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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI Nt .'WKDXERlATtvMARCII 28, 1917.
LETTERS
" PERSONALITIES'
V
RILEY H. ALLEN -
EDITOR
WEDNESDAY.;! ..MARCH 28, 1917.
BLOODTOWN AND WAHIAW.V.
Wablawa. residents are indignant at the mention
of the notorious iIJloodtown', as irt of their neigh
borhood. The protest against referring to Wahi
aira in bonnet-turn with this foul collection of crib
houses; "Wind pigs, ganibling-dives, illicit drag dis
pensaries and opium joints. ;'y-V";.v:v;;'r
' Wahpwa the orderiv, the clean, the 'beautiful
end the, decent Wahiawa -protests againVt awwhi
fioa in public mind with Illoodtown -the disorder 1 v.
IbeJiltJir, the.uglv, the ;ndeccnt Bloodtown.
AndVahlawa's grievance is justfbut ho long as
liloodtjwn is tolei-ated, Just so long will Ualiiawa
, Ho long as this den of vice and violeuce and fchajnc
is allowed to blot the landscape, m long will it mar
the name aud the fame of decent Wahiawa.
For jBloodtown, like a ragged, leering, drunken
debauchee, sits-' on the very doorstep of Watilawa,
and not a man womaa' or chil J can drive into fa'a
Liawa tvithouf seeing this horrible thing on the
tlil-CKhold. , . t o'-V-'v:;:':;
AVithJn the limits of the orlgiiuil Wahiawa tract
there is neither disorderliness nor commercial vice,
but jusd outside thow limits 'the Hbame.of one of the
Tin: TLEinsciTi:.
Objection is now made in the house to the prohibi
tion plebiscite bilijoii the ground that the legisla
ture 'win not JcgIs rote of
Ihejieople. .The liquor interests seem particularly
imprcKHcd with this tei-hnical; objection, - a fact
whlclrh hardly to be wondered at. I Jut it should
lie kept in mind that if the plebiscite is called and
Hawaii votes "dry," Congress will ..very soon indorse
the action, as was .done in the case of-Alaska. :m
True t riends uf prohibition, therefore, ouglrt not
to object to the plebiscite. . Congress 'would gt a
valuable expression of opinion. ;
IJegardless of the suspicion of bad faith charged:
against the introduction of the plebiscite bill, it is
interesting to obsene that the liquor men arc not
happy over the prosjiect..; No wonder. The states
are fast outlawing King ISooze and his exposed and
disgraml political methods, and Hawaii will soon
be .marching into the procession whiefc makes up the-
"All-white Column." - - : . -
THE IIIGHEIt DIPLOMACY.
uu lest; resorts the islands have ever tolerated.
Whctf f jcncral. Hti-ong told the Men's league at
Central Union Church on Monday night that unless
iliis resort Is cleaned up he will issue trder forbid
ding any of the en listed men frequenting it, he: gave
a warning which every .decent citizen must Uoje he!
will put; into effect. 7 . : . ,.
. (From Dally Fiaancial America.) ; . ',.
The great men of Instory were uotvdipIoniat8---diplomats
in the sense in which the world is useil
today. They liad little use for circumlocution, for
mmdalKut methods, for art ful evasion and ambig
uous assertion. .Those -of jhc great iiien of his-
ton- who were govcrninental or. military servants ous criminal-af-Iarge, wa; anything
of the iKHple were direct in their dealings when' ir-ore a direct insult on the feet
i .... ,i:. i: i;tin&8 oruie-soiaier'' -who vaa helpless
engageu m iuuui-r or u.jrM1Ufretti,.iu7 ,t came to aveneioffuch a slur.
SOLDIER DENIES DETECTIVE'S
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Fort Shafteir H. tZ March 21, 13 17.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
, Dear Sir: Seeing that you granted
pace for what can rightly be termed
nothing betttr than a black-faced lie.
in a column on page two of your even
ing edition of your paper cn the 2611
Jest, it is the writer's earnest desire
to be ghen a similar writenp in, the
next available Issue of your, paper.
The writer, is the mentioned escaped
military prisoner doing six months ii
Fort Shafter squad -house, and non
other than Prirate Frank Roberts, Co
II, 2d Inf.' - .
To begin with let us state that f
certainly was an boaorable mentiot
fcr "Nick." ,when it took - a squad o
men In a surrounding formation t
place in .custody one man scarcel:
fire feet in height and lacking mac:
in weight in comparison to this meaa ,
urement.
To get right down to fact.s. "Detec
tive Carter personally came to the
front door, of the prisoner's home at
Kaimukl and asked a small boy If his
mother , was at home.. This itself
splendid exhibition of "Nick's" de
tective ability when the party in
search happened to be a person di
rectly Inclined toward the masculine
gender and who didnot happen to be
the father of this boy.
Neither was the part-Hawaiian Udy
Involved in the matter, a. person who
could be eliminated from thisnarra
tive, but was the loved, lady-like.
legitimate wife by proper marriage In
the city and county of Honoluluxby
prescribed authorities for perfcrmlng
this work, of Private , Frank Roberts,
uo. H., 2nd Inf. '- . 3 .:
We leave it to common reason and
human observance cn the part of the
gentle readers of this article as to
whether or not this v wrlteup. which
prompted Roberts to be such a notori-
CANON JOHN USIifSlNK U rrptrll
recovering- lowly frvfti Lis rrcvnl tU-
nee& v . -r: ,
MRS. JAMES II. HAKUOUE ami ht"
ilaushtrrs . left this morntnic in tl
, . (i n A V.. '.A .11, A, I .k.ln.
J. O. FIL.VA i listel as a pmiWHitM
on botrd Ovrrlmil Limited . train
recently delayed by. snow in Wjomingr.
He is bound for San .Francisco.
said little, but what little they did Bay meant much.
As most local residents of this citv
jThere wa-1 no misunderstanding of their attitudeVfnaw Is reward of $50 stand-
, - ' j.--. . . " - .. . . - ting for the capture and conviction of
JJ. A- A t ii f 1 1 A
e;ny ana county government uas uueny ianeu tjuo cuauce jur iiuKimvrprciui ion ( vi . yieir iiwriiuiug. a deserter from military service. To
dean uf) Wahiawa. Be tlie causewhat it may, the Admiral Dewey will live in history notrbecause! make a long story short we will sUte
f ut Is, there, uudetliable monstrous.: And the fur- of bis nrtoiy- over the Srnislt fleet In Manila Bay, 7 mXid S
i
ll:cr fact is that Bloodtown will not exist in any
thing like-itd present condition if the enlisted inen
i f the army aie forbidden .to go there. , :'.)
The fchamc of Bloodtown is not only VahIaas
:.ame,. it is Honolulu's shame. Bloodfown is one
j-cat. tirisnasty argument . for the passage of the
K-aUel 'abatement by iujunctiou'" bill. .The. sen
'.e has'VcaUned "that bilL inranmnnerwhich;is a
: y p-i'at iTJTre The senate would al !o w only
: j erty'-owiicrs.witbin- a thousand feet of premises
plained of to take action through the city or ter--1
ial govern tnrnt. 1 f -this : thatisand-foot;, clause
;c ct;t out, uud the bill should piss, ontragetl
. . !.ia wa would rise up and wie the stain of Blood-
tbe nia i of Oahu. -'- r- - '-
v riill r"!"-,!r:! tvstinMpouYaluajva
ted r o:..c hat against Bloodtown but lias
of -the protesting which the sit
:st :.".(. Let every-; man woman and child
fciu a protest, against this'foevs of vice (
.".nd rsend the signed protests to Oeneral
v eil as to the mayor -and supervisors.
Hut t!
:! a i
but because lie handled a perilous diplomatic crisis; this bonus, and, you can- be assured
'- ' ' 1 . ' - ' -tr' ' 1 lAll.I !i ' ' that ',nhw,,, nl.a - mill" .1An.
with consnicuous - success.. , How he handlwl it is. uiai 9? 8 P'ea Vf111 uence any
,, , ,. , . - . nopes ox carter getting a nickel :
well known. He allowed no opportunity for mis j. Prom the mlu&ry e of tne gtory
coiuvpllon, involuntary or intentional, of his pur- "Detective Nick Carter" is one brave
poses. : This took rare courage, but an exhibition Tf0 ' me,V by Sle muc5
. . . t i i i. t snianer than himself, would be forced
of determination and courage is often half the bat- j to sit up andlake notice, v. .
lie. The !eriiuinsr accustomed in the far places " For the present Carter can' rest but
i,f.(!,e caHu:t,.'KtniUg adrant bvister 'K
thivat, found Admiral Dewey more, than their , fleers in the service acting a a hoard
equal, format Manila Bay! though far from sources of .Investigators, these clippings will
" j -i . I be rendered for reference. s
of supply and assistance, lie consolidated bis yiO; ;: Freedom f press Js free and so ls
tory ' over 1 he- Spanish' i tf - the face of threats and one's1 range and expression jrf opinion.
.ivJn.!.Mi Vi,-n ; i,ta War 1,v fi HnMnnn flnor und t' Thanking you, In ;advance for the
vJw ? ,u,y"M ... ... .v : V - favor bestowed,-1 anri
lipid f lie way open Tor; tne later capi are or t lie city
5)f,Ianil;i y American troops.
FRANK ; ROBERTS, .
-s OoVII, 2d Int
tlib?IdVinimoVe'xor
ana ieace win oe oest nuuuiaineu yvnen mg auegeur' - . - . r
it J.s.'-UA5i.'i-',t,- Ul 'VThe bark Bell3grrf aafl6d from iortAf-
ori vi ecuci auu uuwiuus uiihvuhm,;, ..whu. im ien Tuesday -for San -Francisco.
accomplices of deception and falsehood, is dismiss
ed as "unworthy of h,uman practise. ; . '
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8ELL1XC1 OUT TUBKEY?
NO DENIAL OF THIS.
The world lias been again shocked by a catalogue
of alleged atrocities inflicted' on defeuselesH women
-y.is reported again trying to negotiate a aD(i old Incn j-Gertiian soldiers! Germany-indig-;
1 with Russia; this time on terms more nantly denies the allegation; Be;that as it may;
-At 5. o'cIck tomorrow afternoon the
Matson - flagrshlp Matsonia will , steam
for Hllo froni Iier 1. V c ,
the hlflVS tlian ever before, , hhow $ nno f:wt rlmr hns nH'PrWn flMiiwl ornnolo-
; ration of Berlin's diplomatic blunderers iz( for.; That fact is that German sailors del ib-
J in the reported fact that they arc will-rately, and at the direct command of the German
la :i i lit Turkey to secure peace with Russia. 20wrnmeht, drowned over two hundred women and
i ;tcaoaiy of Poland, a Russian protec- dilldren in the Atlantic Ocean wi
te i i Arir.enia and the inteniationgilization of
'I:. are said to be guaranteed Rnssia if
i.e . ..rumcnt will call off its sturdy soldiers.
If. I : ' . ?ts a protectorate over Armenia t and
:: ; i: ; is internationalized, the doom of
, jtower is definitely sealed. If Berlin's
Mil i iiilQinacy en considers taking the
ithout giving them
a chance to escape or in any -way trying to rescue a
single one of. them. ' Gernany has not only never
den icd the fact but celebrated : j t-'y:r'::y 1 ' : r
: CITV SALARY-RISING. ?v,
The iniard of supervisors plans salary-raising at 4
Al:
j from the Ottoman Empire, it will bc mte that totals about $40,000 uyean ' -Tlris proposal
jf Turkey. But then, a recent events seems to the Star-Bulletin, to be absolutely unjusti
Ocmany is gtmggling wildly for straws
ILc All! s letter her. down.-
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vj i i:n will the war en d ?
The
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g of the present war . is a problem, of
t, csjecially so to those who have staked
::"y in war vcntures,dpecting large re
' Icaoe is declared. -. . ; ( ' .
; to strategists and the world's most
durance men, the chances of the war
3 car are very good, Lloyd's,, probably
firLi in the world whose chief source of
qui? :i L.Tivcd frorn premiums on insurance iolb
is "tr'aug a chance,, on Insuring businessmen
Ll3 losses that are sure to occur if the
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:t i :lc: national struggle should be declared off
fci-e tLe cud of the year. But Lloyd's, does not
v.3 cry c'.anccs that are not the result of careful
' 4.:oLS and to this end is charging 70 per cj?nt
ii: ::i. That means, figured out along i better
, s. tl .U it is a, gamble of 7 to 3 that the war will
i uf. rc 1018. , ; : -1
Ua TriJay Kaneohe School will hold a modest
t very interesting -fair, particularly devoted to
; ,virg what children can.do to solve the high cost
T livir.' iicd the problem of feeding Hawaii's popu
licn iv home and school gardening. Auto par
; -ci:g around the island that day will find it
ant to stop at Kaneohe awhile and visit the fair.
. it is hoped that'fedcral, territorial and city
r. ctulc:-3 of the legislature and other inter
1 it'-ens will inspect tho fair and demonstrate
t v inlcrLO1 vhat tLo children are trying to do. ;
' ti' i' a i--t ccacd coed not take all day.
ficd. - The city's finances certainlv do not justify it.
Some raises 'were due faithfullemplbyes on small
salaries, but hot the cutting of a 40,000 melon. How
doeii it strike others? ; v;- ;
Thomas A. Edison, who gets as much newspaper
advertising, as any man couloV want) is now reported
to be on top of Eagle Rock at Orange, N .J., where
lie is s)ecially; guarded while invents something
for the navy, I'erliaps it is for the use of shis on
mountain tops.Hart ford Courant ,
The food brokers say that . thex only, way to' avoid
the higli prices is to quit buying. And jby adopting
this policy yon can also save the time lost in eating, r
Indianapolis News. . ";, V
S Berlin explains that positions in France arc being
evacuated for special reasons. .The Britisli pursuit
is probably one of the very siecial bries.-7Baltimore
American, .' v"'-v ;. - . - . - -
Repairs to the cracked tail shaft of
the Matson steamer Enterprise having
been put through In short, order, ' the
liner left San Francisco Monday after
noon for Hllo. She was ttrcred to the
coast by the Lurllne. . j.-. -..
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- The Matson steamer Lurllne left San
Francisco on time Tuesday- afternoon,
according to marconlgram Srtoday ' to
Castle & Cooke's shipping department.
Her cargo is heavy. 5649 tons for-Ho
nolulu and 2229. for Kahulul.
The u. s. navy collier Orion, an ar
rlral here Tuesday from Manila; mor
ed from, arnchorajre. to Pearl Harbor
early this morning. ; She will probably f
take onnkers at the "tiaval Station oeJ
lore leaving ior iNorroiK navy yara vim
I'ahama, .... .- -. . -' . ".
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The American-Hawaiian . freighter
Mexican will arrive from Pearl Harbor
about noon tomorrow, according to the
local agency. She will, load 4300 tons
of sugar: here and stara about Friday
night fof rort Allen.jKahulul and Hllo.
V MRS. ROSS DWTEH left' for ' the
mainland In the Manoa and her hns
band wll leave next week In the
Flaarence Ward for Midway Islands.
He is connected with the Commercial
Pajcific Cable Co. , . . - j
V- MRA C, C. SCHEL.L, of Gllroy. Call
'ornia. who la visiting for several"
months In Honolulu has written home
-erne Interesting letters of the Islands.
Some of which have been published'. J
PROFESSOR A. H. SA1CE. tie noted
authority upon early Egypt. Assyria ,
nd BabVionia. w ill leave by the Mat-j
vnia tomorrow for a short stay at the
Volcano. He will consult with Profes
wr Jaggar upon matters of mutual In
terest and will return to Honolulu
early next week.
VITAL STATISTICS I
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MEXTX)ZA In Honolulu. Feb. 3. lt.
to Mr. and Mrs. Juan Mendoza of cor- J
-, ner uuna anu jtvukui imis, m bwh
Alfred. ------
H1KF In Honolulu. March i7. 1917. to
Mr. and Mrs. A. Riff of Kapahulu
road and Campbell avenue, a son..
DENIZ In Honolulu. March 24. 19t7.
to Mr. and Mrs.' Louis Dentx of 1513
, Luso street,; a .daughter Lillian. .
DIED. - -
METER In the Queen's Hospital. Ho-nnlulu-March
27. 1917. Mrs. II. R.
Mevers of Kalae. JColokal. a natlvaof
Ilonolotn. 53 years, 9 months an 7
days old. - '- ...
MENIK)ZA In Honolulu, . March Z.
1917, Alfred, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Juan Mendosa of corner Llliha
and Kukul atreets. :;
3R0WNS' FRIENDS -'
SEND PETITION
TO LEGISLATURE
school, - Waimea. Kauai.
Ifefilatir act.on in accordance
Senator S. L. Desha, chairman rof
the education committee, 'a willing, to
bear any ; person; in ' the L Waimea
school case that may come before him
but be will not taVe the committee to
Kauai to Investigate the refusal, of the
departm'ent of public Instruction to
reemploy , Mrr. and Mrs. Henry C.
Brown, teachers, he stated today. . :
The committee has received a peti
tion signed by residents of the Gar
den Island as foHow8:y;;::Ii.;':;.
-"In the interests of justice and the
schools cf Kauai, we, the undersigned
residents; of the island or Kauai, T
R,'.respectfully; request a full investi-
sariou rl the aotioifs of the superinten
dent find ihe department of public in-
ctructicn In ifgard to the dismissal of
Mr -find Mrs. Henry C. Brown from
IheVWahsea
anl
with vwr filings in the case.
r?. ' Wilcox. Hans Isenberg. wil-
llani 1 1 rde Rice, T. randt J. K.' Ka-
CimMI.-. W. V. Hardy. I-ranlt; Cojf.
Alex. - Lindsay Sr.. w. J, Pereira, w.
K, Scbulttev F. II. Alexander A. H.
WaWhanHfl.'-W W- Wilcox. E.'-If.."ttr.
rnrcadftnu. ' JMr Lyrlgate.-ReT . R
Ia;t. H-.Sr.o, At, Ki Ching,Yueiv
IV CM'IBIMll, a-. ETA, vu, . v-
FOUR BILLS REPORTED n
BY, JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
Vote to table three house bills and
to ' pass : one with an amendment, re
stricting It to a. certain extent waa
taken today by . the senate Judiciary
committee as submitted in. Its report
to the senate. .
' The three tabled bills were as fol
lows: House Bill 294, proposing that
right to serve writs and processes be
allowed to private persons; House Bill
207,' proposing that a person charged
with a .misdemeanor who has given
ball and is represented by an attorney
need not appear at a trial; House Bill
248, proposing that If an employe re
covers judgment against an employer
he may get attorney s fees.
House Bill ZOS, relating to functions
Of clerks in district 4 courts, ; passed
with an amendment to trim down its
powers -.vA" ; ""..;- -v.- ."t:?7
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1 Sticks of JVrigley's Gum Were Sold
: Thru Paid Publicity, o
X-'
1 ff Business Started in n -
small wav lias tlovel
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oihnI to h i 1 1 i o ii s in
protluct aiitl millions in;
money, by the aise of
Paid Publicity.' "
'fJE v e r y Day brings
new-, evidences of the
power of PaiiF Publicity,
backetl up, of eourse,
with a comiK'tent and airressive sales campaign.-.
; From Shoe Strings to chewing gum, Paid Publicity ".
exerts a 6wer for greater business. ' ; - '
fl1 The Results are an example and an inspiration to
one who seeks bigger business ' --..-''r. ..'v.
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ss.-
;Tiie.net,paid circulation of tlie YJpCl
s jl -M-r . a.
Februarv 22
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was
HOUSE COMMITTEE :
WILL PAY USUAL
VISIT TO M0L0KAI
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: There la Bo disposition on the part
of the house of representatives to
abandon this year the customary trip
to Molokat settlement ; j: 't
- Thla,dos not mean, hpweverr that
all the memters of - the house will
make the, trip, but the committee on
police; health and military. Is going to
U.e island at an early date. It was
definitely announced today.
. 'i "We are going to' go and there
no getting around it," aaya Chairman
Evan da SUva, "We have got to make
the trip. .-' . . :r": . . K' .- .
s No date for the' departure"' of the
military committee -.has yet ben' an.
nounced.-;. v'. y '.
Several measures "relating dlrectry,
to Molokai are now before the. house,
but the military committee probably
wilt make the trip for investigation
purposes only and not to make in
quiries ' about bills A petition has
co ire to the house asking that the Ha
waiian - Band accompany any legists
tire body that visits, the. settlement
: I but whether thlSreQuest will be com
Is 1 plied with 1s not known.. ' ; ' r ; I
Sugar awaltlns; shipment on-Kaoal is
reported, today, by -.the , la ter- Island
steamer Manns Ixa- to be as follows,
by plantations and bars: Makee, 43.&30;
Gay & Robinson. 28.9C1 :. Kllauea. 8500;
Kekaba, S58; Grove Farm. i07. .
The commissioner ibf H?nthousesJ)a
sent notice to mariners here that oh or
about May 1 the Colombia, River, light
vessel -will be mbvedUo a point -about
one and ne-eihthtinlles' 110 degrees
true - from Its - present, position, and
moored 35 fathoms -of water on the
main channel range line.-The -notice is
dated March 7 and tomes from Wash,
tngton. . .' :. - .
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Radio advices received by C. Brewer
& Company today from the Oceanic
liner Sierra say she lias on board four
first cabin and two second cabin pas
sengers for Honolulu -and 7 bags of
mall. .She will have plenty of passen
ger room out., but her cargo- space
available for freight out for San Fran
cisco Is only ISO toes. . --
Mail for Canada. : Europe, -with the
exception of the Tectonic Allies' coun
tries and all the United States except
California. Nevada and Arizona, will be
despatched by the Canadian-Australasian
liner .Niagara Friday about -noon.
the .railway mail service announced
today. A full despatch for all the states
will be made by the Great Northern, 23,000; Punaluu. 11.785.
which steams for San Francisco- at 10
a. ra. Tuesday. ; . - . . ' "
" Bringing 20 cabin and 8.1 deck pas
sengers the, Inter?lsland- steamer Ma
nna Loa arrived at 4:53 this morning
from Kauai ports. She brought as
freight 4490 bags of LJhue Plantation
sugar, 1000 sacks, of Grove Farm. 20
bags of coconuts. 10 bundles of hides,
three crates of chickens, three cases
.of eggs and 50. sundries. ' ' .
-The British freighter W'alhemo.. own
ed by the Union Steamship Company
of ' New Zealand, owners or the - Ma
kura and Nlagara.is several days over
due with, a cargo of 5000 tons of coal
for the Inter-Island from Newcastle.
She should have arrived Sunday. The
Inter-Island has a barge laden- with
200Q tons -of coal now en , route from
Comox. B. C. which . port I the barge
left last ; Friday. , towed ' by a , Hlnd
Rolph tuf. - ' ;
Sugar reported awaiting shipment on
the Big- Island, by plantations and
bags. Is as follows, according to Purser
Mitchell of. the Mauna Kea: Olaa, 47.
20; Walakea. 19.000: Hawaii Mill. 3100;
Hilo Sugar, 28.900; Onomea. 21.438; Pe
peekeo. "17.000; Hononui. 14.500: Haka
lau. 36.957: Laupahoehoe. 25,221: Kai
wlkl, 19.397; Kukaiau. 10,477; Hamakua
miii. i7,siu; aaunau. ijwi;iionoKaa,
f
j It's. Incky for- sonie f us "proud descendauts of
earlv wltmiarforebears.that tbey didu't fun against
a literacy- test;" on tlieir arrival here. -Boston
Traveler. - ' 'v''.': " vy - y":
There is soine reason to think that the American
eagle is capable of emitting otlicr notes besides the
familiar twitter of alarm.- Chicago News. "
Stop, Look, Listen ! May be your salary 1 will be
the next to aviate. ; " "-y' " ;
Speaking about preparedness :
ever have to get ready? J, :
hen did T. R.
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The beautiful former Daggett properly on '12th Ave.
Well planned double vailed house. Superb, comprehens
ive view. lacres land, orchard, etc. One of the finest
homes m;Kaimuki. -r r ;;; .?- :-, -
Gua
W:--; f) REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Telephone, 3688 ; i v -; Stangenwald Building
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, HONOLULU REAL ESTATE
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sightly
location
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estates;
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The f person r looking "lorra 'suitable locaticixr f oi ;..'aa;
rof unusual desirability in either of the propertied '
-I: :v ;1. Large lot near Eohala Beach,; front- ' r
ing the -water. A most wonderful ; - ;
- 1 ' J ; . ocean outlook . . .. . .'. '. . . $15,000 : ''-v' '
2. Property of two-thirds of an acre .
near Punahou. , Large 2-story house. v
Grounds highly improved. $10,000 :r -
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Fort St.
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Henry Vaterhouse Trust Co., Ltd.
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$750.00 and $1150.00. .-Cash or instalments.
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