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HONOLULU STAK-BDIiLETIN, WEDNESDAY, 1VLY 2, 1013.
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AH ADVERTISEMENT WRITTEN BY LORRIN A. THURSTdN
Says the Hilo Board of Trade
It is a Trait of Human Nature
to thrnk'ftht distant ihlngs are better, more beautiful, or more
wonderful than those near at home. This feeling has crys
tal ized Into the following:
14 A Prophet
Is not without honor, save in his own country." .
"The Biggest Fish
Is the .one which is neve- caught."
"LifeV' Picture Gallery of Freaks"
recently contained a portrait of a resident of Buffalo who
has seen Niagara."
A Local illustration
of this trait is to ihink that it Is necessary to go to the coast
to get a change to a cooler climate.
Now, as a Matter of Fact,
the most delightfully' cool climate on Cod's footstool is to be
founjl on the uplands of the Hawaiian Islands. There are
plenty of other places on the Islands where the climate is
just jas good; but: "
Thirds No Place Like Kilauea
as a- summer resort for Honolulu people, for the following
reasons:
1. it Has a Cool, Bracing Climate,
makjng it a pleasure to walk. At night the thermometer reg
ister from 43 to 56 degrees, and at noon it is seldom over 75
degrees.
Several years ago I knew a party of ten who went to the
volcano for a week. Among them was a girl on the verge of
nervous prostration. The first day they walked around the
cratdr a distance of ten miles and after dinner rode to the
crater and back. The next morning the whole party .vas out
brigHt and early for a walk to the fern forest
2. ilauea Has a Marvelous Variety of
Interesting Subjects.
Heref are a few of them:
?Does It Got E
Just use it for a stool
will cook anything, too.
yJ -J t -." , . . r : ., Q , All sizes at v ,' : '
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1. The Volcano
wonderful, Interesting, dead or alive.
2. Pit Craters
a score of them up to a thousand feet in depth some with
bare, jagged, steaming walls and sulphur banks others filled
with ferns, trees and verdure.
3. Lava Trees and Moulds
some extending 15 feet above, some 15 below, ground formed
by lava congealing around an ancient forest
4. Fern Tree Forests
miles of them ferns up to 40 feet high.
5. Koa Forest
trees six and eight feet in diameter and seventy feet high.
6. Hawaiian Birds
hundreds of them brilliant colored and Elnging an almost
unknown sight elsewhere.
And all these are within from Ten
Minutes to Two Hours Easy Walk
of the Volcano House
This is Only a Beginning j
of what there is to see on Hawaii.
There Are Railroad Trips, r ,
auto trips, horseback. trips: trips long and trips short; trips
along the ocean and trips into the mountains: trips Into the
jungle and trips on the lava flows; trips suited to any purse
and any time schedule.- .
We Want You ''.
to'come to Hawaii and let us prove to you that every word In
ths ad is true and then some. j
Hilo
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lltt-Fort St., Above Hotel
WM. GITT,Propr.
We also do all classes of house aird store wiring and repair
Tel. 42
anything.
potlOverfcok
in footwear for that dance on
$mm mm
Wc rc showing some
fpn ocautiful creations in
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satin slippers; fbf ball
room wear.
Blue, Pink, Gold and
white;;'
Those with the plain
toes are $5.00 the
pair. v---Vfi
' Those with the cla-.
borate beaded vamps
aric i6;5D the pair.
Our black satins and
patents are the newest
of .the new.
The prices ' are" from
$3,50 to di5d.
the pair.
TJecf from Australia passing through
this port in liners ' operated by the
Oceanic and Canadian-AustraL-isian
companies Is to be watched and given
a careful inspection before leaving the
antipodes, according to a decision now
said to have been reached but a few
days ago.'
By the Oceanic liner Ventura, due
to arrive here from San Francisco on
agencies in Washington in the hope
of creating sentiment against pro
posed tariff reductions. It ia also
claimed that the investigation will
show that well organized news
agencies here have been maintained
by representatives of different in
dustries now gathered Here.
Patrolmen James Hayden , and
Samuel Orr were picked out by the
buncomen from a gathering of
twenty San Francisco patrolmen,
bailiffs and detectives Summoned to
the the office of the chief of police
today, . They are charged with hav
ing accepted graft money.
They were immediately stripped of
their badges and ordered suspended
nmflinc harintr9 hpfnrp thn nnlirp
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.nuiiuii uiui iiiuK, ut emiiu wii a i commission,
representative of the United States Thii nnu
Bureau of Animal Industry, who will
spend some time -in the several meat
exportingjyjrts on the Australiaii con
tinent Tnc placing of meats oiTthe
free list through the provisions in. the
new. Underwood tariff bill, combined
with the marked decrease in the sup
ply of Cattle on the mainland, is said
tp have led the department vto -tlie
belief that Australia at least will con
tinue ot ship beef to the United States
in constantly increasing quantities.
' The Oceania liner Sonoma, now en
route from Sydney to Honolulu and
San Francisco, is reported to have
several hundred thousand pounds; of
chilled beef and meats for discharge
at-AJoBofalu. It has only been a few
This now makes eichti additional
patrolmen named y Italian swind
lers as having given protection to the
operations of the bunco ring.
Harry M. Swartz , for ten years a
corporal in the marine corps of Cali
fornia who tied to Honolulu after the
alleged passing of a bogus' check for
$5lfc.50 on the Wells Fargo Nevada
Bank has arrived In San ; Francisco
in charge of Detective Dae Murphy
oil the "steamship: Honolulan thi3
morning. He was booked at the city
prison to await action by; thj police
court. :; ' .:
raided the headquarters of the labor
leaders and confiscated many books'
and papers.
"A tennis genius" is the description
of Maurice McLaughlin, the Cali
fbrnian, in the papers of London to
day, all of which declare his service
is wonderful. It is generally pre
dicted that the Californian will win
the championship of all England. v
! Much interest is being taken in the
young Californian since it is now as
sured 'that he Will meet Stanley
Doust, the Australian champion, who
today defeated Oscar Kreutze, the
German champion.
wa3 InRurficlontly redeeming its for
eign debt of one billion, four million
yen. the minister of 'finance, Baron
Takahaf hi, yesterday admitted that
the size of the; indebtedness was a
Kourte of , some apprehension, but no
cause for alarm." ,
Another note on the California
alien ' land lav arrived by cable to
day from Japan. The Japanese em
bassy at once began the work of pre
paring it, for presentation to Secre
tary Rryan. ,
Answering critics, before the Tokio
Bankers' .Club last , night, fctba.t Jpan
LATEST JAPAN' NEWS
TOKIO,- June CO. (Special to the
Hawaii Shinpo). Trince Katsurtt, who
has been ill af hi3 country villa In
Hayama, and who has been reported
to be on the road to recovery, is
again in a critical condition.
His serious illness is regarded with
a great deal of regret, especially as
he had been expected to assist in the
big campaign to be inaugurated early
in July by the : Aikken-Doshikai.i the
new constitutional party which j was
organized by him a few months 'ago.
TOKIO, June CO. (Special to1 the
Hawaii Shinpo), --Admiral Count S.
Kabayama was today appointed presi
dent of the educational commission,!
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whicl was; established 'by imperial
ordlnauco ob the thirteenth of last
raonta,, aoid Y. Okuda; present
minister of the department or educa
tion, $as been 'chosen vice-president'
TOhtlO. Juno 30. (Special t tae
Hawaii Shlnpo). Lieut JtT. Oka, Snb
Lientenants J. Takeda and Mr.' Saka
moto, first "three avlatldn graduates,
were jloday awarded tbelf diplomas.
Theses threo, military aviators 'are tha
first th be' granted a license In Janan.
They have mado some notablo Cikta,
taken' a great deal of Interest since
his recent illness. : ; ,
CASTOR I A.
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Boars th
! BIgnatur of
The Manufacturers Shoe Co.,
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1031 Fort Street
Honolulu
'Kah for the
Glorious
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Let the day be agrow with Flags and Bunting.
Let the night be ablaze with Fireworks.
FLAGS
Many slrC'T"-.corate your auto, your
horfnTand let the children wave them
to the breeze.
weeks ago that a local firm began the
importation of frozen meat (rom New
Zealand and this product has been re
ceived here through' Canadian-Austra
lasian vessels. For many months
Honolulu and the islands has been - a
market for meat from the colonies.
The result of the federal inspection is
believed will be watched w ith; more
than passing interest by local parties
new engaged in the business.
OVER-NIGHT
FEDERAL
WIRELESS
To the Advertiser
The house Judiciary 'fcommittee to
day trfmWSlydeCliTetrdnrFanTmir
to the house tomorrow all borrespond
ence.and papers of the department
of justice relating to the jCaminettl
Diggs "whiteslave" and the Western
Fuel Company cases, with I the excep
tion of grand jury evidence.
The committee's renort Will include
a resolution offered by Representa
tive Kahn of California Sfor air In
vestigation of Attorney Ceneral Mc-
Jteynoids" action m ordering post
tinnomMil nf (hoi;n nn'ooa I
Sport
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;.. Relief from the heat wave which
has continued uninterruptedly
tnroughout the Middle West for the
past six days came today with
cloudy weather. A rainfall is ex
pected before night. -- . . .
Thirty-eight deaths within fhe last
twenty-four; hours, with reports Of-infant
mortalities eoming in hourly, ac
curred in Chicago.
Dispatches rtceived today from
other cities. show fifty deaths in the
Middle West yesterday.; Mad dogs
added to the terrors of the heat wave,
twenty personal having been bitten in
Chicago alone. Kcports received to
day indicate that at least one hun
ercd persons have died as a result of
the heat wave.
President Wilson left today for a
three days "rest cruise" on the
yacht Mayflower.
The activities; of the senate lobby
investigation committee took a new
turn .ytr.tvrday when it was decided
ti direct the inrju'ry toward the opera-
iticMir; oT alleged paid news bureaus.
The charge havS been., made, that . in-
John J. Nclan, San Francisco's
labor congressman, jumpejd into the
middle of the commotion stirred up
in Washington by the corrupt lobby
charges of Martin MulhaH when he
announced that tomorrow (he will in
troduce in the house a resolution re
quiring the production before a con
gressional committee of alllbooks, rec
ords and olfice documents of the Na
tional Manufacturers' Association, for
which Mulhall charges he worked for
years.
"We propose thatthis association,
which was maintained to crush the
labor movement by the power of or
ganized capital, shall be forced to tell
how it conducted the figh." Mul
hall's charges surprised no one in the
labor world.
The discovery of a suffragette
"murder, plot," which hitherto has
been known only to members of the
heme office,' is announced in London
today by the Daily Express. - It is
alleged the militant plan tp avenge
the death of any militant through
telf Inflicted starvation upon mem
bers of the cabinet. "Should one of
the militants die," the' publication
says, "while under sentence, the life
of no member -of -the' cabinet would
be safe and the lives of two promi
nent ministers would be in the great
est jeopardy."
Twelve officials of the General
Confederation of Labor were ar-
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terests v. 'tiieh wiil be affected by the I rested In Paris today on the charge
propose! Underwood bill hav'e paid j of inciting soldiers to disoLcaictu e
for the services of news distributing and deserfion. The police recently
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Crackers, Red-fire, Ro
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every kind to please
both b:g and little
"shaver."
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ON HOTEL STREET
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