Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume], April 09, 1917, 2:30 Edition, Image 3

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MISSiON MEMORIAL ,
: AUDITORIUM '
Mcnday and Tuesday Evenlncs.
': April and JO '
v Modern Chinese Play
THE Warning bell :
'v. - Monday . ; '- '
y. THE L03T SHEEP ';
;'.": t Tuevday
Presented by-a company of Chi
nese for. the. benefit of their school
and, Sunday school. 1 ',
7:30 p. m.
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W on; those Glass
Balring Dishes
break in toe v
oven;
Tbfit's tha. question 'women are
rr tantly asking us -and ten"
uatKraliy e'oout the . wonderful
nt'iYRKX glass dishes for bas
in?; KO, Madame, they 'wl!l NOT
Lrpuk in the own.
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Pyrex baking dJshes wIll neith--c
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f'akt.!,' - . ; - "V'. ; :;
It ts an 'education to see1 thee
tipv jclaBs dishes. Xietter make it
a fUnt to look at thera today. A
fuiriiuc, oue for. every, purpose. i
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(Continued from page one,;
Governor Stroncty Applauded V,i
" Coernor Lucius K. PinVham , was
then osLed to -speak and the applause
which greeted him as be stepped u ion
tbe platform lasted far several raln
ttci and as given with a whole
fccartedness which was good to see.
r W. II. Mclnerny said that the army
end navy committee had jvaral mat
te! s before It whfcMiit wished ' the
I members to consider as' they are too
larga for a single committee to settle
by itself. : . ; : ,'..' :V
Tho first was universal training and
this the members later went on rec
ord as favoring. The second Is
W hpthrr the liur.inesii hml-M should
pay their employes who are : called
to tbe front the difference between
the amount received from the govern
ment and the salary received from
the firm. Next Mr. McFnerny said
that he has the names of several per
sons who, ui)on ' the declaration of
war, had purchased and are. hoarding
j enough supplies to last a year. "This
j is entirely against patriotism," he
said, and the Chamber should imme
diately take steps, to prevent the
hoarding of foodstuffs." Along this
same line he announced that It looks
as if certain people in Honolulu have
a corner on the rice here and pointed
out that if this continued it might re-
Lault in a military form of government
and the looustoiis UKen over tor at
tribution. ; : ' ' ' ,
Calls Tor Press to Support Officials
The next remarks of Mr. Mclncrny
stirred the strongest applause of the
eutire meeting an applause in which
Jlcud cheers grew and grew until they
drowned bandclapplng. ; ; ?
"Your committee feels, he declared,
"that the ' press of this '- community
should whole-beaTtedly ami iratrioti
callyrgtid by those charged wjth the
conduct of affairs. They should !and
by the heads' of departments, f( (feral
and territorial. Y There should iiot lie
needless," causelcm .criticism- Hie
press, we earnestly urge, should arold
Inuepdoes and Slurs." :
- As the4 significance of this, grew
upon the men present their applause
grew In Tolume. J Mr. Mclnerhy men
tioned no names in' Lis refercncs; to
the press, nor, apparently, did lie nctd
to do so.'-;.
Except for the first subJect.anlHtaiy
training, the questions ' w ere Veferre i
to .the board of directors to' bo Teport-
led back to'th.9 merabej if the cham
ber within 24 hours. . . . '
' In ' rega rd to mlliUxr ; .raining t iTere
tras i some ' -flfBccsaion s s - to wiieUier
tho chamber should favor The'Cliam
ber'afn or reneral aniiv staff bill, Ithe
former calling for a six ciontbs . per
riod of training ard the latter & year.
And although tho majority ;stemcd to
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better than ottier
p o u ri d m akes l
cups cost about fotte -
April 9 to 14
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nib.: 25c re? : ; ; 20c
lbs. H $3.50 . 0 $2.75
farbrrthe staff 1K1 rt Va- ffcally Ue
citleJ that the chamber should simply
faror onlvenil trtt-ilcp and leav? it
to Congress dcH-5 the detail.
Major Lincoln, representing General
P. S. Strong. comtr.pndcr of the Ha
waiian Department, spolc- on tbe food
question in the island, declaring that
economy is Impera!iv?, that luxuries
should be eliminated, w aste ende-i and
more foodstuffs grown ier.. ,:'-
The Chamber should " at once,- we
Lope, form a committee to cooperate
with the merchants, plantations : and
military officials to settle as far as
possible our food problem here," Major
Lincoln said. :;'-;'. 1
Lorrin A. Thurston then Introduced
a resolution asking the .territory -for
an appropriation to establish agricul-
tural demonstration stations on -the
islands and demonstrators to teach
the people and also that the terri
torial marketing division be continued
and developed on the other islands.
Instant favor met h la remarks con
cerning the support of the- territorial
marketing division. ' .
J. M. Westgate, director of the; U.
S,; experiment station, told the mem
bers that he favors the territorial
marketing division being taken over
by the territory, that the bill now
before the house has his support, and
that the U. ' S. - station Jwill stand by
to nelp in "any way. possible.' This
also was a strong appeal for support
of the marketing division and crystal
lized sentiment in favor of Mr. Thurs
ton's resolution.; ' ; ; -
Just before the meeting closed, a
communication from General Strong
was reaa asaing rae cnamoer to ais
tribute among its menibers, and in
turn among their " employes, blank
forms carrying out r the idea . of the
military census. A bill Is now in tbe
legislature develdping this plan and
has every , prospect of passing.
Harmony Lodge, L 0. .O. P.,- meets
tonighL " 4 - .w..-' .;; .
' Honolulu -Lodge, . Yf . & ..A. . IU ? has
monthly business meeting tonight '
:. During April thfe Cooke . art gallery
and 4he reading room of the Punahou
llbxary-i 'IH be closed day ; Sun-
days. - ' .vv. .v ' : '
" The Morning Music Club will 'meet
at i n "clock Wednesday afternoon at
the Methodist church, Deretania
street -: .""i ;
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. Speaking of the clause In tile presi
dent's proclamation forbidding alien
enemies . from carrying firearms the
police, say that cuch an order, ap
plies to sny-ne who does not hare
the proper atthority to do so.
In regard to the rresident'i ' warn
ing to aliens United States Marshal
J. J. Smiddy said today that it would
be impossible to apply the restrictions
to the situation fn Honolulu and ex -
expocts government officials to use'
their ownr discretion In this matter.
" it would of course work a great
hardship upon aliens if they could not
approach nearer to a. government
building than half a mile," says Smid
dy. "There are no big government;
works or munition factories here
which -Jereians ;night damage, any -
ho-v. and these are what the president
is SO anxious to frotecL The military !
authorities themselves will see to 'It,
by posting adeouate guards that
aliens will not come closer to reserva
tions that are tabu.
. Smiddy has received two voluntary
offers of sefvlce in the last few days
from former . United States deputy
marshals in the Northwest who how
reside in Honolulu. The marshal was
pleased to hear from them and "will
remember them in an emergency.
( Continued from page one) x ,
started on a whirlwind tour of schools
Superintendent of Instruction Kinney
.and Secretary: of Hawaii Thayer witli
the editor of the Star-Bulletin, made
np that: party. -r. . .-. .":, ':.'.: .';
-. They Tisitod . Kalulani, RoyaU Cen
tral Grammar McKInley High ; and
the Normal t school, spending. Some
tima at Kalulani and Royal . and pass
ing the , others. The visitors were
much impressed : with the work of
Americanizing and educating the chil
dren. . ',Y Ai' f ' ; ,;'V . v -:-
At'lO o'cloc'i MrJ McClurawrcnt to !
the Chambe'r of; Commercepitribtlc
meeting. 'V.', t.. Jj
uuuv no uau a icir unuuica.
to, himself for rpm- cabling and "other
business. - v,.". ;';';' - '..'.V
7 .At noon. he was tee., honor guest at
a luncheon given bylhe Star-Bulletin
on the Roof Garden Df the Young. no-;
teL'., Governor - Pinaham, .'President
Hagens and ; trusiees of the chimber ..
arid . ether - officials vTwere. vthe othccJ
guests. . W 'R. vFarrington, genera
business manager 01 "the. Star-Bullotin,
presided. '::'1;--'v i . '.v
At -" 1:45 Superintendent -v Kinney i
again met Mr. Mcuiure to tase mm w ,
the Normal school ipr a talk on urar ;
and European conditions. , , .-; ' . 1
Mr. . McClure, who spent months J in
Germany last year and had access to .
vast amount of unusually available !
matter, is a mine of- information on I
the war and has vigorously, patriotic
During our
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; A&& t w ant in my brief time to see
as much as possible of Oahn and get
a line on conditions here,- he said
cs the auto whirled over the city. lie
is anxious to Miut Hawaii oa the map"
with the readers of the-McClure pub
lications -which "means ;maay millions
of American;1. - v .',
: Mr. McChire will spend some time
in the Orient t nd then go to Petro
graV perhaps : urther. " He seems to
expect that tht war will be over be
fote the quest hn of going through
Europe demands immediate solution.
Miss Destty. who has made a name
fcr herself in Pacific coast journalism,
vill go around .the worjd. writing of
conditions- fal ih'tt various countries.
Mr. McCfure irai ib bnsy today that
an extended interview with iiim could
not bo secured but from ! he otter-
ances he madc.;fn the midst of ques
tions and answers about Hawaii, it is:
1 plain that he thltika Germany may be?
also tht thenitcl States has done
the splendidly right thing in going in
to the war; ithinka -tqrther that the
American , jebple , shoiHd put their
shoulders unitedly behifid the army,
navy and other governmental agencies
doing the ffehtiag.. . : 4V
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r dont think nyone can Bay that Pre
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aw v v iiiv vvis.Htiy ;yui v a an s i .scia
now that i in It ther' will be no
stopping hin. He is -a i leader that
leads. Die United States coeld not
have erterl tills contet before and
been properly prepared., Now she is In
a far better .condition than England
was whea she entered tbe war and
we will soon nee our. strength felt. ?
rebuildino; operations; patrons
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veteran employes know from experience precisely the kind and
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Dainty luncheon or tea at '
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Phones:
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Also sec our American Tlzz
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and Cuff Links.
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