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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1913.
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' Honolulu Lodjce No. 409, r.
A. M. Regular mating.
TUESDAY i
WEDNESDAY t
Hawaiian Lodge. Find degree
THURSDAY!
Honolulu Chapter,
Regular at 7:30.
R. A. M.
FRIDAY t
Oceanic. Second degree.
SATURDAY t 4 n r
Harmony Chapter o. 4, U.
S. Regular meeting.
in vtiitinp member! of tilt
order are cordially invited to at
tend meetings of local lodges.
Horses
Fine lot of work and hack
horses due May 26, by S. S.
Mexican.
Club Stables
Tel. 1109. v."
Anton Stange & Bro.,
nurtnin confectionery and fancy bakery
Pound, citron, currant, coffee, sponge
and fmlt cakes, hume-maae cnoo
olate candles and Gennaa
rrtk hread
1113 Atakea. nr. Beretanla. Phona 8711
Garage
E.
AGENTS FOR. THE FOLLOWING:
i AMDiAhiii Tourlna Cars and
Trucks.
, Alco Touring Cars and Trucks.
Knox Touring Cars and Trucka.
Reo Touring Cars and Trucka.
Knox-Martin Tractor.
Premier Touring Cars.
Cartercar Touring Cars. .
Mercer Touring Cara.
Marmon Touring Can
Appersen Jack Rabbit
HONOLULU LODGE, 616, B. P. 0.
Honolulu Lodge No
616, B. P. O. Elks,
meets In their hall, on
King St, near Fort,
Every Friday evening
Visiting Brothers are
rdiallv invited to
attend.
J. L. COKE, E. TL
H. DUNSHEE. Sec.
1914
AmcricanUndersIung
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Models
Marine Engineers'
Beneficial
Association
Meet on the 2nd
md 4th Mon
d a y s of each
month at- K. P.
Hall, 7:30 p. m.
Members ; of oth
e r Associations
are cordially in
vited to attend.
PAPER
Ait HmU Wranoine Papers and
Twines, Printing aifd Writing Papers.
iucDir.iN.HAWA AN PArtn &
SUPPLY CO- LTD.
rrt md Oueen Streets ' Honolulu
Phone 1416 Geo. G. Guild, uen. Mgr
We carry the most complete line o
..' HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in the City
JAWES GUILD CO.
Win, McKIMET LODGE, No. 8,
J
Meets every 2nd and 4th Satur
day evening at 7:30 o'clock in
K. of P. Hall, cor. Fort ana
Beretanla, v Visiting brothers
cordially Invited to attend.
A. II. AHKKNS, U. U.
L. B. REEVES. K. R. S.
ON EXHIBITION
NOW READY FOR .DELIVERY
Geo. C Beculey,
shan S3C1 eolt Distributor
OAHU LODGE, 1,
I. O. G. T.
SvV Oahu Lodge. 1. L O,
a. T.. will meet in
the Central. Union
, V.- Bible School Room
NACi Mr of on1 third
Tuesdays at half-past
seven p. m. : '
R. A, S0ARE3, Chief Templar.
' 50,000 OWLS
4
OVER-NIGHT
FEDERAL
WIRELESS
to th9 Adverti$a
tectlve William. Ingram of Los An
cvolsd a j lKvfnc a bribe taker and cx
onerated Detective lksick, now ia
charge of the bureau or identification
in Los Angeles, whom he said had
spurned an offer of $ 500. The charges
were made in the presence of Chief
SoKiatian of the southern city. For
mer Detective Esola pleaded not guilty
when his case was called in court.
While Governor Johnson Is holding
no the VeDD-uird3ai1 anu-aueu
rtvo ntrnnB ' cossiblv more, were
bill to give the national government killed today by a great electrical iud
time to exhaust every possible diplo
In wtidnlnK amicable
lelations with Japan, in accordance
vith the plan he announced alter ine
irassage of the bill, he is being flooded
with letters and telegrams from Cali
fornians and from residents of Eastern
states urging him to stand pat ana
sign the bill.
Johnson late last night received a
telegram from Secretary of State Bry
an reiterating former pleas ror aeiay
otfti-m which sweDt tne 1 uisa oh ui-
trw fanv oil tanks and wells were
set afire and a number of power plants
were badly damaged.
DDftxPftT ADMINISTRATIVE
FEATURE IN TARIFF BILL
Protests against the administrative
features of the pending tariff bill are
being circulated by E. H. Van Ingen
& Co. a New York importing firm.
an rerauus .rhttM, nrovisions are declared to be
anil fldirinir mm in piertise u wu" .
"." nn,i.)ian iiau. "unfair, unworKaDie, aruururr uu ,
If you, iase Soap-
AND WANT
A SOAP
THAT IS MORE
THAN WILLING
TO DO ITS SHARE
OF WORK
'Smoked Every Day
M. A. GUNST & CO., INC.
PARCEL DELIVERY Y PHONES
3461
PHONES
MESSENGER
YOUNG LAUNDRY
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tion until the federal government has
had time to take up the whole situa
tion officially with Japan.
Will Answer Bryan. :
Governor Johnson declined to make
nnv nfflpi.1i Rtfltcmpnt yesterday re-
till J - , m - t . -
onrfHnir hi intentions concerning the
Wphhe anti-alien land bill, before him
for signature, beyond the fact that he
was drafting a reply to the urgent tele
graphic warning received by him from
he secretary of state, which answer
be will send by wire to Washington
today. ;' " v'
Surrounding a street car which was
being operated by strike breakers, a
crowd of 1000 strike sympathizers this
afternoon stoned the strikebreakers
a nd only the intervention of a squad
of do! Ice saved the men from death.'
Tim onr was manned oy seven
ftrlkebreakers, who cowered inside
when the mob made Its assault, 'sym
pathizers madly tore at the streets 1n
efforts to obtain more stones -with
v.hlch to continue their attack. Before
the mob was dispersed the police
charged repeatedly, and finally reacn
ing the car took the cowering strike
breakers under their protection and
marched them away to safety.
nnii otmI to constitute a victory
rnr the 'hlehlv protected American i
manufacturers in their efforts to ham
per, harass and injure importers."
nlaint is made about the du
ties nroDosed. Circulars sent out by
the firm urge, among other things,
that riuttes h assessed on actual cost
of goods regardless of current market
fluctuations, and demand tnat pnyaie
..tiommtR in rases of iindervalua-
Hon of ImDorts be abolished and trial
rnurt bfl substituted aa a
means of fixing penalties.
Sir Tatton Sykes, aged 87, has Just
died In London. He had many eccen- J
tricities, one of which was the wearing
of six coats when riding.
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Soap
New Moon
Our
GEORGE V. JAKINS
Auatlontsr and Commlsalon
Agent.
Sachs Block 76 Beretanla St.
!Victor Records
BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.
Odd Fallows' Block I ; Fort St.
GAS1
25c per
Ml
gallon
Von llamm Yoiing
Co.. Ltd.
. Honolulu. T. H.
HONOLULU LODGE 5o. 800, -
L. O. 0. M. ; '
will meet in Odd Fellows' building,
Fort street, near King, every Friday
i I snnltier of 7 SO oVlOck. ' - i J
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vinitins hrothers cordially inviieu
to attend, v v' ; -' ' . "
CLEM K. QUINN, Dictator.
. JAMES W. LLOYD, Secty.
FOR ICE COLD DRINKS AND
14 ICE CREAM, TRY THE
Hawaiian Drug Co.;
Hotel and Bethel 8treets
The Studebalter
Uses tar the
Schuman Carrlaqa Coy Ltd.
unTFi I
iTTEUABT
ORANGE BLOSSOM CANDIL3
Tha Host Popular Candlaa Xado
on tha Coast -HONOLULU
DRUG CO, LTD.
ZZ Fort St Tolsphona
PASSENGERS EXPECTED
Better out your order in for that HAY RIDE you ha been planning
3:;;'-HiWaiian:E::pyeco Co.".
;-iJi - - ::. r-;:. Phone 2464:
rnnprpaa will be asked next year to
appropriate for one battleship, a mam
moth dreadnought displacing u,uuv
tons and costing about 120.000,000, ac
cording to tentative plans oi tne navy
general board, made- public today.
KnvnvB from Turkey arrived in Lon-
Hnn tndav to resume peace negotia-
uons wun me rmiB.au buiim, uUb ijr Miss Florence . Kooerts,, wrs. d.
probable that f ricUqn which exists he-1 0deI. ( Mrg; , Taylor, nurse and
, flrooo onrl Rllleraria'maV delay I .. f...n TIMnn Mill
Each accuses' the other
Spliced Heel, Garter (op. in blacK, wnitt ana wn. . i
firm. Emnlre Theatra
r w
: dm, f ---M s a. Wilhelmlna. froi
San Francisco. May 13: Mr. and Mrs.
S. H. Brown, Mrs. James Murray, Miss
a u..rrav xtn Sloan. Mrs. Henry
. Lawrence and child, Wm. Hay, Mr.
and Mrs H. W. Porter and children.
TS H,9h' ip..c.d H..I. 0,rt.r Up. ,n whit, and un.
children, Miss D. SpInny. Mrs. John
T. Gullck, Mrs. H. M. Rogers, Miss
viol on Pot r sinn. Mr. and Mrs. M. S.
Wakefield, Miss P. -A. Parker, Miss B.i
ctoffana pviwnrd W. Barnard. W, F.
woiihmn J L. Poindexter. Miss E.
Poindexter, M. B. Clark and mother,
Mis SoDhia L. Clowes, Miss .uoromy
pfrinvor Misa Jessie Flanigan. Mrs.
T C Spencer and infant. Miss Nora ' MADE FROM COMBINGS.
iKM Try u.f.r R..v.tn ,nd
-j..i. u,,ffn Mnnni? ! F. nohrmann. r--.w? imru eriD r.i athes CLEANING CO- 221 Beretni ttirssx,
Jr Miss Florence Roberts. . Mrs. B. , nai. . . - - '
IirillliLUlK LLuLL II ItUUU . " , I rinrfAfl : -RJI ffl I . 1 M V 111 r. . UU1 BE - AUU I ' 7 - . - " : . "
tween Greece and Bulgaria may delay w Mi MareGnr Tilden. Miss
the :meeting:'. - Each, accuses the .other BTelyn ,TiWn:Mr.-; and Mrs.: :S.,T; mxt'manv kWh DRY CLElNtHa
of obstructing peace by refusing the den ' M,gs. Mae r 0'Hara, Miss Jew! BIST LAUNDRT-TTOR ASD .pai a?wu
(...mo rnira the nnWPrS are draft- I un. i TLTra H P WlftllMn. i '. . ' W m A rtr
tne : " ' likitaa t. Mills Mrs. Eastoh Mills. Mr.
Mioa t. Mina .Mrs. Easton .Mills. Mr.
i" 7 . I
and Mrs. J. G. Heath and child, Mr.
f
ACIFIC club. ; "
AUTOuiODlLE
SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING
agftOClATEP GARAGE, LTD.
Honolulu Cyclery
SAU FnAUGISGO
Geary Street, above Union Square
European Plan $1.50 a day up
American Plan $3.50 a day up
-K.nr etMl and hrick structure.
Third addition of hundred rooms
nnts hiiHAtnfr. KVPTV COmtOTt and
convenience. A high class hotel
at very moderate rates. in center
nf ihMtrfi and retail district On
car lines transferring to all parts
of city. - Electric omnibus meets
all trains and steamers.
I.Und Hcadaunrters. CabU AddrcM
"Trawcti" A B C Cod. J. H. Love,
Honolulu reprcsenUtiv.
Bethel St., near Hotel.
C T U RE F R A M I N G
Also developing, printing and enlarg
ing. Artists' materials.
HONOLULU PICTURE FRAMING &
; SUPPLY CO.
Scouts' Compass
Watch and a Compass 'Combined.
. PRICE $1.50.
CITY MERCANTILE CO.
Hotel St., near Nuuanu
.. -. - .. . i ana -unit), ,
Suffragettes In Dublin stormed ,the lan(J Mrs. H. E. Rhodes.
member of parliament, and broke
the ' house. Dillon
vntori nMtnst the Dickinson bill to
hi ho franrhisft to w6men. Nntlea to Bondhotdertc
; ,. ' ' :;- -' I . Notice is hereby given that pursuant
President Wilson's cherished plan J to the provisions of. that certain mort-
for Jury reform within New Jersey gage dated the nrst oay oi januar,
was endorsed yesterday by the asseni- 1912, which, was executed, by the Pacl
l')iy, after a strenuous fight, in which fic-Club, an Hawaiian Corporation, to
the president took; a' personal : part. Bishop Trust Company, Umlted. also
The assembly passed the bill on third an Hawaiian .Corporation, as Trustee,
reading by a close Vote' but not before those.certain Forty (40); or the out
an amendment had;.beefl .fbrcH; onto standing : bonds of, the said Pacific
i oiia for 'atatftw de referen- Club, secured by said mortgage and
,1,1m I nereinaiter ucDisuaicu '
UUm. . . .. - . ; I. 11 i.il. J.tt nl inrll
' iDers, were on uiuiu uo; i jh
i iiftn .iWiwi irfrawn and desismated
Government coal reservations m 1 .. , -
AlaSaor.the exctolve use or .the 'ff.-'SS.
iTnftwl States navv were advocated to- manner iiiuiuCU , " .
day'before the senate territories
mittee by F. G. Jemmett. mATHm th.ni.hon' Traat'Com.
the Alaskan NortherKa,
Jemmett declared it cost the govern pay. " urA Tiollars (J100.00)
ment about 8.50 to take eastern coat ed interest. on the
to the coast I aov n miv 1913. Said bonds
illDt AJ , , w 9
. must be surrendered to the company
At the eighth Mtloiial:! u8tpa7mnt ademption and cancel-
gress, which was Inaugurated ita rParis 0PaJ 'Yided In said mortgage at
yesterday, a letter, was read from Pr- y payment ,and Interest
tlnrnJa uhh wag Unable tO at- " , " J .ft.rooH
tnereon snan cease iiuiu nuu wwi
sj. ABADiE, Frcp:
-: f-
ALL KIXDS OF ROCK A3JD SAND FOB CONCRETE TY02X.
K ' , A FIREWOOD AND COAL, W
68 QUEEN STREET. - ' ? ' 0vB0J1,
mler Bourgois, who was unable to at
tend. ;-V. ' .
"Since our experiences of 1870 and
1871" he wrote. "I do not nesiiaie iu
flrot (iV nf JlllV. 1913.
The following are the numbers of
the fnrtv f40U bond3 so selected,
k. rvriuatve Aaency for the
famous RACYCLE Bicycles for
Hawaiian Islands.
4 en ftn. Kind St. Tel
HOTEL YA1HEA
White Wins
Will be In all Groceries
nesday. v
ed-
ote for three years' military service. drawn and designated
.kAL la nnur In iidinahle in view 01 1 . no
VUtV;U XB uun '
the German army increase. Be pacific,
but strong. WaiW and soon the arma
ment burden itself will cause an anti
war revolution in public opinion." -
KANTLEEK
N
-U Ml - A.
ciiw.i. NirWel and CODDer rui-i
UQIUf wnw., . .. .
Ino. Oxldliina a Specialty.
Atun PLATING WORKS
Rates Moderate, Work Unsurpassed.
Experienced Men.
en nortania SL Phone 2134
WAIMFA, KAUAI
-' . 'm I ... 1
l on Kauai
Twirist Trade Solicited
GOOD MEALS
Rates Reasonable
C. W. SPITZ ; : : Proprietor
'"SayT friend" have- you found a
good place to eat and where
you can get good coffee?"
"Betcherlif e ! I eat at the Palm,
and not only is the coffee
good always but the food is
'Class A'."
Tha
TAISHO VULCANIZING CO LTD.'
a Uetorcyel and Bicycle Tlras I
Alao Tuba Repalrlni
Read ''"j ;- 'V"
"HONOR OF THE STATION"
In Colliers for May 3.
TELEPHONE CO.
TaL 1117 MUTUAL
Adams Lane
DRINK
Hay's Old Kona Coffee
BEST IN THE MARKET
HEMRY MAY & CO
PHONE 1271
Congress soon will be called upon
to pay a bill of nearly one million dol
I lars for food, clothing, ; shelter and
moHirni aervinR snODlled by the army
i and navy to the flood sufferers in the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys, oet-ie-tary
Garrison is preparing a deficiency
estimate which must be allowed dur
ing the present session, as the army
funds have been so depleted that un
less they are reimbursed the entire
military service will be tied until
July l. f ::',:1'
The most destructive typhoon expe-
rionrxui in Plight vears struct tne rnu-
inninp. islands yesterday, wrecking sev
eral small steamers ana uuweiuua
59 . 105
C.r 106
. G6 ' 1071
67 UO
- 77- ' ' 114
86 115
87 116
96 120
101 122
104 127
Dated at Honolulu, Hawaii, this 21st
day of April, 1913. .
3 JAS. L. COCKBURN,
Treasurer. Pacific Club.
5527 April 22. 29. May 6. 13
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AND OTHER
GOODS IN
HOUSEHOLD
RUBBER
All kinds.
Best Material.
Large Stock.
"LEGAL NOTICE.
lighter crafts. y V' "t . . ro
ri nni;tino 9t Rpa total as.
ine kuuwu wioiiuM --- 1 win and 01 tne esiaie ui rmuwsH-u
but the total death list from the storm Jz deceased. wherein petitioners
. ...lK innAmin? TPDOrtS. AS I . . . j ir-n on mJ rroi
iv thp rmnillT COURT. FIRST
ni.it Tarritnrv nf Hawaii. In Pro-
i,nfit r-hamhprs. No. 4421. In the
matter of the estate of Francesco De
infn nt iTnnniiilii. deceased.
U14. ACbi- Vfc ' ...1
Oh Reading and Filing the petition
and accounts of W.. W. Chamberlain
oh Ron Dpnlz. executors under the
will and of the estate 01 urancescu
HOLLISTER
DRUG CO., LTD.
Fort Street.
mi
' 0 s r
to
1 1 f
i ....niiinr ...uh innnminz reDorts. As
is aw cinug, nuu o - -
far as known no Americans have lost
their lives, -v '
PACIFIC EHGIMEERIHQ
1 COUani,.";
Jl sudStructuret. Swiurr Sr.
1nniin - -
ME
FOR A SWIM AT THE
Waildki
NEXT SUNDAY
Savs. the Wise Bather
"Be Prepared"
Go to Ye Regal Boot Shop and
Get the New
SPECIAL
SHOES FOR BOY
SCOUTS
" "" - -inllCTTP
- .ji BiiRNETTE
. . f Deeds for California
Commissioner or us ' ARy; PUBUC;
and Newuf;iaae Licenses, Draws
Grants Marriag e m cf SaIe(
Mftrtflae owrr' annrney for the
Leases, Wills. ej -ERCHANT ST.
District CcurtjJO w .
HONOLuuwt '
T. Wurakami Shoten
Importer and Dealer in
JAPANESE DRY and FANCY GOODS
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Etc.
32-34 Hotel Street, near. Nuuanu.
STAR-RFLLETIN GIYES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
CURIOS
Largest Pacific Soutenlr
Store In the World
HAWAII it SOUTH
SEAS CURIO CO.
Young Building
Twenty-five federal officers, taken
prisoners by the Constitutionalists
during the recent fighting near Guay
mas. Sonora, have been executed, ac
cording to confirmed dispatches re
ceived at Nogales today, the numDer
including a colonel of artillery and a
colonel of infantry. The dispatch ad
mitted the loss of 200 Constitutional
cta rtuHnfr thP fiehtina near Guayraas,
but stated that the Federals' loss was
much heavier. .-
' a Pinrpnrp iHsnatch to the Daily
Express says that Prince Ardeue,
hrnthpr nf Kin? Peter of Servia. will
marrv this week Mrs. Hugo Pratt, a
rich American widow.
TTR.BULLFT1N GIYES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
MiMiaPi Oallo. buncoinan Informer,
today in the office of District Attorney
Fickert at San Francisco, accused be-
net in ha allowed $652.30 and charged
with $600.00. and ask that the same
v ovominod and anDroved. and that
o final nrdr be made of distribution
of the remaining property to the per
sons thereto entitled and aiscnargiujs
nMitinnop and sureties from an iur
i.or rconnnaihiiitv herein.
111. .v.K . , . .. .wi
lt is ordered, that aionoay, xne 10m
AV r.T Tiin A D. 1913. at y OCIOCK
a m hpfnrp the Judge presiding at
rhnmhers of said court at his court
room in the Judiciary building, in
vTrtr.i.iiii ronntr of Honolulu, ue ana
the same' hereby is appointed the time
and Dlace for hearing said petition
and aroounts, and tnat ail persons iu
d tnav then and there appear
and show cause, if any they have, why
the earae should not be granted.
Hr t hp Court:
ioalv A. K. AON A.
roo,i iho fith dav nf Mav. 1913
MITH. WARREN & HEMENWAY,
Attorneys for petitioner.
: : 5539 May 6, 13, 20, 27.
Last Opportunity
to buy a lot cheap near i.mma anu
School streets. Only three 101 s : ien.
In the Perry tract. Price reduced to
22 cents per foot for a quick sale.
Easy terms. "
P. t R. STRAUCH.
Waltr Banalag. 74 R. Cag treL
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NEL80N B. LANSING. Agent.
STAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
Wholesale A Retail D"''".
ENGLISH A. AMERICAN WOOLEN,
SILK AND COTTON GOODS
Corner Nuuanu L Beretanla Sts.
Beautiful Hats
MISS POWER
Boston Block
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