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fl' Si' ? ' (Continued from Pag 1) I'lilled HIiiIpb and Unit of France. "11 In a mailer of congratulation to the Hllboot of Clilmi to see IIiIk flag inlhcil lioio, nml I hui! It will fly for ovci iik tlio Itepubllc of China enter, j tin1 way of clvlll7Ullon,." At tlin rliu of Ills speech. Cousr.tl t'liun Chlng Ho I in I led IiIb Cillers Int.) tlio nsscnildy Imlt of the Consulate, whuo l'iiiiki iitiilat lotin well' exehang 'l. Dm Inn tlio llag-ralsing tho Ha waiian ll.ifl iil:ivt-il llio Chinese n.i llniiiil :ilr. Among tlio first to cnll nt tlio Con sulate this morning weio Itev. Flank W, I):iiiioii uiitl Mm. Damon . Mr. Da mon smiling, shook hands liunrtlly Willi Consul Ho. Ho wild Unit lie was Rl-u of tlio establishment of tlio Ho publican fot in of govor'uuoii: In China mill oxpier.sed tlic hope that It would ' n main Ktnble mid prosperous us tlio 5 emu go on. Consul Ho, uttlioil In u civilian milt wan assisted In receiving tlio ciiltcvn bj lir. K. II. 1.1, VI co Consul, anil Sec lotailos Y. C. I.ln and Mr. Chun, stm of tlio Consul. Almost nil tlio promi nent Chinese merchants, ndnilicrs ot I Jr. Sun Yat Son, iinl those who fl.itmoil to ho the mlliercntx of Yuan Slilh-Kal, were there, too, to assist the Consul in his Now Year reception, Kv oiv Chinese wore 1'urnpc.in ilrcHH, Japan's Consul Calls. I'n mi Hit' diplomatic circle Japanese Con ul ticnciul S. Dyeno made Ills Now -Year call on Consul Chun Chlng Ho. Ho appealed In civilian suit wiih a Hlllt hat. Ho did not remain long .11 the Chinese Consulate, hut, on hohair or his government, he extend oil his congratulation upon tlio arrival of llio Chinese New Year, Following lii in came n number of IVdeial, ToMltniial and City olllclals Hulled Slates Mnrshnl Hendry, accom panied lij Deputy Muislial Holt, cauin to p.i.v i o.i pee t to tlio Chinese, Consul, It. S. llosmer, tho Territorial forester also called, Fiom tlio Judiciary Dc pailmciit, Clicult JiiiIkc W. J. Hohili win paid Ills lespects to tho consular lopioM'iilallvo of tlio lloptihllc of Chi na. I lou V. (). Smith also called. The iceep'lou, which lasted from I)!"!! In II o'clock, was well attended, llcficshmcnts woio served tho guests bj the obliging stutT of tho Consulate, assisted liy tho wives of prominent Chinese merchants of Honolulu. Among those pioKont at the Chinese CoiiKulalo Ihls morning weie Japanese Consul S. (!)ono, United. States Mar shal llondiy and Doputv Mnrshnl II tit It-Hi. W. t). Smith, Unhurt Levveis. i:.h w ud William Osborne, Illshop of Springfield, C. K. Al. Chu (Join. Chun Ming llo l-'ou, and several others well Known In Honolulu. At noon today, Consul Chun CIiIiik Ho, accompanied ,y )r, ,, returned theh calls on Iholi- fileuds In town. The. attended the leeeptloli held In the Chlm-ho clubhouse on King slieclils the nttltude they have liilun opposite Smith street. The Hawaiian) "on my nport as to the business mesent time 11 is breeding mosqiil hand was present and played lhel so- hole depuuls whitlur or not Honolulu (()(,3. Domestic and Foreign Wines and Macfarlane Co., Ltd. P.O. Box 488 (.elections In honor of the Chinese Now Year Promptly nt 12 o'clook Ins- night Chinatown colohrilled tho lilrlli of IH New- Year The streets wore tilled with tho tnerryiuukois and tho door of the Chinese stores nml private lcs Idences weio thrown non to woleomo callers, Today tho Chlneso nre limit ing and returning New Year calls. CLARKE SAYS NO APPRECIATION llnrrv Corson Clarke, the comedian now phivlng an ctiKUgimcnt nt the Opera House. Is hlttiily dlsappolnte I ' nt the failure of Honolulu to meet hH expectations In the wuv of audiences HccoKiilyoil as pirhnps the hcst-hal- niui'il lompany that ever played stoe't iitKaKcmcnt hue, the Claike iiKgrcgu tlou has hem Killing iry little sup port. Chuke snld yesterday that he had Intendiil to make a louir stay lure, but 1 that his reception has broken his heait. And be talked ns If he meant it. "I have never been so disappointed in all my life." he stated to n Hullo 1 1 0 mini this inornlmr. 'Tor your past I have been tellliiK Mrs. Clarke, 'You Just wait until wo Kt to Hono lulu It Is the Hnest place on the fact of the Klobo. mid the people nre the best I have ever met. The word hos pltallt) was mined In Honolulu' I iiilue hue with tho assurance that th) ptoplc of Honolulu vv'tle anxious for something good. 1 huvu dellvvled the Koods mid what Is the result' Bitterly Disappointed. "On the III xt nluht we opened to u crowded house, iiuil the crowds have been growing suinllir ever slucu we opened 1 mil not making uuy Licit ul out the mono) tod of It. 1 can af ford to lose twice wll.lt 1 liaVe lust here and never woriy ul out It, for 1 am Independuit If I uevir go on the stage again. It Is the bitter dlsap- polntuiiut of the way hi which the people have trtated me that 1 nm com plaining about. 'They are Just dying for something more than picture show and cheap vaudeville. Come on down unit )ou will be greeted with open urius' These were some of the state mi uts made to me hi fore 1 eaiiie. "Ilaik on the Coast the other theat rliul men told me that Honolulu wus u big guinble. "All right. I said. 'I will take the gamble. I do not care If I lose. I was down in Honolulu foutlieu ear ugo nml 1 knnu the piople. They ar - the llu st In Hi- is in Id.' ' ' I entile ami fuun I u change. ' No More Will Come. "I do not wMi III any way to kno.-' Honolulu or to say im thing that will damage the town, but you must le- lllelllbir that Hie whole Coast Is Watch ing my li Ip here '"If CI. uke can not make r.m no out else can, that It certain then Tltiit Family Trade Supplied We Carry a Full Line of Liquors OUR SPECIALTIES: The Best In WINES WHISKIES CHAMPAGNES RE-ESTABLISHED will net any Rood companies to conml hero without a stiff guarantee. 'What can I nporf nighty-seven Pple whin lhe heard that 1 was coming took seats. Hat the Qoodt, "I am not saying that the company I have with me Is the let that over stepped on n staKi', hut at the same time It Is n Kood company mid hotter than any that lias been In Honolulu for a long time past. There are the 'Koods,' nml It Is now cleaily proven that Honolulu does not wnnt them 'li this l so I can not understand "Just us the pieseut time there Is a mow incut on foot to erect till o( r.i hiniic at mi enormous cnt. t spoke at the time of the llrst inciting, hut this was before I realized Just exactly what loudltlous were like here At that time I InleiiiUd to play out the four winks' season nml then to buy u bun galow hole ami stay on for a year. I even went so far ns to look nt two, lint now all my plans are ehaiiKed. I no to Hdni Instiad of stopphiK liere M wife and I are on the way around the 'win Id We want to see the whole of It and Intend doing so whether we play nuvwluro lso or not "I brought down here u company iompod of the best piople I luutd Bel They are spending their money In the town. Thty nre Ma) lug at the YomiK. the Itoval Hawaiian, the Dniiii I and the l'leasantou, and wlidi they leave here at the end of the senson they will go back llrst class to Han I'ranelsio That Is Hie vvny 1 prepared for Honolulu, and the reception I got has broken my lienrt. "What Is the matter? That Is vvhnt I have been trying to llml out ever since 1 came here. People say they are fond of good shows mid yet when ou In lug one along they will not go to It "Take, for Instaiue, the ensu of Christopher Jr.", the piece that we play for the last lime tonight. Thire Is one line In that nddressed to Margaret Dale Owen 'I.lke n dove out of the ink' She went to u Honolulu house and bought there a. complete outllt from hat down to shoes, all ilnve color. Just to lit In with the line "That Is the sort of thing that we have been doing lilt along, and has It been appreciated? "Honolulu must make up its mind ns to vvhnt It wants. If It wants soiue- thing good, then It should do more than say so It should help out by showing appni-latlon of the effort" HARMONY PROGRAM (Continued from Page 1) weeks ago as those of piobable can didates for the delegates to the con vention have bten discussed again. It Is lousldircd certain that A. I- C. At kinson, Charley Hlce of Kauai and Ku- hlo will bo prominent cundld.itt-s. As to the Territorial convention, the iittirnueis of prominent llepiiblleans votiida) are taken to Indicate that the Kiililn-IY-inr iiintroversy will bo 'Unlimited fuun the i-iiniiijlen nml If M,wll,,. r,m tie convention. In which ,.,,,, tri, wolld be no Indorsement of ,. r ., i.r n the merits of thclr personal find political differences The Harbormaster lias been notl- (.(i timt one of the gutters on the i Imi-i'MU iiimuI tin tmilftil til nil tit till! Phone 2026 - A . VY2 USA si i. .iM,. "WHY PSfejStol II a Ji- Uii'v v -.i COUGH?" liZi Q. What Is good for my cough? A. Aycr's Cliciry Pectoral. Q. How lout lu.5 it been used? A. Seventy ytais. Q. Do doctors endorse it? A. It not, wo would not nuke it. Q. A. Q. A. Do you publish l!iu finuuL? Yes. On every Lottie. Any alcohol in It? Not a s.djile drop. Q. Hjwrnaynearnmoieofthis? A. A j.j your doctor, lie knows. Ayw's Cherry I titenl t-Mn l Br. I. C, Aur Cf. I .. i ' . ' " MILITARY PARADE ORDERS ISSUED Detailed mid ncciirnlo Information as to tho Rroat military parade on the ninrnlng of Washington's blitlulay. Is contained In a memorandum attached to tho olllclnl older for llio parade Just Issued fioni department licmli-iiar- teis. Tho paiado. pirtlculaily If the Nnvv Joins with the Mllllary, will he tho greatest nun Hal display over seen in Honolulu, The official memorandum Is as fol lows: A street parado and review- of the organizations herein designated will he held 111 this city on Washington's lllrtliday, Keluuary 22d. 1UI!. Tin" tlovornor of Hawaii will review tlio parado from a btsiiiil located In front of Hie .McKlnley High School, facing Thomas Square. llilgadler Ceueial Montgoineiy M .Macomb, U. S. Army, will comiuand the painde. The staff of tlio geneial nlllror com uiaudlng tlio parade will he as fol Jowk, and will 'rt'iNirl lo him mouiileil ul dcp.iilmeut lieadipiaileis at p A. M. Captain ('. C. Caiter, general stair, chief of staff; Major Archibald Camp- hell, adjutant general, lid Lieutenant I. M. Audiews, Mil Cavalry, A. I). C, Major J M. Kennedy, medical corps, sin genu; Major William I'. Wooteu C. IC, engliieei- pllleur; Captain 1). It Cube, commissary; Captain 1. II. Coolie, a master; Captain CI)noril (iamo, iiuiitermuHtur, The piiadc will form and march In two sections I'Irst the Military Sec tion, Second llio Naval Section, Tho head of tho parado will form on King stieet In front of the entrance to thu executive grounds. Tho following organizations, in the order named, will constitute the mili tary set tluu, llio place of assembly of each being Indicated: I'lflh Cavnliy, Merchant street lie tweeu Itleliards and Fori, In column facing east, head at lilchanls. l-lrst Field Artlllory, Al.ikea street, north of King, In column facing south, head at King street. Second Infantry, on Itlchards street, north of King, In lino facing east, right lesilng on Kin; Mi cot. Coast Artllhuy Corps, on Mllllanl street, opposite entrain e lo Incentive giouuds. In line facing eaal, oilginal right Hank retting on King. Company (1, Second Battalion of I'ligluccis, on Mllllanl street, in lino south of Coast Artillery, facing east l-ll st Regiment, National Cuard of Hawaii, in Km-cuHvo grounds. In line, racing cast Ulght resting nt King rtreet entrance to kiouiuIs. Kamohamoha Cadet llattalloii, on V.I omuls of Judiciary building, in lluo, racing ninth, loll Hank testing on .Ml lllanl stieet The Naval Section will ho constitut ed as follows One Hamilton or Marines as Infan try with Colt machine guns. Three llatlallons of Seamen Infan try wllh Colt machine guns. Olio Ilatlallou of Field Artillery Culms and hands appioprlato to llio command Tho units of the Naval Section will assemble on Itleliards and Alakea sheets, lo the south or King stieet heads of columns or right of lines tent ing on King street In such manner as tlio Naval commander iiiav presenile All organizations will he at their designated places of assembly; foinri , thins completed by ilHIO n, in. Hie ueuii oi me parade will move at U IS a m. sharp. I Thu guide will he light. Cu will will maicli In column of platoons of three sets of four each. Field Arlllleiy in column of see- I Ions. I Infantry and Hoops noting ns such In column of subdivisions of four MpuulH each 'I ho units of the Naval section will 1 L - ' vC Taking Good T lHAT'S clothing nishings, not merely try ing to sell you something and get your money, but to see that you get what you want, what fits you, and looks and wears well. "We are prepared to furnish the latest, the very latest there is in vests, suspenders, silk hose both for men and women, bath robes and neckwear. He must be hard to please who can not find in our stock that which suits. THE CLARION L,, iiirii - march In such formation us Its com mander may proscribe. The lluo of march will he along King stieet to Victoria street. Thenco along Vlctoila street to llerelatil.i avenue, passing the reviewing stand on the right between Young street uud I'orclatiiu avenue, Thenco along Her etiiula avenue lo Nuuanii avenue. i Hands will not turn out of column, in passing tho reviewing stand. The general olllcer commanding will; leave the column at Foil street, north of lleietanla, from which isilut he will lev lev. Hie parado as It pasht-s. At Nuuanii avenue, tlio parado will , he dismissed, tho organizations re turning lo their various camps, sta tions or vessels by the must conveni ent routes. Huforms for tho parades: For tho Military Section cotton service mil- foim willi service hats. For thu Naval Section, such uniform us may he pre- tcrlhed.b) the prt)cr naval authori ties. SACRED MUSICALE Sunday evening, at Central Union Church, will again ho devoted whollv to sncicd snug. The double iiuarlet consisting of Miss Kdllli Hosslyu Col- lair. Miss llertha It, Kemp (sopranos), Mis. Chas. S. Weight, Mrs. Chester J. Ilium (altos), Arthur F VVnll, J. A Hill (tenors). Ceo. A. Drown and Stan- Icy Uvingstou (basses), will render several of the best anthems sung dur lug the mouth. The male ipiartet, u ladles' trio, n duet nml several solos will make up u most excellent musical service. The full piogram follows Mealca Program. To lie rendered nt tlio popular Sun day evening service, February 18: Organ Prelude I'raver .... Ceuppons Call lo Worship Anthem '-Hall to thu Ijijd's Ali- uolnteiU' Dudley Duck Ladles' Trio "1.1ft Tllllio Kjes" (from "HHJali") Mendelssohn Miss Collnls, Mrs. Weight, Mrs. Iluiiu. Duet Crucifix' Fuiiro Mr. Wall, Mr. Ilrown. Seml-Cliorus "Shades of ICvo Are Fulling" Schubert Offertory, Organ Solo "Adagio' (fuun Mngnlfleat"! , Alexander (iullmaul Mr. lugalls. Solo -I Will Uxtol Tlieo" (from "Ahraliuiu") Molliito Miss Collnls. (Juartet "Still, Still With Thee". (Jerrlsh Mr Wall, Mr. Livingston, Mr. Hill, Mr. Iliown. Solo "Hosl" ,......, lllsclioff Kdgur M. Cramer. Anthem 'Treparo Ye llio Way" tlanel ltessiuso lo Ilenedlctloii "Now the Day Is Over" Male (Juartet. I'osHudo Clarke The general public Is Invited. You must gel the II nil el In lo get Hie etvs. Care of our business in and gent's fur CORNER FORT AND HOTEL STS. ii - nnpirii n n Electric Light for Every Home Cost of Wiring, Electric Current, and Fixtures Is Very Low Let us estimate the cost of wiring your house The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. m 3 Colonial Pumps For the Colonial Ball Fine different new styles for this event have just arrived at Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd., 1051 Fort Street Qm DC TheEverydayArticle Iron Bedsteads In pUin, ubtantial pattern,, that itand wear and tear and till look good. Ses a Bed at $7.M, Quality and pneo beyond competition. Our Salei ar ALL THE YEAR ROUND. LIBERAL CREDIT BAILEY'S KING AND ALAKEA Weekly Bulletin, $1 Year You Bsn)5inJiCl2ih ,,JI C 30C ihj . 1 J STREETS I ', . h i n li i )i $ ii ill