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HONOLULU STAR-BUrXETIN, THURSDAY. JUNE -22. 191G.
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In this - climate a rich,
cooling food is healthful
There is never any ques
tibn' about the X '--Si
PURITY and ; v
HIGH QUALITY of: v
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dairymen's- :.
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ALL APPLICANTS
GARI LIKES
TO SELL LIQUOO
JUSTICE ViLDER
CALLS CHICAGO
5IETIKG.W
That Ab
MUCH CO , CM
BY COSITTEE
VISHAIRY
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Causes for Complaint of City
r sence of Excitement Marked J Physician Are Minimized in
; nepuoucan uonvenuon r typewritten nepon-
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; ; Furniture Go; V
"'Love :;:jr, lHt-lUS Fort 'St i
Heard But No Changes Are
Made By Commission ;
-Every application for renewal of 1 UTt was a tame affair, that Repub- jn a written report to the board of
liquor licenses which jwas submitted i lican conTentlon at Chicago.- The lead-J supervisors, signed by w; M. Ahla, F.
to the board of license commissioner , era had it well in hand all the time I m. Hatch and Daniel Logan, the health
In their . annual meeting late jester-1 and there, wat more excitement In the committee of the supervisors -considers
day afternoon was. granted, not with-j galleries than among the delegates," I the objection of the city and county
standing protests made by the Anu: aid. Judge A. A. Wilder today.: - He I nhvsiclan to the granting of a license
Saloon League The: action off the returned last night on. the Matsonia, to the Territorial Dairy, frequently re
after trip to v asblngton : on legal l f erred to as the Farm Cornn Dairy.
business, v The judge stopped in Chi-1 and so mentioned In the report
Jago to see the G. O. P,s convention I Relative to the complaints made by
and left the nignt before Hughes was I Dr. Wayson'the report "Bays: :Wlth
nominated. ? r tr : - i I reference to' the location In a ; resl-
J; . Weslev '. ThomDson's sDDoint-1 denes . section we findrthat 'the site
o-f one aay, ana raincxr.. Kyan, one meat as Hawaii third circuit judge I was approved by the ward of health;
V - - ' 1 Was1 confirmed while ! -was in Wash-1 also that no complaint against ' the
George W. Paty, secretary of the iaiton- added Judee'Wllder. rWhenl dairy has been made by residents of
Anti-Saloon League, and Pastor D. C i.was there the general .opinion was! the section. .Therefore wt consider
Peters spoke, to the board against that the . Mexican . situation wouldl that this Kround for comDlaint Is not
renewing we license tor neinies lav-, soon smooth'pver. but it now doesn't I well taken.'
era, cuuming n oia noi cave vie neces look that . way at alL"; . Jndze Wilder ' -w- rnnA 'wflviwim'.lri- wi
7 .V . . ,7 r v l: nas . neen away some ume. e saw eaniUry condiUon... and! the :; stalls
" "V . ai"1' ne learnecLnounng new aooui nono-1 floored with concrete, fairly clean. Mr,
vuc &iuuu6 ui yi.i.iv.i,iea w tuius zederaj ouuaing, . or ' tne uai cornn's description cl his methods of
board settled all saloon matters , fo;
the ensuing year i
Tbere were 58 licenses renewed. :
For selling "type" liquors Gonslaves
was ordered to cose for, three days:
Sumida & Co, two days; McTighe &
hotels and cafes to sell liquor from;aUan, poliUcalsituation while in milking and handUng the milk for cus
J1;2i rgur, closing time the: capital..:-: - , - ; A , , . tomers satUfied' us Sxat no complaint
tf JSS h -"hLu - 1 - - -A? -. was.duem that regard. uYour com-
THE CLARION
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: GUFPLY CO.
, . ice :ak ad quarters 1
)' .1:;3 Fcrt . Street :.-
V. 7. All ANA CO. '
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Over May & Co.-
: DUVELOPINQ .l V;
PRir TING , ENLARGING
. . Cest In the City. ' ' '.:
Hen: ulu ; Picture Framing ; &
- ' "Supply Co. ; V r ;.; -
It's all ended J for another year,
eaid, Paty this morning v!We didn't,
believe ' our efforts with "the board ,
would be successful, but 'we felt we
should voice. a formal objection.";;!
Renewed licenses are as follows:
Wholesale W. C,; Peacock & ' CO
Wing. Chong Lung . Company, Seattle
Brewing and Malting Company, T, Su
mida & Co., S. Kimura & Co Lovejoy
Dias & Monix, AVing Won Tai Com
rany, F A.1. Schaefer & Co., Wwong
Chung Lung, S. Ozakl, H. R. Maca
!ane, lloffschlaeger & Co., J. C. Cohen,
Rosa & Co. . -.; - ;
Hotelslielnle's Tavern, Oahu Rail
way and Land Company, Alexander
Young Hotel, Moana, Seaside; -; :;v
Saloon ; licenses C. A. Peacock,
Manuel Andrade, John -Sj Glllis and
"John Bucklay, Charles Lambert, Ed
ward Lawreace Smith, Frederick PauJ
Johnson, Ah Choa, Jsaac.L. -Cockett,
CLoy An, Leong Yau et al., D. Naga
tani, Y. Taiaki, E.' S. Cunha, Manuel
C Silva, Janes E. Thompson, Y.- Mur-
toka. P. F. Rvan. fienrrft J'. Wnnfl. Will
fE. McTIghe, Seeley I. Shaw John. C.
Teixeirav Jr.,3 Sadayasu, Jose QuintaJ,
Mrs. Flora N.Nil3. ', v
, Restaurants Lee Chong, - Mrs" R.
kle:nme, George Lycurgus, J. Wishard
I f he meeting. was. a very. crowded
cne at the starL The' members'pres
! ent, in -addition "to Chairrnaii F.";0.
Lowrey,' wereJ.C jCarterRl- A. Cooke;
Long. License Inspector Fennell was
also in attendance, but had not much
to do, as his recommendations were
passed, without , qucrt!cn,'and .nonet of i
cis reports wera c::putea
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f Oil LUSILS
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roittee is informed that the milk from
this dairy, has always . been ..found
clean and up to the standard' by the
board of; health t pure food . Inspec-
tors.. -;"'.,: - . i-f -
"The buildings had been 'newly
whitewashed, -1 Dr. Wayson admitting
the Improvement. In that respect r
Regarding ; the complaint ubout a
muddy paddock,' we could not say, the
condition is insanitary,4 especially as
the cows are well groomed - 'before
milking,', ut-- - V ;
: Tomorrow Is thelasf day for, the The committee recommends that a
payment of assessments, for the Lusi-J horsed stable . away from. but to wind-
tan Improvement project and but, 251 ward of the cow. barn " be cleaned, say-
. 1 r i II..' JI.U L.4 I I.. .1. fu.l..U..l
paid .their tax at noon, " 1 1 there. i:ikfst r;?v i7l
There IS $10,022.39 due from private r That a modern !naet and mverfid
property owners In . the district, the J cesspool replace present conditions
territory and municipality Paying theTh,,. M- , .nnif oWav.from and
greater part, or the cost of .the work. helovr the yards and ,bami .bq
hj f .wo . Jim vwa that, they do not. now -drain Into the
Property owners have their choke of daIryi QUartera..-,i;i
paying all of .their assessment or the Mf,bnr. ;t; .i;v-.
nrst or ten instalments. ; . , ;. r ; fmm 'wrt,,., .nm .hm. Ko
Unless every one of the SO - who J reDaired and all. rottea, wood, should
have;not-Vet paid come Into the taxi be cleaned awar and olatfofni ; and
assessor's , office . - before tomorrow buildings made tetw.een buildifigs ,
mgni 1 wurnave a numDer 01 notices supervisor Logah . told a -Tepresenc
of sale posted ? along Lusltana street tative of the Star-Bulletin that v the f
Saturday, ald, A.) M. Cristy,, deputy cows were r carefully w washed, and I
city attorney, .this: afternoon..-, v Vul . brushed' before mnkin'thatthe.' milkJ !
in? vsp1 vera mnitim anrl oanita rv
KAIMOKI RECRUITS 4 in type and that it was apparent the
I proprietor vwastseekiciXihave ahei.
M HQ f v nfiifs An1 1 '.Vaa1
UKULELE MOST POPULAR : l
-INSTRUMENT UPOfJ COAST
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' Nearly verr- schoolgirl In" Berke
ley owns a Hawaiian ukulele .this
summer, according to Edward W.
Hulse. a business man of that city and
San Francisco, who is visiting In
Honolulu today,-having arrived ,Iat
night on the Mat&onlaJ- . . . , ; ; . .
-The children parade around In
Claremont Park every evening with
ukuleles, singing. :and the air Is filled
with the music made by them," he ob
served. "Nearly all the young people
in Berkeley seem to own .ukuleles."
Hulse is In the Islands for the fifth
time. . On his return to the mainland
In 1, January on 'the Wilhelmins, ? ha
wrote a graceful verse tribute to Ha
waiL.--::';- J-' :J : 5
.' William E. Luke, aged 21, of Brook
lyn, civil engineer, employed. By the
Central Railroad of New Jersey, died
at Allentown, Pu of Injuries received
when he was stabbed at South Bethle
hem on March 11 after an argument
over the possession of a seaL
Harris Johnson, 101, oldest Elk -in
the United States, is dead at Colum
bia, Miss. h : . vv:--v.---;.
aV "The sua end burning 'winds of
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the shore wi3 ruin the hrdlot '
: complexions Protect your slia by ;
Cn:ntc:j 0 Grcan
antxim use tt Tau traublesom eon-
ditioa will diMppear 1 one. It buti-' -fie
tha coup(xirn Induitly wttlt a .
irilDd.toit, pMfljr-VtUl IfPMrUM.
Sn I0. tar rl alt
FCxD. T. i:OPS2 &
JnnM Chut . Vnrb Plf
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VorHQty t
:New checked and .
sfriped0g
;. ; V sliupent of imapp.v yard-Vule Taf- ' '
; fetas brouglit in by Tucsdav's boat Stripes - ;,s-
-2 . .v vv .. .. .,, . :y-
. ot vanous color on white or black ground, 7
K ' overlaid by thread checks. $2.25 and $2.50 ? : '
lcr ard. ? ;V, ;V.:;.J .V;-'
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Hotel near Pert
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Fences kiL '. m ... ..Cw
"Pen jc? Pamrols . v.v. . .'.. ; ..... .;. ........... . C1.C j up
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Fort Street
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"Everybody I met was interested In
Hawaii, cand 99 per cent wanted, lo this. new company may communicate
f know If they could get a Job' In ; the with Capt. G.: K. Larrison, Room 20,
rVISITFOnTRUGER:.
" t . :; T0 SEE GUN DRILLfand sanitary. . ; .. irw ir f
. The. Kaimuki section of ' the 1 Coast J f The directorsof 'the F.' WiWooU
Artillery, National Guard; visited Fort J wPrtb company . Increased f the fluart
RugerL yesterday Evening. About 40 1 erly dividend to common stockholders
men were present witnessing the drill from 1 3-4 to 2 Jper ;ent -
KiSSSS W COLDS CAUSE; POACHES
tailed , for that purpose. ' ' 1 LAXATIVE BROMQf QUININE re
Arrangements "have been made-for I moves the cause. Used the wol Id over
the ' new coast defense men , to drill to cure a cold in br.e"iay.,"The signal
with tbereguUirsv next , "Wednesday je B. W. GROV- i, on each box
evening et 6:30, and it .is, expected a, . M .
that each man of the 40 present last X- "J .
evening will be on hand,, and bring ( p-" qi iwouis. u. a a.-..-
with him at least one other man who
is ready and willing to sign up. . A
recruiting officer 'will be on hand to
enlist the new men.
Anyone interested In the, raising of
r i !
. . rv
' and blows the business to the store or
' Veslinp.IibiiG E 1 e t i i c ?ci
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: A Business Necessity."
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WOnnirS A3?PAREL' .
1023 Felt EL
Lchua Butter
t Parker Biuch Bee! ;
" Eslicatcsseii of Quality
, Wetropontan Meat Market
5 . Phone 3445 : '
The cafes in ' Chicago, St
Louis and Cincinatnl : are all. playing
Aloha Oe, and people applaud the Bong
as they do when Dixie is played," said
Harry B. Newcomb today. . Newcomb
and his bride returned last evening oa
the Mat8onial " . ( : ; :
"In the music stores of the Middle
West they are selling mahy copies of
Aloha Oe, the Old Plantation and On
the Beach at Waikikl," he added. . 1;
Newcomb and vhis bride, who was
Miss IZ.-ily. Gruesser of Avondale, a
suburb of : Cincinnati, were married
May IS In. the. Oiho city. Mrs. New
comb is '-a "daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry uruesser. Her fatner is a
prominent Cincinnati business man. r
.Mr, and, Mrs. Newcomb will make
their, home at Royal Grove, Waikikl,
where Newcomb has built a handsome
bungalow. , : ".i .t "'yt
Mrs.'Anna Ponder of Baltimore cele
brated her 109th birthday: S :.
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Accredited to Colleges East and West:
Grammar and' Primary Departments. ;
. Send for illustrated catalogue, i
: Prindpal: Mary I. Lockeyi A. B.
PALO ALTO,' C ALI F. " .
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' . Lots of about an acre- each at head of Keeaumoku -4
v Streets Finest residence property in Honolulu. Ma-'
cadam street, "water, sewer and gas laid to each lot -!
." Let us. take you up and show you Only five left;-'?
Kapiolani building, telephone 3662.
Regular - army non-commissioned
officers will - be detailed as lnstruct-
nrs for th NftHnnal RnarifRmpn'' it:
ENTHUSIASTIC ANGLER
r MILL ENJOY SPORTS
WITH BROTHER HERE
Wnt B, Sharp, brother of Raymer
Sharp", -special deputy customs collect
or,, with his wife and child, arrived on
the Matsonia .ast night and is stop
ping at the Pleasanton hotel. ;- Sharp,
wno Is a retired attorney of ban Fran
cisco, ' expects to remain on . the Is !
lands several months.- He Is a very
enthusiastic'.' fisherman and hunter,
having ; 'brought-' to gaff "many record
fish, ' and will "spend a large' part of
his time here fishing for the; many
game fish which abound in the waters
about the - islands. I The dove season
opens' next month and he also expects I-
to make several trips after them. "'
Raymer Sharp, soecial deputy cus
toms collector of Honolulu, will take
his Tacation during f: July . rand will
spend his time : showing his brother,
Wm. B. STiirp, who Is here on a visit,
abcututhe islands.
-r beauty QtMBgto
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I ; POLICE NOTES ' - i I
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Kim Warn "Sam,"- a Korean; was5 be
fore Judge Monsarrat this morning
charged .with . selling liquor in upper
Nuuann without a license. . ; His case
was postponed until tomorrow by re-j
quest of his counsel. Attorney Wil
liam J. Sheldon, J'V
Kim was arrested last . night by
Mounted. Policeman R. M. .Kanealil,
wbo says be was selling drinks , to
Btreet laborers. '
Jim Collins pleaded guilty In po
lice court this morning to reckless
driving on June 12 near the corner of
Fort ' and Hotel . streets and paid a
525 fine, He was originally arraigned
on a more serious charge of driving
an- auto while under the Influence of
liquor and pleaded not guilty, but the
charge was red need ; this ' morning up
on recommendation of Prosecuting At
torney Chiliingwcrth,'4 V -J y -:': ?
Output of the Rand rold m!n dnr.
Ing March totalled 796,000 ounces. J
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WaliiareJM in JhPfamous Hartmann Trunks. ,
6w gw travelings to know that
your clothes are carefully ffl and neatly tucked away in a
Harimdim We have these triinks hi
'es and sizest
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Join our "Made'to-Afeasurey best dressed men
iw town are members cool, com V
jortaoicruna pecommgiy aresseu. oiyiisn tnaiviauai
suitings to choose from, i Visit us now.
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