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1 Trill never presnnic, lecatis? t am a innnj
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Felf Irani, ; r
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TEN HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, OCTOBER
Oil, R I). BUI
SfCuIletin ; Press -
TO PUBLISH
LEGEM TELE.fDIIIlffl'
'Soon Vill
Issud Beautiful Myth fri:
Book Form
- Ttoxh (he presses 6f the Htn6lna
' Sfir-BxiItJ- ri short is lo be jsftied
Jn book form ibat fthefont and beautiful
flat-Alla- legend. "The Mth of
Iee and llllaka," whfclt reeently vai
' Completed by tf. fi. Emerwmi M. I.,
after etefa! .ar work of gather
ing the material ana arranging it in
equenee nd that It may be readily
trnderalood by the taallhlnl as irsl! as
kamaafna; - -for.7S
eara a reldent of the Ha
.aJJari Itlandi, Doctor Emerson
. bears a tepatt!on:bf being akilfully
tersed In the Hawaiian language, and
the many yeara ithleh be has epent
in eecuring an insight into the origin
and derelopment 4 of ancient traditions,
myths and folklore generously
qualified him to undertake the work
trhlch he baa jest eompletedL ; -
i4The Myth of Pele and illiaka"
ill be a book of about 800 pages,
appropriately Illustrated with draw
lfgS' made especially for this - work.
There will be a number tot tuples
In tapa' for those who prefer
them, at a Slightly adtahted price.
l'c-l- e Is well known to be the god
-- the
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tltss of the tolcafio of kllauea and
tlory tenters 'about bef and her
little sister,: the beautiful llilaka, It
Is the tno.tt important of all the l!a--
tvalhn lepcnds.
? According ' to Hawaliaii account,
Tele was bofrt In what they call Kti- -
kulu 0 Kahlkl, a refeion somewhere
In the Bouth Pacific!. Tele was ope
of a large family; Her mother was
Ha:: a tame well known Id Ha
vr.!!cn f?.calc?y. There were tnSny
t'.iUvs in the family, ; lltlaka beihg
l! e jcr;rtrst, and a girl of surpa'sB-1..- S
ir.td.:rcr.ce knd be.atity, Pele
l(if!f hp.d rnahj- - 1 metamorpboBesj
appeared, as flii bid
,1-- ; Et::..;i::;cs as a beautiful youug
tvi.-.ttimF- . apalrt as a god-virrrcJ
In fre and surrounded
It t!.a T.zv:.L3 cf the Volcano. '" '
1 vr.s rt the he-a- cf the fflmityi
1 t'. y f.!l locked td het for gtlld-- .
. 1 - ur fc'ae UIJ was, law; Ehe
t'r.FS te'
' i. C:. i at one tlmpi id which
v, i.-.'i-
f 1 tcdily td Haenii bn
! .. 1 . Lf Kauai, wiure felie "inet
ll.e hnd?ome young
1 r.lci
v. f 1 The cc'-'-- 1 ttys that
v.V"? t. S..c!Jr.t via tut a dream
t 1. it v ; a re a!!tr to the i'oung
('.ur, l.c'..'...u t ... cu:'..t Pele's favors
..; t.,.':j. After days tn t
t .treaty ehe left
J to- - Ltr heme
: I.,' ' that She
::i ar.J fach h!r.l id
U.:;e t'..e cu'.d
l. j c to hir.elf he
...r he u.re away
:a lcv!y found
e
j to a Uar..
t her dream
. i ?, One after the ,
t i". Hr.rr.a and
t ,. . r. Hiis we.3 In ful- -
! -
l .. to Kir.i. They
i 1 .:Ax, the young--
1 the frcr
l.tr. f . t the little girl,
in t' e waj-- of the
.e darters
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.., t. ;.t(a.
ft 1.. r.a ir,:Va
!. r t .;r.v (:vs t.cr.d.
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.. wL cc;a to the
. ,r, i.-- XT VcXr. THt'ri
N w J ; AV tC'.i X N 0 E Vol) R
.v r k'-- T fcYtft .THE,
- Cl 14 . tit. '
t- -j - .
r c k c t b
T . 3 P, tl t rvsXl c'p.i
L- -y xc'.zl ta IL
l a V. CLLC-FX- n.
CO CL CO, 72 G.
. UlrO Ct: TtlUlS
. Dr. N. & Emerson, noted author and
Hawaiian scholar who hast written and
will publish In book form the beautiful
myth of "Pl and HHaka." - - r
healtht being aided by hef kahu, of
knatdlan, whom we would call a tfaf'
eling eompankmV On tie way back
to Kilauea, Lohiaii fell In lore with
Hilaka. but llilaka remained true in
her" feaity to Pele
Hilaka had i wisely Imposed ks a
condition of her going that Pele dur
tng her ahsehce would refrain froth
devastating hef tllilaka's) groves and
pleasant lands, and also that ,. Pele
would guard the lite of HllakaY beat
friend bnfe Hopoe, a Woman id Puna
Who bad taught hef the art ot danetng
the hula. On arriving In Hawaii, Hilaka
found that Pele had broken both
pledget?; her lands had been devastated
by volcahl fires and the life f
Hoboes had been sacrificed.. .
,The sltuaUon nbw was f entirely
thafiged. Hliaka Teit that hef pledge
given to Pele hot to allow the love ap
proftches of. Lbhlau was ; abbrdgated.
While sitting on the Verge of the Crater
of Kilauea, Hliaka received the
kl?pes and embraces of Lohiitt in the
sight of Pele and hef listers, Pele's
fernih was stirred to tengfeance. At
hpr thift sisters pelted Lh
tlau with Volcanic fife, knd he finally
was done to death. .
"'When Paao, an Intimate friend of
Lohiau, heard; of the tfigedy," he
Vowed Vengeance figathet Peie; and
traveled from Haeha td Kllauea. Pele
bv hef wiles, molllfled and diverted
his hiind, so that his i errand feaiiy
proved fruitless, and Paao giVf Mm- -
eeif up td Peie. . : -
The story ot Lohlau'B festoratldd U
life IS ; vaguely told tof the feason
that it does not directly concerd the
slor y of Pele. Hilaka . hersell was
to highly Incensed against Pele that,
according, to one accounU she left hef
fistere and went to dwell ,od Ihe
!?Iand' of Kaual.i j V i ' I
CAPTAIN DEAlTcorJVIGtED
Of SUCK DOOKKEEPUiQ
t Associated Press by Ped. Wtresi.)
WASHINGTON t. t- - Oct. SO.
rr.r. Wartert Deitt or the 15lh Cavalry
has been round guilty by a court
nartiol of fcarelcpsness in his
He has been sentenced to
herTuction tot lo f.Ves lineal rank
c.v,:jivmlv;ayti:.'.2TWLe
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Pot Vai&na VaIaiaa, Itahnk, fcftd
Way tUtlcnr 5:t5 a, m., 3:20 . to.
- Por Peart Cityv Ewa ill and ay
K tou 9:15 Id
t!.ttIoiLSt?:o :
11:33 . ns 2:15 fc. ta S:Sd .
t:15 p. tt tii'So t. tt Ul:l5 t- -
Pof Wahia-- a and Lellehuk lOcO
k, fa 2:40 p. ia 6:C0 p. to
p. tl. v . W ;v
irri've itonokTa troid kkititt,
and Wsiacke ;8;JC Wta6:41
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Afftve rJoboln'ra trora tw lidd
Pearl Cityt7:45 Sa. teu T to
ll:C2 a. to l:4d p. to p.td
S:S1 p. fa 7:S& p. to. --
' Arrive. Honolulu from WallaW nd
4:C1 p. to r:10 p. to.
The ftalelwa Lrmlted. w Awtoat
trs'a otiTy firitclart tickets Vodofed)
IciVti HonoTu!d every Sunday at :M
a, to, for HalelwkTiotel; returning-riVe- s
Id II6no1nTd.lt p. to. Thd
Limited klca fcnly t Peart .City n4
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POBT-I-PIIII- E
Associated Presa by Fed. Wireless
WASHlS'OTOJCtt C. Oct 20 The
United Stales transport Hancock, carrying
a regiment of marine and the
battleship Kansas have been ordered
Immexjfateiy to- - Port-au-Princ- llaytl,
which is threatened by the Haytian
revolutionists and here American in-
--.ji, ,,a-l-
terests' add lves arer endangered.
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FIGHT VILLA
tAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless.!
WASHINGTON. t. C. Oct, 30. Offl-cl- al
irpotts received hero state that
Oed. Carranitd. had an army of Iff.tMJO
inert' edncedtrated ftt LootW ready to
move against Vina shduld the latter
be preferred In the convention at
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go td Arleigh'e Crossroads bookshop
Snd make a choice front the thousands
of good stories there on sale Not only
the hewest works of good authors, but
also splendid ktertes that .hate been
reprinted in the 65c editionsAdv. vi
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IIOVEIIDIITGiOl?
msELS to Annmj(
t Bad tfknciscd-4Jongoi- ra P.M 8. 8.
: - ' : Saturday Oet 31 ;.i
ttita via way ports Madda ttea itr.
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anday Nvk 1
r Madi Uoldkal and Ladal ports
MIkahala Bth ' a-- i y
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Kauai ports Mauda la atr.
Maui ports-MAudin- e; etf . Q. "
kadai ports Wi r ow Haih atri ?
Mnday Nov 2.
Hongkodg, Via Japaa portsSibertd
P. Mv 8. S.'i - -
- Bail fYaacisco Sonoma, (X 8.8.
Tietday Nov, 4,- - v
fca a PVadclscty Manoa, kt, Bv S
stmft
HUd.' Via wky ports Madtta tti
Koda and Kkd porta Maana LoV
' Wednesday, Nav 4, . r
Madila Via KagaeaktLogan, t? S.
A..- T. v
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. Kdtiat porta Wi O. 4U1V tf'
1 Tkurtaay,
Ndv 6. ,
Maul ports-JClaudt- ne, etf.' 5 i-- .
' v' rrtday, Nby, ' !
Sad Pranciscof-Shlnjr- o ; kxttn, ap
anes stnif. -
-
Sydney, Nv. 8. via Pgx Pago--
Ventdra O. S. & ;;?.;:.y-v.-
Saturday Ncvtwbef
Uio via way ; port Mkdd Kea,
Tuesday Nov. tft. --
HoagVonte. Via vJafad' t)ort-1il- yo
1
Jifard, Japaneeo fctdir.
Sad Ftaactsco XraUodia u, & s.
g. .v,':.V4:i:?-?;v..;;':'..-
?iday Nov. n.
kona and ? tcaa porta Matma Loa,
; : etrnf.
v,..r;- -
. - - -.-
San lrahc1s4,ierfela, Pv 45. S,
y W6woay,- N6V.16. -
1
Sad PtanclscoSferra, O. S. S.:,
Tueatfay, Nov. X?.
Kongkodg. Via Jarad Portd-'jCiiln-a,
M. S. S. !0,rr:,,:
--y
Pi
Sad Pranefscojarfine, M. K S, S.
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rndajs Nov. j?o.
Sad FtantfsofHorea, P. S. SX
. San
Ttiesday, "Nov. 54v v
Wk Jrapaa ports Mad-chnfi- a,
.:- P. M. S. S. v..-
Prancisce Wnhetmlna; 54. X
PASSEXGEKS DETlRTtD T
Pr nitt. T. 5. kll for Kddat "pdrts.
Oct 59-4- t. i Trtrecdtt and wife, 4.
P. Akma, A; S. XVT?. nW
1ASSEGE1!S U00KtT
t
' Per ; dth Claudide Tor $TaoI Torts,
S0.-- Mf.
Km: and Mrs. A: 5vtcLeod.
Per ?tr. Matfh iCea for Hilo and
dy oTta, Octdbet S1 Mrs; TVP. Be-cher- t
knd o 'children, TX. Bethe.
Per Wf. Kfdao for iCanal porta. Nor.
n. S. W. WiTcbx.dnd wife, P. K. Pa- -
; i, T.- - 4"). McTJo'de, Mbw 1ft. Cdmp--
fr. Manna loa Tor Kona and
-- ts. Nov. M. "OsHbi, Alexan-rard- .
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SUGGESTS VAYS:
TO HELP ilLOu'G
PIIOUTIiVM
Zeno K Myers Comments on
Some Results of His Recent
Coast Trip
Zcno K. Myers, former chairman of
tb Promotion Committee, in a letter
to Secretary H. P. Wood roake a nutn-be-f
of Interesting suggestions on promotion
work resulting from his recent
Coast trip. His letter says in part:
"It was my good fortune to meet
our chairman, E. A, DerndU In San
Fradclsco, and after being Informed by
Mr, Taylof that the hotel lists would
be no longer available to him We took
up the question and after explaining
to the manager of one of the principal
hotels In San Francisco how our
work is conducted we were assured
that dot only would the hotel lists be
available but the entire hotel force
would assist our representative In his
effort to induce people to go to the.
islands. This, they fell. Is due us,
reciprocating for the splendid trade
that they receive from our Island people.
Mr, Derndt is to see the otljer
hotels and I am sure this obstacle
has been effectively removed,,
successful termination thereof tn this
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matter. , '.y y-'-l-
"Mr. W. W. Price, the very, successful
manager of Fallen' Leaf Lodge,
Lake Tahoe, definitely states that he
will come to the Islands this year to
look over the ground, and as his seasons
are 'very short and ;, he has lit
months of the year to make use of he
is codtemplatfnr the- - stkrtlnr of Ha-waiitours,
that is, inducing people
to make the : trip herd to the, Islands
for consideration, also coming; in touch
with Hawaii for business for hit resort
during the month! :6t September and
October. 1 hop that we. will have
the opportunity of taking this matter
up personally with Mr. Price this win-ter- K
as he is k man, of great capabilities
and eminently successful In everything
that hemdertakes.
"Mr. Taylor has consented to do
some personal work among, the Iasu
ante people df San Francisco, : 1 have
suggested ; td him thaC a number; of
the carnival posters could be displayed
to advantage In, the larger Insurance
offices , ot. San Francisco, ..wher. a
great many people enter, and from the
business connection that s these com-
30, 1914. PRICE FIVE cext3
panies have with Hawaii they should
be Interested tn . helping us to advertise
our carnival and the Island trip
generally. There la a splendid chance i v- ';.. , Friday, Nov,.S.r- v.;'-.- '
for the local agent here to assist In Hongkong, via Japan ports Shlnyo
"
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this connection and ft revested will Manx, Japanese stmr. . .. ,
no doubt be glad ' forward the pos- Koaa and ,Kau porta Manna Loa,
tal cards and otheradvertlsing matter atmr, noon. . fc". :v
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to their home offices,
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San Francisco Ventura, O, S. S 5
p. ta.;? ' .
'. C - Saturday,' Nov. 7, .r 7:
; HUo ,vla --.way? porU-Madn- a Kea,
Gold bars valaed at $33d,0) were
withdrawn from the assay office for
ehtpimrht to Canada, ' ;
Jewelry valued at $18,000 has
diaan-reare- d
from thie automobile of Mrs,
itarold Bdowi tf Newport, It; 1. V
rASSEXGEfcS EXPECTED
Per O. S. S, Sonoma, froia Saa Fran
clseo, November 2 X F. liaar.' Mrs,
fcaar, P. Pailey," C ftcrtheaa, ties-ter- ':
Drown, 'Andrew Dolger, Mrs. Bol
fter,-Micha- Dolger,; Kdw Bolger,i U
1L Cattley, Mrk Cattley and InTant.
Miss Cattley, H U. Cattley, Mlsa R. U
Cooke, Mr, Cox.' R C, Clarke Mrs,
fclarkev I. Cantor Miss Cunningham,
PtanTs Coffee, XL, Beck, 5. C, Carter,
V J. Conroy, ..C
.jv
C vc Itom. X.UL
Mr, Edaa,;w;
r jaieyv Mra. riaiey, j,.arx, Mrs
San rranclsco-.Thote- as,- Xk S.' A, T.L,lan- - ""i "skift, Postraas;
tlotiglv-ongr- ,
Jtw and Mrs. t W enalags, W. C
Mjve,, .nil a., mjvb, ?ir. Ij vjimjw. Airs.
Le Caidev T. It Mulleav Mrs. Mbllen,
Mrs. larlcw-el- L Mr.
Murray, Mrs. Mar
ray, Mr. Nathan, Tt.. Masseur, Mr.
Xo-bl- e,
Mrs.NoWe, 11." I Owena, Sergt
Parker. Mrs. Parker, Mrs,. I .Scott,
Mrd. C. . Cooke, Miss Alk Cooke,
tr Rv S. Pope, Mr. and Mrs. X. P,
5t1chardfton, J. tA. SQimour. F A. Van
Sryclc, Mrs. XMi Slyck, Lieut C C,
I Train, Mrs, ,W, A. Settle. Miss
Valpy, Mr. and MrswW; ":Wodles Ttean
Yotmjr, Mrs. Tbuftg, Mt. Settle, XL P.
Shea, A. J. Cureton, W. Atklna, Mrs.'
Atkins, Kramer.
; Per M. ' Nj S. S. Manoa: . from San
Praocisco, -- November
S T. A. Love,
Mr. 'Gebbhatt 'and family, T). Norton,
XL Frakfer.sJ. A: McOoire, Miss LVTTin,
Miss Grace A, Tottage, Misa Barlow,
Mrs. M Brooks, Hss Martha Golden.
Ja. Dodglas. Mra.Jas., Douglas, Mrs.1
Mariner. Jad. F. Fenwck, Mrs. Taylor
and hfldmi. Ai M Novell. Mr. Coul
ter, Mrs, Coulter, Mhs C. Noyes, Mrs.- -
H. iv. Pearl. Mrs. W. A. Engle w4ind
1iiTsMt.5 W; P. Far-d"oha- r.
Mrs. A. Lore, Miss nrma
WbTtmaTm; Mrs. Clarence tooke. Miss
Alice CoWkAi Mfsft Jkhooor. Miss C.
F, Hrtnenwny; Mr. Ii' ff. Tlempnway.
Hi XL Tremen way. F. O. Atharfon, Mra.
F ; c. --Atherton XL TTarders, frs. H.
Harders. h ,' '. "
mm reeds
HELPTOFli
MISTRESS LlAIIV
Docs anybody know where Mistress
Mary lives?
Alapakl Smith, postman. It. F. D.
22. has a special delivery letter for
her.
He says. Tls simply addressed to
Mistress Mary, Homestead at Happy
Valley Farm- .- Though - her see ?. bo
other name he mnat find her just the
same, for. It's got ta go , ta MUtress
Msry. i' .. V;.
Postmen have more troubles ' than
we careless folk realize. Alapakl declares
that time was once when any
old dunce cotild easily fill the place
of the postman. With such
new-fangle- d
ways as they have now-a-day- s it
takes a man of brains to be a postman.
The newest style cf writing is Impossible
to read. Egyptian hieroglyphics
are not in It. No, indeed ! Got to
guess at names and places; got -- to
know folks by their faces. Oh! It
takes a man of brains to be-- a post-
Jy-
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man! ,
Agua Calientes and the conditions at'
tached td - Carranxa's ':. Sel-land- er
"Great credit is due Mr. W. II.
resignation bo of the Matson Com-
refused.
pany In having arranged for Mr. Taylor
to appear before the meeting or the
traffic managers recently held In San
Franclscd. These railroad people listened
with great Interest to his lecture
and taw the waving pictures, two
meetings having bean arranged and
were attended by 500 dad 30d respectively.-
I would suggest that we write
Mf. Belladder " assuring 7 him ; The other day came a letter this
way; It would worry anybody but a
postman ; , Twa routed "twenty-three.- "
,
"Twenty-three,- " you know, is
me; in the corner was a note to Mister
Postman: "Give this to Missus
Navigation
Smith, the lady, with red hair; she
Uvea along the road, you surely must
know where. , She has .frecklea on her
face, and her nose is out of place." Oh,
I say! It takes a man of brains to
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be a postman. ,
t .. .... s ';:
'MesUpha Bey has been elected provisional
president by the - Albanian
senate In sesaion at purazzW
of our Thomas F. Waters, caretaker of the
appreciation of his efforts, and 'the State Island Boat Club of West Brighton,
New, York, was burned to dedth
when the club house waa ; destroyed
by .Are.. .i ;
y :
TESS2LS
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TO--j DETAET,
Friday Oct. 30;
Mau ports Claudlne, .str 5 .p.; in.
Saturday. Oct. 31. li ,
Hddgkmig, : via Japan porta Mongo-
S.-s.- V-;-- lia, P,, M. . .
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J HUo via way ports Maud Rea, itr,
3 p, tn ,
Monday, Nov. 2. ;'...:v:v"'
Pago--Sono- ma,
Sydney, N. 8. W., via Pago
-- O. S. S. ' , ; --
.
i Kauat porta W, 0. HalV atr 5 p.
- m. v1 " v 7
; Maul ports Clandide, atr 5 p. m.
Kauat ports-Ukellk- e, str, 5 p, m.
Nov;- 3. -
Maul. Moiokal and Lanal V porta
Mlkahala, atr., 5 p. m - t
San Fraadsco Siberia, M. S. 8.
i Kauai ptrts Kinau, atr., 5 Km.,
v . .v Wtdntaday, Nov4 .
San Francisco Wllhelmina,, M N.
s:s io a. m,i r yi';:"7,:
Hllo -vta way porta-Maun-A Kea,
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tr 10 a, m. - - :".
, Thursday, Nov; 5, -
San Francisco Logan, U. 8. A, T.
Maul ports Clandlne, atr 5 p. in.
Kauat ports W, G. Hall, atr., 5 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 10,, ;
San Fraactsco Chtyo Marn, Japanese
stmr. : ,V
San FrancJsccf--Maiioa- ,' M, N.' 8,
4 p. ' '
-- y-.:--
to, "r;
SatardAy, NaV.! 14,' " ;
Manila, via Guam Thomas; IX S, A.
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; Tuesday; Nav. 17.
, San Francisco Chma, P. M.- - S. S."'
' Wednesday; Nov. It.
San Francisco Matsonfa, U K: S.
S 10 . to, ,;r.rir:.-- y
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: Friday, NdV. 20, v? ? '
HongVong, via Japan ports--Ko- Te,
p, M. s. s. ;. i. x:-j-- :-
Saturday,-- ' Nov.' 51. v;'
San Framdsoo sierra, O. 88,
ooa.. ; ; .v :;;:'f
. Tuesday, Nov. 2,
' San Francisco Manchuria; P. M. S.
San Francisco Ltfflhae, VL K, S. S,
I p, m.
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-- v 5-- Friday, Nov. 27, .
Hongkong ia Japan ports Siberia;
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P.'M'S. S.
-- ' Monday, Nov. 3D.""-.-
- Sydney, N. S. Ww via Pago Pago
Ventura, O. S. S. "
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s
E1TX3
- llatla are Cue Ircta tia ttiSxrWizz
potofs vs foTlMra: ' . - .
San Francisco Mostigotla. t3ct. 50.'
Yokohama Siberta, 3CcrC2 '
Australia Tentura, Nov. S.,-- ' - .
. MaThi will depart for tbe tdSewtng
v
pofnta s follows-- : y V- - ;
San Francisco Siberia,;, Nov.' 2.
Yokohama Mongolia. Oct. 31.
Atjstralta Sonoma,' Nor; 2. -
T2AKST0ZT 'SXIZTIC3.
Lbgan, from Manila for Nagasaki :snd
Honoluln, sailed Oct, 15.
Thomas, from Bonolum Tor "San Fran-Cisc- o,
arrived Oct. 13. : ,
Sheridan, Trora Honoluln' for Manila
via Guam. Oct. - - ' v
nix, nt Manila.
Sherman from tlonolnln, for Guam
and Manila, Octil 5.
Warren, stationed ax the Philippines.
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SUFFRAGETTES OFLCkTCZI FU1TJ G
suFi'iiii lw,;;;.;;
By Ltt Malll
LONDON Founded by raffragUta. a
women's volunteer police force is drilling
daily for duty. They call themselves
the Women Police Volunteers,
and are an offshoot of the Women's
Freedom League, of which Mrs. Des-paxt- L
a aister of Sir John French,. Is
the bead, f Whea they are ready for
active aervicfr they will ; get a fetching
uniform to give them a aemt-offl-.
clal status. A navy blue aerge coa-tum- e
of a smart military cut with a
bard felt hat like a bowler with a
flat brim and a belt wlQ.make up tha
outfit., . Brass JeUen. ."W. V. P." on
the shoulder straps, a metal bade on
the front of the hat and special badges
denoting, the. duty division, such as
"FT for park and number of the constable
on the .collar and such, necessary
Implements as first aid appliances.
Including smelling salts (for cases,
not for the policewomen); police whistles,
district map and pocket torches
will complete --the equipment. .
The new . policewomen are already
hard at work learning jiu-jits- u for
self-defens- e,
police drill, signalling, police
court proceeduro and first aid. Every
woman so far enrolled baa had to pass
a medical examination as to physical
fitness and care has been taken only
to accept those otherwise qualified to
nndertake this new responsibility. V
The ages range from 30 ta 45. The
force Is ruled by a chief (Miss Damer
Dawson)K deputy chief (Miss Nina
Boyle), . Indpector-In-chle- f lMrs. Mee-so-n
Coates), and an' Inveatlgator-In-chle- f
(Mrs. Edith Watson), who Is a
detective, and a charge
sort of chief ,
officer ( Mrs. N K Strange): r
The present . headquarters are ; at
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Westminster and fccal stations are to
be established la various parte cf the
metre polls. Other forces are to be
formed is the provinces and one has
already been started tn Scotland. The "
minimum duty will ,be two hours
day and the maximum eight. --The women
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