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VENTURA HEARD JESSIE FREMONT
across record
distance;:
A message telling cf progress and
an attempt to make up a jNrtion of
the time sjwnt in the completion cf repairs
lias winged Its way 171 miles
from, the radio plant on board the
With' a vjew. of .fulfilling Itb.
visions of the, mail cpntxact to.yie beist
advantage, the Ventura may be expected
to makojome, fast time jn proceeding
.from JloncJuluv, to" San,, Fran-
Miss B., TKau. .Miss y T; Kau, Master
C.Jlonan, K. C. Ah ana,' Missel
Colburn. rs. H. K Honan, A."Horrier,'
Jr Miss D. Teller. Miss U Weight.
Miss Anna Sallcday, Miss 1 SaHoday,!
Mrs A, G. Kaulukou, M's H: Jacob--J
ecu, Miss W. Dunn, Migs K. Dunn." Mrs.
D. Baldwin. Miss M. Bryant, Miss 0.
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SALEVlLLCOFilE
UP FOR
Judge demons to Say
Whether
T. G. Balleatyne, Mrs, T. G.r
Ballentyne, W. H. Blacow,Irs, Oty, H.
Blacow, C. B. Blum. Walter, ft; fjastle,
Fred L. C?8tle, G. A Chase S. Av Cheney,
M iss Florence M". Davidson h.
Evans, J. Field. M.iss Goldie Gurqey,
Miss Catherine Utth RobC Horner,
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teas; aiics'ihc
cppcllzlnfj anfj ivbolcsoms
csly
fresi noyfa Grcpc Cpccsj pi Tcrfsp
;Tbc Ds!dng Powder nurdc
hwt Baking Powder Cook Book sent free on request.
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DECISION
Address lox &8d
HONOLULU TJLJSDAY, J)KCEMBER 20, 1914
TT FIRE-PRO- O
DARKEilNE HAS
FROM HURRICANE
(Continued from page one)
jug Intrepid was ..despatched - to
bring, the strapger into port, the vessel,
bo'weverV returning late Ia8tilght(
rpprtlQg, ,that the w;hdjainmer cpild
6t.Jbi;Jcted. .'r.. V
second trip made 'early ,this morning,
resulted in the Irmgard receiving,
a visit from the feded quarantine pf fleers,
who ordered tne barkentine fijml-fated-'-
.
;.The ; irmgard last visited HonoJula
on November IV 1913. 'when completing,
,moinorabl , . passage from . Pa-Pgte- it
hrpugbt a shipment of phosphate
rock consigned, to local fertilizer
oomiimie&.e The. vessel. a( that tinie
w,Wnanded by C,apin. Densmpre
cisco. ' '
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Two scci' of have Veen
;;' lpcJLed for .the mainland. ; - Cw
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JJOOJCEP
Tcr Btmr. Slauna Kca. for. IIil6Tand
SO-Jo- hn, 'Ry, .Vorts, Dec. HjnjV J. p.
. firown. g.;lorner;:'IX.Vraser,'"AIaster
Cousins, Jlrs, H. p, Coti&Jns, J. . W.
White and wife, Mrs. M. Sexont C9L
v; i). Ueach.'Mrs. W;"n,lWa'cK Hiss
u. Ooa Lenl)o
deke, SIjss
Miss 5
isjrtc
Ea-jnn- .Mls .w. a
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Per ,stmf. Claudinc, for Maui ports,
Dec. Si Ilev, lLvP. Judd, iJllss leltsn
- J'er itmr. W. 'UitiS. tor- - Kauai
pojts. an. J, MiKs'Jlv, Ilkins, Mrs.
H. D. Wishard," jilss G.- Ins, iss ft.
Ing, iliss Rf. S. Hcnanl Mjss S.-Ho- str. Kilauea from Hilo
ports. December 29
passengerjsf
J E. Sheedy, C. R.; Forbes. John: Hind,
A. G. M, RoberVon, M'. Brownell
wife,' H.
PASSEXCEIIS
ton.
an,
" ? Kauai child.'
Mrs. W. O. A.' Baxnhardt.
Mrs. J. A. Akana. G. A.
wife, S. S. Paxson wife. Miss J.
Day, Miss J.v Long; Malterre, M.
Devlne, B. Joy. Misa T.' fQ.
W. ;Armitage, ; wife and ALi ,u
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Mrs D. Plaske, A. Souza,
Jvev. i. r.f ifuio,.fliiss taiu), a. uiacf ,
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, ;;f Kh;;ti;- Lud--l ij:Ttiampzott.:iamar Mitant
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wue, a. iTestiage c. u. James,
aand Wootia. ' Mrs.4 R. T.- - MayApo,
B.. Lyons M.
Krumb wife.: G. Yollner, .
R. "Lyons, : Mrs: James Scott, Misa K.
McNutL W. I Haaey, Mrs. J M. Lit-ti- e
Miss Little. Y. UshldalL.C Jrej- -
Per and way
For Honolulu,
H.'
and Mrs. and
Barnhardt,
Warren and
and
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HorawUl,
eon,
Copeland,
Ti
Lyons.1
Capt. Twk Speaka lrmaard..
and Master
G.:
tas. Charles Keahi. Mrs. Hashimoto.
wm. Led ward. .,ry.,.. j'.'i'V
: Per MJC.S.S. Manoa from San Francisco.
, For Honolulu . Deqembejf
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; Captain,-J;iL-.Tra5.- k, master of .jthe
Qcanic . liner Sonoma that steamed
from this pert for Sydney direct at 3
tfclock yesterdayr afternoon, ga Ye the
firjit news of the distressful plight ;or
foddmor'
the- - unfortunate barkentine irmgard,
which today was brought into the har- -
)iftT where its stay ,will be indefinite
penning, .arrangements lor paruai or
complete repairs, Capum Traak sjgnt
ed. the .(rmgardl lh; a. large part of
its. .Rpaxs , and. .can vaa gone about, 1 9
miles off;the island.; ..lie diverted jthe
oqvrse,.of..the Sonoma. wi(h ,a view, ft
speaking the vessel. . lie tun. reported
the .incident! ,ta lle Jlonolulu station,
,through .r,le83... The' Sonoma
remained at,, the port far some hours
.ybile 1 a quantity of, ty& .ws ak.?n
on board,, and, less jthan 20 tons p .refrigerated
cargo discharged. A .score
Of pasen;ejs in, .the' several cjasses
joined the,; vesse'l . for thpo'uth, seas..
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Bianoajyiajte peeqy ,voyage. f . .
Cookto ., despatch. Jthi , Maaoa, to
evening.'; , While
jCajbuiul' .Jhrsday. ;
hjirf ..the vessel viiT be,'discbrged of
abut 1QQ to$3 , qf gejaeraj jierchap-djfA- .
A.rSftianJAuiaLot sugr Is n.
ported, to gRatt shipment to the mainland
refineries bythe Manoa. The
vessel may. also take molasses .in . bulk
KV ornn sucrap in aoKiintittaflnir at
; seypral Aplan tation jKarebousejs ; along.
tne cpasLpr tfte lsiana or. uawau, ac-
cording to a report brought tp . ttjs
RADIOGRAM.
S. S, Ventura,' p. m. Dec. 28. 1870
miles :off ibctmd in; will arrive. Saturday
4:30 p. m. and sail for San Francisco
at noon Sunday.
to Hilo and way ports this morning.
bringing a general cargo including one' ATTEMXiiON . M.. O. pF PHOENIX!
city today . by jSicset Phillips of v the
steamer Kilauea, ;01aa. Waialtea and
Papaaloa .were represented on-- the list, j
The. ; Kilauea competed a - round trip
leaving poix toniorrow morning;
' Purser Phillips ; fine
' weather, with plenty "of before
I . Hila .' belhf scheduled, io take up he Hilo viteduAdv.
run, me
reports
ralnf
leaving Thg steamer Helene
r was passed at Oncmea, and the
lanl at Hbnbm'ua.,- -
CITY DADS JiUT
ABLE TO CLEAR
AWAY 0 D OR
It will be Impossible for the present
beard of supervisors to '"clear decks"
entirely for ihe incoming body next
week. This was ascertained at the
daily session at noon today when the
members began delving into a mas-- i
cf detailed business, some oi lu h
Oceanic liner Ventura, and was, ret
reived today at the agency cf Brew-p- r
Co. Tlie communication between
ship and shore as it concerito-XVeanl- o
trrKlial vpaterdav will either
operating scutb of the equator .f1
to 1" VVZZ
"udge Charles o .
at long
demons in the
ieral court at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn- -
; . Captain J 11 ltuvitU1i'll uulii un:
deaths o Captain J. 1 Coweii wsis
chief officer In the steamer, stated lu
. his message that he expected to briug
the Ventura at quarantine about
o'clock : nest Saturday afternoon.
la order to discharge a considerable
quantity of refrigerated meat and pro- -
. visions from Australia and consigned
ta the. U. 8, dtplrtfrient, I
the vessel probably will, nIbtfeesf
patohed tor San Francisco until
day coon...
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The Ventura met with an accident
to; its .propelling; machinery on the
voyage- - Schoonej Shall" Bring Only
$275
The sale cf the pearling schooner
Jessie Kremcnt for 27'. a public the
auction conducted by the Vnited
of
men the Little
vessels
fed-thn?t- ?
atteLpU dls&ncVloirtnunici
tal tbU morning as to his " attitude
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Kara lug me saie. oui siatea. nweier,
he did not believe the was from friends of the master no
. unrth larce lives were during the storm.
of money. deck cargo of lumber logs remainquartermaster
from Pago Jago to . Sydney,
when a blade was dropoe4lcemrtbft
starocara wneeu . -
sentitoa";Sytfmjr and then
dock., the ryalra , detaining ;tho ship
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for. threeays. r a , .;, ; .
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Irmgard. with hold still intact, help-
From Auction less and with steering gear damaged
and rendered almost useless.
To install a jury rig sufficient to
at bring vessel to a safe haven at
Honolulu taxed the exertions officers
and to utmost.
material had been left on. board with
which to refit the vessel work several months
was completed under the most trying
conditions, stated the skipper today.
re- - No Lives Sacrificed. v
It was a matter of much congratula
that vessel tion that
an excentiouallv amount IosL The
J and
In case the sale of the schooner Isj.ed "lnt?.ct within its lashings. A hasty
not confirmed by the court, a resale! inspection of the vessel now moored at
will be necessary. The highest bid.! quarantine wharf would Indicate that
tthat made by F. V and Walter Ma-- J little water has round its way into the
la rlane, was Z75. ,Tpe costs oi me
lfbel agalnsl the vessel, and the! .It is Xhe present intenUon of Cap-award-s
mitde by the court tp thosa en-- taJnSoiithard.,0 arrange for at least
terlng the libeL aniount tp $63().?2,, . temporary renairs at Honolulu. The
considerably moie than the price WdJeEse.Lnndicargp are consigned to .A.
Captain "George Frair, yho brought Kelson & . Company, of San Francisco.
the schooner to. Honpluiu apanaoaea - The Irmgard standing, about 12 miles
j his .nronosed DearMug .voyage to the off. the, ialajvj under its peculiar" ap-
The liner wag lAdmlralty islands dismissed pearing, rii. awakened much interest
hla rrw' claims .that the Jessie Fre tin J&xk
mont , Is wcrth "set eraT thousand dollars.
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h,iPPng cycles .iate has been pending but untouched for
and the
One subject is the gift of a portion
of the McCully tract by the l!enry
terhcuse T.ust Compan to the
municipality under an agreement that
the city macadamize and curb McCully
and the cross street The paving has
been done, but the curbing remains
unfinished. Several somewhat similar
instances, where property desired for
Street widening is ready to be deeded,
Mere called to the board's atenticn.
In some cases the deeds are ready and
they will be accepted, the new beard
being obligated to move the hcuses,
as per original agreement.' '
PROFESSOR SAYS JAPANESE
KNOW BUT LITTLE OF THE
yester ANThALJEN LAND MATTERS
day ajrternopnu. Tjxp utson. Kaytga-tlo- n
, ,That. the authentic details of tho
antf-aite- h riahd holding legislation in
California has been withheld from the
Japanese in Japan and. that but very
little ipformatfon regarding this mat-
been received in the empire
ter has - the-stateme- W8s made
by Prof. Y.
Ichihasbi, a professor In Stanford university,
who left for San Francisco in
thre Shfaiyo M atu this morning
follow-In.- a
six-month- s' vacation spent in his
native- - country. y
..Mr. Ichihashl said that when the
anti-alie- n land balding question first
camfeflpthe iieidents in Japan were
censtantly in of authentic in-
receipt
formation regarding what was being
Bon.in. California.'. .But during the
past-yearr(- b added, Httle. f the details
of the develevmentr of the situa
tion has reafllred Japan; and for this
reason te Japahese have taken the
matter wiui.evcaedmg quietness.
jm m
SUCiAR1 FORGING UPWARD AGAIN.
Alexander & Baldwin have received
a 'cablegram "
from" New York saying
there was' a sale' Of 'raws affecting the
Hawaiian basts today at.l.ox. Th's is
0.06 above the 'jprlcev quoted to A. & B.
yesterday afternoon. v
Aliens, to the number cf 101, includ-
99
Johnson, Mrs, - Palmer. ,, i;
Per stmr. Mauna Kea, for HUo aad
Jan. 2rMIss Kepla, Miss
Amelia ' Tan, ,Yan Miss Mae Alana,
M aster V; Kinney, Mrs. WI KUt
ney,, Mrs. F.isber, Miss .Ben Tayjor,
Mrs. R A. Peck. Miss piivialKapahua,
Mrs.; W nissrman.- - 3v8y'por,ts,
If.
H.
If.
A G. Smith,
icey. . James, Miss , Eliza . gray the. Miss
Ase Tins; W;. J. West. lv Seyerancfi,
Miss Helen Severance., Vt; XJLJiir
per M.'M, s. gjyianoa for San
T. Rawlins. J. V Bennett Mr.
Mrs. F. D. 0. R Lelser. W. II.
TedwcllJL. ML BcJJrs, A. U Case.
M iss Irrno Dythcs, Jolua'anJ. . ir. and
Mrs.- ChasMcndlcr.'- , : v';.
Dr. Ewald a professor at
Stanford University, died as a
of a --general "breakdown ettributedUo
war. -
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Emil Koretaj,,.!!- - I.. Kuxisake, Mrs.
Grace H. Lebo; Mrs .Jerome Mears,'
James peddle, Cr u. v Turner,. U. F.
Wells, K. Yoshida U Ah Jeong, re.
A. B,Cq10.,,'J v . . .1. .
T. 6. S. Soyq Marn, froni
China Japan ports. '
Jlonolnli
December 28 C. IL Bredhoff, K. Fujil,
G. Fujisava,T. Mrs. - T.
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IJurakamC,- - : r..':;: ,-
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Jordan, Miss M. Sbcndbn, Mrsn; JA.11I Per stmr. Mauna lija, for
Towle, Mr. Mrs. II. P. WcodiV. iaadyay ports, Ilec; ItKCT Putnam.
Miss Born. Miss Achee, Miss Moris
Mullln,
hlge, Mrs. R
Fluegcl
result
worryojejtjeRuropan
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Mc-Velg- M. J. D. lt,
J. D. Paris, D. Todd. Mrs. Todd,
A. Clark, Mrs.R . Mitchell. Miss
Mitchell, Mrs. llatchte and infant.
A. llatcuie, Master Ilatchlc, Misa
C.
Flske'
and
ling.'- - Per K.K,
and
Alurakami
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For
i Twentydii . 'aba.' passengers, who
journeyed frqm. jSan, po
Punalyn
and
and
Schofleld.
Mrs.
Mo-nqJuJ- u
jn ,te Matson Navigation liner
IanoAlivere.gj:eaty pleased, a C thp
rcdQ.tiup. fn'M steaming, time, ac.com-pllshjp- d
through to- - c'purtesy of Cayt
YQqngr,eju temporarily in-- , charge . pt
U)e vessel, ucqding , t)ie. return fvora
spore, leave or Aptain yenry: yeaa-e- n
vThe', M&BO& i;a'9 ' ranciico
berihod.. at Pier
.awH1 0 ciK lastevening,. alter
n .inn
!.iur.f
l n tn niva -- noon nnn nl ino
. Black; Miss Meyer. Miss into. K C: r. Lii;
s Altea It Evans. Mrs: K R Todd L7
ebratecL . great preparation, Jiaving
been made by Chief" Steward . Vilpjarth.
t A big tree tyas a .feature "while J
each passepger jiias rcmjenibered with;
a.giit. . ing Japanese and two'
are accompanying the nurses.
Chinese, arHo-nolprived
from' the Orient In the Shinyo Tho. nurse V who' passed through
Marujresterday nd now are in detention
atlhe fedjeraljmrnigration station
, awaiting exailnatipn for erit-traninto.
the, territory.
Considerable timo was spent in the
starring, of the triple t turbines In the
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big Japapese nner Shinyo M&rj. which
at 10 o'clock this norning hayled
away from a berth at Pier 7. to re
sume the voyage' to the Coast Tho
Shinyo was given a large amount of
malt ...
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Th CommerclaJ Pacific Cable
schooner Flaurepce Ward has peen
assigned a. berth at Pier 6. The ves
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sel, will remain at the port last-for
an ' .
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indefinite time ponding its despatch
on 'another trip to Midway island ca-
; ble station.' .
; VESSELS TO AND I
FROM THE ISLANDS
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jt la. tho. inteatfon o,.tiastie (SpcUI Wireless in Merchants' I
Exchange.
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horse, crates of poultry, 13 sacks of t -- r ' :
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December 29, 1914.
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. Decem
ber 29, 9 a. m S. S. Lurlino, hence
December 22. :
Arrived. December 29, 2 p. m.. S.
S. Mongolia, hence December 23.
ASCORIA Spoken. Dec. 28. schr. R.
" it "Kind, hence Dec. 3 for Grays
Harbor.
Hi LQ- -r Arrived, Dec 2, schr. Prosper,
from Mukilteo. .
taro, 20 crates of vegetables, 30O The Christmas celebration of the
sacks of Vheat arid 133 packages", Of Phoenix, Lodgft will be held Tuesday,
sundries. The' kllaueia"'win reiurri to December 2a, at 7:30 p. m. All mem- -
a berth In the stream, the 'Mauna Kea bert aAd theiramtiics are cordially in- -
Passengers and ' mall". that left Ho
nolulu in the 'Matsbn Navigation For, plumbing;, wiring, stone walk,
steamer Lurline are reported to have , paintjng.br bid ml general contract
arrived at San Francisco at 9 o'clock for two bungalows. Apply "3 Queen
' this morning. ' '
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THE VOLFFS IN
MODERN DANCES
ATmm RINK
Announcement was ade by the
Honolulu Skating Rink. Ltd. this
morning that the riuk has secured a
strong attraction in Mr. Marco Wolff
and Miss Fanchon Wolff, the exponents
cf modern ballroom and cabaret
dances, who have been in Honolulu
for several week.
It is announeH that by special arrangement
with Manager Thiele of
Hie Territorial Hotel, the dancers, who
were engaged to appear at the Mcana
and performed there very successfully,
will display their art at the Skating
Rink beginning at 10 o'clock tomorrow
evening. Among the dances
to be shown are maxLxe braillienne.
the innovation tango, the fox trot and
the hesitation. Aside from the dinner
dances at the Moana this is the only
occasion on wh?cff the Wolffs will
have appeared publicly, here.
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NEW YEAR'S. ; :
EVE MCE AT
The management of Walkiki Inn' is
arranr'ng for an exceptionally entertaining
dance New Year's eve, in connection
with the special dinner to be
served at this time.
There will "be. special mus!c and the
Inn's, entectalnmentwill .continue past
the usual lcsmg hour.'
WIFE OP ACTINGONSUL j
ENTERTAINS FOR NURSES
OF JAPAN VISITING HERE
Japanese Red Cross nurses to the'
number of 2'), who were through passengers
In. the Toyo KJsen Kaishi
liner Shinyo Maru, en route to Europe
to care for the sick and wounded soldiers
cf the Allies, were the guests
of honor at a reception given by Mrs,
Hachiro Arita, wUe of the local Japanese
acting consul, at the consulate
in Nuuann street at 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. 'Besides the Red Cross,
nurses, 26 prominent Japanese women
of Honolulu were present, and . also
Doctors J. Suzuki and T. OshJma, who
In the Shinyo form the third
Red Cross party to be sent 01ft by Japan-since
the outbreak of the European
war. The, tJrst party went to '
the Russian frontier, ana tneecona
to Europe via the Suez canal.
Prosper Makes Hilo With .Lumber.
Completing a passage from Port!
Townse,nd In "24 days, meeting withj
fine weather and smooth seas; the
schooner Prosper, lumber laden, was.
brought to a berth at Hilo, on Monda'
affernotn, according to a report made-b-
Purser Phillips of the steamer Kll-- '
awea. The Prosper will be given a
qu;c.& acKpaicu 10 "' uie ouuuu
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January 4th Is ,the opening date of
the new term of the Y. M. C. A. night'
school.w Enrt9ir toniflrrt-AdVi- -i J
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Lumber and Building Material
OKAGS:.
STORE EVERYTHING. CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
JAMES H. LOVE Ptuww 1281
LOVE'S BAKERY
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Crackers
SOCIAL WORKERS OF CITY
POSTPONE A CONFERENCE.
PLANNED FOR TOpRppyf
A conference of the serial vqelfar.
and charity workers of Honolulu sclft
dulcd for 3:3i o'clock tomorrow afternoon
in the Libraray of H await has
been postponed until Wednesday afternoon.
January 6, at which time a
discussion will be had of legislative
measures needed in connection with
the problem or child welfare. The
need of further legislation in this respect
will be outlined in & paper now
being prepared by James A. Rath,
head-work- er of the Palama Settlement.
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BIRTHS
AGUIAR-- ln Honolulu; Dec. ?S, 1914.
to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Aguiar,
a son.
Xfas St, Bat to Toing Bldg.
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WOULD ARREST ELOPERS.
Circuit Judge W hitney signed ; ex--:
tradition papers thia morning for the ;
arrest and return of a Portuguese cou- -
'pie who hurriedly departed - on the ?
steamship Mongolia December 23, and
were. due to land at San Francisco to-- "
day. The persons sought are AVltllahi
Lopez, alias Manuel Gomes, and Laura
Haake. alias Minnie Gomes, and If
taught they wilt face a statutory
charge preferred by thewoman's husband.
John H. Haake. The latter appealed
to Deputy Attorney-Genera- l
Leslie M. Scott yesterday, declaring
that his wife, a woman probably 33
years of age. had gathered .up all the
family property and cah and eloped
with Lopez. former mate on one of
the Inter-Islan- d steamers, and who. la.
said to be not more than 19 -- or20
years old. --.. .
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Expert Furniture Movers
Prices Reasonable
BaggarjehanfJIedvith promptness -
Uiuoa
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The
maker for the poultry
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174 rlphons LT71
-t-he Petaluma LEGrTRIG
Incubator. Everything automatically
attended
supervision required.
FEE CO., LTD.
CALIFORNIA
Cor. Alakea and Queen Streets.
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TPQS2
Co., Ltd.,
mbderii monQy- -
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TO BUY ;RUGS CHEAPLY
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The Lewers & Cooke Annual Rug Sale ends
Thursday, the --31st. Just a short time in which to
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buy Grass Rugs and Matting at greatly reduced
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prices. Jj;
There are a few Oriental - Rugs left vvhich,' if
not sold by the 31$t,;miist be returned to the con-- .
signors on the mainland.
--Lewers & Gooke, Ltd!
wim
raiser
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