teady-mad? man. I make suits20 and up I-et this X sinkMn.' k5.W2-6m.. CJVIL ENGINCCR.;. R. IIczcU- Civil engineer, surveyor cud draughts rnajL' 100J Alakea St Hariclini Bldg., nr. King et k ik-C346ia -vy f MOOISTEL Mrs. W. L. Howell, modiste, 1333 Pen tacola St; TeL 2646. Dressmaking of every description. k-C231-3m Ml Kellie Johnson. 1119 Union St Evenirs gowns, lingerie dresses.' Parker Ducloit; K77'Alakea St TeL '-1SC3.V IIi'rhcl-ss work. k-52S0-3iq VOICE CULTUHZ. LIl3 Annie L. Vrel:3, 4C3 SEeretonia; TeL ZZZO. Vcice producticn, Utcst hyrl--i2 principle, dlap-rcatle trcitLizj cs taught In Conservatory cf Ucric'lleltource Univercity. MAC CAGE. 4 Hacalmcto, 178 S. Eeretanla; TeL 2C37., .Masseur, baths, nianicure. nucic tcccor Cr;-::i3.r:ir'"0,v ctuiio, 1CCD Ich ar:r. Tch 2173. Teacher cf violin. 7. p r A" w w v" o III i'lii'Uulw b.iiulut.iii r:-. T. Tcylcr, 11 Ctar.gc-v;sl3 EI C:-:-ItIr z civil C: tydraulla tnjlnccr. 1 F l t i vjX" Dr. JL D. ClrX Cll Pcatcn, Ei:. i. v f J

AUTO L .'.riTZH. i:,c:n !y L:-"fr.3 C tarter,' tjueca a:.J o o o Any auto cr l.-.ur.cli can lo cfripr'-I :r very llttl 3 cc:t' L'-vc- c. i t r r 4V, f 4 w TT---. V A J Vk,v i. 4 i w r c'' V. 1 ..1 AUTC: k CUCIIT. V.'J h"7, e:Il tr.J cr.chan"3 eccend h--a au'-z. Evcrrcadyt Company, i i4C" 4 AC 4. VWWtf. L-c: ;m AUIIATZD WATER: V.'crhe, CiA N.' Beretania; A V.4, Chae. E. Frasher, mcr. EOYG CLOTH ING Kam Cheng Co.. TeL 4058.: Fort and "Beretania. We make a specialty of Boys' Clothing,- alsa foil line of. men's shirts, .underwear, 'etc. M Call end take advantage of our low Trices.' v :-....'v? BSSStf. CICYCLEG. Dowsoa Bros.;- Smith, near Hotel. Phone 3238. Gasoline Engines. Both English and American bl cycles and supplies. Repairing1 a specialty. ,r i 52S7-tf. IL Ycehlnaga, 1218 Emma.r Bicycles direct from manufacturers at greatly reduced price, -until December 31. Come early and avoid rush. f 'A k-5244-6m ty'-Q S. Miyamoto, 182 N. King; TeL 2655. Bicycles and motorcycle supplies. LiDeral allowance on old wheels. yyyi y k-5333-Gm -yy-x:y 1 t BAKERIZ3. Home Bakery; 212 S.-BeretaniarFresh cakes and doughnuts every day. Boston baked beans v-end brown r bread ;on Saturday. k-5382-6m. Love's Bakery, manufacturers And dis tributors of finest quality bread, rackers,. pies and cakes, :k-5370r6m .-vi r. 1 1 1! 4 r r ;for sale atts slightly damaged. 11.00 per;keg. ''Various lock sets 30c to $1.00, for: tnerly' ,73c to' f 3.00 Store door sets 75rdlgcount; V- Kvk5398-3m.r :V 5" Property, -about acre, facing .two streets, centrally located, eight large cottages- now v bring rental of $162 ty per: month. Wayman, 13 Magoon Bldg. Tel. 3614 k340O-3m. Indian li otorcyejes, second-hand One Twin 5 h p. and two 4 h.p. for sale cheap. Will arrange easy payments! E. O. Hall Son, Ltd. 4 5395-lw; Two young horses thoroughly brukeni y one eaddle mare and one youing gelding.? Apply v "P. G B.r this of- fice. '-i 'r,v'T,- k3392-lm. On,e ahare Hidalgo rubber and coSTee k cf 1S05, bearing dlvii;nd thfa ftsx. Addxc-s Rubber," E-Ucti c3ce t 208 shares of LalrcvIetC rUII 'stccK;! 4uc a .snare.vaaarc a v: J., this' cffce. y v Ccccut p-"-- rcr 'ci.j;.Tnc2n;ya --;v iy. 277 Lie;':!: 3 ard blcycla curpUcz, Eealr- lr. II. Uzzzir-ziz, 475 C-"-. cl. ,r y v J Inter-Inland and Oahu Ealircai ship- pL-j bcc!:s at 'Ct:r-EuIIrn ;ca.tt Thi' Trar.ta- czvc:::: t:.r.3-ravlr2 lnvcntlrn. Ko.cf :!r.j r rcessary In r-r.l'.rz cut till 3 or recc'pty-ilo- tclula L tar-La!!. tin1 Co-"LtX, sole .'xr:ti f:r r-t--'-' tf Bargain Two lots; 73xlC0 each, v in Puunui District Five-rccn house on one lot, now brlnins rental cf 123, per month. Vv. EYaym an; 15 ,I.Ir.goca Bldg., Merchant" and Ala- ken. 53v3-tf. Seven-room house, Lot lCQxlCO,- fur 'nishied completely, v.ill te sold at a racrifice on account oyrncr ledv 'i:s city.' Price ;?3,5C0. Phone. 2:C0i Laro house arid lot. rcarl Harbor Pe :;K ninsula, ?2,C'C3, v.ill exchanc3 for r 'city- -property. Vv'ayman13 I.Iaocn ;iEiic.,'Tci.-.cci4.-.;5i'""- :-;-L:::3-2m I r';..!!:e:tat3 c3, crailcra j k, 4-. 4 4 iiv" i:i 4.M T-y U piAr:o rc;i calc. For Christraasi an excellent opport tunity Am leaving for: the coast and must sacrifice my nearly new upright piano for what it will bring. 4 Will cecept best.offer. Ii. J., Star. Bulletin. V "'V 5303-tf. Kranich Bach miniature grand pi ano, almost new, perfect order, price moderate. Enquire M. II C., this office.

:3-tr. FZr.fiG FOR CALZ. 1 Vl.4tkt UlkUk1r 4klMW iMMUii U. Vy k 22 S. Beretania. k-5231-Cm 2. CAM COO FU RN.ITUR Z. The I-eal furniture fcr the tropica. We v' submit 1 dsslgns or make from your plans. cPlqt are framing dons.' C t fkfkl,: Zl Beretania; Phcae 24X7. ii(-bu Ohtani, 1223 Fort; Tel. 3745. r-.boo furniture made to order.. r; ..k v .y k-w32 t-Cm COARCING CTAZLE V Cpleadid care taken cf hcrscs la cur thargs. Cee us before making-ar rangements to. beard horses. City Ctablea, 121 Beretania; Phcae IS 2L t:ts-cm CAREER CHOPO J The Delqonico, 134 S,x Beretania St Everything new- and sanitary, v :.i-;yy. y-Tztmy -y y yyyc CUY AND CELL. Diamonds, watches and Jewelry bought sold and exchanged. J. Carlo. Fcrt Et i -.;.'ki Mvy:My CONFECTIONS. 5, k- Gibartw 1128 Fort Syrian Candy per fumed in rose; with Pistacho nuts, v" y !,lc5Si92-6m. v x:yc f.: cafe, v 4 ;-k.-. The IcCandless, -Alakea, nr. Mer chant' Regular meals or a U carte. ;k53S2-6m r.::r: Panama Cafe, opp. Ye Liberty. Every thing new. Prices Just; Caters espe- dally to. theater parties. 'Private rooms. k-6323-3m The Eagle," Bethel, bet Hotel and t King. v A nice place r to eat p i: fine v1 home cooking. Open night and' day. '::K.r-- k43Ha- The Hoffman, Ilcteh St,-next the Encore Best meals tor price m y town. .Open day and night A furnished cottage 5. rooms i and t bath, servants' quarterj and eleo i tric lights; $20, -fto desirable ten ants,- Upper, Manoa Road, Minoa V, Valley. r Apply Mrs. El H. Bf own,' WahiawaOahm v-:539!).iw. Office, space in -centrally located store. .Window-or desk In Real' EsUte Of fice. Apply' -Waldeyer Whitaker, Hotel and Union Sts D389-lw Furnished roomr one .or two gentle- men, private family. All convenl ences. TeL' 2711. r v k-5352-lw ,-4 CHICKEN RANCH. Long Lease, $13 -per month, KapiolanI Park, near car, line. Wajrman, 15 JIagoon Bldg. Phone, 3614.- k53C8-3m." -yy y If

CARBONATED WATER3. Hon. Soda .Works, 34 A .N. Beretania; i- TeL 3200. .Chas.'E. Frasher,, mgr. -1 i k-53S0-lyf V- ';CANDIEQ.' Our Candles are always fresh and bur Ice cream'; delicious. The Fern, :Xninn and Vineyard. k5330-3m CLOtHES CLEANING. Alert Clothes -Cleaning Ca, Masonic Temple. Kew sanitary: equipment, Tel.4 4380." Abraham Kalelkau,. Mgr. k-5383!6m 'k- V Try the "Star"; Tel. 1182. Ve press, clean, mend and deliver within 2 1 hours,. "i' y k5373-6m. Quick Dealer f Co., Beretania, nr Nuu- cnu." Cleaning, dyeing and .tailoring, v kiJ3S2-qm Cunrisa Dyeing House, 1313 Fort; TeL 1C27, Ve clean,, presa, mend and tlelivcr. J ::i-3m Tanh j, 1207 Liliha. ccr. Kukuk'- Tel. 21'J7; Cleaning, dyeing end etamp Izz. Weend for end deliver. k. m V- n ::Tcl. c:23. Vc call for end deliver. TcrnJ rented far'reccptian ron t, i 13. k ii--- PaueM and Fort; Tel.

i..jV.. VvLkkJ VAfa..k.. i 1-.'" -7.1v 2 n. w i Ay k v T.' Af tn run r-n 1 t ii. J I t V 1 4- LUli ia. G c c t Y'anaa wa, gen k.ral C k kki. Eetimate- furnished.- SOS McCanklleej r::j.V Phena 157 f; ;.y:-::: Yoher.izo Fulcamachl Co. Beretania, nr. Maunaltea," Tel.SG, Home C1C7. Bailor. 3, paper-hanging, painting, re pilrlj;' materials supplied. Mat trees and pillows to order. Full line V cf f urniture In stock. Wing Tai Co., 1216 Nuuanu, k-347-em Canho .Co.v1343 Nuuanu; Tel. 2151. Contracts for building, papsr-hang-: inj e.nd ceincnt wcrle. Cleans vacant I---.'-,. v. l- rOT ''4k r 4hVU. I k ICNnkatanl, King and Alapal; Tel. 3143. Buildingpainting and paper- hanging, Work guaranteed; s V i LVwC Co-Cm k IL Nakanisht King? and Jltapiolanlf Phone 3256." General contractor, and builder; painting, paperhanglng. C Cegiwa,-72 B. King; Phone 8238. .Xulldlng contractor and house mover. y'i'.-::. 5245-iy yyt If" T."nokushIn, 711 S. King; 'TeL 3031. Buildings. No charge drawing pkinsV Y.; Kobayashi; general contractor. 203 4 r S.'Klng; Ph6ne 3365.-' y.;.,.- V y k-53 51-ly v A WCIGARS ANDTODACCO.4 r''THE.TNVATERS.f-.:" y. The- best blend of the finest Havana tobacco. Mild and sweet Fltzpat rick Bros., agents. 5277 New. stock iPerfectoSr Londres, Victo- --k T Var, il 1.1... L;"Eri. 'J rrtr k-5356-3m tyj-c-y y s: CABINET MAKER. John riodrigues. Miller, nr. :unchtowL T Etrlnged Instruments repaired. y t A- !R tt t k-s344-6m f ymU- yLAfSASrlES. Factory, 1719 IJlIha, .above School: et 2384 In rstock. or made to orders k-5301-Snr'' -"''rv -v- vr jijiFunnisHEU) noons- The Delmonlco, 130 S. Beretania St Large, well-ventilated room 5 No mosquitoes; V -5242-3 ni T. Large, airy 'rooms; electric light;- low rent Territory House,' 548 S. Kin;. The Elite, opp. Young Cafe. Large, sdry. rooms, 113 c 5. Ea.thX'..: V y The VUla, 128 Fort; Pheas 2;CL All lanal rooms, $12 month 4k-53l4-Cm .U GRAYING Gomes Express,' Fort 'St Tel. 223 S. All kinds of light "and heavy dray .ing. Up-to-date motor trucks. :vr- Je5C34-ly. f-; City Transfer Co.; Jas. IL Love. All r, lines cL draying. Auto trucks. k-5370-6m Island Transfer Xq., 223 Merchant St Day phone 3S S3, night :Si:3L k-S347-Cm v Lul Cnn; 117S Nuuanu, c:p. Ye Lib crty. Ladles and chiMrcn'a Euita ho order. Fit-.gu-irantcei. i t r t--""S-,,n r I Gomes Express, Tel. .2203. Reliable, reasonable, prompt and efficient 9 k33o4-ly f Manca Express, King and Couth; Tel. :1C22. Exprcs3 and draying cl'e'.l kinds. Prompt and efficient s: vies. Six teane.v 40 4 Lalihl Eirpree3 Ltand, Eeretan.. e. 4 A k X lk CO. XV4. m s w .-.4 J Ckr. t. kJ T- C' t 4-.. k wkA v. J ..ww kuKjCm Leva's Exprcas. Phcn'3 City Trar.e'er C0f 12 X lie cDivl ctcrI rrr r- p,. i; :r7-" i e r Loy i t. c .r 2 z. I Do you r.e: I a ce .n r '--n-eral rervant? Ce'l 112:.-)2 T. -t.nia. G. IIirc-..k.? i .k i Y, Nakanishi,'' 34 .kBcrctan:.".,' for :coch-,yarcl bcrs. I.cne CSC",- ldcnca'-'-Phone 323.-' Z' Japaneea cook, waltcr yarl tsy. Met cumoto, 1121 Unicn. Teh 1. E37o-tr 'v- vJ-::--' v--';:' v'- FURNITURE. Oahu Furniture Co., 163 C-KIng; Tel. 3033, P. O. Box 840. Manufacturers of kca, monkeypod, cak nnl vhit3 pine furniture. Repairing and up- V bolstering In all its branehej. ;yy) k-523i-iy :y Zyyyy'y:. florigt. n y: S. Harada; Pauahi a;d Fcrt Tel. 2C23. i Delivers any, part city."' -A k-5237-ly fURNicHiffCG. YVi 'can clothe yourstlf 'completely ijera for very, small sum. Beys clothing, meti's furnishing?, trunks. suitcases, etc .Earn Chonr Co., Fcrt and Beretania. v i--tf FI REVCOD.' v Yokomlzo, Kukamachl Co Beretania, I ni. Maunakea Contractors. Tel. 3980; Hpme 3167. k52S2-Cra G v GLEE CLUa i Kaal Qlee CIub,69 Young.Bldg' Tef. k-53Sl-6ni.ji r-r-" '-se.- -t -'I-:,-r-:: '.vVi'M.; j !:t; HOUSEMOVING. GeSiExpressiTeL 2298. Furniture and piano moving. Storage f acilt i ..s- .-..v HQRSE 3BH0ER.. J. A. Nunea, King and AlapaL 24 years' J experience .In Hawaii .as horsesboer 2r.k342-a ',ty:r-Tvvi j :i' HAWAII'S. T1USIC..V, Ernest 'K. KaaC 69 Young Bldg" TeL 3687, teaches vocal and instnnn'tl. v C. k-53Sl-6m: :::A

SDERGSTROMf MUSIC CO Odd Tellows' Clock V Fort 8L FUn'JIS!!HD COTTAGES Crcaanty's FteleLM cettae, Val klil Bcicn,.::il Ilalli UkL kr;cs-in. L03T In'Punahdu district, suit casa contaln- ,icg 1,'uxedo suit Finder returns to Pavies Co. grocery dept. ,-i.:,:-)yy:ti si 01-2 1. FOIO Cicycle. Owner call at office cf Sta Bulletin, prove prcr rty and pay for advertisement.. CCDl-Ct. Purse. .Owner call at effico cf Star Bulletin, Identify and pay for ad. H A C 5 C 1 A'iw .1 Honolulu, Had; i .r. I ::en? 4"".2; Office 22 Pa'-hi Ci. Care il r.tt: n ticn given call'.; CltL:::? crV.' e rlye J c5 clriv '.;'";My. JZVLZn tlco. IlMfncr. :ia'.;.!2 J J elry, .'curie, cn;:ra,vin;:, r J...ri:.,.. k o a ru. JTU. Fcr 3 Ian C x, Hill. II:- f. t c C LI r -A A L y U 1: t i S::).. -Vcie- fcitc. Leech: tieh y V thay mcthe.;. I;::.:. pcir.tmcnt nr. f i r l.k. 44. 4k k, LJ XU,-... a.... 4 """.7 0---4-T. k 44l, 0 UmI y C.kkk.w..-t k. Jo, zither, vielir., c.IIj I :.L i:-:::i-:i D, 4, k. 4 w 4 W 4 k -k. s.wkl I kr k. w Greario DcmirD, teeeher cf It- .4-1, r i r" c-1 4 k 4, t 4.. ..4 "f' If your--motcrcycla Ij wrzr.z Lava it put right by -an expert. Ve tla cn ameling. Motorcycles Etored e. I .cleaned $3 per mo. 'Hen. rietcr Cup- r t f nczicfi run:;iTu;:z. M. Ueda, 544 C: IEa. ilea and ME clca furniture to crJer. 1 IV I'Pf?" y-:- i .e2.e- pt:U i LICK "WiN!t. t& kV-V r i i i f I i r i i f T- ii I I I I i I I Jr I I I 4 O 4- I ill. t k W I S The Gi ::v e: l; I 1S71. Eur. .alar rcea. E.aut:: -TL3 ki I k. a k. k. k 4 Th3 Arc:--".. T 4 .4 k.. C Et. Th? I!i:i Tr kihi. riikt-c!-t:!. J I s w I f r. 3 V v S T 'CVir :V THAT V- AH AW7VV. c-An. 5. k-esssia:.:,

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HONOLULU GTAi: iimXi:!!:;. 3IOXDAT, XOV. 25, IDli L Xr I iAA mm. i SO Jx. X PLUMBING. K. OkL 271 N. Beretanla; -TeL 2360. Phone me before letting contract; lay figures may suit yota better. v-. ,k33S3-6m- -:.a:Aa: VWonLoul Co, .75 N. Hotel St. TeL 1033.1 Estimate submitted. k5391-6m. v ,.A;"a H. Yamamoto, 6S2 S. King; Phone 23CS. Can furnish best references. 5246-ly A B RESTAURANT. The Pacific, Iag and Ncuanu. We seU 15 ceal tickets for 140. k-5337-6a a CEWINQ MACHINES. It. t TAN AIL, 12 e I FORT GTREST. Cewir j machines bdufr-t of exchanged. -VJLnz IZZi and 'we will send man, to lock at el 3 macfcize.,: 1342-lm CTCRAGE. Ctty'Transfer Co.; Jas. I L Love. Fire- proof warehouse (Hopper Bldg.) In curance lowest rate. k-5370-Ga choz repairing. Louis retrlllo, 1387 Emma.,. Expert Latest machinery. Come and see JL v CC3A WATER. Huz. Co.'a V.'crLa,' 3iA N. Eeretania; Tc I 13. CLs. H Frsxher, csx. c:c.-j rAtrrriN: .J i.U Lw3Cr3 C f t r TA!!ATOYA. Wi U It m CI'j.Tr:- Tcr Co.; Jas. II. Love. Goods "T" j i ur.:;ixur.-. r T. i r &i T.v ,r::r.:-r. r:rct--'-a r.I Irr.J r ".ii., r yL cII.: f;r I L :.ty r-t:ri:l t'i uc t. V. t -v--- A-.0 lic c --3 v::'.:. Y.'LiU Cci-tz.! f.;-: t.. c. t.:::a:t.y. k-::37-Cn T.--T r-r F, Hotel; "Up-to-date v Toiler. I r. ported woolen Eultlr.s. nt r----tcci. k3C01-Ca. Ci.-rr. 1133 Nuuanu. I.:crchast Tr':cr. C tiifactica guaranteed. ..k-:::3-rra C" It, r:i rtauraica. tcrow.Klns. L'"t r'ylcr.. flrct. materials.: :ith ill. ircn r.crlicr. -7itr? tl;3 i r r wc:': la til Its tratc-cs. t Lla Clas Kee, 1014 Nuuanu;Tel 2330. Ti-sith, 'T-Iuralier, hardware, etci 7 v L33S2-6ra V..- V- II. Ttrzar.otw, CS2 S. King; Phone IZ'.Z. Cia famish best references. k-5215-ly.; jv Won Lul Co., 75 N. Hotel 8L Tel 1C33. Estimates submitted. k3391-6m. .TYPEWRITERS. lletr.:it Underwoods, Visible Renins U tens. L. C Smiths, Ollrers. Yosts, i Jlcrxrchs, 'Bialtli Premiers, Pox, etc Erery machine guaranteed. '113 C. King EL; TeL J335. rv- ,k53S5-em- TRANSFER. City Transfer Co. (Jas. H. Love). Bag gage, furniture and piano movers. k-5370-m UKULELES. r&ctcry. 1711 Liuia, above School: TeL i::L, la stock Or made to order. v k-B301-Jra v.. U Li DR ELLAS. K ITlrzta, 1284 Fort; TeL 3745. Re- :Hp3drir;g.iorte. k-6322-3m ri :!3'Er rraTlrs ef hlrhegt grade rr.n Le Krrsred from the Star-CoIIrUn C 1 ri:i-EcxraTlcs rlanL n :AliA:K WAGON C4AKERS.' New Palama Carriage Works, 570' Nl King, TeL 2329. Hacks. buggies, brakes made to order. Repairing done. k5395-6m. WAGON REPAIRS., Lee Kan Co, 301 H, Bcretanla. Cl pert repairers. Bring your oI3 wagons to ns and we will make as good anew for rery Uttls cosL k33SSm WATCHMAKER. Roy XIathews, Palm Bldg. Annex Jurt prices. Close regulation, llafl orders. k-5375-6m Established In IKS V J

Commercial and Travelers Lettert ef Credit Utued on ths Car.k et California and Thr London Jolni CtocVCankV Ltd London.' '.3 --;-.iw Corretpondents for ths Amer, lean Exprest 4. Company" and -Thosl Cook Ccn.":V V' Interest allowed 'en Term and Cavln;i Cank- Deposits. .LIMITED l;:ze .XL N. K. .Lcttem: cf Credit asi TraTders'Cretts aTiliil3 tircuhcut the worli a: (ri 7 m t C: 7 Limited, HOfiOLULu,r. ri. CUCAR FACTO H 3, cWppiNd Ar.'D ccr.:r.!icsiow MEr.ciiAHTa v.- ,:vV:'..-r-:--r.!s tcr-;:-:,; nnr, LiFz, f'Ar.!fiEtToun.' isTcvr.'-c'.cz Af,3 AUTC.V.CILZ Ificy.lAfiCaV i. Ewa Plintallca Ccrcrany Wtlalui Arrlc-Jltural Co;, Ltd. ircL.-.!a Cuj-r. Cq ---!:aa Cur or Co.,?LLL v tltson Karitlca Co. Toyo IClsca IlalshaV' i Tb'Vc!:c:::z3 V:. ;-Llmltsd Head Ofrica Yokohama v; Tea.--".' Capital fiub8crJbed.V:48.C0u,CC3 Capital Paid; Up..;, .S0.000.C0O Reserve Fund .17,850,000 General v banking .Ucslnesg V transacted. Savings accounts for SI and tzpwarda.. Fire and burglar-proof Taulta, with Safe Deposit Boxes for rent at S3 'per year and up-' wards. '.v j Trunks and cases to bo kept on 'custody at moderate rates, t Particulars to be 'applied for. YU AKAI, Manager. -Honoluln Offlco, Bethel and Merchant Sts. Telephones 421 and U94. P. O. Box ICS. ,j rhoto-EngraTlns ef t!?kest grade 1 can be secured from the Star-Eniletla rktta-EcjraTlcz PlanL j 5 Hard Kriochs and Good Rocks Our Crushed Rock for cement stone in xne wona,'. .c: The crushing is uniform in all sizes.' X nos. vne, -two, mree. CV-X-; 5 Your orders will have prompt Robinson Building &4 Iionoluiu Construction 6 DrayinrCo M1E life: MTCLIOBiLE 7i'A-:. Touri JO' ftnd I3nt 7. mmr if i, Arrcnts v; 0;;;.; Honolulu arcn mm Baldivin fk Suoar Factor? CqmmissicnXcrchdiisr:; 'A2nt fcr;--. Hawaitaa Connerclal Ecsxr Co. Haiku Susar Cocytzy Pala Plantation -y r Zlaul; Agricultural Comr:i3y u 1 Hawaiian Ccgsr 'Comriry.'v -K&husu Plantation1 Ccarany C I'cBryde .SussrComrisy ICahuluI TLallrcad Ccsrssy.'-".'; v Kauai .Railway' Ccr: 17 V Kczc'ua Rasca Xri ;-.i;" Haiku Fruit and Packlas Co. Kauai Fruit and Lari .CcL.2s3.yx Ll.r.iud y.... jCxtillUhed irri CUCAR -FACTOrtiL 'SJ C CHIPPma and COMMISSION r::X,X:X merchants A FIRE MARIN E INSURANCE Agents for -r Hawaiian Agricultural Ca. Onomea Susar Company i.X-' Pepeekeo Sugar Ccripany!' Honomtt Sugar Company -Wailukn Sugar- Ccmyar Olowala Company. Kilauea Sugar Plantatloa! Co. Hllo Sugar Company v Paauhau Sugar plantation Ca Hakalau plantation Company Hutchinson Sugar Plant'n Co.': Waimanalo Sugar Company Honolulu Plantation Company Oceanic Steamship Company s Baldwin Locomotive Works v PACIFIC EflBiriEERIfiG J COMPANY, LH). rCssjJtIsg, Vtsizklzi asi Ceai ;.i' Xx strsctlr? EEisecrs. X:-X:i. Bridrss, Buildings, Concrete Struc tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys tems, Reports and Estimates ca Pro jects.,'. Phone 1045. X-'XXX Ol AH Kins AXLBH A ECEETS05 v!. Qneea Street Honolals A "ZTerjthlng In the printing line at 8'ar-BnlIeUn, Alaiea street; branek, I.erehant street t--v. t work is the equal of any; basic .'v v?- v-

attention. .Ltd. It Q Queen Street L.iAREJS A Insurance tcolie A 1 hr mo. BUILDING L1ATERIAL I" T rrn UUdli 3?n7Anti? Geary Street shore Union Square Europe ar Plan SLCO a day cp 7 AmericaQ Plan XtiO a day up Ifew rteel aad brick strncrare. Every comfort and conTesience. Aliigb class hotel at rery moderate rates. In the center of theatre and -retail district. On car Cnes trans ferring to an parts of city. Electric omnibus meets" all trains and stetmers. Hotel Stewart recognized as Ilawsiian Island Headquarters. 1 Cable Address Trwets"ABC code. J JL Love. Honolulu representatiTe. ThanlKgiving Day at HAUUU SPLENDID SEA BATHING Excellent Dinner X Youna Turkey's, Etc.: a A Few; Reservations Left Ring up 872 V Auto foKHire v li i I Ci-'r-orcei ConcreU Cu"J!no. '223 Rooa. 21 Cral CUj eating hoatM nILMa 1 tiock. Rates ft. I1.C3 fPleasanton Held: 1 vjMODERATEv RATE3 ,l;f V Army and Navy Headquarters Special Rates for .Long Stay C FREE .SWIMMING: TEnInIS 'f 't'l:'- AND; GARAGE; W'X. 'VSX:-'':T: X XX??- Cor. Wilder and Punahou Yfi&Phoni 3427 XX'-:X"'-"; M RS.' L. M. GRAY, Manager. Hotel Potter, Santa": Barbara "Has prepared for the tour 1st business by the addition..' I of two'" more bunsalows-i v I beautifully furnished. They are noV ready: for occtt- I i.pancy.: x X- X: -t V- Emma, Above Vineyard WAIMEA, KAUAI H Newly Renovated Cost Hetol Tourist -Trade Solicited GOOD MEALS C. -W. 8PIT2 Proprietor "Why not save money by spending Thaiilrs-: giving Day atif ME FO R A 8WI M -AT THE t v;;;?: IWaiHIii Ifm

X-X- NEXT, SUNDAY Says the Wise Bsther has the best Home-made Bread, German i Pretzels and Coffee A Cake. Be sure and ring up 2124. 1 ,1129 FORT STREET The a is now located In its new build !ng. 116-118 HOTEL- STREET. General Catering of the Highest t AXTOX ST1XCE BBOTUEB l: GERMAN CONFECTIONERT AND FANCY: BAKERY. J 1 VX Specialty-r-German JRye sour bread; German half-fine rye bread. 1183 Alakea -St; near Berctanla. Thone German half-fine -rye bread. 1183 '3793.: rA-AAA Vienna BaKery nOVEIIEIITS OP IIATL STEALERS YESSELS TO ARCIYE "X.Xl. r Monday, November 2V..- San Francisco, via Seattle Hllon ian, 1L NV 3. S. T: .'.a' 'A Tuesday, November 22. San Franckco Wiihelmina, iL N. S.S. A V-.-A.-A- Hllo direct Kilauea. stmr. Wednesday, November 27. Hawaii via Maul ports Claudine, stmr, 'A. A... a r Kauai ports W. G. Hall. stmr. A Friday, November 23. Australian ports, tia Pago Pago Sonoma, O. S. S. ..A.: A- A. A A-. -1 Kona and Kau ports Mauna Loa, Stmr.'A'v --".a; -,;:a. i VA-: v::;;A;' San Francisco Nile, P. M. S. S. t Saturday, November. 3d a -Hllo via way ports Mauna Kea, A a ATuesday, December 3.' A A Hongkong via Japan ports Persia f. m. s. s. .a- v Sydney via Auckland and Sara Zealandia C. A. S. S. A7 j Wednesday, December 4. 1 Victoria and Vancouver M akura, C. A. S. S.' j :.AA A Fan Francisco Ilonolulan. M. N. S..S. ;A';A"' -X- '-A:;' a';' '-r -A Thursday, November 5. A Manila via Nagasaki Logan ,U. S. A.-T. A;"-(a :a:A;.A.A' K-;;:H:"'-:- 'A-' Friday, -December 6; San Francisco Mongolia, P. M. S. S Monday, December 9. ?v San Francisco Sierra, O. 8. S.H Tuesday, December 10. Hon gkong via Japan ports.. Korea, P. M. S. S. X-y :-:::.A Newcastle, N. a W Saint Kllda, Br. stmr. a-A'- 'Aa-v'A: Thursday, December 12. San Francisco Thomas, U. S. A. T. v Friday, December 13. San.FrancItcc Nippon Mani Jap stmr. Ay vV'--; A.;. .A:.:rA.' r;;-; K Central and South American ports Klyo. Maru, Jap., stmr. A a w; Tuesday, Decemter 17. l Hongkong' via Japan ports Shinyo Mru, Jap., stmr. a- A -AA; Wednesday, December 18. v San FrancIscoLurllne, M. N. S. S, Thursday, December 19. San Francisco Tenyo Maru, Jap., stmr. 5 YESSELS TO BEPAET A A'. Monday, November 23. A, Sydney, via Pago Pago Ventura. O. S, S. 3 p. m. XX Kauai ports NilhaU. stmr. 5 p. m. Tuesday, November 3. A r San Francl3co Tenyo Maru, Jap Rtmr 9 a.' m;. a Columbia River Unkai Maru, Jap. 6tmr. a a.- San Francisco Larline, M N. S. S. 6 p. m. -A-:-. aav' T Maul, Molokal and Lanal ports ?ii kahala, stmr.,' 5 p. m.. Kauai ports Kinau, stmr., 5 p. m. Wednesday, November 27. Hllo via wap ports Kilauea, ttmr., l(a. m. 'X.,-Xm. .iA-v-A .A- 1 'Thursdayf', fjovemter -3, v Kauai"-ports W. G. Hall. Btmr., 5 Fric'ay, NovemSer 3. Hongkong, via Japan pons Nile, P. M. S. S. ..X San Francisco Sonoma, O. S. SM 5 p. m.' Hawaii via. Maul ports Claudine, stmri 5 p. m. f X -1 Saturday. November 3D, Htlo direct Kilauea, stmr 4 pV m. A Tuesday, December 3 San Francisco Persia, P. M. S. S. Victoria and Vancouver Zealandia. C.;A, 3. S. ;.A"A'- 'X -Wednesday, December 4. A- i- Sydney. via Suva and Auckland Makura, C-A. S. S.' A. V !a A A Thursday, December 5. 5 San Francisco Logan, U. 3. A. T. "v Friday, December 6. A Hongkong, via "Japan ports Mon- golia,' P. M. S. S. A ..Tuesday, December iOK San Francisco Korea, P. M. S.v S. Wednesday, December 1 1. San Francisco- Honolulan,' M. N S. S., 10 a." m. v Friday; December t3.. i Manila via Guam Thomas, U. S. A.: T. v ;X a XXX: j Hongkong via Japan "ports Nippon Maru, Jaj. stmr, XX X Xf: 1 X :A .'5,..'! Honckon e via Jaoan doHs Kl to Maru,. Jap. stmn v "A"-'-A Tuesday, December 17.. X San, Francisco Shinyo Maru,: Jap. tmr,,y ''.'A- f A A A a;4 1; XXI 'A A Thursday,-December .19. L -l X Hongkqng via Japan -ports Tenyo Maru, Jap. stmr. A L Monday, December 23. A Sydney via Pago Pago Sonoma. O. .A-''; A.;;' iA'-A-A '-XX:, A'- A Tuesday, December 24. v San Francisco-Liberia, P. M.: S. S. San Francisco Lurline, M. N. S. S. a; Friday, December 27. A San Francisco Ventura, O. S.; S. XiX Saturday, December 28.. X.:'-. Hongkong via Japan ports Persia, P.-M. S. S. a--;;.s.- HAILS Mails "are due from 'the following points as follows: A a a 23.: X-: ..X.X:.-- Victoria Makura. Dec 4. i w XX Colonies Sonoma. Nov. 23. XXXX Yokohama Tenyo Maru,1 Nov. 25. Mails will depart for the following points as follows: A:' Yokohama Nile, Nov. 29; 'XXXx Vancouver Zealandia, TJfec 3. XX CoIonies--Ventura; Nor. .23." X San Francisco "tenyo Maru, Nor. 26. TRAJfSPOBT SEBYICE ..X Logan sailed from Manila for Naga saki, Honolulu' and San Francisco, Nov. 15. :X'': f XX'r X- Sherman, from Honolulu -for Guam and Manila, sailed Nor; 14.A.AAAA Warren, stationed at the Philippines. Thomas,, from Honolulu for San Fran- Cisco.: arrived Nov14.1 A; a- Dls, from' Honolulu, for; Seattle, ar rived. Nov, .4...'.A':. --;t "t Star-BBtlrtla Ads. are Best fiislnet l Hetigrs. r oceanic st3a:.:gz:? SYDNEY Ai FOR SAN FRANCISCO 8. S. SIERitA Nov. 16 8. S. Sonoma J Nov. 21 S. S, Sierra .Dec 14 .to san francisco, t:3,c3; nouND Trtip, TO SYDNEY, SU3.C0; ROUND THIP, t:::.t3 8aliing Lists and Folders en Applicatisn U C Zr.Z,Z7l LTD General A;ents. Fac!iiclMml':.Ben;::":: Ct earners of the above company win call at Uoni!u:a ar I i iv port on or about the dates mentioned blow: A A: FOR THE Cr.lENT .3. 8. NMe Nov. 3 8. 8. Mongolia .........D:c 6 S. S. Persia ..........Dec 3 X j For general information ep'y r1 '-A 7 Etcamers cf the atove C:7ir? 1 f ;V:"i FCn the cr.n:;T v CO. Chlyo f.iaru ......r.'sv. 1 8. S. Nippon f'-ru ,...C;:. 13 D. S. Tenyo Maru ......C:s. 13 CalJs at ManHa, c-::t!r- ca:i n'TL rr""7 t L,i v.l C iik C Of Lu r! ins 1. ty. j. .(I.t lnj 1 W.. C iicnciwln 4 S. C. Lurtins .."i-. 1 HYADZ3 sails frc i C rzn 5. X'cr further r"rf r: p f (IKf kujltli'llU J 1 FCn FIJI AND a'j;t...li.-,

C S. r.ikyr3....a,.....irir. 4 C. 0. ZsaJsndia ....J: 1 S. S. L'zrzmj .J; n. 13 8. C. M akura F".';. 13 it...il Li "t!.i F.- 1 il.,,, Via Te husr.tr ev:-y iA.Aj Cerijrsry's v,:.2rf, 411 l'.; A. "A "1 !A-: A Fno:.i Seattle cv;.c:::;k to i:u::::l?-'. C. C. ALAC'AN, to si, I 1. A' A 8. S. MJssourian to sail '::-t r 8. C Columbian to sail i-:ut For further Isforiratlcn arply to H. HAC.TZLD asents,: Honolulu.: A'.'C. P. f.iOr.SZ, C:n:.-.l 0!" i J h1I uU It .V. ml X X Cxtwari. For Waianae, Waiaiua. Kahuku and Way Stations 3:15 a. m., 3:23 p. m. For Pearl City. Ewa Mil! and Way Stations 17;80 a.; m:, 9:j5 b. el, 11:30 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:23 p. m. 5:15 p. tx, 39:33 p. el, til: 13 p. D For Wahiawa and Lcilehua 'IDD a. in4 6:1S p. tau, 33:3d p. el, tll:15 p. m, A-:v; v:.: i;"kKt:iS; .Iiwtrl, a ::;X A A Arrive Honolulu from Sahuku, Wal alua and Waianae a. m S:3J p. a. ;.u--;'a xX'. XX- Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Pearl City 17:4 a. m, '2:2$ a. rx, 11:02 a. in., l!4 p. m, 4:23 p. el, 5:21 p. nv7:30 p. el Arrive Honoluln from Wahiawa and Leilehua 9:15 a. m f 1:43 p 5:31 p. cl; n0:10 p. m: ;::"a- The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour train (only first class tickets: hon oredj, leaves Honoluld every Sunday at 8:35 a- el; returning, arrives In Honolulu at 10:10 p. el .1 The Limited stops only at Pearl City and Waianae outward, and i Waianae, Waipaha and Pearl City inward.; ,f Daily. tSnnday excepted. JCua day Only. s :X. A O. P. DENISON, r. d EMim -A-i Sanerlntsndent :A A O. P.-A a cTeryiwa? ia ue, pnzucj uae at SiarBallrtla. Alakra street; branch, Eerenani iireei, SHORT LIN I a for SYDr.zY, n. c. v;. S. SL vi;tuiia ::.,r. C 5. Sonoma ...C::. S. 3. Ventura J;-. fcr sAn r .-v.:::: S. 8. Persia S. S, llcrca 1 C 0. C.isrla 1 to w::i c Al tt a rs

W, v. 4 r tt r v7' j .1 i 1 D: tiki IK w e kj 4 "x -X- rxui j For particulars zzz i vL, L k. 836 Fort Street rHl; HA COVE3 TH2 C ART1 f Alii kinds Wrarptn-f Papers r Twines. Printing nni Writing Tar AMERICAN HAWAIIAN PA? I P. i supply co, ltd. Fort and Queen trt Hsr A Phone HIS Ceo. G. GuCd. Ger.. Eisr-UallfUa Aia. are Et E; CtZtn. xx "'i A'; j' t i. XXfX'Xxx.

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i:o::glijlu BrAK-iiurxKTix, monpay, :coy. a-, 1012. -.1 1 4 i i Vcchly Calcrhr a- f MONDAYl Ofcatlr Lodge, Stat.. TUESDAYS 1 WEDNESDAYS EatralLan Lodge, 5fclrd Degree THUHCOAYt FRIDAYi 7 Off ante. Lodge, Third Dffcre: SATURDAY! t v Alt Tlsltinr member cf the order are cordlAlIy invited to at--.' tend meetings of local lodges. COXCLULU LOrCZ, CIS, B. F, 0. E. Ilcnclula Lodge No". 1C, 13. P. O. Elks, meets la their ta.ll, ca King SL, tear Fort, every Friday evenlu. Visiting Brothers are cz:i::r invited te l tend. a. n nunnry, e. r. ii. dunciiee. cec fleet ca th:? lad tzi 4 th Ilea duj3 cf 'caea .r .La at K. V. l: ::l 7::o p. xa. JIrr.Lf c c h- tltcd tD L ..W-. J Framed and.Unframed 23c to $13X3 :';::yr';: v4 AIRSHIPS Ye rts Crcfts Shop, Fort SL, above Hotels f j- r r rf Hi y U ii h to L,; I! Only two-stroke -cycla fr-iaa. on,. the rtarket,that successfully use Dis tillate a3 well as Gasoline. No '.Valves' lth attendant: leans, spring and gears to wear "and need adjustinsl A i l ii No tatrics to ma down or die from eettlr. wet, nor cranking .accessary to start and run continuously; i 4-C, 8-10, 12-1 5, 23-23 horsepower "Smalley". Engines In Honolulu stock. -C- t ;.:i;'.'ie fj: kj vfr .5 I AssocJa t?4 Prvsa Cablf 1 CILI30A, Spain, 'or. 24.Flfty persons, mostly little children, were killed In a moving picture- theater tere this evening during a panic caused by a Calse- alarm of fire. The children were trampled to death In the rush by. the audience to escape. FEDEnAL Wirehes To 1h3 A:'v:rtrr: The independence of Altala has been proclaimed at Durazzo Ly Ismail Kamal Bey, the leader of the Alban ians, according, to a report 'published in the Allemaine Zeitung today. Germany has called to- the Colors 123.CC3 reservists to increase to a war -footing five army corps being mobilized tonight, -'rr The Kaiser recently ha3 shown much amusement at being designated by French and Enslish Journalists as the "Stormy Tetrel" of the chancellor ies. C. t Tests will be made at Sandy Hook of the new 3-inch gun3 specially con structed to guard Hawaii, the Panama Canar and the Philippine defenses against invasion by -hostile air craft. Experts say these guns can sweep the heavens clean of aerial enemies, ia case cf necessity. Cne cf the consequences of the Eal kan war l;a3 beea the reduced tra3a In dian:cnJ3 frcmr Antwerp, thv.3 af ftct;."g the dimend-cutting Industry cf l:ri3., TL3 Eulsarian market for prce;eu3 ster.e3 i3 very large. LL i cloth a: 1 1 f i r Eurtca VT. Gibson,' the lawyer cn trLl at Gceh n, N. Y., for the murder cf, Counter 3 Tosa Szabo, Is on the verr;: cf collrpse. His case goe3 to t'.e-.jury tcrurrrow. Gibson's wife re turr. io Rutherford, N. J., today, to t2 v. ith her children and nerve her e:!f fcr tha crdeal of standing by her hurl-r-i jwhen the Jury 13 ready to anreuueo he verdict': t: tlr-.: to cr i Yw. i -w. If -rr:::::r.t-lect Wilsoa to his anr.eur.ccd policy cf keeping c :n r'-r tr: V.'Mta JIeu3 r".l i.:i will c. :u ;:!i":.t r. j I:n-r tpecul.-ts as t vl'.et ii f) :i ia tha four years L:;:eeLj c r v t Old c::::!cy:3 cf the Yhiie i:;.;:, ir.cludir:.! the secret service i:;ca r.r.d tho police ci'.Ieials, figured cut tel. t!.r.t ten thcueand Job-hunters will 1 3 -,at:..red in Y.'ashinstca from all.r-rt3 i cf th3 country after the inauurtioa. ators jarai- broken by L. JuhaGalant chikov. a Russian' aviatress. he soared to a height of feeV .The flight was made In a monoplane. r Responding to jthe rigorous pro tests of -shipbuilding rtnterests, the treasuir department, with the Indorse mentof President Tart today an nounced that machinery is not entitled to free entry to the United States un der the new 'free shipyiag" law, but materials for the construction of ma chinery will come in free. -Samuel Gompera was today reelect ed president of the American" Federa tion; of Labor. c:-- r The Austrian Danube flotilla of four gunboats, two monitors and two tor pedo boats started toward Belgrade this afternoon. It was not announced that: the flotilla ia on a hostile mis sion, hut this development is consid ered ominous. Employes of all street railways hare been ordered to report to regimental commanders of the Re serres Sunday, -r; .v.'.-- Great excitement prevails in Vienna today over the announcement in the Reichpost that Russia 13 mobilizing alfher army corp3 Financiers are particularly anxious and the stock market is -steadily declining. Reports say Austria already Las C0O.0OO troops on a war footing. Four' men' from the Presidio, San Francisco, received from the hands cf President Taft at the .White House, the medal of honor, the highest t award that can be given to aa American soldier.-;. The recipients are First Lieut. Archie Miller, Second Lieuts. Archie H. .Wilson and John Kennedy, Quar termaster Sergtj03. Henderjoa, all of the Sixth Cavalry. -,v. One of the giant gatr3 cf the Gatun lock3 la the Panama Canal wa3 test ed for the first time yeeterday, when Miss Helen Taft put the electrical machinery In operation and swur.s the' gate open. 1 Eugene V. -Debs, 'candidate" cf" the Cociallst party for rrc'--t cf tho Eniiid Ctatc3 at ths leet t!reticri, vrr.3 ladicted by the federal creei Jury charged with ccnsp!r;;:j to I;frt t'..3 er.d3 cf justice by Induciri v.lir in the cr.ea cf tr.3 United i against ti.3 editors ar .1 c.v:::r3 cf t!.o "Appeal to Reason" to leavo the t try. r e 3 i. A-d':patch frcta Ct. reterrlur-; rkr: aa ensue: eeeful att::upt v.:i r:. last Monday to v;r. the trr.!a cn v.tueh Liupsrcr 2.e. e.3 ar. d i ua L:r3 cf the Eueriaa i rap trial fr My vera returnlati fre:a f. arta to a. -kce Cice, by teariarr up th3 raili c i czzzza ta j .V j ly 12 cr.J cn i it; with pocr t!ra:J xve are lontTiiid, tired, su :cctil!2 to I CCIGS lace natnrai eraurjy and "aal-itica, but Eai3 ccti- ditica can be 'prt-r.rtly ccr- i reeled v.ithSrcii V T 1 i "-abciitrie.ira ia L. t.. J properties, rich iatLatr.::-! 'M i lramatcrtalaraij a .y elective that it cortipcls i vior, vitality and rjivcjUcod-. quality. f Fecit T;' IT.:::: r Two ncd.rn h:.:1 Avenuj, t Ina'.twD !:r;? Isr and din!-, r:: prcvid. rat 't ..a walk frcrn car It cn rrt-i 'i c :r.'. If ycu have a ecu -a, cure It. A ccuh i3 a syraptern cf mere serious trouble.1 Charabrrirla'a Couh Rrra cdy h tha' t':t c'-tair-blo cr..J by rll u. i:., .wet. C. C. t": t t I Z f.VZ" CI C r i 0!fTCD Tiin f 'I .'HO HAC UCIO IT.

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GRAND RCDUCTION SALE a November 1 to November 30 Hardware, Crockery, Implemenls and Sporting Goods. We (Ivt -xv Stam ps for Cash. .V SING CHAN CO. a -123. Kln St. Opp. Aala Park -v V TH2 Crc3src:ds Occlishcp a. liiuj r: v Caccetscrs 1 r Crevm Lyon Ce LU. JU-CXAKDfda YOUNQ CUtLClflS "CvtrytMnj in Catka" 1:3 LOTO 3, ty C3 fset fot cr's at K&I.'M, rl;M cn 'r.2s ClrsL -rear, the -KatIM tr:.'-5t riiaea rsr.;j frcrn to idl 'a let. Literal., dlsceuntt vvi:V t d-' lowed for caih.' -.u'r-'' -Terms tri viry.tz.zj. Lui roi .7-1 -i- a -and-. Lid OrtOr '".vjrr ,a-f gazed In terror while fire c:etreyed tba Erunswick heme fcr idiots aa 1 f. e-ll3-c!r.d:d children at drattyviil?, Lc: j Island. Over hundr i cf ib3 ia:r.at3,.many cf theni' little children, were in great personal danger, for ov er an hour. New York society state3 that coral necklaces, such 3 ure strur. r ly the women cf Hawaii, are being worn In stead cf more expensive jewelry by many.cf the debutantes thi3 season.'- A report -charging people In the pins section of New Jersey with ex changing wive3 and' selling bubie3 for small, sums cf money lie3 in the desk of Governor Wilson. 7a r c L. r c The illness of the little Czarowitz, which is causing such grave anxiety, brings to mind the objections that were raised to him being christened with the name Alexis,: objections which, surprisingly enough, were Ig nored, for Russians are nothing if not. superstitious, The altitude record for women avl- -'Ttex' tell about the; Trtaa-Cca Una of technical finishes tni enamel for all kinds cf painting, damp clrocfdng and water proofing.- a Honolulu ir.cri ,v;cr.:3:co." c T Y T y TA 1 t: 5 tla lar:: .-3 Ir:r;ranc9 c. 1 IL a. ttvJ v.. r;..aj 'Army. and Navy lire d rrartrrs. ra cial rate3 at the 'Tkar-ataa Kotel," cor.-..Wilder and Punahcu. advertlaa mcnt. a fcr ct enrs tzS ths tn:!di alsst 1 a? pie Ly Las hax.. z u' e.a, 4 i. ..:,.---.:-i.i-v rv'-.' fJ H J ;.s v.a.. X v, vra-v Cn, THE B LL uW-LJIJLjDLt r rV-s 11 1 v. -i a- -.a -'-.a-a v.-.' -s u- i'1-' "lavrvw m -a-. a a --v w- .-a ?a-- toa a. a.'-"'.:-;-- a i- at Grc csr rrt tae:;: cr irate' r.-CJ.-.t c! a ths er.t.'rs ,;;Ths Tit!: r.'S ii Le: ths C:eb:ard Cil fo.it NZ.n zt;..zt iaaa:rn 5 r'J

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m r LOUI3, I rc.-i. TZLCPHCNZ 1 L O t i i t k Lti kit. (Continued frcrn paje Tor a tc:ehdown. CV Hocgs tried for fiscal tut failed, leaving the score six 1 1 to nothing la farcr cf the Townies. The Illihs kicked c.T. to the Townies rrd the lall was received by Sumner pn the fifteen-yard line. Tucking the oval under hla arm, be ran. the remain- V lug length cf the field for a touchdown in ten seconds after he had received the ball. Coal was kicked by C. Honrs, making the score thirteen to nothing la the Townles. favor. The Highs ence mode kicked to the Towuies, Ii 3 receiving the; Lall cn the thirty jrrd llr.2 and advancing it eight yard3. On the first down K:;;3 tool; the cval arc-r.i left end for ax:in cf four yard end cn the seccr.lT.coa vent throagh left tackle fcr a rIrr cf five r...re. Tha .Cn Z- were 1 1 1 live yards fcr rlayirg c -Tilde at the 1 rl:d r I cn the neat devn a pas3 v. ..3 re ivc I ty C. lie: -3 who ad- !1 two yarc On the i.:.t down Zr::'T rr. a rain cf two yard3 an! tr.2 1 1: "lis v. ere penalized five yard Lr r laying cTsI'e. Pint cc.vn r.:a!n; us t:nt thrc;h f r a r-i:i cf live yrr.'s cr.i cn th: cc-d dr. 7 a LT:::.:r.:r i.:zZs two yard-; n.aic. A 1 V03 t'. ::i r.ode ty r.ch. th? t -Ir.g received ty Mflin, th Ii: C i the inch's fir: t tawn r:. t!.? all a: .1 r.:a a J I t th? II' 1-5 wire f:r having. 1 C: --Idy went :r 1 a f ;n cf f: :r 1 :M r. C c: l! V. II: t::-"

A i 1 :t r: r: c v e k r ti T' -::t ti I I I t: r. t r i '.1. TI i i:. -i i. y:rl f I a l-.:..:r 1 r r.r 1 h t: 1 it tvo vt-' A pr.r? v.hicli i I to I- I'M" i. i :nt ty C" T i t' i I r r V C 1 f Ca -.'1 rrr j rd. rd fl: Cr. th 2 by c 2wn Tow r ip? ly Aldri?:i t-.t th? h::: v iih r. f '1 f:: t'-'n r. a r" th? dawn, 3 cr.d the Aldrich tall wa rtcive 1 1 V.. II: who rr.de a -in cf f ."ty yarda. C:'tq fr?t n C. IT:: "3 nr.tfd and the b-l v.rs rc::iv:' hv.Er.aih cn the IIi:Ys twelvp-vard Hr.?. On the High's Erst ('own IT rash mr.d a gain cf six yards thrc:-'; ri;ht t:h'e r.r.d cn the fc cr.d a r"-1 cc:nr'ct:d whica r.cltcd: the H;.:h3 a gain cf seven ycrds. The Iliahs then worked their new c'ay and Cassidy went through the Townie line for a gain of tient yrrds. The same play W's reso'teJ cn the secend down and this tinie he-Town!: s trcke it ur with no gain for the Highs.- ErssVvas tr-e:I a,, ed and took the leather through left tackle for a g-iin of five yards, and on the first down Cassidy was hel.T down for no gain. On the second. .Cassldv attempted a n:n through left! tackle but be was putted tack for. the loss cf i yard, Caidv then went tbrousn center for .a vard gain, but was Ee?t Horn making more by the good work of BirnharL The quarter ended at this stage cf the tame with the score ttill tventy to nothinnr in fnvor of th" Townies. Fifteen minutes rest was the time allotted between the halves. Third Cuart:r 1, '..'v ."Captain Dyson went out cf the game and his place at center was taken by Silva. The Highs kicked off to the Townies and the tall was received, by Meore on the fifteen yard line wriio advanced It' flfteea yards. On tlie first dowa Iloogs made a gain or three yeards around left end and on the second Rosa skirted right end 'lor a gain cf elgbt vyards more. Oa l first down. Summer vent tbroagh rlgnt fciard for a gain of ix yards and then, on the second, he vent through center for another gala of four yards. First again; .Aldrich took the. ball and ran through left tackle for tea yards thus bringing around another first down, Hoggs fumbled the ball if rem a tid'r frcn center, tut th?! iLaU v.as recovered ty liar, wko tar tff a good ten yards tefcre Le va. J fetor ped. On the first down Jdcsa to;': ;the tall through for a gala of three yards and was stopped from- going further by Drasa. Oa the second down Hcggs made eight yards more around left end, and on thS first down Hcgg3 raade no gain. Oa the next downdown Sumner got la two yards and the Highs were penalized fiTe yards for playing offside.. Oa the first down Aldrich carried the ba'.l 1 around right end fr a gala of three yarils end Rosa followed bin up c:i the secend .ith four yard3 more, a::! on the third Hoc 3 raade a fumtl? and the tall was recovered by tho Town team. "On the, fourth cne yard was made by Aldrich and the tail went over. Drasa took the tall through left -guard for a gain cf five yard3, and oa the second he broke away from the Townles and made a sensational run of twenty-five yards before ,be was finally stopped. -On the first down Stone was pushed back for the loss cf a yard and then En Choy was sent through for a gain cf six yards. Jdro," playing end, re; ctived a tad cuf over the eye at thij stage cf the game and went cut, bis place teir.g taken by Holt On the fourth down Cassidy made a gain and the Townles were penalized five ards for i laying eff Eide. On th?l flrrt down C; ::'dy raade a gain cfl five yrrds r: 1 c 1 lU second scIdeil c c:-thr y-rd rrcund lift end. 'C: t? third I .-..it .made another re:1 a cf lift: :n yards and cn the fir:', Il.i C'.zy v: 3 I-:'d lack fcr v.o gal-:. Oa tl.2 s ;:;:-.d Ca::Idy l:ade a yar I and cn tl third made no gain. II. ran ar:::i .itl. tho tail cn the fourth 1 r. v, a t; a V 0 yards and tl O.i the Town's l'lr t. '.ere thrc ccr.tv r ov-rv t! fai c f two yards a:.i on t! i 1 a a j v i. i to. C i th? th y C. Her 1 th t: cf tl tl.. th f r L 1 Ca f l..:t tl 1 c 1 r y o th? 7 -r n 3 t 1 r Cf C r h C 2 V. I D 1 t:n 1 n. 11: :::r? t.. r cf d t3 t: 1: I, rv to r ji :r c t 1 V Ih-hia f:;;::n y:rd:. dawn Chi:'.l--w::t,i v: fcr a 1:; j c: two th- I. -kr 1 t 1 r lw3 mad 2 cn th 2 r .t a v: 3 r c:.',cJ ty C. Ha: li:i a rai 1 cf fifteen yards. Another rass vva then tried which proved inccmplet and cn the Erccnd Aldrich took th tall throa-h right guarl for: a gal. i cf c;;ht yards.' Another pas3 prove I to te iaccraahote and ca the fourt:-) down an attempt 'was made to kid: j a place, tut it failed, ?At this junc ture the game -cam 3 ta a" close with i the score standing twenty-seven to nothing. How They Flayed hV' V Following 13 the Way the iw-o teams lined up at the beginning: v-hv :.r Towu Team Highs -t' Right End-' a Hoggs V.V'.;.. Jiro Right Tackle" I.r Moore v. Melin Right. Guard Hart1 Kahalawal a 'V Center S Bertlemaun ..i..Vt Dyson (CapL) v Left Guard v .1 Carter v...iV,:;.:iv;;v. Hose -Left Tackle '-v.. -r; Taty (Capt.) W653 V' h Left End W. Hoogs J.', .."..l..t Cmier v Quarter v Baefc s x Aldrich. Stone r Right Half Back F.Hoogs .'.y Brash Left, Half Back ::;-jCj Rosa -V i i; w I i Cassidy 7- Full .Back --ii-. ::--Fumner-.;. iT; v J' En-.Choy Sub: j'i -i v.:;. ''X Townles Jones .and Barnhaft for Bertlemann; Chillingworth for Rosa; Ballentyne forsJEIIoogs. X T HighsHolt ik.rjirp; SHra for Dy son Hart for Kose. .f,-'- "a ScoreTown Team; a 27. High School,. 0."'..- .-f v Touchdown v-Sumner, i. H Ballen tyne, 1. Rota, 7.. W. Hoogs, L a Gcals C. Hoogs. 3.- 5: V-;- Officials Referee, Schuman Head linesman, Inman; Umpire, MarcaK lino; Timekeeper, Little john. r i I liii- .UI.0 1, ui Ui... 1 o f j .s 1 O 1 4 I v FOR THANKSGIVING. Ours are the best In town. Antcn: Si:r4e u-Dro! 1183 Alakea St Phone 3793: V CHEMICAL ENGINES AND j X' WATCHMAN'S CLOCKS For CaJe Dy Fort Street 1 2 w w J -3 r -v

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