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leniac .BaI1etiiv Est 18827 No! 6847. 12 PAGES HONOLULU, TERBITOBY OP HAWAII, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1014.12 PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS 

Hawaiian Star; VoL XXI, Na 6887. 

GLARING IRREGULARITIES UNCOVERED BY FIELD rni .Sfli.I PAH!!FH 

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R .E. Barrw,rYomineht Farmer 

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of California VcuId'Lease'-- . 

: 40,080 Acres of Land; . 

. SUGGESTS PLANT FOR ; 'x--TH- 

HANDLIfiG OFAVOOL 

Prove Big Drawback to 

" Proposed Unda-taking- : 

If Jl. E, Barry; a prominent tancber 

and land owner of Cottonwood, Cal 

can ' secure, ty lease or sale, 

from 35,000 to.40fCOO acres of land oa 

any one of the is!ini3 cf tte llawall-- i 

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an group, he 121 theep-Taielr- .s 

er.rrafa la the 

Industry bcre by Inraedlately 

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The following extracts from the ire-port 

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, H. Gooding Field! the auditor 

for . the HawaU County Investigation 

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. . . r sOmmiss reiaie w? me .exireme y 

lax business - ion, 

methods , of the J First 

fuann oi luio, iuziuear me aoie aeposir 

tictcr, rc- -e Uis ttstcr.:'rt tnis morn 

ir.r. fc'.'.awlr.s a tour cf O-- hu and a 

Tif.t to t:.3 lDC- -l land cf. ee . " 

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7 I.Ir. I.'srry, vith his trctLer, is owner 

cf a :3,CCD-acr- e rzzch la Callfor-nl- a 

v hlch covers territory In; three 

count!; 3. They are cr--.rcd 

in' grow-lr.- 3 

frcit rcl rrzln, zzi the raising 

cf cattle and theep. ' "..'.'v,'': v 

"My trip to Honolulu was merely 

vlth a t!"w to lalilrs a thort vaca- 

tion," tzil L'r. Darry this mornlr. 

'Interviews with tev( rl .local nca 

l.0::S ttol-tV- rrt r-s- -'l1 

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ft-rt- ri 1 -- rcre." The c : 

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There Is tlrelutcly no cuesticn re-- 

P-rd- ir.- ir.y ttartlns tha Industry If I 

5". tiOv la Y.J5!f.tav.3. .vi 

ccred to tr;':t r.e In thi3 matter. 

- The ir.cr:;r.t I rrcura tha land, ship." 

mcnts cf theep to lie.- e.il will' start 

ir the Industry 13 tt..rt I, It will not 

be In the fern cf a ccrr oratlca;-.m- j 

trcthcr myself -wIU 

te: the only 

ones ,'.'- - I"- ' :- 

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. A Eli 3 from the raising of sheep for 

mutton for local sale, Mr. Carry has 

another industry la mind which he believes 

--could be made a success il 

, started riht This Is a - local plant 

for the utilization cf the wool of tha 

Sheep. .j ;',- - - . :.':-- 

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J "Of course, the Vool could be 

shipped to the const very cheaply," 

ho Eays, "but I believe it would be a 

benefit to the territory. if a local fac 

tory could be started. In this way. 

a . new, double Industry: could bei 

launched tere.' ;v. 

If Tin Carry can secure th$ necessary 

land, he says he believes . he 

wculd be in a position to sell mutton 

here at a much lower figure than la 

demanded for that which Is shipped 

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TAssociated Press Cable.1 - ' 

TRINIDAD, C4lw May 8. Colonel 

James Lockett has assumed command 

- cf the strike zone and a semblance of 

, order la showing through the maze of 

disturbance that baa been Hft in this 

section for the past several weeks. 

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MONUMENTS 

At Lowest Prices. . 

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phone 2648, Merchant and Alakea Sts. 

LAXBUIS 

METHODS ARE 

FURTHER SHQVPI 

Piiotdgraphic Reproduction of 

Checks Accentuates utter 

Disregard for Safety--.- . y 

DETAILED REPORT MADE !)v 

. . OF SUP-SHO- D FINANCES 

Involved in Transactions 

of . Irregular Nature 

VI UiC BCCUUUUX1K . VJ 

bcth the offices of county auditor and 

county treasurer in ; handling claims 

the The photographic 

reproduction of. th checks, 

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against county: 

;. showing 

the absence of the name of the .payee 

or any endorsement on ,these t'documents 

and ,la one instance the absence 

of the signature of the county 

treasurer, .will speak, for themselves. 

: ,Warrants . redeemed by ' cduntytreasVrer,?Vithout'endbrsemeTiV from i 

Juiy i. iyuo, 

::VarranU issued in favor of, the Firet ;Bankof 'Jliio, :Umited.f,?.p 

"without endorsement caiicellatlon i 

a of bank . 0; atamp of ;J f f 

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Issued In". tn 3ank;of: 

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treasurer;-,.bi';:U.vK- 

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favor-of- : First Wlti;Umtte&Si?t,r? 

endorBemen 

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M:.- out of. either, payee or.' 

stamp of county 

Warrants assigned' to First trf 

out endorsement. ot 

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6, not 4f.. either otjyee 

either-paye- 

'endorsement" banki'r 'cajiceiUUon-i:-itreasurers, 

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the; HIli'ilJmIted-iHth-.-.:?'--.;- 

Bank 

or bank .:i.V4vV;t149.045.04 

K Warrants assigned to parties (other than! the First Bank of V(5,: 

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Hilo. LValted), without endorsement of. either payeeTol 

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warrants ;as!sned, without endorsement 

fi,Qrcan'cc!Ust?e3Vetainpiit 

f';M'Vato:not.assigned 

Total warrants redeemed by county treasurer," without 

endorse-VB- ?' 

f Of ; the above .warrants paid by 

deemed by the - county ; treasurer, without endorsement; the sum f 153,--, , First Bank , of Hik, 

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About $200,000 Will Come to 

the Hawaiian Department 

in Form of Back Pay ; 

(8peclal StAr-BuHetl- D Crurespondaace) 

FT. SHAFTER, May 6. The cabled 

announcement that the suDreme court 

nad handed down , a decision to. the 

effect that service in Hawaii prior 

to August 24, 1912, entitled the members- 

of the army to. an, additional 

amount on their pay was received; at 

the post "with great joy. and" many 

rapid calculations were made to determine 

the exact' amounts' to be eceived 

under the' decision by the vari- 

here from Australia and the mainland. 

He gays that the " 

raising sheep in are excellent, 

and that there wm be no 

trouble in launching v the industry, 

once the land ia secured. -- 

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Mr;. Barry, leaves for the coast 'tomorrow 

to consult with his brother on 

the matter. In the meantime, Interested 

partiea in Honolulu will . look 

Into the land matter. He intends 

here again at an early date. 

It should be stated, however, that 

sheep-raisin- g, on a much .larger scale 

than Mr.- - r 

Barry to engage in 

it la one cf the oldest industries of 

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-- possibilities for 

Hawaii ous Individuals whose service her 

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absolutely, was within the time, limits during 

which the' additional' compensation, 1 

to be allowed.' The decision not only 

; affects the 'commissioned 

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visiting 

proposes, 

COL. 

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officers i of 

the various - commands but ' also applies 

to the enlisted men ' of . whatever 

grade. VThe Increase of pay for 

the enlisted linen Is even greater, In 

percentage than that allowed the officers,: 

Inaamuch as they will get 20 

per cent "while the officers get but 

ten. Every - soldier, therefore, who 

served In thes Islands prior to August 

21, 1912, wiir get a sum. for each 

month of his service ranging . from 

three dollars, for' men In the first enlistment 

as privates, to around- - $20 

for chief musicians and similarly high 

rated enlisted men. . 

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The!" Increase- - 'of pay, to be allowed 

under the decision both for officers 

and men1 will he ten and twenty per 

cent respectively on the total pay 

drawn by the Individual and not limited 

to the base pay alone. 

The increase, therefore applies to 

all pay receivable under the old rates 

and men who had qualified as experts 

and sharpshooters and marksmen 

In the Infantry and cavalry or as 

gunners," observers and like special 

ratings in the coast artillery will 

"draw down," as the soldiers put it 

a tidy sum total for those ratings, in 

addition to the sums to be paid them 

on their pay proper. The estimate, 

therefore, of the sum involved in the 

decision of the supreme court will 

It is seen, run well up toward the 

$200,000 mark If not beyond. This 

estimate Is based on a consideration 

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Annual Event Wilt Establish a 

I Record,:With.Delegation 

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This Is the" last- - opportunity of a 

lifetime" to join the' International annual 

dinner . of. the ; Y. IL C'A. for 

1914, which will begin this evening at 

half pasti six . o'clock: In the ;'. great 

games hall 'of the ; association . build-lng.-- 4 

Approximately 400 members and 

their guests will: sit down to.as, good 

a dinner, cooked In home-mad-e style, 

as mortal man, desires."; The dinner 

will be served under the supervision 

of F. It G. Emmans, manager of the 

it, G;, A.';cafeteria. 

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V'An3 temtirely new sy'stempf seating 

the? guests "for this dinner; which It 

la bellved twill be the largest on; record 

for Honolulu, has been evolved by 

General Secretary Paul Super and A. 

U : Mackaye, chairman cf the ; state 

delegation committee, and the members 

of the, dinner and state committees 

at a meeting yesterday accepted 

tha design and assigned the tables to 

the various delegations. 

The largest delegation will be that 

of Hawaii, of which George R. Carter 

is chairman, and the sixty or more 

who claim the Paradise of the Pacific 

as their native heath will occupy one 

large table, which will be beautifully 

decorated, as will each guest present 

Only one mosquito will be allowed 

in , the halt It is a special brand 

from New Jersey and has been groomed 

by Mr. Ito, of the Masonic block. 

It will be cared for by the Rev. Frank 

Scudder, but Is warranted to be gentle 

and not at all dangerous. 

Dr. Hobdy --has secured some special 

Kentucky blue grass which should 

prove a revelation to the stock raisers 

of these islands. Also everybody 

should' keep at least one eye on the 

Scottish table, where the laddies 

from the land of kilts and heather, 

led by S. J. C. Todd, have a scheme 

to spring which only Chairman R. H. 

Trent of the program committee 

knows of. 

According to those who have Investigated 

the Intentions of the Influential 

delegation of members from 

the southern states, from Virginia to 

Louisiana, it is probable that, sugar 

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JUDGE CLEr.lONS 

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RECIPIENT OF 

KQ APOLOGIES 

cripple, when protected bjv the 

court, do that? declared ; 

can - Attorney, 

fMcBride this morning Judge 

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Clemons court v, . ' , vv - 

4. McCari' at once' jumped to his feet 

and yelled: "Whatever I said in, this 

courU'stands good anywhere,-al- l my 

life, .here or outside the court: $ 

v Judge demons then took a hand 

andJ said lliathe;;lui4:ltery-,:goo- d 

'; mind to fine ; Attorney, McBrlde for 

contempt X)f court T feel like flntig 

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you for contempt" Mr.' - - 

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"If the court thought that I meant 

-- contempt, I am 'sorry; 1 apologlao at 

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Woman's Suffrage 'A!:o 1 3 Un- - 

der Ccnelderaticn Ly th3;. 

Houce3 of Concreciy; 

Associated. C:.',1 2-- 'f; ' Press 

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WASHINGTOM, P. I'; 

Woman's suffrasa'V' and; .r.ct?ov.;-- 3 

tteeac:-i-mi- 

prohibition been'paxrti t: 

repsrt to C : - have 

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JUVIHLOriilllO 

Admits Being Under, Weather 

' but Says Coast Papers Exag-- r 

:- -' gerated His Condition - 

WAS NOT INTERESTED Vfl : 

i. CONDITIONS ON MAINLAND 

Cattle Kinn Reports Prince Cu- -t 

pid and Party as Returning 

Mln S.S. Wiiheimma 

, Col Sam Parker, who returned 

jfrona tha Mainland this' morning. 

Stricken with serious illness 

while 

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at Washington, D. C, during the early 

part of April, Colonel Samuel Parker 

accompanied by his soa, Ernest Parker 

and a. nurse,' were arrivals at Ho 

nolulu, this morning; ia the PaclSc 

of Hilo, Limited, which demonstrate the lax businessimethods .ini which, the county funds have been-- handled. 

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. No. 1 : Check, No. 1122, issued from the office, of the "treasurer of, the County of Hawaii, drawn in favor of 

y Above are reproductions of checks, issued by the county treasurer of and handled ly'the Bank , 

Hawaii . 

"the First Bank of Hilo, Limited,, and accepted by the; bank; without the signature of the county treasurer.;; This 

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check was passed by the auditors who wereemployed by the senate holdover committee to substantiate, the 

claims which Auditor Field made to the Hilo Board of Trade: In. 1912 that the public : finances of. the county 

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- Not Z'.'t-- Check No.' 582, Issued by the county treasurer for, $3,706.18, and dated February 1, 1910,. drawn on 

the First Bank Of Hllo, Xtmlted, and paid by the bank' on the same dater on which the name of the payee does 

IdrawTi for $2,900.00, agamst the First Bank of Hilo, Limited, and paid brthe bank on date of issue, and further-- 

No. 4 : Check No. 13, Issued by the county , treasurer, And dated January 27, 1911, for $113.91, and drawn 

on the Bank of Hilo Limited,' and cashed by the bank-o-n 

First 

date, of Issue,: on which the rams of the payee 

. j' ' .' , does not appear.;- - r . , 

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"Yesterday afternoo- n- ; Mr. - McCarn 

called me a liar In this court' , Any 

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v No. ',3: Check 'No. 97," dated December 10, 1912, on which-th- e name of the payee does not appear, and 

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on which there is no endorsement - A -- more; 

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Mall, liner .Manchuria.; 

"I.am cot aa bad c.T as th-- c: t 

stated Li crlicr r -ports. 

-- In fact I cc-- r'l newspapers thn, 

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from beirs hors ca ccrr. ;f, t' I 

still-sue- r frrra a sir-- ' cf ; 

that rr.- -i ; f r. - 

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d, t-::- r.- 1 i.t i a t cf 

fri;nd3 v.:.o l.::t r.r I c 1 -rianchurii 

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a trcreit, yet e'.oqzent silence. 

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r.:.t care to tcthsr about ccr.-.:- ? 

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: v ranicuiars 10 Lrazi.iun 

rljlg: Representatives:.. 

THIRTEEN AL!En!CM:S X 

REPORTED AHaEST 

Blockade Declared at Trr.v 

Ycseels.to or from U. v . 

XI ;vAi!oved to: Clear 

: tAssociated Press Cahla. 

'WASHINGTON,, D. : 

The war department has tsen t 

that tha federal, trccna have r 

the Tailroad. between Vera Crui 

Mexico City.. 

Secretary Bryan has wire J t 

Drazilian minister and ccrs.i t , 

plio and Monterey far full part 

regarding tha report 

l-- Associate! Trss .Cah!?.l 

t VERA CRUZ; Mexico, Ms E 

reported that 13 Unit: J Ctatei c 

have been placed ur.-- ir zrrtzi : . 

laloyuca. In the ne';lt:r:-.:- : J cf 

town fihting is re;;rt:i ta c: 

i VX ris-oclate- d" Pre-- s Cat! 

WASH I N 3TC N, D. C, f ' 

Rear-admir- al Chsr!:$ J. T: 

porta to the navy d : : . 

blockade had t:n c' . J : 

no ves:els are kelrj a:.: t 

either to crfrorn t .s Ur. ::J 

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alist trocp3 In t: ; V cf . . 

continues at th; j r 

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WASHINGTON, D. C, M:; 

Richard OIney haj declined to 

the governorship cf th 1tl: 

aerva board, which pc:!t!on v 

WI': 

dered to him by Pre:'-:n- t 

In deciinlnj Mr. jCJrey at:.: 

hia personal busln::3 nade it 

sibls for him to unitrtzk: t 

sponsibilities which will ' entail 

the proffered posit;: n. 

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- . Associated Prc3 Cable. 

' LONDON, England, May 5. ' 

government haa dec'-:- d to re:: 

its stand of - norp3rt;:i?stion in 

Panama-Pacifi- c Cx?c::ticn to t: r 

in San Francisco In 1315. 

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ore ccr. ;r..'il crir.iate of i"; '. r.i 

asd ccit.-a-l Caliroru. I 

at re:"? r.:'.!3 f:r'. j. 3 wc-.- .to-for-o 

U:.: ; ii;::-- r f.r IlcicVila.- 

1 .He C!', r;.:rr.:zT that 'Prince 

!. jralar.Unao!2, 

Il:' rrt 2 uzl far-::t- :l 

were'e: to return to th? i. 

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A .r. e r i ca n-- H a vv s.i i a n ; ' C';a.rship 

p:ny' ccr.tinues. " -. 

,-- Lar-- a - crowds'- ' a-'- : conger 

arcund the-- d:ck '1st r.j'dir.vr... 

have been' report: i ts the pel.'::. 

AiLons. vou::ded at 

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M -- ry Fi;!!iam, flfs.-.u--.' and 'C 

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Victim of Uhe hatred UsiweHaa 

ruelty.. of the Mexican rebel leader 

an tncreastag - antagonistic seati- - 

' cnt ipon the, part of; tbepeople In 

t i. e northern portion of (be .trosbied 

1 1 pumic, ra large number of Chinese. 

say of' whoni poasesad;r1argeold. 

-- s in agticalturai and' mineral dis- 

tricts, are-passenge- 

--si oi Asia, there to remain , untl 

ace, and order have 'again 'beetr re-oreo, 

ana protection Jtolllfe and 

. vj-c- i w'.ca" guaranieeav to1 real 

r.i and stranger.. 

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Among tnore than 100Q Chinese who 

'ay passed through ; Honolulu, are 

i ?e wno ; had amassed a consider- - 

a competence r" 

to 

toe capacity o; 

recant anx agriculturists. They 

rt meeting? with untold hardships 

attempting 'to l gatn the west coast 

- nn.ttaaieu 

and a safer haven was-reachetheir 

arrival at San Francisco 

" Manchuria' arrival, at Pier; J this 

Ir.g brought out a larg delega-i 

cr spectators; t .Reporting fine 

- cr rrom the time of. departure 

. Can Francisco,- - Captain Andrew 

a, stated that the list of rpassen 

i comprised many people prom! 

t in the - social1 and business, life 

:.e Far East. : - 

: e Manchuria ""vill remaiir at Mo 

:j until 6 o'clock before resuming 

o "oft to Japanese ports and the 

a coast;; The vessel ; la ached 

. to call at Manlla, the capital of 

- report for the week in- - 

following' : consignments 

:?mer.t;to Honolulu or to 

:.r.i direct: Olaa; S4.C00; 

, : CO;. Hawaii- - Mill- ,- 8000; 

:.X Co., 4CC0: Oncmea, 11)12; 

3, iC,rC0: - Hcncau, 12,600; 

u, CO; Lnurahoehoe, ll,820r 

!. c:T3; Kuhalau, 4S00; Hama-.11-. 

54:0; Paauhau. S0OO; Hono-::- ; 

. Punaluu, 

firu- MayCt Delayed.-- ' 'i 

Tcyo Risen Kaisha liner Selyo 

frcrj Hongkong by the way of 

2 ports that waa. expected' at 

: j about May- - 6, ; is - predicted 

delayed in its arrival from the 

u According to late advices re-- 1 

at the agency, of Castle & 

c the-Seiy- , o Matuwith JOO ton 

; Ihe i Seiyo Maru ?- - withv 00 

of v cargo foe:' dlBchargeat 

Tlievessel 4s not expected to --en-J 

1 Icnolulu harbor, but-remain roff 

port while the offleers receive 

s and other - Instructions before 

tl:.ulng tbeiVoyage to Hawaiii'The 

o Mam is destined for' the coast 

.Mexico, Central and South Aroer- - 

:" teaming homeward throughr strong 

rt h westeriy .winds and a roughs sea, 

Inter-lslan- d ateamer Heletie is an 

r ; ral at the ,pprt i from the .Garden 

d, bringing lfl,&0& sacks of sugar 

: a quantity ofpenndries. Tne Tes 

I secured thegreater' part of the 

,.0 at AhukinL ; Officers in this ves-- I 

refiort 27,00a sacksof the product 

ailing shlpment"at : thr Kauai port 

. ; e Helene; wUl receive a prompt disw 

; utca.. to- an JslandTiorV;svr 

! ' 4- - 

- , I 

is 

rfThe smallest 

Steeragei passengers -- 

Vt 

'tt 

0R UKilREDMOWFlD 

- . ' ' ,.' ;:V: - !-- - V '"V' 

2S.4is represented by fraudulent (Continued 

- rrom paxe oi - 

warrants.; foregoing lls ed of ;.un-endors- 

list Of cabin and 

1 . travel ? tnthe a ppear: 

front th e coast .to , the Islands since 

that vessel : went into commission, 

tteppc' ashore it. Pier-1- at 

-- 9 this 

Men. 17 

staffwof? stewards.,5 CaptaiaiBdwardsW 

iLdmlttMl ihftt.littJa-wa- a accom Dlisbsd ' f xVl 

along the line of entertainment' save-Js- n, 27 

in ; the Tirana ration and serving of a 

series of fine menus.- - ? - . 

Steaming from San Francise'la six 

days y and 14 : hourSr ' the Xairline 

brought 215& tons of general cargo. ' It 

is the intention to dispatch this vessel 

for Kahulul tomorrow-evening- ', tht 

Lurllne taking the ship John Ena- - in 

tow fori the island portH where1 the 

windjammer ls; to 'be' provided with 

about 4300 tons of sagar-- destined for 

the east coast! of the United States 

by, the way .of rCape iHora; i Th& , Lurllne 

wilt receive cargot KahuUii : returning 

to Honolulu about ' Sunday 

morning. ; A' mall amounting; to J 79 

sacks rim tX l&T&tX IW JC Lur 

liner 

- 

r til'''i'rntiiiuri 

J.i F. ? Montgomery, Master Jean' JMoct. 

gomery, M iss Marie i Loulse-'Mont- S ornery. 

Miss i3 C.'Reamer. TlioSJsA.Ret 

tor. M Iss a Natalie Rector, . Miss - iDtl 

Smoiler? eorge Relndel,; Henrys Sling, 

Mrs Henry; Sling; Master Harry? H.O 

Sling, vMiss Jennie t Sling, Wm.;- - H.; 

anders BZ'tt JacobsenrjCLrrAJr ..: "Sch 

toaucIcH 

I 

PASSAGE RS?ABRJTH U t 

Per str. KInau; for Kauai ports. May 

5.-- A.' Wright tW. A. :G11LH. Iseii- - 

bergiILt WeberisMtsJl Wright Mfee 

da Shannon, G. Wilcox, B. 

CastlerMiss H.f Hatch,; Fred Christian: 

Charles Igler.WV H..;Rice,fC:vA: 

Rice, k Mrs; : N. Miss 

R. L. .Wilcox .and. child. 

M iss 4 Keaianha, .Miss' vaterhovse; 

warrants similar sto the checkreproduced sXo 

IJat checks drawn by the county treasurer the First Bank of 

Hilo. Limited,-an- d paid by bank, which the name the are 

l. 

of 

on 

the" on of payee does 

,:4;;;f::Tri::r PfVvi 

The Japanese-cruiser- s; Asama- - and 

..il2uma now - en rpute from Japan to 

Hawaii and.thence i to the Pacific 

( oaf t of; the United: States-an- Mex-- i 

e, are reported ; to have been heard 

f rani through wireless, last night 

( ; era tors witti ithe! Mutual system 

( : inrto have been" unabJ tc.deffaUte 

!y Ux the positionjbf the esselsVow 

x pected --to arrive at, Honolulu about 

.Vay ' . ;. - ; 

Some .fast ; work ; has' been accom 

plished in the "discharge-o- f a general 

cargo and the loading" of a ship-ir.e- nt full 

of sugar Into the iiatson Navi-- a 

tion steamer ; Enterprise : now at 

j lilOi It : 

Mrs:, Pah Yet D. Kalan; 

Jtfer p. m. s, s. Manchuria, for, Orti? 

nt 'May; 

is the intention to dispatch 

t h is --vessel for San Francisco tomorrow 

'' 

.t v v 

Mr. Walter Kendall was operated on 

the Qoeen's hospital this morning, 

5,-M- lss Katherine .Garland? 

m r . ana ai rs. enjmgNM rfc'f 

Per 0,S,r Sierra, for Saar. Fran-- . 

Cisco. , May. de;, Bretteville 

v w. Autnn, Mrs k., Quinnc 

3. Murasky;vMrsL N.. .UHusaeyd 

S' WaHace; H.V F.jfurasky. D.;( H 

Hitcncocn., Mies Helena Hitchcockv 

Mra.S S.Morlineriand.: three j children, 

Mr. andMrs. Merschel.i-3Ir- . .and 

Mrs. --Wood. Mrs: if.wAIelfindriz.J.inRa. 

M.. Donald, E. M. Curl. Mrs.. E.1 M. 

Curl, W. J. Coaroy, Leila John- - 

son, Alfred .Rasch, William Stewart 

Misaoi. U-- leek. .Miss E. - Vrconj 

George E F. Charnock.,.Z. 

T. George. Mrs. Z. T. George. R., A - 

the ju siflce of 

the sum would bai, 

from a check br 

: 

vice versa tbj a cbpfk . 

not be enterepvip cash 

- . . ; ' - 

on - Demands. 

S.. 

1, ;Aa-.- . an; pf tbe, 

ot the woreuag pn ; pemapos r ex- 

w. Airs., pense apd oUer-- items 

' 

H. 

Miss 

Charnoekw; 

Backus Walter a Love, H. H. Svearineen, 

A, Peacock. Mrs. V. AT' PeS--i 

cock. Mrs. J. H. Weinberg,. J. J. Dev. 

ereux. .Mrs. Devereux, Mrs. F.jC. John 

son. Auaust'Henevery. Mrs. Henevery, 

"Mrs. M." E "Bradford. C. L Wight 

Mrs. C. L Wight' Joseph Bornstein. 

a. seimer. Mrs. J. A. Boyd and child, 

?, against the 

county, of Hawaii.' warrants 

had been --Issued by the county , auditor. 

would' mention the-followin- 

1 1 2403, dated .March 

30th, 1912,; tne poara 

on 9th, 1912, 

in favor the Volcano . Stables and 

transportation company-- Hilo for 

$213.50. "t , 

Feb.-- 2L i 1 12 To material Uke for, 

the 'use Hilo road department' Being 

fields stones claared . ifrom. Wa'ar 

kea lands .and . piled on 

Volcano road, . 

The certificate on this demand was 

signed ,by Jno. Kealona (the coun 

ty the 

The above demand was Included in 

the report of . the t committee 

to the board of 

dated-the- i 

-- d bids falrlo make a pulck recov-F-. W. Miss Inez Pischeil. day of November, 1912, and was 

-- 

. t;'" ,.':'...F' Pbilip, ner: ia caewi county .KOTeramen&.on. JillVi. li,290s. 

over-remlttd- 4 

deducted 

subsequent 

whichwpuld 

sthe-treasu- 

book: 

- 

Inadequate' Description- 

-- Loa' Kan. signed by. E. H.' AusUn 

... 

... 

- 

instance inadepuacy 

for.whlch- - 

cash balanceslhad 

never oeenr cneckedHn,,r conjunction 

wfth theroutstandingwarrantst which 

were known onlyto,tn; couptyw apdl- - 

As thefconnty andltoif alone kknew of 

the amount of outstanding, warrants, 

and as no audit ad Deen made of any 

of ,hls accounts b.y. tlje4erritoriai auditory 

since 4 the- 

I 

Demandt'?fnmbef 

autnoriaea..py oi 

supervisors November 

of 

of 

9 i 

of 

plantation 

$213oV., 

A. 

officer Incurring, expense). 

finance 

Ruoervisors. 

Dohrmann. th 

; --;' Hong chairman, 

- commencement r of 

county" government on July 1, 1905, 

this periodical counting of the moneys 

in the- - public, treasury, of the county 

ances of :either ; the county auditor or I 

the. county- - treasurer, resolved- - itself 

into-- a pure-arce- . 

, .This . . 

has ?. been! 

iimnlv )omnnenl. Ki. 1 ' 

tlons which have "been made bythe 

present detailed audit ' 

PASSKrRKBSDEPARTBT ' 

Per str. Claudine,. for Maui ports; 

May-- Fi-Bal- d 

F. 

win. H. A; Baldwin 

Mrs!K. Jones, C. Daniels, . L. Y. 

Aiona; Jdisa H. Collins, jll iss H. Lane, 

W. Seariy..J4 p. Foster, Miss H. FreC-ta- s, 

M. Tavajjesv; Jr.; ,M. U: ,Younr A. 

Haneberg.TJohh Chalmers, Mrs. J. P. 

88?? i,S?:Pttper- - J-- Correa.-S.-Ma- . 

A, Carlyle, Miss Kalaui Kapu 

Check 

1910. 

Feb. 

is vdeclared ias a 

"' ' 

5. 

pleasant ' voyage. - r 

r intbe .Pacific Thfee cabin and two steerage trav- Fetu 

liner Manchuria enroute tq in elers were a total to receive the 

--.';;, ... 

Mch-rs- 6 

Mch- - 

8 

NbVJ13 

11V: 

June 6 

June 27 

June 27 

Aug,c23, 

Sept 

Sent 

CcU U U04O ; Chaa; H. Swain 

Dec; 

ric 

1 

13 

JTo.of 

cbeek. 

i 

582 

588 

612 

.1239 

. f 

: 1? 

' 

23 

31. 

282j 

lii; 

.746 

747 

: Signature on Check, Am'ntof Am'ntof-Chec- k. 

" ' Check. 

Eugene,, H. Lyman 

., 

v Deput-f$,tv- 

. . - .County treasurr .13,. Oft. - 1$, 

Eugene.Myman . iu-.-ui- vtlTf 

Deputy . . . County, treasurer, . 1,028.41 

T K: Lalakea County treasurer. . 2.2SL20 

Chaa, H.j Swain-i- . . . . .County, treasurer..; 415 1 

Chas. H. Swain k . . ..County treasurer.. 1.883.et 

Chaa. Hi Swain . . . .County; treasure.!;, . ISLIS 

Chaa H. Swain;; . , . . County f treasurer:; . $.0.35 

ghas.-- Hi Swiiaj i . , . .County; treasurer,. 

Chaa. .H. Swain . . . .Countyt treasurer.. , 

Chasttf Swain .. . .County! treasttref; v - 

. 

& -- 

i . 4' 

4 

u. :4pepaty .Cttnt?, treasurer.., 

''AS 

4 

' 

Chaa, Hi Swaia'tC. ;CountJv treasurer 

?Vc!iii-,:KSwaltt5;VhCott- 

?Anf ifJ JiCA irihait Swainl".i;Countr treasurer V 21a.6 

398i Chas7: . 

100.51- 

Swain 

HSwaini?; . treasurer ,1,219.00,) 

Sept! '4 w Chaa It? i .Coutli-?wftl::'-3.- J 

Oct; i 4 4 r 

Oct - 4 i-- i 398 --ChaH. Swain Countyi treasurers 344.50 

not 1 1 :i A39 rha w. Swain . .. County treasurer... : 10.00 ' 

, .V. .iCpunty treasurer. 

H 5 iKM Cbi W Swalnrc.;;, County treasurer;. - 

6; ? ,:im Chaa? Haswainf . it .!MWIlatt-Tff'ztf'- - 

labor pay - roll 'demands ;Jnlank the 

oppqrtttnitfi 

155.00 

433 

--.Vr1;. 

---- 

.rtfl,t, rtf 

covered 

; 

i reporwvonivne- - onancia 

- 

pj,wlp5uwu.r,,these 

differences, i.would be, adjusted r 0f the countv.tjisiirrlrui ihintw 

twpiuivT, the-treasurer'- and 

a i 

i as aDovevtneret had never ,Peen 

by 

re 

. the county treasurer 1 conciliation made between' the books 

6.00 

f. ! ; 

it 

4,261.00 

separate ;i:; accounts, 4. general 

Wf; rpaa un. wereahkept 

DXi bflth ahet :hwiuAn& the county; 

tre,asu rer.( t . j y fj. 5 j 

Sling, MissiAliceT.wonyv-MisS- ' Wlnl-- ; 

1443 Honuapo, Twonyr Miss1 race WebsteriJlrs-- i 

AVildi'Chan Yaker iVv U 

Per atearner rMaunaKea.-ao- HEo 

SheroroodA-GeQi-Charnec- 

Di k fu i P. 

Scott1 Idltea E.r W. Sailen' Mis3"M.VW;. 

Colket vMisS A V. Swansea, J.f Na 

klela, : Mrs WimamBMastettBaLeH 

gros, HJ iA- - Hyder A. W; T, Bottdmley, 

A F.' Bennla, -- J. O. Broa-n,- - H. wB. 

Gregg. Young Chan. G. : watt 

Mrs.: I.s Hussey and child.' nLahalna: 

in favor 

ito. J C. Foss, Jr.; A. W. Brown, R 

SmifhvO.'rJ.viWnitekea4JJh.:EwVi 

Wiloox,V Drtn J. H RajtoxwdiV HJnO. 

nuramer and wue:.M . 

rred 

? v,.The 

Jdhd 

; 

K. 

Bell, 

- 

;Per? Mr N.S.' S. Lurline; fronrv4Seai 

Francisco. May S.-- Mtss Mary C. Alex 

. practice : of ihe(ceunt.trea;sur-- i 

-f wiiV4aiORttniti i whenlil 

brought 4he ;matter. to,the attentlon-o- f 

the-caBhler;pf 

.'the? First5 Bank iimp,! 

Llmitedri)f aJGl'Qwlngnft; farkQi 

bank;? whot t ;i,nesf ?v,rran4 to' 

no, jedeemod," louttJtheijody cf ; 

the iuntyasure tol 

ment , oCthfeso-- warrants s ia, --repre 

henslble one. During the year-isii- Board .of JSuDervisora, 

of 

fiaanpiaLrepoxis. 

of .of Hawaii I were 'iTrekttr? 

rly.iAmltted totlieL.boar.4 

itheir.niwtlng8fit6ge0ierf 

mv. reports,fii,thiother'; headss 

wa of' reportii were 

, 

I located' the "following 'checks'so xnade' 

A: N: Hayselden.W. F Kaae KLi Nal outj of the'Flrst oank'of HUo, 

Limited: 

Cheek No. --Date 

--Amount 

19U. 

V27i........;. March 3 .$.5200 

1 . 1,7966 

87.....,, i. July 14, .3,345.33 

84 J... . . .u.Kov 8 ." . . 4.25030 

iS3:;...:...0ec 15..w.T: 4,226)6 

A..a,l.M IV amiti4v ao oinor'a 

? 

' 

accepted, a matter of form; as the t 

ion.9png'maiute xna jneejingoithe 

boardi heldV-P- A ;Maren i 1911, wirL 

: showf' xrr-y- t . 

j 

pK..fagnlre, 

county f;?Hawaif out tho 

vuuuiuoiv oi jjtne- - coqngfs was readff ac-- :, 

pepteas an ple."r , .,.. 

Oh the 1st March Wr the ,Bhort-ag-e 

lnhe funds pf tljeyppunty pf,Ha- - 

practices v of Jthe county .auditor. I 

thecounty 

;ot;s?iper-- 

" --V" .t j " '.vl .""ir the. aanroYimatiim nf 

B' 

;y4sorsa;tat 

departments.These 

as 

pi 

,MRepor!t;of auditor,; 

flnanclal 

piaeea.oja 

of 

. 

amounted-t- o 

,:''y-.:.';'W- ;, 

Mu:e; 

by treasurer, Ihs.foypwjng maun auditorC flieconimencement ; 

UTl LIJ! ES? 4C0 LI M Is S I o rft 

dUufrTO UnArliKtrunlr 

OFlrTTERlSLAfJDPHOBE 

. It was announced at the meeting of 

the public utilities - commlssioo this 

afternoon that no further hearing in 

the commission's investigation of ' the 

Inter-Islan- d 

pany will be held until a report has 

been drafted containing tna tesUmbni 

giyeni? byi James , X Kennedy .V president 

and manager of the company, at 

former hearings.? The next hearing. 

the date of which is to be announced 

U laer; probably w-J- bring an end to 

. Steam Negation Com- 

the iavestigatlon, :. The complete tran 

script win then he submitted to we 

governpr, .forhlaperusaU-- , i'iU"--thconunlsslonlmay 

tatoeyp with 

thol attorney-general ijLh'e;rcotepiaInt 

against ,the Koolau Railroad Company 

preferred by. Manuel Sylvester, a far-mr, 

at .Hauula.-- Sylvester iclalms an 

Cvercbafge,.ln-- J .;th"e.-- r ratea 3 for ,hauling 

cane pver the cpmpanys ,lines.,- - Com-nussjoner 

.a. jj: uignaux: was., oi ; vne 

opinion that .the complaint w as a mat 

ter which, should j be. .handled , by be 

mtereuitecommecommission. 

RAPID MANNER IN 

THEiFEDERALCOURT 

In the4 fedefal, court all cases- - were 

speedily continued, or disposed 

of J In ; short OTder; ;his rraornlng .so 

thats the - Sylvester i; trial imlght come 

up ; before i JudgeCIemons-'s- ; 

James F. Field, - who pleaded guilty 

and who was represented by 'Attorney 

Straus." was," remanded to May '11 8. 

Libby Kalawe-an- d' Ah Chow met ,wlth Millar. Geo: WV: Bates and sisteri Mr 

a; ifater S.' - ChlUlngworth, 

T'tt'.' 

Miste 

'. 

. " 

. 

" , 

FUNERALSERVICESS 

: ; FOR COLONEL APPEti 

W THURSDAY 'AFTERNOON 

Funeral services : over tha remains 

of the.' late Colonel Daniel JU.-App- el 

will take-plac- e Thursday afternoon at 

o dock? from the residence Pfr 

Reyn61ds,"lS14 Nuiianu 4 avenue: 

Bimrns 

; Brc4 Cc!:c?;:ctc.; 

St 

LOWREY-lh-i Hllo. HawatV May U, 

1914. .to Mr- - and Mrs, William It 

I LowreyJ of; Hoauapoi Ilawall. a'spn. 

DEATHS 

LOREY-Inr!Hll- b Hawaii, "MayH 5, 

the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-- - 

lianv R.vLowrey 6t Honuapo, Hawaii 

t ' 

is u 

FoVMonduyi May 

- '! ;.; 

r. 

' 

4 

. i in 

illihois vifjs 

V iHlPOIflTS : 

, 

CHICAGO, HW Way 5. The team of 

the llOinoIs Athletic club won the annual 

swimming; championship Vof the 

American '.'Amateur AthlstlclUnlon today, 

by scoring . 79 ; points . In nine 

events. TKls team will travel to San 

Francisco In July to meet Smalt, the 

new world's champion1 50-yar- d sprinter, 

and Kahanamoku, the Hawaiian. ' 

4r"-"'- - Associated Press Cable.1 " " 

: 

CREVAOF-BURTJIN- G -- v i 

VESSEL . ESCAPED l 

SI;T"HE SF.1ALL BOATS 

; Per, S. S. ; WUhelmlna, 1 from. San 

Francisco,; .May 6thi ; Mr., and Mr. 

W. I.;Jones, Miss Bertha Whiter Mrs 

Ai Steuernagel, Mr.' and Mrs; Jop Curtis. 

Mrs., MeyersteinMIss Inet Marion, 

Miss ' E. v Rynal.J. Wormser,.; E 

D. Wormser, Miss M. Resor. Mrs. P, 

E. Boogs, Jdtss Stella Woods,- - t; tAssociated Press Cable. . , 

Jtifl $ZTh ;Cunard 

line? rPranccnla reached thla port today, 

bearing :13 survivors of the British 

.Columbian- 

Mr. and 

Mrs. S. J Kidder, F. a. Lyssr J." Y 

- from Antwerp ti Nev' 

York, which- - mid-ocea- n. 

burned In 

The men had escaped in one of the 

boats from sthe-.'burnl- ng . shlp 

- is ; being5 mado for a second 

y 

Philippines;-- 

' - 

Manchuria 4 landed- 44- - cabin; 

u.ree second' class passengers. 

proceeding' through to the Orl 

i re 78 cabin, 25 second -- class and 

-- 'tie steerage Lpassengers... 

ycj-selwl- 1be -- discharged of "a 

of general targo and is 

of-suga- cn'a quantity r 

mil 

fry destined, fof a1 new-mil- l 

installed-a- t a southern Philip- - 

; .astatloitfV-- 

:. a vt 1 feature of the outward voy- - 

' : s the presence on; board the 

c : a trio of dancingxperts. De-- '.'i Ildnchurla had left.'the Far 

i behind," frT. .it is. said that 

'y had. become addicted to. the 

t::-j- tpidpm!o cf "iangoitls. 

? I.4anchurla , mailed-- ' k from ; San 

.' co M ith a rather: light cargo; 

scl reaching 4 his- port setting 

; ut cfj the water.'- - 

Cujar Leaves HMo,' 

Li!? ni'ich surar shas eccumuJated 

r.....ler cf perls alongUhe5 coast 

-- v ; ii and Is now ready, for 6hip 

: to the mainland, the: Matson 

.t!cn Etfnner Enterrrisie was 

. 7,' t..h!r.2; a full cargo of the 

At the tine the Inter-Islan- d 

r ::auna Kea visited the7 Ha 

rt f o rreift.t tttaners-wer- e 

: at' ccrt2l Tcrts. The 

- : ' '... cr.sierable rain 

-- i y .r.Zi cn the home-- Purr c r rhillips report- - 

' - ttcarr. r Kalulani was at 

TheMauna 

i berth at pier 14 this 

- 

izz 10 : cords of - i Ver Pifi SiJtrdnchutiaJf rem. San 

Franclsce-HIa-- y iS For Hontrtula D. 

Albertl, WrsuHirAlbertliMiss ilh At 

berti, Gsoj: v: Balley.tAf tJ 

wood. 

f :z pties and 111 ack 

- Bnlnng, 

Miss Ka( r Dra'at?ytllrs, B. Brown, 

BIoomfield-nrbTr,lrs.I- Bloom-field-Brow- n, 

d 

Hr 

XUAVi- - CairdeMtAuguste 

Carlet Henri: Debaune, Xh-- Jf Foster, 

MrsL. - r.--' FosteT- .-1tt Isidore D. 

Dockweilerr --Miss- C. Goodacrex Abe 

Gteen Jr4 Mrf..JAbe Greeny JrVS. 

Hahaoka W,-- EilHayea; Mis - JaneKL 

Hutophrey8,-Wmr-C.Jame- 8i Mra-Clif-fo- rd 

Jones; 

H.iMusch-l-e 

U M rs, VV H'MuschleC--F--McCuioughCoL 

Sam .Parker and nurse;Er 

nst .ParkerM Isb Marx A.Pratf 3Ym. 

Rawlins It AiRusselL J.iK Schleimi 

erIiss W,.Waterhouse, SUE. .Whitak 

er, G. N." Wilcox, G. K. :Welsner, Idrs, 

It L. Wilcox and maid, W Iss- - B, Wood. 

Through : Edward Callier,-Mr- s Ed 

ward' It' CalllerMiss Alice B. 3alUer 

Edwards, W R Flatow,?Iv Icaikuzaki, 

Ernest Mattos, G. Passigli, S. .Rosen 

thaUS. Salto, F. Gr Smithy .miL-- J U 

Spayde.V Miss Harriett Spring, Louis 

A'.Stirn,- - Mrs. Louis A.' Stirn, Miss L. 

E" Nichols. W. WortbABean; Airs ,W, 

Worth Bean; ' Mela-tlre,,Mr- s. 

Block, F. W." 

F;W:-- : Mclntire, 'Mrs.n P 

Long, Mrs.' W; OMdree, MIs8Nannie 

J.t Richardson Wm. Stevens, Mrs. 

Wm.. W. Stevens, . Mrs; : A. s B. Wyss, 

Master A; B.' Wyss, Miss B. M. W'yss, 

Misst MI C. vr)ss, 'Ben.-B- r "Bramell, 

Mrs. Beni. B. Bramell, Roy W. i Bonsh- - 

ton, Mrs. Roy W. Boughtoa, Miss An 

na M. - Donaldson, Samuel Ferguson 

Mrs.' Eaniuel" Ferguson; Master Sam 

uel ' Ferguson, A. IC Hitchcock, 1 Rev. ; 

Fi L.-- 1 iousely.'J MrS.E.i L.A Housely, ; 

Pollcarpo Manas, M las-- Maude &' Mar 

Miss Edna Thomas,-J- ; Frank'-weo-- ' 

sterMIss Ollle Bain;' DrW. A." Brlggs, 

Mrs. Monta Brown, Mrs. Bonnell Fullerton. 

Julee P. Gless,1 Mrs. Jules P, 

G Pw' v; .4Cal. 

Master 2 

Miss .AVinIfred'rM.Lawtofl;'-MisS7M.;- ! 

Lesllej Honv Llangr Lecn-FangyiT- 

M 

'litsa tA -- 

; 223-1- 'I 

.92 1 CT.H.i Brtckwood. 7V.; r 

MM elloa; Slra 

.Tv-c::;r:-.r';:,:l:;;v:: 

DecjOfC. vi?;: 

Jan t 24??il0i i tt H.' Swala iv ; . Uasu.W4;&lQ 

Jani 24 $Uit;a H. Swalri i ; "i .vCuntyKrear 

Ja.it 24 1232 C, H.iSain: , , . . iyCpunt t?easure. . 

Ja.n4-2- 4 1 223 Cv H.' Swainj ...ii.f.Co,untirj treasurer- -. ; 

Jani H224f & & i'i'i i Countyreaf urgr, 

Jan. 24 1225 V. C. H Swaini i ; Ii. County : 

Jan.; 24 1 22ft"?CUi H,S.waJtJ .V; rijiCountytreasurers .k 

k A S ' TT ' 

VVj24c.hekasismounungc,tOff.'i 

4n ,Uie;aboye:list of'cnecks 

. . . . . . . .. 

jThe asslsnmeuti. pfwarfanU jivas 

gnerally;,con fiaed?to (Fpa3:.labbrs' 

payv a, gre at .Auqioex, oxcasfis;, 

whole! of --the payx roll wasai-signe- d 

to either; the oad supervisor 

or to some two or three private con-cerns- rj 

TJieassignnients whlct.were 

found i to be on ; the-county 

file;wlth. 

auditor were up. inbundles without, 

regardt to dates fhaiipanicular 

aasIeotjwThe assignments'.: on file 

were sorteo:? .put as ; o :many , .were 

found to be missing hose' that were 

found wera practically; useless for the 

purpose of checking the; amounts i 

signed.?; Numerous blanke assign- - 

menta.iTrere on? iie - with; .the county 

auditor which.-- ; were ; treated i by ' this 

official 4 as cpntiauing vin their .effect 

Furthermore, warrants 'Were assigned 

to .individuals., and Immediately --below 

the'-- : endorsement of s'the; asigne ;dtt 

the warrant the .aignature. of ;;t.he 

payee would. appear; t the pnlyiflnference. 

to ,be drawn- - this procedure 

was-- , that j the ,asignee was simplj act 

aiVgo-betwee- ing inthe. capacityof n 

the payee and the payee's ' creditors 

It .was also found that' the. endorse 

on-- hundreds of assigned - war 

rants were not made by the assignee, 

less,-- j:nX7JjrA 

"Halloran; i Re ;B. 1H C3. 

MrsCVBri Hill Gordon Hill, j en'ddre-'awifi-t Swajttii-piiyre 

cSarchran; 

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: treasurer.; 64X0 

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n.ntv trixienM, .... 1111 --. K (I 

a . 

and "Samuel Xuabaner-member- , and 

dulpassed;.byM4ard; ?llj?!uae 

an.s,Tra iuqun.cy,faa 

labor 

i't No 13 j the v , of 

supeirlsors; dateMarch? 7thr 1907, 

,the' sum , of, $5,000 ;from 

general Jfunds-T- to" roa4funds:was 

- touna ne. mvoraer vt Tne,? transrer, 

done 

however ,was not entered in treasnrersg&z:-ii'i-from 

. : 

ment 

payee first 

--alrfeel gusfifie maklngtal:, AJn-atance- ai 

meit that,! In hthev majoriUf y,pf 

thenayee' never-jMi- hls.-war-- w; ' 

rantvaWerilty?had--bee- n, Stte4viy hel 

ceuniaf augiiori. aao,;astt waaj,ae gen- 

- eral rule for; road laborers to sign the 

i 

.In the 

general fund cash 

book,, under" date of July ap 

pears entryriirTranr; to 

roads,f?38r80.:.A SM&$ 

In t the aame.cash ? book, under, date 

piSeptember.; another 

credit, entry v was - made, which. ' read 

!Trans'er4o roads; f12,000; total $50- - 

y ,Xhet county 

64V ireferring to ttransae-tion- s 

wag dfitwnlnkfavjjrof 

First Bankuof HUoUmitedfor fte 

the 

full'araount nanelyir $50,lS0-o- n 

20th, ,1910. The bank account 

of jthe general fund.-.o- f the., county of 

Hawaii ,waa baJance4 on August 3rd, 

1910; September and Oc 

4th, 1910.- - The transfer of. $38,-- 1 

80 in, the treasurer's cash book' of 

July 29th, 1910, was not by 

Jbe aniynvds 

cneca to, ne 

frank-- - fr ,$5p48jwiiichlinclu,ded 

$3,$,plabpy.eiMAnot;draTr'y"n 

iULeEtember,;20thl9ldi-- I '.would 

jhay, e( been, pbstul.-ffcitho 

reaiirer.9kreodciIe?his 

pop a p ajancwjtn , e --pan 

- 

Resolution- 

Rrpaja nces 

en eltherAimisk3rdi ,1910J or Sekemfter3r4,,J.9tOV.rThe;1ib9Y4 

wereinot merely:ihoofckeeoing: entries. 

- wno was appearing tor, tne pair, 

Rawlins Vuiidef took 

R, JE. whp-were- .Craigj et.al, ; .charged-wlthv: 

being, present at'a gambling 

&imjt; ,were 'defended by; Attorneys 

Stipes Jand:'Pden.wdne': defendant 

pleaded guiltyland was: fined by 

Judg Ciemonsl. It 'isCpnderstood that 

another defendants fill 

of board 

transferring 

w 

th 

. 

casnv.Poo,a'j&-treasurer's 

29;;1910, 

theicredlt 

30thrif'191d 

treasurer's becl'iKQi 

Jthft'above 

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Sep-temb- er 

rd.'mot,' 

tober 

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considered 

ances,t.as.,ice treasurer:! 

'tiqpuntarV 

J ajspv flekd 

whjBn;alle4 upon.. : : '(C Z 

. The' itppylpJ and-- i Scburmann ca ses 

wieniJpver.JUn'tofiorj'pw;; morning; to 

ba'petj.f(fcftri&S': V 

Captoln P. J.,Whitehead 

IMawfao; 

yasv; excused fjro'nijjfurtherattendance 

pnVacjtjpunt ?pf;pressure ',;of.Dusiness 

that cannot; be handled :by nis assist 

ants- - during' his absence in " Honolulu, t 

" Tomorrow, there are . several mat: 

tes.jto ; come -- up-, before ithe federal 

court but the , probabilities are that 

thel Sylvester; case itaite $ up the 

whole day; and, that tbe other cases 

wH nave to be ,5eqVyef to a future 

& the: lastwp; weeks of the 

month ; of April- - Itheje ;wefe twelve 

deaths In ; similar, P. j and .Mrs. U.Scott 

' 

The membera-o- f 

. the local- - lodge of 

- Elks;and' their ladies 

.$10 

cuiltyj 

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"During 

the ty,; pf Honolulu Itrom 

contagious diseases. . Two ; persons 

dl'trom'4iplBiiwaF irpnii- ty-phol- 

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&iever and skU from 1 tubprcu- - 

lOSlS. :&5wr 

- have heea invited 

tov attend the county ,fair - at 

Sehoffeld ' Barracks iwhich" commences 

tordorrowVi A apedal train will leave 

therO. R. and "U. station at six o'clock 

tomorrow evening.. : .v-v- ; : , 

VESSELS TO AND 

FROM THEiSLATJDS. 

Special WIrelesr tt Merchant 

ifM-lZ- flT Tuesday, May- - 

SYDNET Sailed. May 2," ;ST. 

x'e 

SAYen 

tura-fo- r Honolulu.""' fc? 

NACASAKISalled; April '2; U; SA. 

i.TCDix for Honolulu., ; '".' f- - 

SAN FRANCISCO-r-Arrive-d, .May 4,' 8. 

JV Sf HUonlan? from Hllo- - April 26; 

WILLIPA HARBOR-rArriv- d, May 4 

rvSchoonerl Rjeneah'encef.April 9. : 

SAN FRACISCOrrivedV May 54 

m-v'S- P, .- S. Manoa, hence April 28. 

SANS FRANCIS CO---S ailed. , Mas h '5, 

nppnSx Av Tv: Sherman? fpfHon- - 

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plulu.-.iS- 

f'-- F?.--v--i--i.';i- ; 

SAN 

29.tf;: 

FRANCISCO-hArrived.Mayx- S; 

?.;4.Vijek m SSv Nippon; Maru,:hencQ 

April f boat,;Jnjwhch the chief efficer and 

17 me n 'escap e d. , 

v- r- r.y 

; 'T ) - s- ;; 

The body of the chief steward was ' 

n th at.- - ree ove red oat ? v 

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RjEIEL GEfiEBAUS WILL 

mdt?join:.theifed:rals: 

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1 CHIHUAHUA; Mex.; May 

constitutionalist senerals, at- - present 

Irt - this, city, have refused to units' 

with"; the federal"; frbops In a stand . 

against, the Unitei'Statss. 

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SAN FRIn'CISCO.- - May ; 4.Bectr 

Js. 3Hd- - -- Parity, 5 3.53 

cents.1 Previous quotation,. 93.? 4 U d. : 

d WiB. Lymerr onr behalf of the plain 

tiff,: yesterday filed in t the suprcm o 

court.. a, pcUt'oir for a rehenrins of 

the case of'IUpleyand.DavU vs. the 

I.KapiobjnI;Esteiv.v;-.l,- ; - 

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L. McCandless, ."lias ieen set for to--; 

morrow in ' b 

3l 

va 

the supreme J court. TIhi 

suiil3-jOvei- some land :at '.Walhole, 

that it ia claimedri3 held illegally by 

rtliertTfeftndant. :.' 

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. Hawaiian Lodge No. 21;' ta' 

TUESDAY; 

'y Honolulu Lodge. No.409 ; ape 

V cial ; 3rd degree; 7;30 p., m, , 

-- WEDNESDAY; 

I THURSDAY: 2 ti'Kfr 

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V ; Honolulu Chapter No L R. A.t 

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' Honolulu , Council?' No. - 1, 

Knigbta ' Kadosh; special;- - 

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Oceanic Lodge . No. 371; ape r 

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order are cordially lnrited to at-- ' 

tend meetings of local lodge.. ? 

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and 14 Tcea-- 

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Lily larlted to atter4.:t4--VX- 

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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N lTESIAYf 

OVER FIFTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN KNOWING HOW ; 

Wednesday ziMs 

LibhvV rmnl Hf Hash, wilar price 2.V 

S. & W. Evaporated Apples, regular price 3.V. . 

Flapjack Pancake Flonr, regular price 15c. . . . . .. 

fc. & W.liced A pricotH, ngular price, 20c the tin 

HENRY ilAY & CO., LTD. Turn the 

HIS HONOR BELIEVES ALL 

SHOULD GO TO SCH0FIELD 

Smoking . a pipe a rlsitor once 

tboagbtlessly left Mn his office, Ws 

feet on the desk .embracing, the telephone; 

his head T reatlng ? against the 

wail ' wtifohrritA M tvi'tinn ntlrelT 

v Jnsecurel 

comforUble, but , a. trifle 

Major- - J. J. Fern called on the press 

thia morning to ; back him up In his 

suggestion that " all business houses 

close May 6, the opening of the coun 

ty fair at Schofield. , He spoke warmly 

for a minute 'on the subject,"then re 

lapsed Into a deep reverie from which 

tven .the strength of tha pipe couid 

: tot arouse him. But he did the subject 

Justice while he was on It; he 

said this: 

"All stores ought" fo close Wednes - 

theira:Why not? - ; :- . 

' If the mercbanta on't close up 

shop, their, employes will be unable to 

go. - That would be bad. , There are 

plenty of business days, only a few 

holidays. That Is bad. We ought, to 

fca?e more .bolidaya.5 For i everybody 

can't be , a mayor, ' We, will go out 

there Tand hare a blg:tiinK :i Ihear 

they're going , to pinch me for? goihg 

without & wahine. , I . fool them: I 

take seten; counting Bird fe, my .wife's 

'caC 

iPiiiiiiiliiiii 

cart's offer was" not exactly accepted. 

Comes now,: Robert W, ' Cathcart, 

clerk of '; the city and' county; engi 

neer's office, and with 'advances to the 

new HawaiIanpoliUcal party, offers 

himself as a .candMate for mayor. ; 

Thia, new political party,, which has 

lses occupied by John Wikoll, near 

the corper of Fort and Pauoa streets. 

Tb police were notified of the gTew 

some find and upon reaching 'the 

scene 1 

learned 

that ' around ' the in-- . 

fanf neck a stout strip of cloth had " 

been, tightly fastened,' which when - 

removed left a deep Impression In the 

flesh;--.-- I ...v . , '4 - 

... ;y i 

rIsaac Kahookano, charged with ln-- 

day. I can't order them to close, but 

I can suggest it Everybody; ought to 

go out to Schofleld and aee the fair 

The "military people expect us. We 

will have a good time. They come to 

6ur shows and we should . 

v MV V 5, 1 9Uf $ S)r 

--go to 

Kahaululio Is said , to have frowned 

at- - the suggestion, and; with touching 

Irony, , offered him ; the Job of chief 

of the fire "department'; 7 After which 

he went about his business; of working 

;up enthusiasm for -- hla Citizens' 

"uf; -- ;; 

T' ' 

the increase will be given to the eond 

mrantry. xor it montns. y ne ursi 

neia. aruiiery aiso- - comes in apa me 

greater; portion of i the coast ; artillerjr 

will, also share in the melon cutting, 

Altogether a goodly; number,, of sacks 

of the :yollow boys, will be required 

o; eo ' arouna -- woen we pecmi- - yj 

day . snail aijive.v it is - not deemeji 

flictlng serious-wound- s Upon the per--- prtroaoie uiai an 01 uie. increase. wm 

son of Grace Kewalo. an, Hawaiian e immediately available ; since it Is 

girl and Chun Woon. a Chinese, fol--: likely that the balances of appropr- 

iating a visit Ho a Bishop lane tene- - tiona for the fiscal years of 

1908-0- 9 

ment house at an early hour' yester-- ""and until 1911 Is reached have long 

day morning, and who succeeded in since been turned into the treasury; 

Exceeds all others in leavening power, 

purity, and wholesomeness. Used , wherever 

he best and finest food- - is required. 

"Royal is, the only baking powder made 

from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar, and 

is admittedly the best and most healthful 

baking powder made. 

It is economy to use the best 

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SPECIAL AT 10c 

. . .SPECIAL AT 15c 

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little disc to 

JUDGE CLEM0NS 

RECIPIENT OF 

TWO APOLOGIES 

(Contiaoed team paga ont) 

once, answered McBrlde. 

accept the apology," ar id the 

Judge, ,!nd; still ; I . must say that If 

any more such statements are made, 

I will have to take a.couran that will 

not be pleasant." " -- y 

McCarn . then took the opportunity 

to, inform; the court that he repented 

the : language he used yesterday, and 

promised to' be more, temperate, in 

future. 1 may. say now;; that during 

the last few weeks I have used lan 

guage that. In the" whole; twenty-fiv- e 

years : of practice ' before coming to 

Hawaii,7 f never had occasion to use. 

Some :; attorneys hcethey are few, 

1 am glad to say havy caused me to 

say things' which I regret On some 

attorney's backs i however, remarks 

run off like water from a duck'a" " 

"There were . fireworks 'In :the; air 

this morning at the federal court when 

assumed the Jiame of ' the Citizens' 

party, and- - boasts 2300 members, 

has been hold mg weekly, meeUngsvfor 

some' time, and at the last one, which 

was held Sunday. Cathcart Is credited 

o, 

with laying hls.offer; before E. K. 

who stands ,at the lead, of 

" 

the organization. yi y:.i' 'y: 

But, according to the story passing 

through political circle "today, Cath- - 

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Smoke issuing- from 

shop near the corner of . Smith and 

Pauahr6treetat o'clock last night, 

brought the department to the scene. 

Investigation proved that a - quantity 

of old cloth had become - Ignited 

through" sparks' from; a forge. Water 

was responsible for the slight .damage 

done the premises and the, con 

tents. ,;V -- party; fSilfiri 

'of 

Next Sunday ran' important meeting 

Next: Sunda yan ETAOI KTAOI 

of the chlefa in the Cttlxen'a Party Is 

scheduled tobe held!! "At that tinla 

a' date,1; tentatively set for ? Saturday, 

wllj ..b1 decided' 'oaideflnltely. ;for:a 

mass meeting; when Hawaiian from 

all parts of the; Island are expected 

to appear and . rally to the; cause; 

eluding the police officer i for some 

-- station 

time, was broughtto the central 

shortly, after Ioar o'clock yesterday 

afternoon, to await, a thorough. Investigation 

of . the caseA' The offlcera 

sought Kahookano at widely scattered 

sections 0 the city,. the much-wante- d 

ma' 

: ; .. ; ';: 

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The unnatural parents of a dead in 

fant are being . diligently, sought to 

day; by officers connected with the 

detective and police departments. At 

; an early hour this morning, a baby 

girl, wnose lire is believed, to nave 

been taken through strangulation, was 

being discovered In biding at a 

- 

house on Parker.., lane. The ; woman 

who ' received severe - cuts; about the 

face and scalp is reported as recover 

Ing'at the lMMpltal; 

ENURED MEN BIGS : 

r v; WINNERS BY ORDER 

(Continued from bagt oneV 

of the average strength of the - fifth 

cavalry In the enlisted : grades,' for 

that organization1 win get the bulk of 

the Increase. The troops of the fifth 

averaged, 60 .men "and as. every, man 

-- 

will get at least three dollars per 

month it - will be seen that the sum 

will total i not less : than 130,000; for 

each year . for- - that regiment . alone, 

and the total time that the increase 

vi PP vaf !n old boy. and. a fmallgirL, had part a 

ken of tL'j contents f whisky bot 

'tie.;.' She said. that. on feast fay the 

whole family; was f in .the. habit of 

drinking liqjr. McBrlde h showed 

great cnrioIty as t tho; drinking 

bouts, 

SfilneIg?b(?(K!j,f1f 

- and ;thiii;' got the - woman ;J to 

swear that she-Jxa'- t left the little girl 

at the Sylvestor'e ) hous nn the night 

on? which ; the ? alleged outrage- - happened, 

v Mrs . Freitas ; swore t hat ; she 

was Requested- - three or four ;tbnes to 

leavcy the girl tVl" house . for: Ice 

night'':.! Shedeftlan;d thatv it was of 

her i own :; will aui a ccord tha t Ihe 

girl was left bj tCT'-- ,,; yH 

,The case this morning was volcanic 

In : nature and It was never, certain 

when" an outbreak would ' occur, i. At 

one time McBrlde aatd that there had 

been so many, cases .in connection 

with the matter, that iia did not kuow, 

sometime whft caaan&ra he lag. tiled; 

This sally, which was taken seriously 

by McCarn. brought forth the- - rein-ir- k 

from the district attorney thattt' lf 

McBrlde does not know: what case la 

being tried,'-the- n We had better. vget 

! an attorney -- who does. X I 1 

Thompson,; twho la assisting 

McCarnr in the case, got - to his 

feet: once and started to. say some 

thing, which evidently wond not come 

without long delay. McBrid'j took the 

opportunity , cf remarking' : that ho 

wished one attorney only on the other 

side would --speak at a ttlme.?l' ' 

v Things were, on the jump all the 

time and the case shows every urom 

Ise of becoming an excitlug; one as 

to the attorneys, despite Mr. McCarn'a 

statement , - v 

but the sums due. In 1911 ; and-19- 12 

may be immediatelv In hand and 

those for earlier years will have to 

oe appropriated by Congress. ' y 

IERNATiONALlD 

; 

AT 'THIS EVENING 

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and cotton, will go up and 'stocks take 

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a . jump. . : r - 

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: Incidentally -- Ernest TKaal is going 

to be . there at the Hawaiian i table 

and may. lead the Clark brothers in 

a progressive refrain in honor of their 

chairman. r Anyway they, will ; make 

themselves heard in a manner worth 

while., , 

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Also remember that guests will be 

welcomed and that : all table decorations 

must be completed this afternoon. 

, ' 

mere male is 

byahS 

By Latest Hail 

; LOS ANGELES Held up and kissed 

by a fair highway girl was the 

startling experience reported to the 

police by a citizen, who became embarrassed 

and fled, without giving his 

name,' when some one giggled. 

"I was walking along Central avenue 

about midnight" the citizen reported, 

"when a tiny girl in man's 

clothing stuck a gun in my face. I 

stuck up my hands, but she did not 

find any money when she searched 

me, so she kissed me and told me to 

run along home and tell my wife 

about It" 

Ten minutes later James O'Hara 

reported that he, tod, had been held 

up in the same block by a girl and 

robbed of $2.40 and a watch. The 

lady returned the watch and 40 cents, 

remarking that he might want a 

drink before going to bed. 

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MILITARY DAY .11 

A REGULAR AD 

CLi SUCCESS 

Service and Civilian Interests 

Get Together Across the V 

Luncheon Table 

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The army and the Ad club "got to 

gether" this noon over the festal 

board. In a way that will long be re 

membered with pleasure- - by those 

present Cordial Informality, the keynote 

of . Ad club . affairs, was . In evi 

dence, and with two generals - and 

many other army officers . as guests, 

the hand of fuller friendship was. ex 

tended and heartily grasped between 

service and civilian representatives. - 

This week s meeting was , in the 

nature of a grand rally for the County 

Fair at Schofleld 'Barracks tomorrow, 

the affair at which it Is expected that 

Honolulu and Lellehua wll be drawn 

oloser 5 together, and at . which the 

army, will play host ' to their friends 

ln "clta. vTha Ad club, has, had a! 

special r invitation to be present m 

force, and to direct the celebration 

from the town side, and today's luncheon 

was'a special army affair In con 

sequence. -- . 

- That the Ad Club will be represented, 

and well represented . at that. In 

the County Fair festivities, became assured 

today, when plans for a pilgrimage 

of members to. the highland 

post - were . ratified. The' Ad Clubbers 

will form at the Young hotel at 12:15 

tomorrow; in full regalia, and; march 

to the O R. & U station, where a special 

train will take them to Schofleld. 

the Sylvester ; conSiJtrscy : trial " wa 

- continued V before; Judge i - CUmons. 

There was; a 'good audience present 

to listen to the case and great inter 

est was. taken In tr 

' The first wltnesa thb morniug was 

' Mrs. Freitas ' andv he ' was ' Members who are planning to motor 

out; have agreed 

subjected 

to a;severe cros examinatioi by At 

torney McBrlde. 5 The woman ..admit 

ted ; that she, otuor wmntni, a' ton year 

; to be in the line of 

march to thfr statfon,' in 'order that the 

real Ad club example may prevail. 

The proccssloa will be led by the )ia--1 

wallan band, i which will accompany 1 

: 1 

the trippers to Lellehua ; 

Among those who fired a few vol-- ! 

td af th ftflmnflieii f 

were : Major-general W. ' tl. Carter, 

commanding all the troops in Hawaii, 

Brigadier-genera- l C. Rv. Edwards, com- 

manding v. the ;.- 

1st' Hawaiian Brigade, 

Colonel .W. C. Rafferty- commanding 

the Coast Defenses of Oahu, Major 

E. V. .Smith, 2d Infantry, and members 

of the Ad rC1uhJu;.H-s-.-;V-'- 

. Speaking of Hawaii, General Car- 

: ter said :'." vt Vw: .Cv:'-,- ? 

"We of the army-realiz- a that the 

Hawaiian " Islaada- - are . Invaluable . to 

us, and ,an awful thing to every . other 

nation that might try . to get . to San 

Francisco without a pass4 Hawaii la 

the safety , spot of the Pacific Coast 

and as long as we hold lt . no. ether 

nation-o- n earth will dare to visit the 

coast without permission.! - yyiyT'. 

" General Edwards made a ' well 

chosen talk on' Hawaii, and the interest 

he had always felt In the . Islands, 

especially when as chief of the Bureau 

ot .Insular Affahs, a number of Ha 

wallan problems ' Were submitted to 

' 

him in an advisory; capacity 

. 

i. President Farrlngton kept the ball 

rolling; all the time, and fax all, mili- 

tary; day: at the Ad . Club 

success .: --'..'.;:. ; fr 

waa; a tig 

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yy v y ,r ';..' r-.- ' y.. 

V. One of. the chief ' features .of the 

county fair at Schofieldjwill he'a baseball 

game; between the 1st Infantry 

and the Coast Defense ; team." V. The 

game will be called sharply at 3 o'clock. 

in the afternoon and. gives every promise 

of being a close and keenly-con-tested 

affair. There will! bev no admission 

charged for; this game.'' 

y The? Ad ; Club; the Honolulu Mer- -' 

chants Association and . other local 

organizations; are lending :'...every-- effort 

to assist the army . folk in making 

the fair a j success. ( Everybody ( is J 

boosting in some manner or another. 

Following Is the message which' the 

Merchants, Association is sending its 

;;'-.-- '. 

members: 

The merchants of v Honolulu have 

shown their interest in ' the i "get . to-- ., 

. A. A .1 ..' . . . J: ft 

geiner, raovemeni me army peopio 

have , instituted in.1 their county i fair, 

and 1 many. will be represented by 1 a 

"branch store", there.; - - '':. y:AA 

"In order . to crown i the ; whole affair 

with success, .. by a large attendance 

of business representatives and 

people from Honolulu, your directors 

unanimously recommend that you 

present your employees .who wish to 

attend the fair, with a round trip and 

admission, ticket, the whole cost of 

which will' be only 1.00. 'each. Those 

who attend will be away only one-ha-lf 

a .day, . and by sending part on 

Wednesday and the. rest on Friday, 

you win not be greatly Inconvenienced 

by being shorthanded. ' 

"Remember the ; spirit, of the occasion 

is to get acaualnted with, our 

army friends on Oahu. ; , A j 

It' has been announced that the Ho--' 

nolulu Elks have secured two special 

trains for Schofleld, one of which. will 

leave the O. R.1 & ' L. Co station at 

5:30 o'clock tomorrow evening, the 

other to follow shortly after. The 

' 

Elks and their ladles have Invited 

their friends to: be passengers with 

them. The trip in the Elks train will 

be 75 cents. The reception committee, 

of which Harry Murray Is chairman, 

Is arranging for lunch aboard 

the trains, and will see that the passengers 

are well cared for. 

Mid-Pacif- Plans for advertising the 1915 ic 

Carnival are to be outlined at 

a meeting at t o'clock tomorrow afternoon 

of the directors of the celebration. 

President E. H. Paris stated 

this morning that he does not know 

whether final action will be taken in 

the matter. It is the Idea of the dlrec-ter- s 

to make a early a start as possible 

on the Carnival advertising, but 

at the same time to give careful attention 

to ways, means and finances. 

Director Raymond C; Brown recently 

was appointed, a committee of one 

to confer with Ed. Towse, chairman 

of the Promotion Committee, to ascertain 

whether the promotion organization 

will undertake the advertising. 

Several conferences have been held 

and a report probably will be made at 

the meeting. 

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:. 'vpnluhcrri airilahdv-i- 

travelers returning 

frorri this ;rTerritdry 

speak of H onol u 1 u fas 

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far as the::.meni; -- : 

Ppleare concerned 

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'. On motion 'of .County 'Attorney. Wv 

:H. Beers ;of Hawaii, 8. S,, Rolph, a 

rHilo attorney and; referee in bankruptcy, 

was admitted to practice in 

V the United' States federal court by 

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rJttdge .demon this morning.f. : 0 . ' ' ;;.- '; i ysyy y : 

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. Yesterday. afternoon a motion was 

! filed by. Attorney-genera- l Stainback in 

; the supreme court asking that he be 

allowed to" amend a. portion of . his ro 

port In the McCarn matter. This mo-;-.; 

tlon wUl be heard irf the supreme 

court tomorrow morning. . The po 

tlon of the report that I amended, now 

reads as follows: : "Mr. McCarn actecr 

In good faith and j without, malice.' 

The paragraph In v the. original report 

mall-clousl- y 

read, "Mr. McCarn did not act 

or in conscious bad faith. ' ; 

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street3, at 7:30, o'clock thia evening. 

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TUljjSDAY. . MAY r, 1014 

Sclfireremjer, self-knoirledq- 

e. telf-rontro- l. 

These (Uree alone lead life to xorereian poirer. 

HAUA1I AUDIT; EXHIBIT 

; Sample-o- f the unaigned "and unendorse paper 

of the County of Hawaii 'which' pawed cur 

rent among" the business houses of Hilo are giren 

We gire these samples in onler that our read- - 

.? 

erg .who are jnot familiar with business paper 

may see. what: the county document Joolcv like 

find ' lt.tri 

nnicrsiiari i ho r1tcneeirm wliinh 

way. take place in the future. 

: This paper is not fin a position to charge or 

r cu u uiua.it; ma me r irst uauk oi riiio or any 

business bouse or any person in Hilo profited 

by tfiis carelessness. - : 

? On the "other' hand we are prepared' to say 

that; busmess bnranizations which; allowed such 

conditions as this to yreral without a protest 

-- jiiajjjmg rttxvuuu. uu vuc verge oi vnminui 

cressnes8. ,'W, dp say that, our whole com-munit- y 

ought to 

a state of:affairslt go on and furnish, as it did 

furnish, a 'fertile ground on which, the seeds of 

corriipt ion found everything favorable to rapid 

grOWtll. , r-- l'' ':iy': ':-- 

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' This shows how thle much vaunred exactness 

and 'accuracy of business falls down complete 

ly when it has not behind it the exacting human 

factor of character and efficiency. ; . 

; 

Vc are informed by the dispatches from Jlilo 

t ha 1 1 he Hawa i i Probe ominission 

there is nu explanation for all tliese short comings. 

AlIightWelootdou 

planationca o 

criminal about tlie laclv of;xactrmethoj It 

cannot poVsilily fiirhisli .any Ijasis -- 

for 

an argii-- ; 

rnent that the methods pursued were "good busi-iiesn- " 

and. sliould be conti jiued. Not nuchr : i 

the future. .', - . Hu-' 'M-- U, 

; We believe that merely the samples .brought 

to general attention through this paper today 

shou 1 d nron se t h e G overaor of th e territory ; to 

action, lis' well as the people "of pur. municipal 

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sulxlivisiohs. :: - 

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Hawaii has a territorial audi tor and si bank 

examiner.: ,r.' rv,v 

j- - What 

have these officials been doing? V':' : 1 

i If it was not any of ; their business to ieam pf 

; 

these things,1 what. is their business? 

Is the duty of tliese officers done when they 

.have received a statement from the "counties and 

Tuissod 'it,Jon with the remark, "tliis-i- s At? or. 

when tliey have' gone ' over records banded them 

arid return the rerwrt "the records all there?" 

: - Does a well'managed business employ an audi 

tor and an examiner merely to declare that the 

cash is correct and 'the vouchers, are all 'there? 

Is It n6t' a very-importan- t part of anuditors 

work to offer suggestions or criticisms? ; 

- What have our- territbriai officials been dch 

ing? And if thesay,it isAJt our fault," is not 

, that what everyone else is , saying in trying to 

ptuss . responsibility on to another? : ! . . 

' , Let's have men. in office; who do understand 

' way 

oTOftnues in 1tni1 ttTiipIi ia'tliA tvff. twsuaiWn 

preventive for the lack of care and shifting responsibility 

which opens thei door ivide for arid 

so asy. ; : v.r , 

Our meth'ods in public "affairs "should be as 

they are in private administration, namely, 

make the cnecKinz- - so exactinff itnat.'we mis- - 

inist no one because of increasing in every way 

TKssible "' 

tlie difficulty of froing. wrong. . 

': It will le interesting tooiote the action taken 

ny uie aumoriues oi Vancouver, is. u, upon 

tne arrival, oi u .suipioaot iiinaus, now in 

transit from tthe Orieti' A vesl- - has been 

chartered by a wealthy HinduGurdit Singh, in 

oruer to rest rue action oi me imaman autiion- - 

ties in tne iace or nie recent decision tuat Can- - 

. - A i'C . 1 " - 

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. aufi i uut jiuMiinn iu vAtiimiiifj; uuiis in nulla. 

- When the t new postmaster of Honolulu has 

run his party's race here he will be a kamaaina, 

qualified to object to his successor from down 

Connecticut way as a'malihini. In the meantime 

Desky will hare sold him a lot, and he 

wil be rated on his Visits "home'' a.s a "wesilthy 

sugar planter.'" 

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iaiionwiuu uiKra uuc inn-- u 

inreaieueci in- - 

Viik l.tif liAnni Ixr noroi tHlirl fill" Tlwkna J. n 

self-preservati- iiatiori-id-e sense of owned by 

rth( ast majority oi people who live in the 

.middle giound wliun is auie to prevent sucu a 

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THE COONH FAIR 

EDITOR 

Make your plans and go to the County Fair 

tomorrow and Friday. 

It is the greatest opportunity Honolulu and 

the Army have evr had for "getting acquainted." 

The lest of good nature always prtvails 

at the county gatherings and formality is swal- 

lowed up in an abundance of kindly and 

neigh-!orl- y 

feeling. 

Honolulu believes in the army and we are 

sure the army believes in Honolulu. They'll be 

more certain of this certainty if they become Inciter 

acquainted. 

All aboard for the County Fair. 

WASHINGTON REPBESEfiTATION 

HaAvaii's representation in Washirigton has 

attracteil the notice of more than one friend. 

The Christian Science Monitor in & recent issue 

makes the following editorial comment under 

fheheading of f'Hawaii at the National Capital 

Tariff legislation on the mainland has been ln-- r 

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lmlcal to "what "Hawaii regards as its Interests; but 

while the effect has been depressing to the principal 

; Industry .of the;islands, and to business in general, 

" tbera is no apparent disposition to flnd fault: with 

the United States goreniment forvpursuing a policy 

the-greate- which it believes will bring good to the 

-- 

greatest number. On the contrary, Hawaii is in-clined 

to blame itself - for its failure to be more . 

influentially represented at Washington' It is more 

than ever convinced of .its own: responsibility: for 

the Jree sugar clause in the Underwood tariff law 

since it has iegun to hear from an observant friend 

' 

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,i at he seat of government . - 

; This"; friend writes . the, Honolulu .' Merchants, As-- 

; scciation that there are 'likely: to be developments 

at; any time which will be to. the, advantage . of ,the" 

; aiid fighting for a, restoration of the tariff, ie says', 

; ' and? he 7add$ r "It is 1ittle ' less hth&r vastonishlng to 

; ,me that the Interests of your territory do'not keep y: 

a ' jn&n here "to : watch over (matters of., vital; cdnse- - V 

7" quence.- -. A ; sober,', sensible" man; :wbo knows all the" 

I government departments; and ;all the; men in, public : 

w 11 fe' could keep track i 

of.these matters say a word 

'specific or give a retumjf or the, money; expended.; ;: 

." Hawaii has, been so. brave; good-natur- ed and hopep; ; 

r 

fui under somewhat adverse conditions recently that ; 

it, naturally attracts sympathy : and friendship;; ; It 

- Jtwill only continue to pursue its' normal course it ,. 

may; as naturally 'attract' substlal 'ajid, effective 

support i'But; nobody evea ' slightly; acquainted .with .' 

; the sentiment and temper of. the people o the, main- - ' 

land; will advise the peol of thei : territory," of; Ha- -; 

. 

? ' 

; wail o keep entirely clear of lobbying ajid lobbyists., 

Hawaii Is not likely . to serve thej sugar; interests ; 

t 

l or any other interests in which it ,1s cpjicerned byj; . 

; main talnihg-- . anjr 'other paid : representative at Wasn- -' : 

: jngton than theone provided ty. law. J V - 

Ifthenljr repientatiT 

tov Ink the elected" reptsentative, hoV iniiiortant 

it is tliat this man snail be capable in eferv way 

oi meeting: tne exacuug . uuues oi ; xne. jxsiuon. 

W must have a m 

whlat; and day" Tarid also one his" own 

campaign on behalf; of Hawaiitand posi'cses 

thju3gmit ajid'eriefgy to caiithrJugiK " 

iA Finally; itas the, piain duty of'the citiznsuof 

this territory to send, feuch a 'man, to Washirig--f 

the:poll& " 

How many besides that Japanese that Editor 

Allen tells about made small fortunes out of the 

turnover, of cane lands to the boomers? Luck 

is aToor thing to play for, but a good thing to 

fall into. 

. There is something out of joint when laborers 

imported at great expense hare to he slated for 

deportation--o- n account of medically certified 

physical unfitness. 

Probably the Mexican threat to burn him and 

his ships in oil will have no more effeet-o- Mayo 

than the warning of torpedoes ahead had on 

Farra gut. 

You don't get a Scotchman taking a 10.000-- m 

ire jaunt without bringing home something of 

value, if it's only a doubled steamship service 

for Hilo. 

"When dealing with .Mexicans, command, 

never argue." Kemark of General Scott at Vera 

Cruz in 184C: Wilson, Krvanet al take notice. 

A man that, could swindle a ioor woman by 

-- personating her son can be classified only as 

of the genus vermin. 

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CHESTER DOYLFGETS 

SAMPLE 

Chester Doyle, the" weli known 

"josh" manufacturer Is telling one on 

himself, and everyone who hears the 

story gives the Joker the merry ha ha! 

It seems that Doyle, some time ago 

noticed an advertisement In a magazine. 

The article advertised was a 

certain shoe sol is h xnd, as the firm 

offered to send a sample of the goods, 

Doyle determined to try the stuff. 

Doyle wrote for . the polish and. in 

due. time, was surprised to receive a 

large package from' the. mainland. Upon 

opening the bundle it was seen 

that there were three dozen tins of 

shoe polish on'e dozen of three different 

kinds. 

- Thinking it was an effort cf the 

firm to introduce the polish into Hawaii, 

Doyle began distributing the 

.rilti.TikDVIFXy 

CAPTAIN HENRI BERGER: The 

new orchestra wiU be well worth hearing. 

W. S. SEARBY: K is good to be 

back again and I cannot get home to 

Puunene too soon. 

MAYOR J. J. FERN: Every 

merchant should close his place tomorrow 

for the county fair. 

WILLIAM T. RAWLINS, the local 

attorney, is visiting in San Francisco, 

being registered at the Stewart 

C. AUBREY: The roads are 

just the same out my ... way. The climate 

is good, of , course, .but what is 

the use of Jcllmatewben you cannot 

reach - it in comfort 

r BAUER: Before I leave 

Honolulu I am going .to learn, tq play 

Aloha. Oe and other,. Hawaiian ' selec- 

tions. My repertoire would . not be 

complete unless there was something 

4 

Hawaiian in .lt. . , 

SPENCER -- 

BOWEN: I believe 

that all aliens,' who have become. pub-H- e 

eharees. 1 should be deported. If 

the, majority of the present unemploy- - j 

ed in f Honolulu are " not public 

charges,, then' I miss my guess. 

.. SAM CHILLINGWORTH: There 

should be some- - good baseball on 

Maui ,when the All Service team visits 

that?, island. The soldiers play good 

ball and we all Imow what Maui can 

s 

do when feeling on" the job. 

MARSTON CAMPBELL; It' is art 

error to state that I am chairman' ol 

the organization - committee of the 

Tax. Equalization' League" of Hawaii. 

That honor 4 

on, send him by electing him- - at 

1 Thai is one of. tne tasksx'6n hand for, ttieconi-iti- g 

campaign perioi Wo iriust make a. fight 

for competent representation. We must liaye a 

man who, in dealing' Vwitlii j the peopfe will speik 

for hijfriself,7ratheif than' voice the sentiments of 

some "oneJ&eh ind hi mt r And being able to speak 

for'.himself such a man should be able, to efficiently, 

represen't the people" of , the . islaudij ; arid 

their. coiriiriori. Interests so seriously affected liy. 

uauoirdx legislation.. . . 

..For. one tlie Star-Bulleti- ; 

- jWILLI 

n is ready to enter 

this fight It ia not only ready but intends to 

make that fight whether anyone follows or not. 

1 1 is plain i personal ' and public duty. And we 

have no doubt of. the temper of the people on 

this particular subject 

: established 

r world. 

belongs 

sto - Prof. Bryan 

and I am merely one1-- of the workers 

in the ranks.."- - X:-- ' KV - 

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SYDNEY JORDA : The, past few 

days have caused many fishermen- - to 

visit .the coast of r Oahd near; Black 

PolntJ.ReportsifrointatiBaradlse ofJ 

tne, sportsman indicate jnatpiew spots 

on this island iara ;moTe- - lavoredfor 

securing large strings of edible fish: 

'Xllk-- .MACPHERSON (purser. Manchuria) 

: It Is seldom that a livelier 

crowd ; of transpaclf levpassehgers em-- J 

oarka on a voyage tnan tnose enronea 

in .the: list of j. Honolulu and fthrough 

passengers In i the Each 

da; and ; evehlngaT fine program of 

sJorts r and entertainment was given. 

:;tj..-- V : .,t .i ;. -- . S 

' 

AM RAWLINS: Every- 

thing' has been arranged for. taking a 

delegation of Hawaiian" swimmers to 

the coast I had ample opportunity to 

secure- - the cooperation of the swimming 

organizations along the oast, 

and, indications point to a big and successful 

meet. V Much interest has 

been awakened in San Francisco concerning 

the visit of the boys from the 

islands. 

JUDGE Ai A; WJLDER of Honolulu, 

who arrived In San Francisco yesterday 

in, company,: with Mrs. Wilder, 

left today for Washington D. C, says 

the: San Francisco,, Chronicle. 

-- The woman who marries for money 

earns a lot more than she gets. 

t The -- word 'milliner, is a corruption 

of Mllaner, from Milan, the city which 

the hat styles for the 

An English church is still using a 

barrel organ that has been in constant 

service since the early part of the 

eighteenth- - century. 

A ditch 11 miles long, and from, 85 

to 110 feet 'wide, been completed 

in Slay county, S. D. It will drain 

nearly 700( acres of valuable lands. 

"Why did Lohengrin?" "Because 

he saw Parsifal.' London Globe. 

"Are the jqy riders having a good 

time?" "They were, but - they're doing 

time now." Indianapolis Star 

Manoa Valley, 3 bedrooms, furnished..... 

Manoa Valley, 2 bedrooms, furnished . 

Berelania St.. 4 bedrooms, furnished 

Tantalus, 3 bedrooms, furnished 

Nuuanu Valley, 2 bedrooms furnished . . . 

11th Avenue, 2 bedrooms, furnished 

Anapuni SL, 3 bedrooms, unfurnished .... 

Manoa Valley, 3 bedrooms, unfurnished .. 

Walkiki Beach. 4 bedrooms, unfurnished . 

Wilhelmina Rise. 2 bedroom?, unfurnished 

Auld Lane, 3 bedrooms, unfurnished 

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AWAHS1NV0CE 

shoe-shin- e among his friends.. In 

three days lie had gotten, rid of It all. 

Then, thinking the proposition a good 

one, he sent away for some more 

samples. . 

Before the new samples arrived, 

Doyle received a letter from the firm 

and the communication announced 

that a mistake had been made in sending 

him three dozen tins instead of 

three tins. Would Mr. Doyle . please 

forward thirty-thre- e Una to a Honolulu 

firm that is representing , the 

mtiiUand . concern? - Then the Honolulu 

man went up in the air and started 

around to collect the polish. Nothing 

doing. The stuff had all been 

used. Doyle. is now waiting for a bill 

from the coast and he is figuring out 

just where he stands. 

. A. W. T. BOTTOMLEY, was an ar- 

rival from the island of Hawaii this 

morning. 

; 

A. N. HAYSELDEN is an . arrival 

from Maui ports in the steamer Ma-un-a 

Kea this morning.. 

DR. E. W, WILCOX has; completed 

a tour of Maui, ports and returned to 

the capital in the steamer Maun Kea 

this morning.. 

; 

GEORGE N WILCOX of Kauai, who 

has been absent on the mainland for 

some weeks was a passenger in the 

Manchuria. ;,. o i - ,i 

DR. J. H. RAYMOND, the Maui 

rancher, ia an arrival at the port with 

the return .ot the stamer Maun; Kea 

this . mornlng. ;K : . 

S., P, JACOBSEN; who visited the 

mainland on a business mission is an 

arrival at Honolulu in the Matson 

steamer ' Lurllne.''" : V" 

i Fv; SMITH; i cottoni grower1 of 

eastern Texas,- - ia a passenger in the 

Pacific ' "Matt '' liner; Manchuria,- - destined 

for the Japanese ports.-- V:'hg 

; BARON FR. von ALTERSTORFF. 

Welm-helme- who is visiting Mr. and Mrs." r 

at Lahalna, will be domiciled 

at the Pleasanton Hotel upon his re 

turn. 

- JOSHUA S. HAMMOND a prominent 

hotel man of fCoronado : CaL, arrived 

in Honolulu yesterday morning 

on' the, Sierra and; will spend a week 

in the'islands.- - . ;r '. 

MISS ; MART C. ALEXANDER; who 

has tbeen absent on the " coast for 

some months returned . to--' Honolulu 

this morning as' passenger- - in the 

Matson liner .Lurllne. " 

HON. ;LANGUN; FANG; identi- 

with,; theNdiptomattc' service; and 

fied ? 

FOR RENT 

THE 

an attache ; at the " Washington lega 

tion, Is a passenger'in the Manchuria, 

bound for Peking, China. ;K n 

ERNEST PARKER. has returned to 

the1 islands after a flying trip to. thQ 

mainland. He accompanied his father, 

Colonels Sam Parser, as' a passenger 

in the Pacific Mail line Manchuria. 

J. P. EDWARDS: identified with the 

Pacific Mail, alpng i the--; coastals? a 

through, passenger- - in ; the Manchuria 

for Yokohama; where be will Join, the 

staff, at that point in the capacity of 

" 

n 

stenographer.' 

. 

SAMUEL FERGUSON, secretary, to 

Governor-Genera- l Francis, Burton Har-- i 

rison at , Manila,' Philippine islands, : is 

a through passenger ' in the Manchu 

ria. He has been absent on an ex 

tended vacation. - " ; 

HENRY SUNG, for the past 4& 

years ; representative at Chicago, 111, 

for a numberof steamship lines oper 

ating "in ihe Pacific - and rail 

connections", is returning to China as 

a passenger in the Manchuria . 

. Mr. 

Sling is accompanied by 1 Mrs. Sling 

and three chUdren, 

JOHANNES F. ECKARDT, superintendent 

of the Queen's hospital at Honolulu, 

who has a soojc In the employ 

of the ; San . Luis . Wholesale Co left 

this morning for San Diego en route 

to his old home In Germany, says the 

San Louis Opispo (Cal.) Telegram of 

April 14. He will be gone several 

months, having scored a six-month- 

s' 

leave of absence from the hospital. 

MISS N. LESLIE, credited with toe 

ing an expert terosichorean artist and 

instructor In tango and other modern 

FOR SALE-Ma- noa Valley 

$75.00 

$40.00 

$85.00 

$45.00 

...... ..$60.00 

.$40.00 

...$40.00 

. . .$53.00 

,..$60.0rt 

...$30.00 

...$16.00 

A modem, dwelling with concrete foundations, . gas and 

lights; lot 173x200. Will sell on easy terms. Apply to 

Guardian Trust Co., Ltd., 

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'206 Bank of Hawaii Building. 

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'GoMWidcIiFree- - 

Everv xisitor-to- ' th.eVicbman-- & 

Ca 

Tent at the County , Fairf at Schofield . 

Barracks will "receive a FREE cliance 

to win & Solid Gold Watch containing a 

hihfgr.ide movement. 

The drawing will occur on Friday evening, 

the last day of the Fair when ; 

the Arinner of the Gold , Watch will le 

announced. 

DONTP FAIL TO VISIT THE WICn-MA- X 

TENTYOUINCAtnEU MAY 

win this watch r 

W1GHMAN&-CO- . 

dances.: at the head of - a party of 

clever dancers includlag TThomis X 

Rector MJss ; Natalie" Rector- - and Miss 

D. Smoller, are ' passengers --in jthe 

Manchuria,; bound for the China coast. 

They will complete a tour around the 

world before returning : to San ? Fran- 

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cisco. 

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Jetrelerxs . 

It will pay yem 

tigateSSthe riew: 1 5-roo- 

E. K. manager; of : the 

Company, will for .the 

In the ; BULL, Oahu 

Sqgar Ieare 

coast Matsonla tomorrow en 

routs for a four months' ;fislt to Nor 

way.' 

get. . . . 

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I'M -- 1 1MlM.U x.n - x.- - 

BEST TERMS. 

BEST- - GRADES 

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, X VIEIR&.JEWELRY.C0., Ltd. ; 115 Hotel St. 

tT TT F u jl-- - 

For SMe---MdiidaV- 

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We have for sale a desirable residence .propertj in Manoa . 

Valley. Situated on high ground, it commands an uninter- - v 

rupted 'Tiew of Diamond Head and the sea as well as a view 

of the "Manoa hills. 

The lot is spacious, 100x200, well improved with trees and 

shrubs.. 

The house is of two stories and contains three (3) bedrooms. 

Price and terms on application. 

VVciLCIUUU se 

and Merchant Sts. 

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MARINE 

KAV-tlI- ' 

Cor. Fort and Merchant Sta.t ; 

ill LIFE 

. r Fail to tavr, ami you'arc : 

-- ri "';'4v,'-r, 

suro Ut meet iujsf(rtmicv; 

t r?av iTpilarly,' itwrd- - t 

iup: (o roiir m(yiii, ami you 

t--j 

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ait; kuiv to meet Mi For r-- 

tune. , v : 

mart HaviiigOWHIl 

Limited. 

f 

Agents 

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Cornmission Merchants); 

and Insurance Agents ,, 

; V. Ajenta for :' . 

& Sugar; 

Haiku Sugar Company. 

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V,'-.- : 

: '. Pala' Pluataticn. ."''-- V 

Haul Agricultural Company. rr-V- ; 

A Hawaiian fcugar company. ; t , 

Vl'Kahuku Plantation Companyi v ;A 

A. McBryde' Sugar Co IAd. ; 

lahulul Railroad Company, ; 

. 

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Kauai Railway Company. : 

Kauai Fruit & Land Co Ltd. 

llonolua Ranch.. 

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:Pire. Insurance 

B.: F, Oil!ing;i'Co:. 

1 General Acent "for Hawaii: 

' 

Attat Aasurt.ftce ' Company or 

London New :York Under " 

writer AjjencyJ Providence ; 

t WatWhston'lnaaranc Co. ; 

J 4th" floor Stangcnwald Bulldlnft. 

Acenta wanted for the Western State 

Life- - Insurance Co.: Coupon "Saving 

policy.. : 

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HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII 

Ltd.; O'Nell Bldg., i S6 IKIngi 5t, rcor; 

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Fort St 

- THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE 

; v u - BANK, LIMITED. H 

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; ;; Ten! ' 

; Capital subscribed . :, . 4 8.000.000V 

!apital paid up;. . r.v..30,t)00,000 

Reserve . .....18,900,000; 

K. AWOKI.:.., Local Manager 

LET . ME 

rj 

RENT QR SELL 

YOUR PROPERTY. 

: Have CalUExery Day. 

' : S25 Fort SV - Phine 366S '. .V 

Stahsewald. Bdlg 102 Merchant SL 

STOCK AND BOND BROKERS 

Members ; Honolulu Stock and Bond 

Exchange' A "" ' 

ST A tJIYtS YOtJ 

TODAY'S SEWS T0DAI 

- 

FIRE 

: 

i AUTOMOBILE 

4ftl' "' 

E;U:VEUblJhed;:ln,:i859. -- 

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BANKERS j 

,"Vf. 

"r Commercial nd Traveler' Le 

l' ter of Credit Issued 'on the 

; 

Bank of California and 

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A.-- - the London Joint i- 

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S 1 6 c kX Banki)';.'.: 

' Ltd;. London; 

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Coiresp on dents! for the :Amerl. 

' can Express Company land 

' ; Thos. Cook A Son.".;.. ;: ; 

4 " 

Interest Allowed on. Term and 

- 4 SkvHi'gs Bink 'Deposits; r.. 

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LriLkVJt: 

LIMITED V.';"-:v'- ' 

'' lssccs IC tN. Letter of 

. Credit and '.. Travelers' Checks; 

11 sta!!abla throughout, thet: warl4.f. 

a 

4- - 

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CD i wu 

(Umited) 

sugar ' factors;-- COM M IS 

; t S10N MERCHANTS, : SHIP. 

PING AND INSURANCE 3 

1 V AGENTS FORT ST HONOJ . 

.'6 LULU,.T H. 

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List; of Officers, and Directors: 

E.vF.i Bishop ' . . . .. . . . President C 

Cm - H.; Robertson 

: Vlcei President 

v R. Ivers .... 

snd MSnagerr 

..Secretary: 

E. A. R. Ross..... ..Treasurer: 

G.: R;-- Carter;..,.) 

: 

;:.';1'. 

C H Cooke . 

J. R," Gait ......)... Directors - 

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R. A. Cooks .....) . 

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ACartley .......) 

:c D. G. May ..l.... ...... Auditor 

?160-L-ots on 13th Ave., Kaimuki, 50z 

lOQi Easy terms. f 

400 'and up-rLo-ts near Emms snd 

f 

A 

"School. 

? SOO.OOLot Id Waikoae Tract, Gu 

lick Aten 50x100 ' 

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J S00 and lots on' 9th 

t and JOth Avesv Palolo. Eafey terms. 

jjl2S0 2oedroom house--L- 6t 50x100.; 

V Cooke street Sewer, good soil. r 

$1000 Lot 75x150 at Puunul, nr. U-lih- s 

car. 

P.iEiKi' STBATJCH 

Wsity.B14s.'i. ;; 74 S. King St 

. FOR. RENT 

New, furnished 

cottage; 

screened t gas; electricity; $35. 

Two new faoubes; 2 and 3 bedrooms; 

i. all improvements; $25 and $30. 

Neat cottage In town r $22; 

HSchnacli. 

ReiSresenteaUnflngnbsence by P. 

Scbnaek Attorney-aMa- w G IJrewer 

Building. Telephony 3633. 

HONOLULU BTABULLETJK, 

tlcnblala Stcd Excliringc 

Tuesday May S. 

V. MERCANTILE Bid Asked 

Alexander &, Baldwin... 

CJ" Brewer & Co 

" 

SUGAR - 

'Ewa Plantation Co IS 

llaiku Sugar Co 84 W) 

Hawaiian Agricul. Co... 100 115 

H. C. '4c S. Co 22 22 

Jfawaiain Sugar. Co. 20H 

Honokaa Bugar Co...... 

Hononru Sugar Co. ., . . . 

Hutchinson Sug. Pit. Co.. 

Kahuka Plantation Co... 

Kekaha ; Sugar Co 

Koloa Sugar Co... 

McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. 

Oahu Sugar Co 

Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd 

Onomea Sugar Co 

Paaubaa Sug. Pit. Co. . . 

Pacific Sugar ..Mill. 

Pala Plantation' Co. 

Pepeekeo Sugar Co 

? Pioneer Mill t Co. . 

Walalua Agricul.' Co. 

IWailuku Sugar; Co. . 

- m ' Jem 

waimanaio sugar uo. .... 

Waimea Sugar Mill Co... 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Haiku Ft&Pkg. Co Pfd. 

Haiku Ft&Pkg. Co.r Com, 

Hawaiian .Electric Co 

Hawaiian irr. Co., Ltd. . . 

Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. 

HHo R; RJ Co. Pfd. 

Hilo Railroad Co Com.. 

IVK & It, Co....;...... 

H.1 R. T. L. Co...... 

Hon.- Gas Co; Pfd......; 

Hon.-Ga- s Co., Com 

H. R. It fc L Co 

I.--I. S. N.iCo.V.;. 

O. JL.& LI Co;.vA..v... 

. 1 2H 

50 100 

. 

11 13 

.... . . . 

12Vi ..i. 

1 1U 

84 90 : 

110 .... 

Xog 

so 

; 

m 212 

.... 167 

31 32 

17 17 

107 ; 

107 i 

.;lt 200 ; 

16Vi 17 

118 ...i. 

Pahan : Rubber Co...... H 14 

Tanjong Olok Rubber. Co. U5 V 25 

- BONDS.! , ' : - - V 

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H.' C. &S. Co. 5s. .,'..( '.. .' 

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Hawaiian. Irr. Co. 6s.' ; . ; : . . ; ;vi'w 

Ham&kns Ditch Co4 Cs.. .... 

Haw. Ter. 4s, Ref. 1905.. .... 

Haw. Ter. 6s, Pub,- - Imp., , .... .. . 

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Haw; Ter.; Pub. Imp. 4s, 

Hsw. Ter.' 4s.. 

H.R.R.CO. 11901 ? .6s..i.... 80 851 

H.R.R.CO. R,&Ex. Con. 6s . 66 ; i 70 

Honokaa Sugar Co.' 6s. . .v. .V 85. 

Hon. Gas Co., Ltd- -' 5s. .. 98 

Kauai Ry.' Co. 6s: . ;; , , . 100 " 

Kohala Ditch Co. 6s r :vi;'. 

McBryde Sugar Co. 5s i i 95 : 

Mutual' Tel. 6s. .i.;'.. 101; 

N5itomas . Con. . 6s v ; i ." i . , . : ... 

Oahu Sugar. CcC; 5s 

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Olaa Sugat Co. ... . . . '. .". ' 53 1 

Pac Gyano & Fert. Co. 6s. 101 

95V.;;;.'.'.. 

2 ; 

Pacific Sugar Mill Co. ,6s " 

Pioneer Mill Co. 5s...... 

San Carlos MillingCo; 6s. 100 ; 

Walalua Agricul. Co. 5s.. C5 : '..i.' 

; Between BoardslO;H.4 C. & S. Co. 

;t ;;.;; v-- ';; '0 ; , , 

Session Sales 5 Olaa -.-- 1.;K i 

' Latest sugar quotation 3.04 cents or 

$600 per, ton. 

Sugarl3;0&cts 

Beets 9s 3; l-2- d 

Henry Vaierhoase Trust 

; 1 Co..Ltd.;: 1 

Members ;' Honolulur- - Stock sn4 Bond 

: ''". Exchange" h 

FORT .1 AND MERCHANT "8TREET8 

: ' Telephone 1208&:. - - i; ; 

Jj-- rt TJcrgcn; C&; Ltd. 

'' U ; 8T0CK BROKERS v v 

T';p Kii 

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' There wre two Y sales today of 

stdeks-r-on- e between boards, one during' 

the session." Ten shares of Hawaiian 

Commercial changed hands between 

boards at 23, a quarter of a 

point gain. Five shares of Olaa 

sold at session at 1.12, a fractional 

loss. . 

Four aliens wiUrln" due "time, become 

citizens of the United States, 

as yesterday rtwo petitions' for natur 

alizatidn and twoVdeclarations of intention 

were filed In the 'office of the 

clerk of the federal court" Those that 

appeared ; in court werej;. Stafford 

Heapy, Jose Lopez, Alfred Avail nhd 

Jack Meyer. 

STOLEN. 

From Dr. 1 Herbert's office, a bicycle 

No. ir470. Finder return and receive 

reward. S847-3- L . 

NEW TODAY 

NOTJCE. 

Hereafter I will not be responsible 

for any debts contracted in my name 

by my wif. Mrs. Rmrna XN. Quni.j 

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wiliitxil iiiv ( nurn inist-ui. 

JOSEPH QlfNT. 

5847 St. 

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Tt?ESnAYMAYi7Ml914. 

WHITE SLAVE FILM 

AT OPERA HOUSE 

VEflffiDAV 

Twen ty stalwart ' ' policemen surrounded 

a suspicious looking residence 

tm West Twenty-sevent- h street, 

while ten others ; with gnns In their 

fire-esca- pe 

hands began to ascend te 

toward the rroof, , 

where a desperate 

criminal was in hiding. As they near-e-d 

the roof, the criminal opened fire, 

: m 

wmmse 

i at 12; 

3 

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In crder to give our employes an 

at Schofleld ; Barracks we.have 

o'clock; ; :i: . "':; 

We beg you . Please shop early. 

EhUrsM Company 

Jbrdaxi Company 

Whitney & Marsh 

wounding --one of the olhcersf in the Wednesday. only. ' See. ad, in another 

-- 

arm, put before he", could do further cblnmn;' " .; r ; ;:;.; ,: 

damage Officer Burke, who led the at-- Fall to save and you "are 'sure to 

tack, fired, killing;; him instantly;. The meet miafortune. 'i. Save regularly and 

body ; of the criminal swayed '.on the you are sure to meet lIlss Fortune, 

edge - of the-- roof for momentand ; open a savings, account jwith the Bank 

then plunged head, foremost' to the v of HawaH "?;;- - 

- pavement below. V... . .w . 

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Upon examining the victim; the of--' J-?- er usic C0,, ?"'! 

fleers discovered that'ixta was one f i ceived: by? last two-boats;- 

all1 6f itne 

the - "i principal perpetrators 4 of1 ''the'5 newc? popular dances tones---f or hes-vhite- 7 

slave horror in New ;York city. Ration tango ; one-ste- p on new Vic-an- d 

a' man they had heen endeavoring tr records, v Ask to' have some oi 

for; many days to 'capfne. --V The ? en. them played for yovt. - ; ; ; 

. 

tire- - 

action" of this sensational episode: -v Protect 'your lawn, with a neat wire 

was 'caught by s thevcamera maM and' fence w'hich wlll be a good trellis for 

this is- - but one of .'the.' sensational &: lovely hedge.1 Get wire fence,- - wire 

scenes , In ; the : greatest.- - flint;; produc trellises for' lanaisy and wire 'flower-tlon-s 

WHARF CHARGES 

siiirooii 

Vfurthersjicei6f;:tnispolicy,we';re'coar 

' 

mend" that wharfingers 

f f 

t 

' be appointed 

or- - Mahtikona?: KaWaihae, Pukoo, Na? 

wiliwili and HanaleC all other; neces-- 

HAtlTJOR BOAnn t the,: basis suggested by the special 

.... 

5 ' A!; reportccTOmendyig; thajti the ; 

charges' made against the' IpterJaland.--Stea- m 

Navigation Company, for fusing ; 

so-call- the class B whm be basediC 

upon 'a schedule .recently cQniplled ", 

and submitted by a special committee ' 

consisting of James. Wakefield' and T.J 

M: To 

the Board 

ers 

charge bf. $350' is eliminated 

and the steamship ' company ' ;. 

.'. 

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by of Harbor. Commlsslon-:;S- " 

monthly 

charged ;;C6mpound; 

on the basis of the number of hours j 

hiK 4 oa A4V' rtfv 

!rThe reDortfollowsr- - " ; .wft 

' ? "Your 'V committee ? has '; examined 

carefully ' the matter of - 

to : 

'charges 

-- Information Fwrnlsned and Loans' 

' 1: y- r r 'Made. ' 

the I. V S.?X: Co., for the use of Class : 

B wharves.- On the; basis "of our last' 

MERCHANT STREET STAR LDa recommendations as; to charges;" for: 

J 

.fvS-:- '; Phon 1672. the use this type of wharf,1 the bin 

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of 

thfe InteMsland ' Steam ' Navigation 

Company on-- any freight ; 

exemption 

basis: We do not consider that" the 

business cond itions or the proposed 

charges ; would justify any such; con 

' 

cessions. 

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v "We would further recommend that 

to .assst' In ; making up the "monthly 

charges against Inter-Islan- the d 

Steam Navigation Company fOFithe 

use of Class B "Wharves, that a.month 

ly 

the 

form - be prepared for the use of 

various wharftoners; this form to 

show the name-o-f the steamer, using 

the wharf, and the length of time; it 

bots .acceta 

ti.ot stewardshipVprortpt 

DAILY REHKiDERS 

Round the Island In - anto ; ' $5.00. 

Lewis Stables. ' 1 Phone 21 dver-tlseme- lL nt 

" v3 ; .f'; - ;H 

See Wich man's ad snd learn how 

you may possibly et a gold watch for 

nothing,' if you ' go to , the -- "County. 

Fair." : -- '.-,- ;; ' - 

Charles Reynolds Is back at the 

Young Hotel Auto Stand with his new 

1915 Packard No. 500. r Phone 

advertisement ; .V-': 

There ia no traffic larger than that 

in which the Honolulu v Construction 

and Draying .Ca serves the public in 

handling baggage to and from steamers, 

:, w;-- ; 

Reductions on corned beef hash, apples, 

pancake flour, and sliced apricots 

at .Henry May, &. Co.. Ltd.-- for 

o'clock. 

irtTjwnrfT7'ai ft 

opportunity. to visrt 4he County Fair. 

decided to close on Fridays at 12 

" ' r " ' " yil 

of the age.-f'Th- e Traffic in Sptils'' borders-a- id t 'Lewers ftCooke, 

tjie shown at the Opera. -- 

Honse;onN Ud:Kjng 'street; near Bishop; 

Wednesday evening, May 6; afe'popu" ; 

. ;; t , "- -- -: 

lar prices. - Children i under 4 flftften-y.iv- ' - V: 

:'-:- t 

years of age will not be .MmtttTJ 

six-re- el - feature, has ..passed 

tlonal Boardot,Cfinsor6hip,.and;wmr 

fhpwn for three. nights only. 

'. j.- . . 

- - same: With ; this 

wharnngeV with .the secretary of the 

board.-th- clerk-wie 

I 

'i: 

ll have all5 neces- - 

sary data before him to render an 

accurate bill fto the Inter-Islan- d; In 

vided.fort.';if.;;;:i' 

The-5- - 

board adopted the report and 

authorized ;that; the .Inter-Islan- d ; be 

;jBent;blUs for the last two months on 

TiiisTJonaii's . 

Church, this morning was adopted;- - Ottieklv Yielded Lvdia E. 

it:-.'::- ! 

xsajumore, juu. . x ai more uia j 

rlad" .Vegetable" Com 

pound did - for I me. 

I 

rsuSTered '.'dreadful' 

pains an4 was very 

irregular I became 

alarmed and sent for 

Lydia E. Pinkham's 

;V e g e tab 1 e Com 

we . would 5 render f against the steam--; 

ship tor the month - of March ': 

for the use of Ctess B wharves' would :,: 

be $21 2.97," showing a difference - of 

$102.03 less than the ; flat rate of $350 

' - ' " : 

a; month. - 

- 'The Inter-Islan- d pound. iI took reg-alarry.xu- ntil it 

I 

2?!! 

Steam Navigation 

ansasswhir 

-- 

landed less than 1000 pounds-of 

... . ..u 

- was 

without a cramp or 

paint-and.- ; felt- - company 

like 

another person, ;and 

it has now been, sht months since I took 

note win iuistyoam helping otter wo-- 

rnti fins fui iwirfMhrmiH " - 'antt - n 

.j 

the-- best of health.' 

v'..T- Mrs. AUGUST 

ireignt ir tms exemption were put 

into operation, the charge-agains- t the 

Interisland v Steam Navigations 

pany for the month of M arch"-would-! 

be $136.16; or a difference of "$217.84 

getween the flat rate base' of $350 a 

month. ;.....,.- - - 

: 

: V'VVe recommend that . the charges 

be based on - the schedule- - we; have 

placed before the board ; for its adop 

lion, as we- - herbs,1 contuins 

do not recommend that 

ftny further concessions be granted-t- 

'no .narcotic, or harmial 

drugs, and : to-da-y . holdsv the record "of 

being the most- - Comsuccessful 

remedy for 

female-ill- s we knowof, and thousands 

of voluntary1 testimoniajs on file in the 

- 

W.- - Kondner, 16S2iIomns Street; Bal 

timore, Md.'-'- - '.,; '; - 

j, 

1;-- j . , 

ti 

Lydia E. Pinkham'8 Vegetabie Com- - 

poandj! made --froronatrve. roots--an- . 

Pinkham, laboratory - at Lynn 

peem to prove this fact. ; ' ; rj 

Fb thirty years it has been the stand 

iard remedy for female ills, and has restored 

the health of thousands of women 

who have been troubled with such ailments 

as. displacements, inflarimatipn, 

ulceration,; tumorsc irregularities ec.; 

fIf?fob rantf special advice 

writetalydia U riLaKrlled-icine- f 

Co4 t confident 1:A ) Ljr.n, 

3IassrYonr letter ivill be or-cneread 

and answered "by a woman 

and held in strict ecu CC 

1 " tmk.s" silnttnfetriifnra j A, otofiltrirt furr.f 

in the territory. Reports 

made. ; ' ; 

',?.- - ;j A 4. 

Mass.v" 

L 

The Players' All-Sta- r. Company 

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t Si ' " --.V- ';.-- a, 

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l; ? V A Dramatization of George Barr 

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Prices 

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Big 

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Paths Film) 

Novel. 

the City. . 

1 ;. '.-:'- : PICTURES CHANGED DAILY , V 

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i .Matinee .' ,:.; .".' . ;. 

4 . .. v'.. P. L 

3 (Two . '. . . . . ..... 6:45 and 8:30 P. M. 

t ; 

f 

Evening Shows) 

Current Pun Tu,PV FriHaV. - 

V Dih.'U;..LIu . 

? ...... .. .............. Pa 5ays 

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? Uncle 

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f Comedy (Lubin) vi.iW.V. Aiv. .tV.. .. ...,On , Her Wedding Day 

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STAB-BULLETI- N, HONOLULU TUESDAY, MAY 

5, 1914 

n iwfsiit fawir nl --mT- 

CONFIDENCE 

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Following the presentation of a report 

from Commissioner C. J. Mc- 

Carthy, which was to the effect that 

Governor U E. PInkham will not sane 

tion the expenditure of money for the 

erection of a coaling plant on Pier 7, 

the board of harbor commissioners at 

its meeting this morning discharged 

committee, appointed recently 

to investigate the feasibility pf 

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"During recent 

him, governor brought 

plant," said 

"and told me 

expenditure any 

money for coaling' plant the 

VATCHFSATFAIR ' said that plant 

erected 

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FJ. Chairman J, V., Caldwell said that 

wlchman & Co., will .bee tne plant would cost in the 

hiWtors Schofield county neighborhood of J30.000, and aske4 

;fairand will Bwax to holder ;the board if it wanted him to take any 

of the lucky number solid . 

further gtepg m the, matter. 

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grade .movement Also a fine wrist 

fwatcWfor lady holding the lucky 

ticket free but ; ticket will "rf "r " 

v ta each person; The; draw- - 

;Mrvi.'T f not 1lal,!?8W8 at Mc- 

Carthy, 

beglven 

P,!3rnt71 

watches delivered on the grounds. 

understands circumstances. The 

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0 FOR THE FAIR other place.",: 

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announced .that 

s ,,460,00O price 

setV upon that portion of 

site against the. harbor 

board iwould condemnation 

Church 

The.' Oahu Railway : Company is board's -- request attorney-gen-'bringin- g 

to the, s 

County . Fair a clos'er ; 

conference with 

up the matter 

of coaling 

that he would 

not authorize the of 

a on waterfront. 

He such a 

should be In some other part 

Jewelers proposed 

at Barracks 

give 

a handsome 

the 

only one 

he the 

question now we, build, the 

plant or use the 

to eral in the, matter by providing that 

yon by running special trains Wed-- the matter;be taken by th boafd 

nesday andFrlday tolLeilehua. leav- - committee of. wholeand that 

;ing here at one In and the arrange of 

at-o'clo- 

returning leaving at, ten ;the of the..board,and 4he WO.OQO in 

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Among"; np"-.a- other; matters taken t 

the meeting It was 

is the which has been 

the: marina 

railway which 

vbegln 

ceedings. T.- - a 

the 

the Mr. 

the 

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the 

on 

up 

as a the 

the afternoon chairman a 

Leilehua: members 

at night;: Round, trip Uckets.torney-genera- l. . ;. 

will be sold at seventy --five cents.; i The - board.. yoted-it- o communicate 

The. officers and men at Schofield j. with the sheriffs.; office' and irequest 

are making preparations to give Hon that something be done regarding 

i olulu residents the time of theft-- lives. interference, ' given passengers ? 

; Among the 9000 the1 barracks, &t .Lahalna;-wh- o owheri landing in small 

least sixty per cent have enjoyed, boats, forced t6. make ' their, 

pleasures oC "county fair" with its over piles of cord .wood before they 

. prize ;Winnlng . pumpkins and fodder; . can reach- - the 

to at 

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the are way 

a 

the. wharf proper. - - 

men of the to 

the know' every detail side - The board ?voted pay; to J. C. 

shows and the big; top attractions and Fosa the balance due him forrthe con--i 

the one at JLeiehua :will be as good . atruction of the Mahukona wharf. The 

as those long gone in the middle; and ; report of the--; RB.; Park, 

states. The attractions work v be progressing 

made possible people town Mahukona, ;KawaIhae,1KuhloT3ay and 

to witnesji. oyvtne special trains anavvaimea, Katial.-- , 

engineer, 

western, areJ to at 

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the low price for the trip. advertise-'"- - The:followiBg .letterfxbm '.Harbor: 

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master 'W; Rj,Foster was read and the 

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FortiShafter Notes under the Carves last Friday I no- 

". (Special Btar-Bullet- ltt Comwpondcncel 

dented 

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SHAPTER, May 5. Major --fnT,a was 

by having become 

port for past days the re- - very britUe,i;In(view 'of. these facts, 

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think it would bd good 

on horsebaak'on Sunday stIle-baU- 6100 and work- - 

and B. Lyman have shatP corners' have 

Engineers, Major horse be-- rope all around her.-- " 

boat struck the copper, on piles, 

It tbr v 

fractious over the conduct 

copper and in some 

FORT wva'it I , think this 

on caused t the-copptwo 

as' 

In daughter ing to 

t Ueutenant A. K. of the no and to a 

inihan's fender 

came of m T 

the 

the 

,M. J Lenihan has been sick re- - 

.rldlng company-wlt- b Ms under the wharveaV' said punt 

some mischievous small boys near "'. 

the' roadside, one boys, it Is be--" 

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the company 1 - commander, will not uka 

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00 a t out but will 

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animal anA Pacini 

!lor tnW "aw turn over 

unseated and ; hadI a severe fall. Al 

the command to Lieutenant 

Love, 

though no serious injury was 

and 

the 

.oin,; the .command, at Scho- 

re- - 

suit the officer had a bad shaking bp 

field at ; the conclusion of the first 

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jmd under the; advice of the surgeon : Tie reCep'tion for Mrs. William H. 

fortun- - 

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Cartec by the ladles of the garrison 

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sume command of his battalion with- - take place this afternoon from 4 

In the next few days. 

until 6 Ii the rooms of; the 2d,, Infantry 

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2d battalion of 2d infantry 

Dancing , will 

the 

take place in the 

hop room adjoining 

U in. record firing on 

the mess rooms 

now engaged its ZZ throughout the 

I i lie luige, a cuaiiso ui yicui iiuui 

that followed by 

hours of reception. . The receiving line 

the 1st battalion has 

been employed by 

to meet the guests will be composed 

the 2d in that but 

two companies are on the range at 

of the wives of the officers at the 

once with each of the two companies 

head of the various detachments1 of 

using four targets instead of two each. 

the stationed at Shafter with 

This plan seems to be a preferable one 

the guest of honor, Mrs. Carter. About 

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300 

slnce.it enables the entire list of men 

Invitations have been issued for 

in each company to fire at the same 

the afternoon and the affair will be 

.targets on tne same day, 

a 

thus more 

notable in every respect. The 

2d 

nearly 

Infantry 

equalizing weather conditions 

orchestra will play 

lor all.' The battalion is expected 

throughout 

to 

the afternoon 

' complete Its individual record work Lieut; 

Ly Thursday. 

Charles B. Lxman, the man 

ager of the 2d Infantry baseball team, 

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Field Company E of the Signal 

announces that his team will meet 

Corps will leave Fort Shafter for a that of tb 25th Infantry on the Fort 

brief tour of field duty on Wednes- 

Shafter diamond Thursday afternoon 

day morning to be absent from the 

at 2:30, A big crowd is expected 

up-countpost 

for three days. During 

down' 

the tour 

from the 

it will camp for at least one day at 

tne 

the company will thus be given an op 

portunity to take in the county fair. 

The company may be deemed 

!WVhiS 

10 mane me payment or tne garrison 

in time other organizations to 

J make the trip by rail on account of 

their not having necessary funds 

in for the journey. 

ry j 

service 

one 

post and it 

is certain that the Shafter people will 

turn out In force to witness the first 

Schofield Barracks and the men ofmeet,ng of two teams that prom. 

ise to set the pace in the army league. 

The next game in the schedule in 

which the 2d Infantry figures i3 set 

rW? fr DT appe8'for Saturday next at the same 

paymaster 

after 

will not be ablenoon hour whea the lst Field Artil 

lery will be th? contestant against 

for the 

Lieutenant Lyman's nine. 

the 

hand 

Money may be saved by avoiding 

It is probable that Captain Gibbs. sure things. 

Have you tried all the advertised 

Jkin remedies without success? Have 

you sought medical treatment in vain? 

And you still suffer from that irritating 

itch, that horrible, unsightly skin 

disease? 

Dp not despair. 

Come to our store .nd we will 

GUARANTEE YOU INSTANT RE- 

LIEF. We will let you have a full 

Mze bottle of the D.D.D. Prescription 

for Eczema, a simple, antiseptic wash, 

on our positive euarantee that unless 

It atupa the itch AT ONCE it will cost 

ticed that wherever any part! of tbi 

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you not a cent. You owe It to yourself 

to take advantage of this offer. 

We are confident it will succeed or w 

could not afford to make the offer. 

D.D.D. is a penetrating liquid that 

kills and washes away disease germs, 

leaving the skin smooth and healthy. 

A 50e bottle is enough to start the 

cure of the most obstinate cases of 

Eczema. Psoriasis and allied dlseases. 

D.D.D. soap is a valuable aid. As It 

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We invite Your Inspection; 

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