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E I: T t. r t: A C t t I t: t X x t r "6. I: 1 I GUI 'ft?' HONOLULU STAE-BULLETTI- N. MONDAY, - ... . . - I1ILEY H. ALLEN ::0NDAY.;...rr FKBRUAHV 1, 1915. it ring dream of a srpooth promoter. It is. the campaign of the loiing women s Christian Association to round out its 1915 ; '(icttb care for definite advance steps. ilfte influences and home, surroundings for ur.drcds and thousands, of girls. Isnt that worth a-little of your attention, you :sy businessmen b.IIonolulu who know tliat ressive citizenship is the future , hope of . is city I , Ish t that.wortKybur attention, you inen of IIonolululroknoTr the need of cry wholesome factor in developing a strong 1 clean youth in yonrTfeityj1 ;; :: f.'ome facts are dry facts,'.but the facts about ? Y. "VW C. X areoti' Last year it was 90 r cent ; means pretty 1 business ( management, and it oughtj to cal' to the ; business Jinstinctsjof the men. . institution ot 750 inembers with all its !ricted avenues of incomer that is 90.per cent : ' :'.', , ' ; ;. f :: t the need is greater than the present i ment to handle it Honolulu has "made ; extension ;. 4 Then ' I v"cw furniture 'is needed for rest room . oflice.' There is a time "dunng the day '. more and comfortable equipment has be-- is $19,2G6 and thisJtU(Jget basenan-:- d by:-- tha careful businessmen . tof the ruber of.Commerce. . Its income is estimated 15,479.!-- . That means that $3787 stands be-- n the W; C. A. and the work- - it should .As inveTnt ;of $3787 will pay; 100 per t in divided :' ' : '. that two-da- y campaign is 'over; the . ,'lcxi G. A; ought to have ik nly $3 87 but ) or CC000. '' - thcre V any over the .budget account put the new building fund.;'. ' v $ )w abqutrlt, Honolulu I tXis)?;. ins to lis that most of the- - first month of c w municipal administration has been i in scrr;iping over a milk inspector and a Tr--i j . ' - EDITOR FEBRUABY, J,401a ' ' ,;: 'v ii ah ii un ii ii ii ii r ii ii ii ii ii ii xrw hi i i 11 1 1 u THE EFFECTIVE SUBMARINE. TE THE GREATER WORK POSSIBLE! For two da'8 tomorrow and Wedncslay--- -l a people of Honolulu will have a chance to :::vest some money where it will bring 100 per cent in divdends. get-rich-qiii- ck This is no scheme, no glit- - The investment T Recent telegraphic despatches telling of sup- writers so desire, tire posed German submarines on the Irish coast for effects; draw attention to the unexpected ranging pow- THE ers of these deadly engines of war. The steady bination extension of the sphere of activity of German T. H., Jan. 29, 1915. submarines is the subject of a recent article Sir: reading one by the German naval expert, Count Reventlow. of your here I note a on The sinking of the British battleship Formida at pianist ble in the channel, preceded as it was by the It wrote the sinking of a boat and later cm,cl8m n musician at Lib-- they can The picture on ' , - . . .i It is $3787. ; The dividends! They; are the dividends of -- ful semce to Honolulu and Hawaii; the : ividends of educatipn, and .honorable employ ment, and; cleans wholesomo companionship, tli:1!de;W' reereatioijitey the ;0f German j a erty theater demonstration playingthe screen silent drama and reiwu sieauiei s uii suited to picture is not suitable music the evidence, Says the ( with the picture! Many leaders change from ' wor,d m tne 8tates- - Mu8ic and the the under-wate- r able , but cannot, the. picture screen to call for these space anonymous communica- likewise waltzes or tions.) MUSIC AND THEATER. Honolulu, Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n, Editor . In daily papers criticism the musician the Liberty is evident whoever patrol Dover better. uesiruciion cuuuuerciai high-clas- French gives s orchestra theme wnter, that German pictUre Is will be in demand orchestra by number. I regret that to operate almost anywhere even in the most;! M111 history the this beautiful city of Honolulu is : motion picture. music irequentea frnnnonM Wurlitzer piano somewhat backward regarding .waters. ian(i organ effect combined In- - and the picture.- - ! hive not visited a lie tne suggestion tnai revival wonaerrui possiDiiuies. theater where good music to virile dividends two-step- s during sentimental scenes. In other words, music classified, not a com of tones, which makes this instrument sound far below its capa bilities. The public demand music suited the picture throughout the United States is very critical, so much so that many film companies employ a play for the actors as they play their parts. The players claim Off bv the the play of is a me in music the con- - quires coast, versant one to another, directing craft are and more during the past of The is dismisses tue sunmenvor 4- - is for to theater. to an suited we - ffiSJT'- sUamboat Thanking Oprmnnv's v.Iewr-lgium, new Daser, Rlatiriff he steamboat whisUe, that Lates reports. that thelnew White House baby is to ne Francis.?; sav be ;;. - II .' .iTT- . : : ' (The 8tar-Bulletl- n tsTtte free and frank disensston In this column on an Iegltinute subjects of current interest Communications are constantly re ceireft to which no signature la This paper will treat as confidential signatures to letters if the a socalled organ which the musician plays. We tourists know a pipe organ ' repeating when'; there is nothing on 1 snbinarine " tne restoration Ot tne lOCKS at ieeDrugge, uei-- i direct given when a is in- - you In advance for the HARMONY OR SURRENDER? Beginning his first Jury trial this Uttie DUt pay UlS taxes una nope.ana ana instituted an innovation in the method , morning. Judge Stuart of the circuit court announc-- - supporting is',worth encouraging,' isn't it T !;cre is a class enrollment of 88G. There are ,s in languages and literature in many Is" of suitable athletics, in domestic science, Irst-ai- d, in salesmanship. J The Y( TV. C. -- ns a big lunch-roo- m' and makes it, worth ,. . i.. ..... ... : ..:- - ' the ordinary citizen the fellow who does, T." To B. civil division of the first worK vM fnT "what he hil avar' are nrofrress and' of empanelling the jury. He , i. that sort .. ' horses, space In your paper; I am, very truly, L. . . , . . , - I :,ed he realized it. waa 'entirely! emciency, m .munjcip verumwii--iu mia ,Bew m.tlao. territory; but believed that of alcitrzen the tiw RepubliAin i city.ad-tafte-r It is given, a Uhornugh test i , ; II - ; 1 the members of fhe bar. UtianU and Jur- - ministration is asad puzzle. : 1 1 - ; JWs ancfU an. improvement over 1 Mayor lineV insistence on put' Jng politics the method vogue. Zi firetfillingry We want to add to our force an educational Justice' Robertsonis .not a new, one. "jDn. Jan-- ; proceed with secretary, who - shall go out 7 the girls and young men of this city, t out their needs and desires, and assist in rorming ;of classesand clubsvn; h J in order, to" put tlie lunch:room: on a uppoi ting basis,' we need about $400 for equipment and 1D0 people" patronizing it . day. It would then be able to save ap ' i -- " .lately $100 per month. ; . ; - all the, the rest-roo- m overflows into .the office, IX neecssity.,V;r'Vlil;C-C,;i- ;: a : (1 the;Y. W C;; ATjs looping and working new building for a real Y. W. U-- A. i i n 1 1 . ,. s plans;' are businesslike. Its . budget for Zone r Quesfions-'an- d nujr';S3aihe StaBnlletin'toiatlie' tip' being passed arouna here,? on alleged draws their names from the bal- - Wain apttoriit Jndgn be elevated .chief ' be ;ney;,for fthe plamtlff. ' is required to Chief Justice Eobertsori ::'is sacrificed to pat ronage . VYshinjgton. 5 i In 'addition to getting the . war news first by Associated Presjsy-etarBle'i- ' 'WKiirW-cbai-printing'! daily official Uennan. retwrts from Washington, "C whictf detailed," con secutive Story German fighting. This challenge right manner, a new; feature that has b&n received with wide tween interest! ;If Cob Goethals some of the European trench-fighte- rs down, at the he might.be able to --.guarantee passage for the battleship S clerk to the justiceship. ; Will an nounce his challengea for cause. Then pounsel for defendant given simi- ; politics.in lar: privilege. . Then , the court clerk hands' for the a typewritten list of : 5T ), to the Jurors' names, the order; In which they have been called to the box. From this list the attorney may strike out name, this exercising his peremptory challenge.' Heathen passes the list to counsel for the defendant,' who uses Of the is; his in similar counsel,' striking; out; the number aUotted him on ; It is counsel plaintiff in big one in way tell each first,: second and third challenge. The list is returned to the clerk, who reads the had names .of those.; remaining and the Jurors ' .whose ' naofel ayeV not been read , must ' retire from' the. box v lf neither challenges for- cause' nor - 'heart, Y. . harity, i6 any;careles philanthropy, to any j of generosity based the ' Oh, I suppose ' ought to have itVidea. j v v i::r t rood business to see that the Y. W. C. A. couraged' that carrjn.onl i on v' Those who howl at President AVUson for not lodging,' a. formal protect against the; invasion jt can its public-- j of Belgium would W tke first to scream at him . i i cd work. It's, good cusines3 ror ,tne in-- were the' country involved fo mti parade. . - -- .; j . - Applying for citizenship, a. Japanese says his heart isA&erican Thatrouldrseem; to be i ' 4h tii is ' - ; rear. ; : --v , . : . tomorrow tbe younwomen of the organ-- j ,.:i:legin a twoiaVcampaignVi ' I : : ey do riot need toapfl to any sentiment the chief pTCuisiterv v r ; Tliat enatefilibuster is certainly . proying thc'npper house; tab;tbevgrtest'liberatiye body in the world; "I V ''1-.'.- ' 1:.t'a.--.-v.- ; There's no Oslerizing Dr. Osier. He is going to the battle-fro-nt for active hospital wort?. JFebruary 1 is the date to bring out that Car- nival Smiled vi ;;-;-- t V- : ;;; -. - 1." O-." 'r.i i" V t s 'V V! C The only knocterwort listening to is ; Op- portunity. Twenty Days till Carnival opening! : '' ; , peremptory; challenges iiave reduced the number of the panel from f IS to 12, Ihe court excuses a sufficient number' from 'the head of the remaining the innovation today, none of the coun-seU actively interested having ever t others on a bill for lumber and build-seen- ! the method employed before and . Ing material amounting to $475.25. being unfamiliar with the procedure. Former Circuit Judge W. J. Robinson The case for trial was an assumpsit and L M. Straus appeared as conn-su- it brought by the City Mill Com-!s- el forr the defendants and F. J. H. pany against H. Fernandez and two Schnack for the plaintiff. r " v.V.:'.:' ' v. . ;k - FOR Guardian from a AVurlltxer motkra --picture play? er. . The musician. may be a natural musician, but he disolays very poor taste in his playing. Chimes and bells a tourist-moti-on to his knowledge the were never damaged fvilv note,; the sign on the' :; vy xjunan juii-ui- as uas ucu of of is c auuiiin-aiiicu- . . a he German submarines : are not dependent on Zeebrugge a base, in order : successful, in England is ive enough without it, he says proved by the fact that submarines gone as far as the Shetland Islands and to points even more distant, referring; evidently, to the welt-authenticat- nayai picture locks WuriHter matter fact, argues, NEW lining SYSTETiI UF as to make raids waters. --That their radius action extens AT WORK TODAY . m m, mm, M M m u mmmAJ have IN CITY OFFICES ed report that one of the little craft had circumnavigated the entire British Isles. Judge Stuart Institutes Method Twenty Bureau Heads in Roads He Believes Will Save Time Department Walk Plank at Infilling Panels . Whitehouse's? Order Seventy employes of the city and county: who. went but Saturday night were supplanted by others appointed by Mayor Lane and approved by the board of supervisors and byr City Engineer Whitehouse today. Tnte ole-sal- e removal will : progress further when 150"or'20(TcmpIoyes of the road department are discharged! These re- movals, probably wttTbeglri "tomorrow and continue for ;the-nex- t 10 4ays. '- Forty .successors to " present offl.ee.; holders were named by the mayor .Sat' lnnf tm irood - today struggling good jthe in : it could do werp its.equiDmentmow ' '.'hat about the needs . : failure, of the superyisorsjto checjc nim,r ejr by the circuit cbprt's newest ' ;r Af f! A "hnf'tfio KisfAr nrirnriiza. Ifn Tornatpr h rrmtfst:. nr' roiisons. for judge indicated in the case w..- -.. V ( II, there . is" the; demand for new classes. old steadily broadens. ;"A class irk dress-'-. :i r, a ? class in biblical dramatics, a new iiKe hih school drawing, 'should estab-1-. TLcre is a place for them in Honolulu. : 2 president, Mrs'Mary Dillingham Freaf, r,, y'-.fVVzrr- r tt . : whejf connwl for both dea formally is along, doing much suspicion emciency toTt "to protect the Wordo.of;.thia-adnuniSiratlontb- Ut v merely the,, interests of their oenfs- 1 in be - they an-- " -y-t " v '- , lnounced:rThis: feature7? tbe"limova . If new supervisprs3rr&;in eaniesFabolit'iiear futurt ah apft&ti xgA ktihi"e; to say so. ;; Tacit acquies-iP'f- J Jugt t len ence 1 even urday for minor positions, : in was. addition to the dozen more important ) offices filled by previous appointments. i Jess that L. M..WhitehouBe started action today when he removed 20 heads o . r,f-::i- ; the various bureaus r which , the in. the mayors program may,: be.' bar-- from the regular ventre ftadA, -- many v j it ratner.more wean, tneja, ana men removing en, by jLfcV-it-uf- out iooiTs ri. ourii Uvi peremptory 'challenges iand replallng each with he-i- s one another aV remov as ed, Judge Stuart's system tested regular box, 'counsel ; comprise the road jdepartment.Tbe ..waterworks anasewertieadprtbaWT'-wil- ! feel the "axe" later In the week.- - night early In the offices bf City ?nd Count Clerk Kalauokalani, City and County Attorney Cathcart' and jCIty Physician Wayson no changes were, made and but one change was made in the office of City and County Conk-Iin&- .- Treasurer Building inspector Murasky re- " moved:; C ParislC clVrk In his de- ; partment, and substitute F." W. K. Reckley. . IV; . v fflO IUAUSI1 o When' Cltv and County Clerk David Kalauokalani; Jtf; IJeft, isbflicfef: in the Mclntyre building after he meet-In-X of tbe .batdorruperylsoraifea, sei2ed, huslled foto a waiting automobile and.kldnappef to the home of friends, .where members of his officeJand others feasted him ' with a luai";'. . f ; :,,-:.j,. t ft It needless to dwell on what happened at that luau, but when David Jr.; made his way home RnnHnV rAlnlrfner-in-Rnifi- is Kalauokalani, t vHfiwiv. and Heht in her 'v.O..rT'" received his second surprise, xi e waisea law ou owa uuue iu imu rt. . i A n j other friends, - his 'relatives'--; and - his family sitting down at bountiful tables, awaiting his return. ' The second luau was a;j grand list ta; bring the jury down to the pro-- - ao portion required by lawi'. ,- - .y r ' Btandpolnts. . There was i naturally some , confu-- 1 The "occasion sion "attendant on the introduction of , birthday ; ' 1 1 success from all was David's PUNAHOU DISTRICT Two lots, frontage on three streets, areaO.OOO-s- q. ft i..... 350O4J For further particulars and list, of other property call on Trust Go ; Stanenwald Bldg 'Merchant - fortieth PUUNUILaree lot 107.500 bq. ft. A good place to buUd a .... :T- ' - borne or ; rafset; chickens U U UAN Uorner.;. lot on Bates street fVAUini JLtoia .in iueyers iraci, ....... Cottage on Cottage, --Wilder 2C000 i8oob6; " ' 450.00 avenue, near Oahu College, corpec lot. . 20oapo ; on-- Young street,' between Victoria and Piikol streets 2500.00 St. Ltd ', MIL and MRS. H. GOODING ft ELD tiate taken up their residence at 2521 Lower Manoa read. : j. C COHEN, treasurer of the Con-soiidat- ed Amusement company, has returned from a business trip to Ma uL F. M. HATCH, prominent attorney and capitalist of Honolulu, and hi daughter are staying at the Bellevue. San Fnn Cisco Examiner. ' MISS MARGUERITE KRAMER and Lester C Clark were married yesterday evening at 8 o'clock at the Catholic church by Father Valen tineT Only a few friends were present SENATOR ERIC KNUDSENiI family arrived from Kauai yesterday. They have taken the H. F. Wlchmau heme in Victoria street and will rre main in Honolulu about two months A. a RICHESON. for the past year a member of the Advertiser staff, will leave for the mainland in the next transport He was a guest of honor at a farewell dinner at the residence cf Chester A. Doyle last, night JOB-HUNTE- RS CROWD "CITY HALL" TO SEE IF PLUMS ARE FALLING Crowds of idle" men are hanging around the city hall these daya, Last Saturday and again today ; the side--: walk In front of the Mclntvre building was nearly all occupied by men who. stayed hour after- - hour and - up stairs the narrow corridors of the icity haU" were - " ' packed: One of the city officials' was asked what was up; . : : v: These fellows are 'mostly all Job-- llunters,, he said. v :They heard that on February r. 1 1 all the Democrats .would be out and all the Republicans would be given jobs and .1 guess most of them thought they could come to the city hall and pick a, job off the wait somewhere. This is a free conn-tr- y but when it comes to jamming L the halls so it's hard to do business. Ill mum ti 2336 Oahu Ave Macoa bedrooms...... .'-- 1252 Klnau St. Manoa 3 4 . bedrooms 40.00 .v.v.. ft.v.Yt.;-.v-,-- ' Cor. Armstrong and Vancouver Aves ......... i ...... 3 bedroom. . . t. . 60.00 2568 Rooke St, Puunul ..... 4 bedrobms. . .v 75m Jones St, Manoa valley .. . .. ... 4 bedrooms. . .1..,; 60.00 250 Le wers Road, . Waikikl ..... 3 bedrooms . . , '. 50X0 : 1339 Wilder Ave...... :1328 Kinau SL.....:,. ;1877 Kalakaua Ave.,... 112tf King St ; 2015 Oahu Ave4 Manoa4 valley... Wilder Ave. and Alexander.: . 2130 Kamehameha Ave., Manoa ,: valley . .'. .v; . ; ; . . . v; . . . Cor. Mokauea and Colburn Sts," Kalihl ...., ( Aroused by Arrest of Garbage Man Accused of Sale of Liquor , " Department Illegal v 4 ,"-' Mayor Lane will not tolerate the visiting of blind pigs or the ronnraj -- of Ulegalispensirlea of liquor Among 1 employes the city and county. - V-- ? "HI 'fire every man I catch visiting blind pigs or any man found guilty of. running such places. he declared k---' of after hearing aoout the arrest of. John " ' Stone, an employe of the garbage dej arlment. on a charge of running Illegal liquor dispensary In one of the ,; city stables today. ' learned that all of these en thd ' lilt as having visited this "alleged blind pig are appointees of the former; city and county administration. he continued, "and were not appointees . of this administration." .. . V . V i i Charged with the1 illicit sale of tn-- . toxlcaUng liquor. Stone .was today glr- - en until Wednesday morning to enter Inspector Fennell ' has confiscated ar quantity of liquor found on the prefcv ises. Police Officer , Stein viaite4 Stone yesterday' and secured' beer ta . be used as evidence. V vv- - Fennell ' says thai Stone, has' been, doing an - . business In . illicit selling of 1 extensive intoxicants for some1 time and that employes of the garbtge de partment were enrolled as. customers; The officers seized books which ' aH alleged to contain a list of ' patrona . and the amounta. due, for liquor. BUPI piled by Stone." Stdne Is said to hive secured a United ,JStates revenpe ,Jl cense some months ago. :A x I think the mayor and the board ought to show ' a 1::::.. little speed and tell these chaps to beat ; ' - ; ., Ice tennis la a popular winter pas time in New York. .Other cold belt", cities are preparing t,q .give the sport a tryout . .''.'; , :, ;T7Ti FINE MODKRN OVER ONE ACRE OF: LAND. LOCA xTION IS IDEAL: THE GRO UNDS ARE LiVID OUT. TROPI-- : A CAL PLANTS, 'SHRUBS AND " TREES ;; EESIDENCBiWITII ARTISTICALLY -- ADD TO THE GENERAL ATTRACTIVE--; NESS OP THIS HOME; SERVANTS' ; ' QUARTERS tGARAGE FOR AUTOMOBILES ARE ON : THE PROPERTY. 1 ; ; JEM CO. Wafceriioii '';':'r- - Waterlion fMORlILTii Pricei; $17,000.00 E1PL0VES FOURD ':?v:j; Car. Fort and USING BUI PIGS TANDtA"WELL-BUIL- T ! mi 13 HOUSES FORRENT FUHNISHEb UNFURNISHED 1 r. t it - . . - t - " t ' ' 3 X.'S ; ""Vi--t- - Hctd St.:' i " 3 bedrooms : . . .7.140.00 3 35.00 3 . . . 20.00 5. bedrooms. . . . . 50.00" J bedrooms.-- . bedrooms..;... bedrooms... 30,00 3 . . 3o.OO; bedrooms.;. 3 bedrooms . . . i . "40.00 ..- - '. '. '- - U v v. 3 bedrooms ; ;-- ; . . 15.00 V Tri! Merehaxt Bta. St - " - '.fc "i. " r.' 4- - r.'- - J f I . , r , S . 4 1 A --r
3 ) k I - ' .01 J . Tremendous Reductions ; L&1 Jtroe I piaiy Dcmg peneciea igr ine &a pageant which will be a feature of the Mid Pacing Carnlral., ;3 The pasen will be produced on the campu of Pnnahdn .Academy at '3: SO o'clock February 11 'and . will be participated la by more than 350 Hawaii-ana-, the majority, of whdmVwill be descendants of the clant of Hawaii. The p?scaht will be In two parta, the flrtt depicting the conquerins of the Islands by Kamehameha I and the sec- ' SjS J " - .: - - i ' , . - -- ' ' . ' i -- - i I H. H. JNGERSOLU ' ' i I .: i:p of the Dollar Watch. L' i cn a. Jfichlgan farm just as the C.:: Wlt Ifdke out, H. Inger-tell : "3cd to save up $23. With ili3 c r: fall concealed he boarded a cat 'J 2 tn'.n and dropped off In.'New lire'"" 1. It wasn't long until he was la t! 2 rulber. Btamp business,, sell- - izs Eta;-- and novelties, mostly by mall. A common alarm clock gave lzgcrzz'A the Idea for the- Dollar watch t!:e first ones-bein- g huge af- fairs. Crr. dually the watches were made r:v. i!Icr ahd finery And as the watcLco were made better the adver-tklr- s v as increased, until last year tver 2,C .0:o watches were sold! fc" :revcr 3 cu go" you-"fin- theVlnger-- v -- tcli rr.ads by the man who, as cy, saved 1 523 and then went to 1 1 to iake It earn money. That is r ii " Liticnl The way to realize it lo Etart a savings account here.; - - . .. , - .' 1 ' - ' ' ' . 'y 1 r T eiciiop&co. the chjtftainsl ot-.Ko- ,;: i U'.' . - Nuuanu and his brother, Keakaoka-lani-; s ent messengers to the king to come" overland ' dMrtagr the ' midnight and they, with thir.force they said; would join him. v Kekuaokalani had fewer men and muskets than Kalani-mok- u, and little ammunition. . . : . The two armies met near Kuamoo, and Kekuaokalani and iis men were outflanked and driven to the seashore, to flanking re from a, squadron of double canoes,' phe-0rwf- wherethejrere-uBxpose- d K carried a. mounted gun manned by a foreign gunner. ' : -- The prince-fought bravely and repeatedly rallied his .men. in the meantime calling to them the war-cr- y of his order: Comradesi'"'uphold,"the sacred - honor of tour ancestral deities- -' E 111 i ke.,kapu akua.o'amau kupuna e na hoa.), He received a shot in the Ma-non- o, left breasL His beautiful wife, fought courageously by his side. Knowing that the pflnce was wounded she knelt by his side and he gave into her keeping his lei niho palaoa. Fearing that: the . enemy might discover the ornament she resolved to destroy It hut her husband urged her to keep it as a memento: : : :?'..zy" The prince died surrounded by nis men and with his father's cloak covering his face. : Thus .passed TCekuao-k'lan- i, defender of the kapu,' as the result of a shot from a white man's gun.. - ; '1 . -- . .; ? . His wife called out for quarter to her cousin Kalanlmoku, but he, knowing very well the custom of royalty, kissed her and said, "Wala. auihei kaua io oe you will dishonor us by your cowardice." He lhen killed her with ; a lei o mano or - necklace ,of sharks' teeth. "'"Cy.-'y- l : Thus Hawaii's noble defenders of the ancient faith died on the battlefield of Kuamoo, North Kona. , An oblong pile of stones near the sea covered with Vines marks the spot where Prince Kekuaokalani and his heroic wife, Manono, died. Their bodies were carried away and taken to a; place known only to those of their lineal an--: cestral llne . ' : " 'yyy. With the --breaking -- of the kapu Hawaii was without a religion. , With the arrival of the first American missionaries and the three Hawaii ?n youths from the Cornwall school, a new re ligion was established in the islands; The Cuntrd liner Ord una,-saili- ng from New York to England recently, carried twol naval guns consigned to Harlan Wolff. Belfast. Ireland. It is. supposed they are in.-tend- . for a British now; buUdiag thefeta-- i ; v ; Sajh Fanclsco is about to install a truffle signals to sysim-forcesln- gt consist of colored, lights. - The system asrpmploTrd"nt other cities is very successful, , jjj a - - aT- - m J m Every Line of Furniture Efflffl E Kapu Sys tem Will be Feature of Car-- ... ' ' - . : : Under the ulrecllcn of Director-se- n D.: J5u?herty plau& re ond the new. era which. followed ihla acccesloa to the throne. ; The story of the first part nas been Klvea. That of tbo aecond part la aa follows: ;'-- r 'V-y"y- - When Kamehameha had consolidated the group under one government an end grajJufLlly came to feudal anarchy end petty wars. He took as his motto : Mamalahoa : kahawai, which means "Let the old men, the old --women attd the-childre- n -- sleep' In the highways' unmoleeted," Thus the blot ipn escutcheon was. wiped off. Kaweharaeha's faults were those" bf. the environment in which he lived ' but his good deeds prepared- - the way for' civilisation' and Christianity. He died .May fy 1819, - at 'allua; Krha, Hawaii. t I 'j will Uamehameha left; ta his so- - -- A anl jAholiho'. the sovereignty onr all the jslands, and the title ot "rtoi." To the'.'son of hia late brother he; Kuka-ilimolz- u. left the wargod. Kaahumanu waa guardlaijk "Vshn." of the young king; and ss ir .V A FARMER BOY: kuhina nui op premier w?s to exercise equal authority With the king. Hewahewa, the high priest, had ceased to believe in the power of the ancient deities, and his highest, chiefs, especially the state, queen Kaahumanu, resolved t to abolish. . the I oppressive o, "kapu" system.: The ingr Iolani h;d been carefully ,trained in the traditions of his ancestors and It was not an easy, matter to iorsake the beliefs of his fathers. , He was Very slow. to yield to the sentiments of the, chiefs.; yy , . Keopulanl, the queen mother, sent to the. king for his younger brother, Kaulkeaouli, to come and eat with her in defiance of the kapu. The king permitted It but ws careful to refraim from violating the kapu himself. ? . Kaahumanu then sent for the king. requesting him to renounce idolatry Accoraingij, ne spent two a ays in a drunken debauch with his retinue And some white.; men.- - (haoles) f.' rnnrnrfrr Ann a ?jat!c win uuu nnu n iiniiii. i V ( , during which he committed several violations of the kapu. On his arrival at.Kallua a great feast was. prepared to which he sat down with a large comijany, ol chiefs of. both sexes and openly feast-- , ed .with them. ?he common people looked fear, and curiosity. . . . ,yyy-- : , --.lyyy y: .; The high priest then proclaimed the breaking of the kapu-- which was, termed the al noa, or free eating, in op-- Ipositicn to the ai kapu and hlniseh idols and sanctuaries. ; Messengers were seni-v- en as far as Kauito prcclaim "the abolition of the kapu- - , ' , KaumuaUl gladly s. consented to tlie hreaklsg of the Wptrnd a "general jubilee was held over all the' islands but the '.kapu system, was too ancient to.be givetf up without a struggle.; j ; 1 Insurrection Breaks. l - V V , VIv Kekniaokalanf, prince, , of the high rriests and "keeper" of the ancestral war god 'Kukailimoku, wis highly indignant at-th- DEJF OF iCIEHLlON that hereafter the date of the annual should notice your eyes clear per- - meetmg NEW OFFICERS be changed from January to ceptibly right from the start and jn- - July. The club voted to endorse the flammation will II scheme of Charles It. Forbes, superin- - your eyes axe bothering you, even of public works, to alter the little, take steps to save them now course of the Manoa stream wUch it is too late. Many hopelessly TO BE POtniAVED 1PI PAGEANT TAKE CHARGE OF empties into the ocean between the blind might have been saved if they Outrigger Club and the Moana hotel, had cared for; their eyes in time. The meeting was by about adverUsement.';--':-.-'- 200 j Battle-to-Preserv- e UUIKIIlUtK blUd Tunnu; atitav vmin i hvvhi luun nivalProcessipn, Guy H. Tuttle was reelectedpresi-den-t of the Outrigger Club at the annual meeting of that organization Sat- A FREE PRECCRIPTION urday, Other officers were elected as . ' follows: ' ' You Can Have Filled apd Use at Home Tice-presiden- t; Guy H. Buttolpb;' Beaven.i secretary; Harry; E tk) you Campbell, treasurer; G.,' p.'"- Center, wear glssses? ' The report ven that' xiCwUXijIogled one ana ' was Kekuoakalanl,'' Kalahlm?.lokulokuke-liicaikai- , e pojiduct of jhis. cousin the king and , retired ;to , Ksawaloa, There the priests ffocked. around him and offered him the, crown. f A large body of chiefs and ', common people rallied around' th " standard of the in prince,' who a galled ."defender of the faith," He liad adherents in the. district Of'Hamakus 'and the favor of ; Are yoo a willi peddlers' Richard Qu.nn and A."'Il.v-TiJletoir.:;- their wares popcorn, peanuts, candy were. elected members, of the bouie, h this wonder-- "d pop at pubUc parks, ? the quickly attended innumr resolu- - a y rui;iree presenpuon una man says,: 7., annual' t)t Secretary Beaft ,tft lie linger passes at tae meeting of the .showed the iClub iisviinrttrtM w ronrt it vw'r board supervisors tomorrow jilght flourishing .condition- - and that- - muchf, eveiiythIng any glass. j Hollingersited Kapiolani Park progrsa has rbeen j, made during; the ea mf eye8 do nQt watgr any yesterday afternoon td to Cap-pas- t; year. :A the result an ad--mn- r(, A nteM' hv wni.Mf.n tain Bergers band. Discordant cries life-savin- dress on . g methods by R.,T.- - fl,nv. nw tho fool fink ffwi tima lof au- - ras like a tn me". a latv nuts" spoiled the concert,'he said 1V.J..1x.i..iu1.... w jiuicuuB- ..4 l.i..lr - iu uai luouiu- - wlio.nsed it says: "The atmosphere ed a pulmotor,-M- t - , ' i of of . i J ' :'' i ; ' of ; : au i . .... i . . . T 4 ' ' t- further .was decided hazy with or without glasses, to communicate With the Royal ' HU-- but after nsinar thla nraarrintirtn - fie the for and pop scat- - np ! persons. of a 15 - evervthin i satisfied me Honolulu to establishing a of that can even fine without jwould do to follow. the ot ; 1 organization in; Hawaii. , . j it Is thousands San Francisco and mainland amendment; t6 the bylaws was " glasses c?n ies prohibitpeddlers tre auoptea reaucing crom rive to the a reasonable and I ; ; number of proxies held by ' will he to strengthefi linger: licenses . provide 3 member at a meeting. It an - ne tne anfl tnev Miicf Keen nut nounced of internal .revenue. m n nian, Aiier EyeUion' DreD- - all descrlptlofts ; proxies must tax wonderfully benefited bv the resulted in; X simple Isv th Trescxliir Robber3 are iecomlns ' bpldrln Mo... nv. .w. . iiuu, VU BUdB ttttU UIO WMl VIUtB minimi of. directors, was getta-bottl- e 'of ODtona.-..Fi- ll a. - f - . - ... T M - tvrtifT7r p T M M ed o iher revised i bylaws, j Ac--: in one Optona .tablet and to 4is--' c on thjese.will .bQ at With ' .liquid. dbathe 1 the J a consensus of opinion" was ' disappear. a tendent EYE-GLASS- ES No witnout A" two to' r v Wct aire going'to &goo&& job d6rlngour place ; cisbose - Pop, cent,, "canny" and "pea miricle iuwfuj!U. "The 8Cemed . was covered .with nese peddlers and noise they made the mane Society 'Great. Britain with davs rlear itered that view branch read print glass- - well custom es.".; believed that who'' otier dt-- v An wear how discard them' in"! "and" from time abe eyes ."Their that roano snarea rrfmou mnvint that laes. heat lucent stamp, following which several Here U1U,.IIUIC ,The DoarcL autnor- - before loftgsr Usten park .Japa candy bottles seeina about voted theirdrafts allow taoi' abater ?oive The times daily. Youi - the steamer will arrive at Waimea shortly noon liAllAI ot GllOOIilll Fel'v ruary 13 those who wish to make this, trip will hike directly from Waimea, Puu Kahale in three-hour- s, the camp equipment sent' FOR VELCOI on TO HOILULiS Chamber of Commerce of Garden Island Making Arrange-- - ments to Extend 'Glad Hand' : IW PUBLIC PARKS The Garden Islanders are grooming themselves' and getting the "glad handT in splendid shape to welcome I the excursionists who will leave here February 12 spend two on - ' Kauai. : ; , ; :y Timmons of the Garden Island advises the . Outdoor Promotion Committee that "enthusiasm at this end is growing." He also says "tln banquet- - of the of Commerce, originally planned for. Feb. 20, has brought to next Thursday evening in order; that all Prince'the,board:of.dIrectors;was committees may ba assembled 'maltitades'iholpassihg ::-y,- i lngvl9W8 do -- anead oy . Competentcooks wilt be cn hand at this to prepare, dinner and the breakfast, of Sunday morning. hikers extend their tramp the Puu Ka naie base and see someunng or toe Na Pali section of the island and able to return to .Waimea and motor over to Na will will la, time to the steamer that evening for the home trip to : r' It la ' .about wagons. that United States' Senator Harding- - and party ba. members of excursion..: !t . Knudsen will be one of. speakers' at' the", Friday luncheon oft Kauai excursionists at the Y. M. C. wnen. ne win give grapoic sute in the steamer hiiauea on tne nignt vment ot the bonders of Kauak of to days The committee this weefc ry:y;::: will put into effect a whirlwind canrV Editor palgn to th number of excurn sionists up to the .required 200. The committee believes that Tt wuld wise for business houses, who intend session Chamber soon to to the Garden on business to1 hold off the of. this excur?. ,., togeth : " s , er we may shape plans of fcj Ri nPIf-- r PVPY flaRRIaHP general character for extending the . . dvS CT glad hand' to our prospective . IS SET PUR f MO v : : 1 These committees are composed -- ot .r - ; representative men of the island and ' Amelia Block, daughter of llt they get together there ia 'some-- : and Jrrs. Carl Block of thla'city, and; thing domg.'" ; , Percy J. Levey will be married in the. ;n a k-f- .n nrVm) ' fnrmi, Methodist church at. o'clock Thurs president of theHawaiian senate, whd'day r evening. February 18, Rev. x. resoni-- f tn n nwr wia ti.: urece oinciauuz. inn C.TAi Cottrill,' collector pense of ever", getlte w will make wedding a reception will be held at had ruled --that Kllaaea after Good catC from b will :Mr.-been hack ; troubles of many toay'Hie i keen them off the Darks. . ; -- ratirmii for one of the hikes ! the residence of the bride's parents. a proxies not rules y so uu au fcf"ilr Mrw . ;l ticn y? this y.idate. eyes; four . a outdoor send general until time sion.- - and' out visitors. Miss when 8 erandest ever for a tramping party; 41 Hotel street Miss Bloc; ' ana iur. are weu. -- He plans. to conduct any numner.ot tvey hbowu iu excursionists from Waimea up to Puu noIuIu. the latter-bein- g with the Ha Kahale, '3G00 feet' above" sea; level. wailan' Pineapple1 Companyj--h'?- . This is one of the overlook- - As being catclk the Kauai the seenlc bring & representatives Island I Ed-j '" . !." . ing . the grand Waimea eanyon and Mount Lessen Is: still rumbling txuli oud comprises oneof the ;most;astonish-- . occasionally sends up ? a-cl- .,. of ,ln all tne Pacific. ,: v. smoie. . '' '' ''"" If you ' firo ;;riot v paying careful , to our ! l ' nnd specials, ' yoir are " reaching summit? tIonoIuljC,f;l expected cBnUAni conducted elevations attention advertised bargains losing j 1 t yy-y WE r. ? Y y v xSK'vFor These Garland Ranges are staple goods, sold at "a small profit. : We'd recommend them even if we 'didn't elUthem they Wihat good. . : , ; w IS 7. J 1 - ohly $7.20.: ;; save money on a ouin Theii we strongly some !,Onp of ;.tlie Garland Eanges really ys ! the ' 1 recommend " world best. . -- aVe show picture of the ;' a ForCoat Or Wood; .for Coal and Wood V r;' sfof Don't Miss This 50 feet of $9.00 "Tropic ."o 3 le'atticle; equ tlrd 10 II. P. Twin. . . . . y, 15 H. P. Twin'. . ' f Come line of Spalding Bnnnirig:! I Shoes, $4.50ilte pair. ' (Running sui 'V" it"- J,I ' ? . : , ..a-- -- .v v .. . , Opportunity rNowYSlibwing:--an- d Selling the new. ; 5 in "moneyv I ' ; . so" orS7 50-- f V-w- e sell in. Garden Hose for - for yovi toi 1915 Indian Motocycls :'iV-y- jvvill Al 1 ipied with .newIndian Starter " rW--. '.T ? ;..... " , 1 . r ; - - v ' ' z:;.-yy- '- i yyyyy. FIVDi i ( ; : 4 , ; f. ' 1 ' i
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