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h r . --- ! t it - it . . !! ii . ii it ... ii iff r ; if i Mi if ; iir ii i V I- III; ii i it! . in lit ii : il i ; H . it', ii.i it ! ii ; il two PHYSICIANS OF HAY BE BARRED (Continued from Page 1) Acted or authorized by the legislature, to "understandlngly apeak, read and Write the English language," that they may, of themselves, know the laws and regulations of the Territory of Hawaii and obey them where So stlpu lated, and, where they are commanded to enforce, be able to so enforce them from their own direct knowledge; and Whether any official has authority to permit or accept the substitution of an intermediary person or persons or language or languages in lieu of personal understanding and personal tton-p- i lance with the mandates and regulations of the law; and i . j What is the authority or limitations El to language or Individual substitutions. : . - . ' . THE OROANIC ACT. i RELATIVE TO THE ENGLISH LAN- GUAGE AS, OFFICIAL, Section 44 provides: - "All legislative proceedings shall be conducted in the English language." Section SS provides . Y'X but no person; ... who cannot understandlngiy speak, read and . write the English language shall be a qualified juror . . V REVISED LAWS OF HAWAII, 1915, RELATIVE TO THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE AS OFFICIAL. ' 8ectIon 1 provides: . '; "The common law of England, as ascertained by English and American decisions, is declared to be the Com- mon law of the Territory of Hawaii, '. etc., : etc." ; .. : eietlon 2 provides: : . v : "The Secretary of the Territory to promulgate and publish 'every law enacted. . . , in the English and Hawaiian languages, etc.,' and 'same to be printed and bound in book form.'" Section 24 provides: "Whenever there shall be found to exist any- - radical . and Irreconcilable inference between the English and awalla n version of the laws of the or-tna- y 'nrltory, which have been ireafter be enacted, the English ersion' shall be held binding., ' Section 23 provides:. : -- : The "county clerk shall cause to be published in both English and Ha-xaiia- n languages" and "cause to be "osted In both the Hawaiian and Eng Ish languages" : . ; . ,ctfor 81 provides: f . : . "Such proclamation shall be In the Hawaiian and English ansuages , ' . ' pub-she- d 'Section, 274 provides: ... ;..Y. V . . the department may ; . . 'ut&iiJsh select schools in the English anguage." uVZr Z77 provides: -- "The English language shall be the --ncd!ua and taslstrf instruction in all rxll'.i Trlvate schools within the Territory, ri and any school where Eng-'ls- h is not the medium and basis of instruction shall not be recognized a4 a public or private school within the provisions of this chapter, and Attendance thereat shall not be considered attendance at school in compliance with law. ; ; 1 v- Section 1234, provides: , .: V v . each assessor shall publish ia the English language, . . , the '. naines of the - delinquent ' taxpayers . . . ' and the - amount of assessed taxes and penalties remaining delin- - quent . " Section 1411 provides: . Called warrants. 'Such call snail be made by publication for one week in two or more daily newspapers in Honolulu published In the English and Hawaiian languages:" ; -- . : Section 1851 provides: ' "Whenever a lien shall be enforced by advertisement, and sale 1 . . . shall advertise .. . 1 . In newspapers ; published,, . ,in the English and Hawaiian languages. Ceetfcn 2CC5 provides: V "That the licensee ; (Pawnbroker) Bhall not sell any article pledged . . ' without advertising - In a Jo-- . cal newspaper; If none, "then in a newspaper published in Honolulu in English. . Section 2178 provides: ; ."Such ballots shall contain a brief tatement in both the English and the ' 'awaiian languages. . . . v ;, 'action 2C74 provides: . ' Sale of animals shall be "upon notice . . , by publication in an English or HawaCui newspaper, or by posting ' notice in the Hawaiian and English 'snguages. , . Section 2900 provides: ". ;. . ; the judge shall cause a notices In the English or " . ? r . no-tfe- e , , Section 3303 provides: Dissolution of corporations. - "The treasurer 'shall enter . , . by publication In Hawaiian and English, Section S224 provides: ' ..' Delinquent Assessments. "Y . notice of such sale has - been given by publication thereof in the English lan-ruage- . . ; lection 3327 provides: V . , . Corporation exhibits." . . . to be published in Honolulu In Eng-ri&- the h and Hawaiian languages . . . -- Section 3336 provides: i? Dissolution of corporations. "The " Treasurer shall enter such petition ., ;-- . after publication In Hawaiian "nd English. . . . : Section 3378 provides! "Every fiduciary- - tympany shall publish In the English language-- " Section 3449 provides: ..Registration of name, etc., on bot-tle- a. . '. . such description to be pub-"she- printed. . . . . in a newspaper d la the English and Hawaiian mguages. . . . . ' : . Sections 3650 and 3651 provide: For the publication of "a dictionary ' n the Hawaiian language" and " . . e ancient and modern words i and rases and their respective equiva-- . nts or meanings in the English lan-- V uage," shall be given .'. eetion 3771 provides: 'vtptt pative Hawaiian arraigned Etta Ycsr Eyes tttt& Cere Ity ncrise Eye Dcccdy .. f r ; ORIENTAL RACES BY LANGUAGE TEST "- ' apon indictment for any offense shall, demand upon the attorney general. be furnished with a copy of the In dlctment in the Hawaiian language." , SESSION LAWS OF 1115, t RELATIVE TO THE ENGLISH LAX GUAGE AS OFFICIAL lection 1, Aet 32, provides: (Amending Sec 925, R. L. H. 1915, -- e Civil Service Examinations under Jxe Board of Health.) ; "Such, examinations . . -; shall !e conducted In either, the English or the Hawaiian language. . . . The above quotaOuns from the Or (ante Act, Revised Laws of 1915, Ses sion Laws of. 1915, are the only sections that contain any reference to the English or Hawaiian languages or. any other language. . The laws specifically state the English language shall be the authoritative, language in case there Is a conflici between the two. j The Constitution of - the United States makes no reference to official language. ; .: : t , . TOUR DUTIES i i are disclosed in the following sections quoted from, the Revised Laws of Ha- waii. , . It is your duty to - pass upon the qualifications of those applying for a license to practice medicine. You are also to consider if they are of themselves able to know and comply with the law. ;. Section 938 reads: L U v . o f "Sec, 938.. Physicians to report ; tt shall be a duty of every physician hav-m- g a. patient infected with cerebrospinal meningitis, cholera astatic con junctivitis follicular, diphtheria, dys entery amoebic, enteric (or typhoid) fever, fever, paratyphoid,, Jeprosy, measles, dengue, paralysis Infantile, pertussis, plague,. scarlet , fever , (or scarlatina) , tetanus, trachoma, tuber culosls, typhus fever, varicella, vari ola, varioloid, : yellow fever, or any other infectious, or communicable or other disease dangerous to the public health, to give immediate notice thereof to the .board of health, or its nearest agent, in writing, and in like manner to report to said board, or Its agent, every case of death which takes place in his practice from any such disease ; provided, however, that when ever a physician has a patient infect ed with variola, varioloid,; scarlet fever, diphtheria, plague, ; cholera, yellow fever, typhus fever, cerebrospinal meningitis or amoeoic dysentery, such physician. In addition to the notice In writing required to be given as above, shall immediately notify the .board of health, or Its nearest agent, either by telephone or by direct oral communication. Every physician who shall refuse or neglect to give such notice, or make such report, shall be' fined fof each offense the sum of. not less than ten, nor more than one hundred dol lars." ),:-:- 7"VV,V; Section 850 reads: - vj . "Sec. 930. , Reports .by physician and others. It shall be the duty of every physician in the Territory to report in writing: the name, age, set, nationality, occupation. ' place : where last employed. If known, and address of every person known by. said phy sician to have tuberculosis,, to the beard of health, or its. nearest agent,. within 24 hours after, such fact comes to the Inowledge of said physician. It shall -- also be ; the duty, of the super Intendent in charge of any- - hospital, dispensary, asylum or. other similar private or. public Institution to report In like manner the name, age, sex, nationality, occupation, place where last employed, if known, and previous ad dress of every patient having tuber culosis who comes into his care or under his observation, within twenty-four, hours thereafter. - - Section $58- reads: - "Sec.. 956. ; Physicians; precautions J instructions It shall be the duty of i physician attending a patient having' tuberculosis to take-- all proper precau tions and to give proper instructions to provide for the safety of all individuals occupying the same house or apartment . . . v H - Section 857 reads:-'- - y. - : ; "Sec. 957. Physicians to make state ment of procedure and precautions. It Shall be the duty of the beard of health to transmit to a physician reporting a .case of tuberculosis, as provided In, section 930, a printed statement and report, in a form, approved by the board of health, naming such proced ure and precautions as In the opinion of the board of health are necessary or desirable to be takun on the nrem- - itfes of a tuberculosis patient It shall be the duty of the board of health to keep on hand an ample supply of such statements and reports and to furnish the same in sufficient numbers to all physicians. Upon the receipt of such statement and. report, the physician shall carry into effect all such pro cedures and the precautions as are therein prescribed and shall thereupon sign and date the same and return it to the board of health or its nearest agent": v.": - .v f Section 958 read: ' 1 Sec 958. Reporting recovery of patient Upon the recovery of any person having tuberculosis, it shall be the duty of the attending physician to make a report of this fact to the board of .health or its agent, who shall re cord the same and shall relieve said person from further liability to any requirement Imposed by this chapter." Section 969. reads: 1 . v .; v ; "Sec. 969. Vaccination by physi: clans; penalty for parents. The va cmation of children required by law may be performed by. the officers ap pointed for such purpose by the board of health, or by duly licensed physicians, at the option of the parents or guardians . of such children. Every parent or guardian having the charge of any child who shall fail to cause such child to be properly and successfully vaccinated within the age prescribed by statute, shall be liable to a fine of five dollars." Section 970 reads: "Sec 970. Manner of vaccination. No child shall be vaccinated except after an opportunity has' been given to the parent or guardian to be pres ent ' at such vaccination, unless such HONOLULU STAB,BULLKTTN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1915. parent or guardian shall have consent ed in writing to such vaccination, and then only by a duly licensed and authorised physician wbo shall use for soch vaccination bovine virus only. obtained from standard manufactur ers; such vaccination shall be only by means of scarifier and points put up in hermetically sealed tubes or other antiseptic 'receptacles; each receptacle snail be opened Immediately before a scarifier or point Is to be used. In the presence of. the person to, be vacci hated, and no scarifier, or point shall be used for. the vaccination of more fhan one person, ,, - 5 . v r "Any person violatinr any Brorision of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor ' and upon . conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not to exceed five hundred dollars or by imprisonment not. to exceed one" year, or by both such fine and Imprisonment". - Section 1004 reads: "Sec lp04. Record of ; prescriptions. Every licensed physician, druggist or apothecary, who shall compound, sell. or deliver any prescription containing any poisonous, drug, or. substance deleterious to human life, to be used as medicine. Shall enter upon his books said prescription written out in full, with the date thereof, with his own name appended thereto, or- - the name the inspection of the board of health or its; agent" : i :- - ' ' Chapter 77 reada: "CHAPTER 77. : , . "J1EDICINE AND SURGERY." V "Sec 1017. License. No person shall practice medicine or surgery in tne Territory of Hawaii either era- - tultously or for par. or shall offer to so practice,; or shall advertise or announce himself, either publicly or pri vately, as prepared or qualified to so practice, or shall append the letters Dr." to his or her name; with the intent thereby to Imply that he or she Is a practitioner of medicine or surunre- gery, without having a valid 1 voked license, obtained from the treasurer- of the Territory ; of Hawaii, in form and manner substantially as hereinafter set forth. Such license shall only be granted upon the written recommendation of the board of health, r provided,- - however, that ' licenses to practice osteopathy may be granted to graduates holding diplomas from any legally, chartered and regularly - conducted school or - college of osteopathy, and further provided that a certificate to practice osteopathy has first been-- obtained from any - state board of osteopathic examiners -- until such - time as there Is an osteopathic board of .examiners appointed for the Territory of Htwaii. r. ; 4 '"And provided further; thaVthe' prac tice of. medicine as contemplated and set forth in this chapter shall not be Construed to; exclude kthe use of k &hi method or means or other agent either tangible or Intangible by; any pesoa licensed to practice osteopathy, for the treatment of disease1 in the human sub ject, provided, that. no. person bo lk censed to practice osteopathy, shall, by reason thereof, be. authorized tp administer drugs or medlcinesf or to perform any surgical operation. "Any person applying for a - license-t- o practice osteopathy shall first v file with the treasurer a certified copy, of such diploma and , satisfactory r evidence that the applicant is 4: fit and proper per son to be so licensed to practise oste opathy, and file with the president of we ooarjL or neaitn a certificate from the board of osteopathic .examiners certifying thai the applicant had pass ed the f required examination, , and . is entitled to practice osteopathy in that states A a if;pii '. t rii-- v; .'-.ti-: "And further provided, that nothing herein contained shall apply to so-call ed . Christian Scientists so long as they merely practice tbet religious ten ets of f their church .without --pretend ing a. knowledge of medicine or sur gery; provided, that the laws and regu lations relating to contagious diseases are not-violate- dv -f - - - Medical Practice Defined. , A ? "Sec W18.- - practice of medicine de fined For the purposes of this chapter, the practice of medicine shall be held to include the use of drugs and medicines, water, relectriclty, hypnotism, or any means or method, or any agent ; either . tangible or ': Intangible, for the : treatment of, disease, in the human subject; . provided, however, that nothing herein , contained - shall ba held to forbid any person from the practice of any method, or the appli cation of any remedial agent or meas ure under the direction or with the approval of a ; licensed physician; and provided, further that when a duly licensed physician pronounces a per son afflicted with any disease hopeless and .beyond recovery and shall give a written i certificate to that effect, to the person afflicted. or his or her attendant, nothing .herein contained shall be held or construed to forbid any person from giving , or furnishing any remedial agent , or measure ; when so requested, by. or on behalf of such af " flicted person.; ; . , "The provision of this sect 'on shall not be construed to amend or repeal the law respecting leprosy or segrega tion.- - '. - . "Sec 1019.' Board of medical exam iners. No person shall ba recommended by the board of health for a license to practice medicine or surgery except upon the written report of a board of medical examiners, , to be appointed and constituted as in this chapter pro vided, setting forth that the applicant named therein has been duly exam ined and found to be possessed of the necessary qualifications. .. Appointed by Governor., "Sec .1020,- - Appointment removal. qualifications. For the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this chap ter the governor Is. authorized, and directed to appoint in the manner pre scribed in section SO of the Organic Act, a board of medical examiners, whose duty it shall be to examine all applicants for license to practice medicine or surgery, and to report the i result of such examination to the board of healthy . . C..- -- '"Such board of medical examiners shall consist of three persons, all of whom shall be licensed physicians or surgeons under the. laws of this territory. The appointments, unless to fill out unexpired terms, shall 'be . for three years, subject, however, to removal by the governor in the manner prescribed In section 80 of the Organic Act. The members of the board' of medical examiners shall serve without pay. .:'.- ; '- "Sec 1021. Fee. No applicant for a license to practice medicine or surgery shall be examined, until he shall have paid to the treasurer a fee of ten dollars. . . . i v.,-.;.- ! ., 'Treasurer. Penalties Imposed. "Sec 1023. : Penalty. Any person who shall practice medicine or surgery In the Territory of Hawaii, or who shall offer or attempt to so prac tlce, or -- shall advertise or announce either-public- himself, ly or privately, as prepared or qualified to so practice, contrary to the. provisions of section 1017, shall be guilty of a' misdemeanor, and shall.be liable --on conviction to a fine of not more than two hundred and fifty, dollars, in the discretion of' the court. - . ;, f "Sec ;102Cif Revocation: of license. Licenses to practice medicine and surgery may be revoked by the treasurer at any time for professional misconduct, gross carelessness or manifest incapacity; such misconduct, carelessness or incapacity,; having been proven to the satisfaction of the ; board of health; and, by that body reported in writing to said treasurer. In case any license is. revoked for any of the - causes named in this section, the holder-- thereof Bhall be; immediately notified of such, revocation ia writing by the treasurer. - " h - ? ; "Sec. 1025. Notice, hearings, la ease of an alleged misconduct, care lessness ; or incapacity on the part of any holder of t license to practice medicine or Burgery; ;the person so charged shall Jbe notified in writing of the charge or. charges that have been made, and of the time and place when and where evidence in support of the same will be heard, and shall have the opportunity to present evidence and be heard in his own defense ... : . . "Sec 1026. Sorcery, otc.; penalty. Any person who Bhall attempt the cure of another by practice of '4 sorcery, witchcraft anaana-- , hoopiopio, hoonu-aun- a, hobmanamana, or other superstitious or deceitful : methods, - shall, upott conviction thereof, be fined in a sum of net less than one hundred dollars, nor more than two hundred dol lars or be Imprisoned . at. bard labor not to exceed six months." sv, ? i f Section 1142 reada: '" . ; ' "Sec 1142. j Births reported by par-- Coatsof the Turn Water Kind We' nave ' received another large line of those good rain coats, the sortypu come home dry in, after a heavy rain. We will not handle these cheap glued-tbgeth- er coats which sell for five or eix dollars, and if you sneeie in one of them you are sure to open a Beam. It is money, tossed off and. wasted to buy such a coat and we have no 'room for such jung. The coats we 'sell you cost $15 and $17.50, and are made by the largest and best rubber makers in America. We guarantee these coats, and your credit can be used in making a purchase. Get a coat today and be ready for the storm of tomorrow. m' MODEL 1139-114- 1 Fort St Ask .for ,Willie the'Office Boy. enta. physicians. It shall be the duty of the.father of eacb and eTery child born in the Territory of Hawaii; or If the father be absent fronr the country at the time of the birth, or not living', or if the child be illegitimate, then it shall be the duty of the mother of such child, within thirty days after the birth of such child, to notify the registrar of births, deaths and marriages of the district In which such tlrth takes place, of tUe date orblrta. sex and name of .such child, if named; the names of the parents of such child, whether it is legitimate or illegitimate, and the locality of the tlrth. It shall also be the duty of every 'physician who shall attend, or be called upon in connection with the birth of any child in the Territory of Hawaii, within thirty days after auch "blrth, to ? report such birth and the other facts relating of the physician who. prescribed the same, and - "Sec. 1022. Form of license. The form of license, to practice medicine and surgery shall be substantially as - follows: Territory of Hawaii, Department of the Treasury. License to practice medicine and surgery, . . .t i .. .. . ., a native of ; . .i . ; . . . :. . ........ aged . . .-- . years, having been duly, examined by the board of medical examiners, and having been recommended by the board of health; as possessed of the necessary qualifi cations, is hereby licensed to practice medicine and surgery in the Territory ' of Hawaii, v , , This license is granted and accept, ed on the the person . to . whom the same was delivered; and no such prescription shall be compounded, sold or delivered, unless. the name of the person compounding, selling, or deliver ing-- the same, or the name of the physician prescribing the same, be ap pended to .the prescription In full, and every auch prescription shall be preserved; and said books and prescriptions shall be subject at all times to - express condition that it may be i revoked at any time for professional misconduct, gross carelessness or manifest incapacity; such misconduct carelessness or incapacity, having been . proved to the - sat isfaction of the board of health, and by that body reported to the treasurer. ' Given under my hand and the seal of the department of the treasury this . . .". i day-- to such ehild in this section above set -- forth," . . ..;.. .Respectfully submitted. : (Signed). LUCIUS E. PINKHAM. r - Governor of Hawaii. NEW GREEK CABINET; MUCHLIKE THE OLD LONDON, Eng.M. Skouloudls. the new Greek premier, has declared his intention of observing an attitude of very benevolent neutrality toward the entente powers. ' of . . . . . . i v 'A.- - D. . ... . . . "(Signed) . . ii . .... ATHENS, Greecc-r-M- . Skouloudls, commissioned by King Constantino to form a new cabinet has accomplished thetask. All of the members of the Zaimls ministry are retained except the premier himself. The new prime minister has taken the " portfolio of foreign affairs The formation of the hew cabinet It is generally assumed, will delay, if not eliminate, the crisis which would probably follow the dis solution of the chamber of deputies by the king.. v V" .".. - ! - The cabinet is composed of the fol lowing ministers, 'who took the aths of office: 1 - " - ' '. Premier and minister of foreign af- - : fairs; M. vSkouIoudis." 'Minister of public instruction,' M. Michelidkls. - ? ' I Minister of justice and communications, D. G. RhalliS. ' v ' 5 ; , ; Minister of Interior, M. Gounaris. Minister of national ; economy, M. Theotokis. : w': . 1 Minister of war Gen. Tanakitsas. - Minister of marine. Admiral Coufl-touriotl- s. ' Minister of finance; Stephen " ' ' z-i- t .". ' ; - -- . . Drag-ouml- s. Anybody can drew a .WINDOW, but ft takes considerable thought to DRESS a wlndovvw'You can see the results of different thought on Saturday morning Adv.t J t iv ' British eyesight' testa require men to distinguish colored lights the site of a plnhead 12 feetaway before they are licensed to pilot' mail steamers on the Atlantic:. uu-i: r. The swmging semaphore ' on the railroads is - being displaced and electric lights t indicating the semaphor positions are being used instead. The latter are more plalaly Tlslblev" aj. ; great-grand-nephe- Robert. Emmet - w; Jr., of the Tri8hTT patriot; 1 died; In England;. t; v:riv a. , ,. ' Loye'o f w ;t - :i s rrrr ?J. ' : FIRE-PROO- F . :Av .. V!f i1- WE STORE EVERYTHING, JAMES M. LOVE vk L. Jii - STAR-BULLFII- K 75 CROCKERY AND Call once c "r i' , CITY - -i- -- v. if.ybW wishjlJ cctird bafgaifis lVtt Kimonos at Greatly. Reduced Prices HOTEL STREET, BETWEEN HOUAIfU AND SMITH f !'t i ... v. AND - ' - CORRESPONDENCE CARDS TABLETS. J i. v.;.' . :. v:: V , You have many a friend on the mainland who wishes he had the opportunity to see the beauties of Hawaii. "Why not fulfill his wish by sending liim a copy of The Star-Bulletin-'s Illustrated Souvenir of Hawaii! , This book will him not only with the resources and of these Imt will show him every place ' berrutiful familiarize commercial activities islands, picturesque of interest. t .r '.'- - :y:;.f Great care has been taken in the preparation of this book, and it stands today as the most artistic printing ever produced in Hawaii. i Ask to see the Souvenir at the following: Hawaiian News Co. A. B. Arleigh& Co. Young SEASON'S Wall, Nichols Co. Fisher's News Cart ' ' Hotel News Stand ODOSHOTEN Nothing could be more appropriate for than this splendid gift. Christmas ; ' ' TRANSFEICOMPANY 'PHONE 1231 IMSPERliffll Last Week Sale ORIENTAL GOODS tatibrieM Quality First :r'-r- PAPERS "i-:- : f tl 7
X t v V-- , you SAN FE AH CISCO Bellevue Hotel Geary" and Taylor Sts. , Strictly First-Cla- ss Built of concrete an steel Private bath to every room; 12 minutes from Exposition; headquarters for island residents.; Bates, , $2 per day and up; American plan, $4 per day and up. ' Did you ever hear of Eye glasses made to measure? That is exactly what you get when buy c ' - " - Fits-- U Eyeglasses ; Not simply more becoming than others, but more comfortable, as well. They are made so that we can adjust them perfectly to your npseCome in and let us show. yoiThow we ' do it. OPTICIAN ' 7 : Boston Building, Fort Stmt . V-- : ' Oyer May & Co. R'Al'LIY'S: FRESH Dairy Products MILK --EGGS CHEESE V PURE - BUTTERMILK Daily Churning an Ice Cream . U i (four f'vors) Pure , DELIVERED ANY TIME ORIENTAL GOODS -- ' t .. Vido Stod: of every T "The Best at Any ; Price,1' TI.E CHERRY, Fort St., Cor. Pauahi. i - . 7 x ' ' ' New York Dress Co. Ladies and Gtntlemens Tailors. 1101 Union St; nr. Hotel St. Y. TAKAKUWA & CO. . Limited. NAMCO" CRABS, packed In Sanitary Cans,' wood lined. Nuuanu St. .near King St. ; JUDGE STUART'S TAKE OUT LEIS ATTACK IS GIVEN TO DECK PEOPLE EMPHATIC REPLY! II (Continued from Page 1) toe part ol the said resiondent. as Commissioner of Public Lands of the Territory of Hawaii, "as aforesaid, to perform the acts sought to be en forced thereby. . III. "That the said Writ does not show that the petitioner has any clear lesal right to have any duty performed by tbe said respondent, as Commissioner or Public Lands of the Territory of Hawaii, as aforesaid, in that it is not allowed that the petitioner has complied with all the conditions set forth in the Special Homestead Agree- ment therein referred to. r : :v IV," "That the alleged duties sought to be enforced are discretionary and not ministerial and therefore not enforce- able by Mandamus., r: -- ; ' V ; - V. t "ThaTihe said Writ improperly Joins separate and distinct alleged rights and duties for .the ' purpose o' enforcement by Mandamus. In that it seeks to enforce the alleged right" o' the- - petitioner for the issuance-a- m the delivery to himself of a' oatenttfor the land mentioned and described ir the Special Homestead Asreemen' therein referred to and in that itseeki to enforce the alleged rights of per sons unknown and unnamed to have agricultural and pastoral lands sur veyed and opened for settlement homestead entry and homestead pur- ' poses. ' ' ' V '. ' ,'.v. VI. - ' : Tliat tbe said Writ is uncertain unintelligible, vague and ambiguous! "That the said Writ fails to shor that the petitioner has made demand Individually or as one of twenty-flvr-. or more qualified applicants, for, thf surveying and opening of agricultural or pastoral lands for settlement, home, stead entry and homestead purposes vin. '.'That tie said .Writ, fails, to shor. that the petitioner has any special o peculiar interest In the alleged dutier sought to be enforced In regards tr the surveying and opening of agricul tural lands for settlement upon, thf application of twenty-fiv- e or more qua llfled persons and in regards to . th surveying and opening , of desirabl' agricultural and pastoral lands-- , for homestead entry and homestead pur poses, but that, on the contrary th said Writ affirmatively hows that thf petitioner is 'not-entitle- to make, ap plication or demand, individually oi together with ethers, for the survey ing and opening of agricultural or pas toral lands or to receive any certlfl cate of occupation, riht of purchase lease, cash freehold agreement, orpe clal homestead agreement In respect to such lands in that he has taken and held and is stall holding land under ' the ' Special Homestead Agreement therein referred to. ; J ri ROTARY CLUB TO GIVE BACH TO CITY PLIffiO The Rptary Club'held Its monthl; business session at . tho Alexandei Young Hotel today at noon. President S. "S. Paxson read a number of let ters from mainland Rotary Clubs teD ing of the success of Pineapple Day. " Tlie club" also took up the matter, o comfort stations around the city. 1 committee was appointed to arrange to have a station established in Aal' Park, and arrangements' were mad( for placing two more In other parts ot ' the city. ' , . t The cluU invited the- - City-Planni- ng Commission to explain; the working o' tho various plans proposed, and ypjtet to assist in tbe planning movement. ' f W. R. Hearst is reported after the United States senatorship I In New ': York. ' ' v People Say To Us 3 "I cannot eat this or that food. It does not agree with me." Our advice to all of them is to take a 1 gj Dyspepsia before and after each. meal. 2c a box. Bfthson. Smith Co.. Ltd. ' a ca. n 11 - 1 1 'i 11 uiviiifcqw ll Good Teetb-rGoo- d Health? Good Spirits Good teeth enable you to chew your food. This gives ; good digestionthe foundation of good Health, " good Spirits. Care for your teeth with the delicious and efficient 'y dentifrice ' ; . . v- A 4 r : HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, THUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1915, HILL LINER When the Hill liner Great Northern arrives, off port aboutt JO o'clock on tho morning of Friday, December 3, representatives of the ; Ad CJub, Chamber of Commerce and Promotion Committee will be well organized and prepared to give them a reception that will be memcTable. "When the big crack liner anchors outside she .will be boarded by mem bers of a committee who will have leia enough to deck all the officers and passengers. Awaiting them on the dock will be Ad Club represents tives, who will be able to direct arri vala to the different hotels for which they may. express, a preference. The next day, Saturday, bathing and surfriding will he arranged for at Walkiki, and a dinner is planned for the officers, of the ship before the Great .Northern leaves for, the main land at midnight, on December 6. . ..All possible infonnation. that might be handy to the visitors,, will be. gathered before tho ship arrives, such as spe cial events to occur, dances at hotels. and directions of alluring :sidfc ;trips, - .1 I . V Fourteen divorce suits ; hare been filed in the local circuit court since October 1. ' Further trial of the case of .Benegna Daeoman a Filinino woman chareed with bigamy, will be had in federal 2ouit at 9:30 o cloctf tomorrow morn- - The. trial of Cyril Geer, charged with having violated the "white slave," act. is scheduled to becin in federal court ; at 8:39' o'clock JtomorrpV ttornto'g1.,' A petition tor. adjudication in bank ruptcy has been filed in the local fed aral court by B. M. Howard. His lia bilities amount to. $J 8 1.75'. I He,.has no Among the callers on r Governor Pinkham yesterday, was U. S, Grant, JrM who was accompanied Jby BishoD H, B. BesUrlck. Mr. Grant's father is well remembered .oy.tue chief exec utive. For stealing two chickens from a Japanese Choo Puck 'and " Chee On jrere today give? three months in Jail 37 Judge Monsarrat . The severity of the sentence was because they are old offenders. : ; According to a report by a police officer, E. W, Sutton last night ran ais ayto so close to the wagon of Oda, i Japanese, that the latter was! forced into a stone wall and his wagon badly - damaged. ... 'y : The firm of Ripley & Davis, arch! tects, has been awarded a contract for a design for a new cottage which will oe erected by W. A. Love on his' Judd itreet property. The new building will cost about 13000. The third of Prof. Vaughan Mac Caughey's series of lectures on "Bac teria and Human Welfare will be de iievered next Sunday: morning at the Library of Hawaii., The topic will .be "Bacteria and the Schools."' . . Decision to call fofenders on the new shed and landing for. motor boats at Pier 12 was made yesterday ajj?r noon at the meeting of the harbor board, plans ' and specifications having been approved. . The new structure will be of concrete. Bids will be opened on December 1. Burglars believed to be Filipinos en tered the rooms, of Midori and Leta, Japanese women of the Iwilei district, late last night and stole about $60. From Midori's room they got $30 in gold and f22 in silver, and from Leta'a house Officer Joseph investigated last night, but no arrests have been made. . Charged with driving an automobile heedlessly and endangering human life. EguchU a Japanese, was fined $50 and costs In police court this morn ing and but for a plea of leniency by Lieut. Matthew A. Palen, 25th Infan try, who was the victim of Eguchfs carelessness,' the penalty would Tiave been double that Imposed. The services of Dr. George W. Mc Coy, formerly of Honolulu, are needed more at the bureau "in Washington, D. C. than .in tho territory." in . the opinion of Surgeon-Genera- l Rupert Blue, who recently answered the Chamber of Commerce's letter of protest against the transfer.of Doctor Mc Coy. Doctor MeGoy'a work In Wash ington will be similar to that which he did in Hawaii. 9 , The windows are dressed for you, good reader. Gome out and see them on Saturday morning. Its a free 'show, but let me tell you that more beautiful windows will greet your eyes than you have ever seen before in Honolulu. Adv. COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES LAXATIVE BROMO QUTNINIJ re moves the cause. Used the world over to cure a cold in one day. The signature of E. W. GROVE is on each box. Manufactured by the PARIS MEDI- CINE CO., St. Louis, U. S. A. SECOND CUIU ASSAULT TRIAL BEGINS MONDAY The second trial of James P. Cur-ra- n, charged with having assaulted James Terry, a structural Iron worker, will go to trial in Circuit Judge ABhford's court at 9 o'clock next Monday morning, and today it was. found necessary to summon a special venire of 10 trial, jurors, returnable on Monday..-" .r ,:.y Those summoned on the special venire are William M. Templeton, George W. Moore, Henry Freitas,' A. Gurrey. Jr., Jadntho G. Silva," Thomas R. L. McGuire, William II. "Smith, John H. De Frees and Manuel V. Fer-reir- a.' V " Those trial jurors who will not be wanted during the Curran trial, w hich rrobably will last 5two days, are A. K. Smythe, ' G. C. Bechert, Ai W. l.lowe", W. K. Reea. Ql p. Bechert,.F. E. Colby, B. F, Agluar, George K. Dwight, V. T-- Raposo and S, M. Lowrey. r ' The retrial of the Eugene Buchanan murder case will follow the Curran case, and the following' jurymen will not be required during the hearing: G. C. Bechert, E. F. Aguiar, George K. Dwight,' W. L. Eaton, Sam Nunanu, F. E. Splcer, .William Buchanan, A. K. Smythe, SL M.! Lowrey, A. N. Otremba, A. W. Howe, ;V. K. Rees and TV. ilutchinspq. V ' None of the trial jurors will be ret-quirin Circuit Judge . Ashford's court tomorrow.' ; :' "' " ' ; There wijl be no meeting today of the territorial board of health. A v. MORNING ON! 'CHANGE:: meeting' probably will be held next , - - - Thursday - afternoon. j A meeting of the school board will be held some time during the early part tf December. The commission ers have not yet decided upon the. ""V; ; '. r . . Only 15 shares of stock changed hands at the cail this morning, five of Oahu Sugar at 127.50. and 10 Hawaii an Pineapple at 53.25. The only fea ture pi. tne session ana tnat, waa not unexpected, was 'the announcement that .tie directors of Hutchinson Sugar Plantation have raised the, dividend rate from 25 to SO cents per share. ' The new monthly, rate will ; go into effect December 6 and wyi mean $30,- - ooo instead oi 125,000 each month for the stockholders.,. . Olaa . has !had an other fractional decline, and Is down ' ' to 7 24, Colorado, has an ; eight-ho- ur dayfor women. - " aia . Middy Blouses V 'i $1.00 . A special line of Women's and Children's Middy Blouses in sizes from 4 yra. to 40 bust, - formerly priced at 11.50 to $1.75. Showing Special Reductions. This assortment of specially reduced suits Includes Russian and Oliver Twist styles in a fine 'selection of plain and fancy effects, and in many colors. ' Sizes 2 to VyeaWV;';? 5 i;v ! '"5r-- s.$li5 iot'M 'Sm its Reduced to XX $20 Suits Reduced to.. ..'.$1.50 $100 Suits Reduced to..:... $2.00 $5.00 Suits Reduced to $3.00 Xmas Seals Tags, Cards, Boxes In an extensive assortment of the most suitable designs and Seals come in small boxes of from 12 to 36 seals each (one design to the box), 20 different designs 10c per box. Tags and Cards put up in boxes of from 5 to 20 each. Some are plain and with verses, all have the season's greet- ings; 12 different designs 10c per box. ' Boxes in holly and. poinsette designs; also plain red and green in all 'sizes, flat, deep, medium 2 for 5c to 40c each. 11'.. ? ' .: 'CASCARETS' SET YOUR LIVER Ai lie RIGHT They're Fine! Don't Remain : Bilious, Sick, Headachy ' and Constipated Best for Colds; Bad Breath, Sour Stomach; Children Love Them 'k- Cet a 10-ce-nt box now. Be ' cheerful! Clean up Inside tonight and feet fine. Take Cascarets to liven your liver and dead the bowels and stop headaches, a bad cold, bili- ; ousness, offensive breath, ' '. coated tongue, sallowness, sour stomach and gases. Tonight take Cascarets and enjoy the - nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced. Wake up feeling grandEverybody's doing it. Cascarets best laxative for iy-y- children; also. Adv. VV? vx 1ST IfirAIRY USABLE TO PLAY THIS SATURDAY Lieut. Otis SadUer of the 1st In fantry baseball club stated this after noon that the 1st Infantry team would not "be able to play the Chinese Travelers next Saturday at Athletic Park. Three of the best players on the team would not he 'able to make the trip, and Lieut Sadtler decided that , It would be best to postpone the game for one week. ItJs thought that the two teams wHJ meet on Saturday, No- ' ' ' 27. ' vember BOWELS fecme of the features displayed J pi the' window dressing contest on Saturday morning will-b- e a revelation. Tf see them wilt bo equal to a visit to the ( San Francisco' fair. Adv. - I rr , -- it ; - r. n n. St' r - f DOLLS mmm 12-in- C M 53-6- 5 St. ' : zsir; S3.75 each - i 41 House of Housewares 25 fL Lenoth. . . . . .2Jl W. W. Dimond & Co., LtcL ,. - Kinsr Hawaii. T. H. ; All Umploycrs of Labor Must Obtain ; y ' - - - - -.- f i' 1 .'- -i y v i iimiii 11 n r ltiHMi .in S4 .'..'..-.- t r " ' In all sizes, of "every description, new and distinctive styles, cleverly made and rtoost naturally ' modeled. Thej are dolls that will jJease the little ones. :, . . r "'-- --; ; yi:. .: ' ' ": - Dressed Dolls (jointed,, of Undressed Dolls (jointed, of '10-Inc- n; bisque) to r 1 at once or suffer the penalty provided by law. We write it. . Persons in the work of and Palolo avenues, 8 o'c!: the ' " interisted 10th at Epiphany Mission ' to this evening., .,11rs. Charles SCr-atten- d are Invited a reception to be Riven by Rev. will be la charge of the entertain: ,- - Li H. and Mrs. Tracy In the guild hall, features." ' t- - : - 10-Inc- 32-Inc- bisque T, h to h 35c . .;to I5J0O.V y k. y . ;, to XVUW.. ' . ' . - Bisque; Character Baby Dolls, very jointed f y f-- i:py:ynryyy: r; iHi life-lik- e, at should- ers and "hips, tQ 25-in- ch 12-In-ch painted hair, real hair and with reaj skin wigs, $2.50 to $15.00. KEWP1E DOLLS. ' ' The original Keropie model, ch to Priced 20c CELLULOID 10-In- 2&-inc- h qh to "., ' KEWPIES. 10c to $1.50 .' - to ,65c. , : ;. ... : y RUBBER WHISTLING KEWPIES to, 9 iach 25c to $L BATO : ' OBES FOB' MEN AT SPECIALLY y PEICES.' v : Having just? received a new line of Xmas Bath t Robes, we find it necessary to close out our stock on hand at the following inducive prices: ' ' Men's Terry Robes of Turkish towel material in a wide assortment of colors and designs: $4.f0 Robes reduced to. .... v .....$ 3.00 $5i0 Robes reduced to. . .. ... . . . ..... . . . . , . a .4.00 . $6.50 Robes reduced to. . . . . . . . .... I . . .... . 5.00 . $8.00 Robes reduced to . ... ,:. ". . . . . . t . . . 6.5.0 $14.00 Robes reduced to. .................... . 10.00 $3.25 Boys' Terry Robes (6 to 14 yrs) reduced to 2.50 Men's Flannel Robes in dark colors, conventional v designs: '.'.yy.y ". y,. .:,- ,r' V-'-- :: i $3.50, reduced to. . . .$2.50 ,$8.50, reduced to.... $5.00 ; ' i-- Traveling Bags ; . Leather, Wicker, Matting r We are now showing a wide selection of Traveling Bags in various leathers? also in .wicker and matting; Some ap plain, " others handsomely fitted with toilet articles, etc. ';, - ;; Black Ba'gs,' 'unfitted . . . . . .:.... . .. . . .... . . .'. . 30 t6v$25XO Black Bags, fitted 117.50 to $25X0 Tan Bags, unfitted ........ ......... to j$t20 Tan Bags, fitted . ....... i. . . .... - - ;... $11.00 Wicker Bags, leather trimmed .....$15 to J$2J5 Matting Bags, Jeather trimmed T;.. $15 to $2.75 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS OT FAJICY XINJIT, REAL 1 : V ; CLUNY LACE TRBEJED. Included in .tUs.asrtmeiit are :wie selections of Doilies, Scarfs and Centerpieces in various sizes, show- - . '., iu reductions of;from t' . ? y..y yr-X- Q 0 The t-- ! ch Lawn Urnxr. I - Fresh Supply 5-p- ly 'Splendid "H-Jne- h Garden Hoa kVJ 50 ft. Unjth H?. Honolulu, HONOLULU, f.;.; . y t . 120 S. King St. 4 v Rompers; 40c CHILDREN'S ROMPERS 1 I ' s V .V: 111!. In all colors and In desirable and popular styles sizes 5, 6, 7 and 8; formerly f 65c and. 75c :Now ,40c Sweaters ; Tor Women and Children, showing unusual, reductions. Women's aweaters in white and colors.' $20 Sweater reduced to.... $1.50 $3.50 Sweaters reduced to.... $2.00 $4.00 Sweaters reduced to.... $20 $5.00 to 8.50 Sweaters, to. ..$3.00 ' Children's Sweaters in a' wide assortment of styles and colors, ' formerly 12.25 and $2.50 Now ' $1X BATH ROBES For Women ? And Children These rones of Turkish towel material are completely made, re- quiring only the crocheting to be made, ready for cse.. . Shown Ja pink and hlue In very charming I syles. ' Sold complete with cotton and directions for crocheting. - y 1 - WomenV Sizes : $5.00 . . . - ( 1 ..... , Childreris' Sizes $1:75 ' ' " " - ": y ; - " Dressing Jackets pt same material, . in-pin- k only, ."women sizes.. $1J5. Other ;seml:made plec3 are also being" shown! such, as ."Dath Sets, Towels, Basketa.;' .- ;: ' i
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