Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume], October 16, 1916, 3:30 Edition, Page THREE, Image 3

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HONOLULU STAB-BULLETIN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1G, 1910
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EDWESDAY
ifcH Slavpr nf rt P. Georne
barracks, Once Convict-
?a, ueis New neanny
&Duke, a colored man -who was
3f-;ted of the murder of C- P.
'A, an age.l stable watchman and
I) lender at Schofleid Barracks,
R-e reopened' In federal court at
i lock next Wednesday morning,
ft Jury, will be drawn to hear the
i trlaL
f J5 was arrested at Schofleid Bar
jjby U. S. Marshal J. J. Smlddy
auary 22, this year, a few days
.!tfc dead body, of Geprge was
ne"ar th9 Incinerators. Deatn
suited from a blow on the back
head from some heavy lnstro
Iah with th ftrrpfif
f U. who attended the fires in the
'I raters long iron poker, bent
' end, was taken as evidence. It
1 pund near the body; When the
'i fs-ai searched, a wallet T which
; !j carried was mUsinj?.
" j trial of Duke resulted in bis
tlon, but a short . time ; after
; Charles F.1 demons, n a mo
by. the- defendant's counsel,
" d a new trials uapt. vvuuam
' es, U. S. stationed formerly
ofield BaTacks, but now at Fort
1 l Texas,- who was a "witness, at
y&t trial, la to be a witness at
i oond trial. He U said to already
) j Honolulu, having-, been, brought.
1 oy the Mvernmrnt. Duke has
PRODUCTS STOCK
Unlisted securities were today chief
in Interest in the local stock market
and that Interest centered mostly
about Mineral Products which en
joyed mother sharp advance and was
much sought From 1.271-2, for which
200 shares were sold, it rose to 11.40
and then eased off 2 cents to $1,38. At
$1.20 5800 shares sold,. 2000 at $135,
1133 at $1.27 1-2, 100 at $1.40, and 100
at $1.38.
Engels Copper recovered the 5 cents
lost Saturday and 1000 shares sold at
$3.50. Oil sold at $3 for 2763 shares.
Sales of listed securities between
boards of 20 shares and $1500 In Tele
phone 5 per cent bonds at $1.06. At
the session there were 142 shares dealt
in. Olaa was 16 1-2, San Carlos 19 7-8,
and Hawaii Railroad common at 8.
ioARD OF INSPECTORS,
HAWAII PRISONS, NAMED
Governor Pinkham today appointed
three men to serve on the board of
prison inspectors of the third Judicial
district, as follows: ' U S. Aungst of
Holualoa, Kona, Hawaii; S. P. Woods
of llahukona, Hawaii, and Julian
Monsarrat of Kapapala ranch. ,
Gear wheels to be connected to the
front wheels of an automobile have
leen-invented to make a car lift its
own top whenever the driver desires.
been in Jail since the end of the first
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tany, new
Or .7
jinm
patterns
ams
or 3J4v?
Oiugliams you find lie a are dependable as to fast color," -
ItwithsUinding the scarcity of good dyes. Any doubt
!l pattern is always tlibroughly tested right here in the
jre, so that when we say the Color is fast, you may
ow it is so. : ... '''J':v:'.. . :-
Dile du Nord, Red Seal and A. F. C.'s In Checks, Plaids,
, - ' Plairl Colors Stripes. V
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HELP US TO INSURE DELIV-
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The efforts of the Circulation
4- Department are centered on In-
suring. prompt and regular dellT-
f eries to subscribers.
. If your paper is not delivered
promptly and regularly you will
do yourself and us a favor by
f calllng'Phone 4911, ask for the
circulation department and make
4- the com plain L
f Serving so many thousands of
hemes every afternoon makes oc- -r
casional lapses possible.
The SUr-Builetln maintains
f until 6:30 p. m. each day, a spe-, -f
cial city service for any custom- -f
f er the carrier may have missed, -f
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Honolulu Lodge, No. 3, I. O. O. F.,
has regular business meeting tonight.
Charging non-support, failure to pro
vide, intemperance and cruelty. Mew
L. Kanoe has filed in the circuit court
a suit for divorce from Samuel C.
Kanoe..':- ;-r: 1 ';":
' Federal trial iurors for the October
1916, term have been notified to be in
court at 10 ' o'clock next Monday
morning. - . , ' :
Ching Yan, charged with 'having opi
um in possession, pleaded not guilty
in federal court today. The case will
take ' its place on the calendar for
trial. ' ' ' .
GACBS'
Hotel near Fprt, Honolulu
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There is fire insurance, life, accident, industrial insur
j ance, any of which is desirable for its own particular
I purpose, but for the man of medium means, a savings
account is his financial insurance that he really cannot
James Ah Chuck, Sidney Smith and
Alfred F. Ocarcpo were sworn in fed
eral court toda as Chinese, Hawaiian
and Filipino Interpreters, respective
ly, for the term. . ;
Charged with having opium in pos
session, Lee Choy, a Chinese;" pleaded
not guilty In federal court this morn
ing His case will -take its place n
the 'calendar for trial.
Charied with, ha vine ODium in Pos
session; Lee Neee, a Chinese, pleaded
not guilty in federal 'court today. ' His
trial will follow that, of Wong Sow
Kal, set for November 1.
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Charged with perjury before the
board of inquiry at the federal immi
gration station, H. Ogawa, a Japa
nese, will be arraigneom reaerai court
at 10- o'clock tomorrow morning.
' A plea, of not guilty was entered in
federal court today by. Mock Sang, a
Chinese charged with having opium in
possession. The case will go to trial
at 10, o'clock next Monday morning.
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Mrs. Christina Oliveira of Honolulu
and William U Adams of Puuloa were
married Saturday night by Rev. Sam
uel A. Kamaiopili. Mr. and Mrs. H.
J.- Fogleman were witnesses. "
The Golden Circle Sewing Club of
Leah! Chapter, No. 2, will hold a ba
zaar . Saturday in Bishop park Tor the
benefit of the King's Daughters'
Home, Kaimuki. v ' r
Charged with ; maintaining a still
lor the Illicit manufacture of liquor,
Joe Iokewe; a Hawaiian, pleaded guil
ty in federal court today. He will be
sentenced at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. ! ' ' ' i-
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Charged with the commission of a
statutory offense, the woman men
tioned in the indictment being one
Charlotte Martin, Sam Decker will
plead In federal court'.at 10 o'clock to
morrow morning.' ; t
Choy Fook, charged with having
four tins of smoking opium In posses
sion, pleaded , guilty in federal court
today. He will be sentenced by
Judge H. W. Vaughan at 10 o'clock to
morrow morning. v ; ,
Wong Sow KaL a Chinese charged
with having one large horn, one -small
horn and one shell of opium in pos
t afford to do without.
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jWe will gladly talk with you about opening an account ; .
j .with this Savings Bank, today. ' -
2 pay 4o interest on time deposits
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Savings Department
Comp
any
OAT CMS COLDS?
This question is asked every day.
A cold is really z. fever, not always
caused by the weather but often due to
disordered blood or lack of important
food-elements. In changing seasons
fat-foods are essential because they
distribute heat by enriching the blood
render the svstem better
able to withstand the varying elements.
A H15 IS LUC UOpuiUUl itauu muj
Scott'a . Emulsion . should always be
taken- for colds, and it does more-
builds strength to prevent sickness.
Scott's pulsion contains Nature's
rare strength-buading fats, so skillfully
blended that the blood profits from
every drop. It is free from harmful
drugs oralcohoL Sold at drug stores
always get the genume.
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TO BE LAUNCHED
IN A FEW DAYS
A new daily paper for the Jaianese
community is to ; be issued soon - in
Honolulu by two veteran newspaper
men, R. Murakami and T. Kimura. The
name of the paper is the Hawaii Cho
ho (The Morning Report of Hawaii)
and it is to be a morning daily, issued
from an office on King street, near
Palama Settlement. r
It is to be strictly independent in
attitude. Its owners announce, and
they say it has no backing of special
interests, but will depend for support
strictly on advertising and subscrip
tions. The first issue Is to be out
this week, of 12 pages. The regular
issue will be four or six pages. Mura
kami was formerly with the Hawaii
Shinpo and Kimura with the Hochi.
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AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS;
' MEET WITH MISHAPS-
, NONE PROVE SERIOUS
. Accidents for, the" week-end although
numerous were not serious, at least
not those reported to the police. Fri
day evening Manuel de Mello fell from
a Kalihi street car while dismounting
at the corner of King street and Ka
lihi . road, sustaining j bruises which
were treated at the emergency hospi
tal. " ;
Later the 6ame night Muraoka and
R. R. Catton had a mix-up with their
autos at the corner- of Nuuanu and
Kuakini streets. About 10 p. m. the
cars of A. J. Karratti and Capt, C. R.
Cell came together at the corner of
uuanu and Hotel streets. V1 , . .".
On Sunday J. Ashman Beaven's and
R.- H. Campbell's carVtaagted at the
corner of King anfi .Bishop streets, ;
and this morning early K: Matsunani's
hack -was smashed by an auto said
to have been driven by E. U Coney.
session, pleaded not gvilty In federal
court today. The case is scheduled to
go to trtal on November. 1.
' A meeting, of the Daughters of the
Ametican Revolution, was to be held
at 3 o'clock this "afternoon at Mrs.
Hermann ' Hugo's home on Metcalf
street, Maklkl. Rev. V. U Loofbourow
will speak 6n "Old Book." - .
Wnncr Qoon Let tfromlnent local
Chinese, charged with the commission
of a" statutory offense, win pieaa in
federal court at 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning. The woman .mentioned in
the indictment is Kim, . Sung Kee.
Wong is out on bail. t . r
An din Anstiro and Vicinte Gerona,
charged with the commission of a
stntiitnrv offpnse will -niead in. rea
erai court at 10 o'clock next Thurs
day morning. The woman has been
released, on nor own recognizance.
Bond for the man has been nxea m
the sum of $100. f ' 0 :
Dave Geler. charged with trafficking
in morphine, will plead in federal
court at 10 o'clock next ' Thursday
mnminff. H has been released on his
own recognizance until 10 D'clock to-
M
morrow to secure Dona in me sum oi
$350. Clara Geler, wife of the defend
ant, was arrested at the same time as
her husband. She was released fol
lowing an investigation by the grand
jury. . .v '..v':"::''";", ' :'1
The case of George S. Hieshima,
charged with perjury, has been nolle
prossed in Circuit Judge Ashford's
court at the instance of City Attorney
A. M. Brown. Hieshima was com
mutH fnr niiPFpd Derjury while" he
was a witness in the Scully-Chllton-
Fischer conspiracy case. He suea ine
mmher nf the liauor license board
and City Attorney Will Carden for
damages, but this sun was aiscouiui
ued last Saturday: ' v '
I7SUE0FD0NDS
Horner Says He is Waiting for
Chairman to Call Meeting
of Hie Committee y
Declaring tfTat he is not only in fa
vor of the municipal bond issue but
willing to work for its passage at tho
election November 7, Supervisor Hor
ner today took exception to the re
mark of Ben Hollinger that nothing
bad been done I y the committee, con
sisting of Hatch chairman; Logan and
Horner, ccaute he (Hcrner) was
against the "ifue.
"Ever s'nee I was appointed on the
r nmmittpe " said Horner. "I have been
waiting for the chairman to call rs
together, but so far as I know nothing
has been done.
"Taking the bond issue as a whole."
he contini ci, "I firmly believe that
It will be a good thing for Honolulu,
although T-erBoually I feel that a filtra
tion plant, is net necessary In regard
to roads, l ovever, the quicker we get
them'fixe.l tl;e better it will be for
both the city and county and the ter
ritory. Id Towse Eays the territory
will give us the money, but we do not
want to tae any chances and have
the people demanding roads with no
money to supply them." - " ". ;
Hnrnrr blirvps that the majority of
frnnn'n'n r.-)!e wcjit to see the bond
Issue ,ais. ' - . ' I
CUaiv vi'.n Hatch when asked today j
whr being done about campaign-.
ing ti ti-e bond Issue, said that the
proii'it::cn was being worked on. but
did 'iv t alve' specific datails . of . the.
work. ' . 1 ; '
Ccoruo Collins, city engineer, ; is .
wcrkin on a-i epert for the road com-,
mittee which v will show concisely
what roads have been finished, are '
now" being constructed and plans of
those roads which shouia oe im
rrnvrri in the near future with all
costs of construction and maintpnnce.
Are Coming, Bat Yon Want People in
You r Store Every Day
The Way to Get Them
is to Tell People what
vou have to OlTer.
J Don.'t Wait till
Buyers " Just 1 lappen
Around. Go to the
Buyers thru the medium
of Paid Publicity.
Go Into the Homes,.
Talk to the Buyers oh .
their Lanais and in the Offices when they are in Just
the Mood to be Interested, . ; ; v v
You Can Do This thru Paid Publicity. You can
Increase Your Service and Increase1 Business.
Paid Publicity Draws Buyers. . .. .- :
I I DAILY REMINDERS
T Expert manicurist, Onloa barber shop
Rnnnrt the Island In -auto, 14.00.
T nwln Stahlon Phone 2141. Ad?. .
uTaVa snmA of today's want ads
serve YOU by answering a few of
them.
rni. nntnid Water.' Hire's Root
Beer and all other. Popular Drinka
try the Con. Soda water -woru w
Adv.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
W A NT ED
Man who is willing to sell car on easy
payments to-lo reliable men for
taxi service can get good price. Ad
dress Box 449, Star-Bulletin.
6607 tf ' - :
HELP WANTED
Wanted Immediately, a good, reliable
woman for the care of two children
and general housework. Phone 4U4
for particulars. 6607 t
FOR SALE
Black Minorca hens and Muscovy
ducks for sale. Phone 2033, or call
at 1278 Punchbowl. 6607 6t
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
Nicely furnished, mosquito-proof out
side rooms, by week or month, be
tween ' two car "lines." Apply io
'i.n,it - - 6607-5m
CARD OF THANKS
Widow and family of the late John
Kaukaliu wish to thank their many
friends for the appreciable floral of
ferings and kind sympathies extended
during their late bereavement Adv.
Visible, Baldng
-Ovens
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Oil, G.-aollne and Gas', Stoves.
Approved by Good Houtekeej-
:' ; Jnfl Inttitute. .? ;
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WWDiKoidccftiiD.
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55-65 KING STREET. HONOLULU
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Brightens and invigorates the whole
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The cooling drink that relieves thirsty
throats. , .'
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Christopher's and
F. & 0: Candies
Ludlit
Hotel, near Fort.
a I AirVri Trrr.il "1111 tl rrrrri !l
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HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., Ltd.
Stocks and Bonds
Eeal Estate . Insnrance
Safe Deposit Vaults
Authorized by law to act as Trustees, Execu
tors, Administrators and Guardians -
BEAUTIFUL ORIENTAL GOODS ;
FONGINN :M GO.
ituuanu 'St?, ear Pauahi St.. ' . '
We Invite
of a newly-arrived and' most attractive line of Bronze
Flower Vases, Figures, Animals and Incense: Burners.
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Fort Street
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