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HONOLULU STAB-BULLETIN TEDNESUAT,: APRIL IS, lDtf.'rF57'
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SUGAli LIARIIET
GROVS STRONGER
I Special'- Correspondence, Czarnikow
, Hionda Company. 112 Wall Street)
NEW YORK- N. Y March 3J. A
CITY ELECTION TO TAKE PLACE OFJ
PRESENT PLAN: PROCmiJ OUT
Coptlnocd from page one)
j od of eletticri of jpervisors is act
inclnded In the artlnna made immfr
tliA onihtlnr nr-f riru nnf tii th t - ., . .... . i.
decidedly firmer and more active mar-j legislature or is vetoed by the gover j geem8 that even if fectmrt had hot
ket has prevailed throughout the past ror and there ia rot, time to override jCD referred to In section 21 the
wee a. Alter rennera ana opvraiuia me tcio mere can i" uo prociamauou
had taken ah the sugars available at Issued and the present board remains
4Z0c to 4.C2Sc . I. at the close of last la office for ano'ber two years. If
week the views of sellers were ma- the act does pass the election will bo
beld under the prousioas of the ne
charter.
'111,, -".ii etlon provided for the year
CLL1BS SHOULD (ill
W HEUROES
(Continued from page one)
the saloon must sell liquor or go out
of business. I do not believe that a
parallel can be drawn between these
BAmEOFfflRiI
terially raised, so that at 4.75c c. f.
S.77c) only a moderate quantity was
obtainable. However, when 5c c. I.
6.02c) was reachedaside from sale
elcftxtn i toclanations could be Issued
I by reason of sections 140 and 21. Sec
i tlcn 14? specifically provides that see-
, tion 21 shall be In effect from the datd
! of the approval of the act 'as far aj
i necessary fcr the purposes of the geu-
TEACHES LESSON
ly AmcuM rnul
PARIS, Fratce. it was not until
the battle of the Marne was at it a
height when war munitions were runn
ning low that the French government
C0.4WO., ..d .w or pitj-3-3-w.'hS:
clubs of Honolulu. . according . to statements made by
The membership cf the various , Albert Thomas, Ministei of Munitions,
club of Honolulu is made up of the in the Chamber of Deputies. M.
very best of our business men; men i Thomas was speatlng In reply to
who so in for outdoor exercise; men criticism of the conditions under
as pro.
It t ee nit
7, .k... r, th-r.at i,. fi,. Aft,, . 1 191 ana ticn Zl si-eones iiwt in
there developed a greater accumula-, back had banded down .an opinion to . "J 7;" J J;" A",
aixy previous level of values this week, re held under the ne charter bill- .cr Jatnf h J5?J2 '6,n
;and the slightly, easier tone which thK of coarse, only being possible if I .-f, f"'.;...
naturally followed was responsible for, tb governor signed the bill in the!2,1 gh.ol,?fcbe 'ete4 at the 1917 e.ec-
tAmnrmrv vt htlra I of rerlnein Drier time herore Ir vc b nerexkarr fn " "u i'1"""
ho care for their bodily health; men
v.ho aie mindful cf others be3ider
themselves, and It Is from the ranks
of these men that the Initiative should
come when the question of giving up
liquor drinking for the period of the
war come j up for discussion and de
cision. It has always been a great
from the market. But oterators con- issue the election proclamation.
tlnued to promptly absorb the small j The opinion handed down yesterday
larce!s that were put forward at any 4 afternoon by Attorney General Staln
concession, and at the close a sale of f tack on the provisions of the city
April shipment Cubaa was made to charter bill relating to supervisors was
refiners at 4.873c c. (. (5.89c). ther? prepaied at the re-jueu of President
being further bdyers thereat, but only Chlllingtrcrth of the senate.
a limited quantity available at '.C6c pei The attorney general holds that the
lb. higher. ' . charter bill is not legally defective and
week
tons Cubas.. 20
and 000 tons
tfon ; if would haVe added nothing to obstacle In the vray of prohibition In
the act by specifically Including sec: Hawaii that the workingman could
tlcn 6 with the ether sections made point his finger at the prominent clubs
Immediately effective by section 140 Qt the city and truthfully say: They
inasmuch as section 21 specifically in , want me to give up my beer and gin,
eluding section 6 with the other sec- but they won't give up their highballs
tions made Immediately effective by and cocktails. The time for this kind
section 140 inasmuch as section 21 of discrimination has gone by.. This is
specifically refers to section 6 and the very time and day when every
Total reDorted' transactions' of 'the 'that It does not appear Ko be in con-4ction 21 .can only be construed Jnan can do his i bit, in some form or.
eek ire iith SbSTof 7oSJ'. Wet- with sections 3 and 4. Revised connection with section 6." ot5f,r- Su,r!ly me? !re fT fcwho
r re in ia Ddjauoruwu i iv.wv , --.-f, .v.iii....,. ,... I reallr feel that they lust must have
noa tnn Pnrtrt Kleni . , icimuuk iu uuic iua i
' . 1 1. i -i.il . i i- . r
ncnpreferentlals, on ; w UCVUU1C ouh&ivtj. a i ah
uoUtIon J was ad- 01 me opinion is in iofija
' which the spot
. vanced 7c per
The buslnesi in Porto RIcos was at
' prices, advancing from-S2c to B.64c
K to 5.77c delivered in New York." -
.; A very active domestic demand" for
refined" sugars, together with an eager
foreign' Inquiry for the same product.
come in contact with a club bar.. I
which war materials had been guppil?
ed to the French army.
Frctn the asset t.'ons, it appears that
the French Dejwrtment had estimat
ed be'ore the war that it would be
necesary far sUite arsenals to produce
not more than ) 3,000 shells a day. In
the belief that the conflict would be
short, no provision whatever was
made for the production of explosives
during the hostilities.:
I When it was discovered, during the
battle of the Marne, that this estimate
was insufficient, Alexandre Millerand,
the Minister of War, summoned to
L'orde ux the heads of all manufactur
ing establishments' available and or
- ganized them into groups for the rapid
urcduction of Z inch Ehells.
Neither the government nor ; the
manufacturers had then any basis for
m a. i a i 'ii t
were i nrlnelnal Cauaes of the' ad- w lD general eiecuon provia-
rance in prices. Business for export, j ed for the e" lt" ,s V'f-
howeverj has been restricted by tha mentary rule thal-the primary basis
- ' reincUnce of United States Teflners ef ' interpretation cf the. law is;to as
t' " to enter . Into commitment for theicertaIn the Sislative Intent and auch
-' shipment of large quanUUea during intent should not be defeated by too
' i the nexjt two or three months, owing J trict' a construction. ' For the pur-
to Ihelr Inability to find Cuban sellers I PBe oi ascerwmmg aucn mieni we
of the distant deliveries of raws it courts very often resort to legislative
would be necessary to simultaneously Hournals and facts outside of ,the lan-
Rerafientative Andrews, father of the
me act unner discussion provides: original measura. who blames the up-
cn July l, 1917,1 excep
21 and 37 to 5C, tooth
be In effect from the
act as tar as necessary tor the pur
purchase as cover against such sales
of refined, The. only factual sale Ye
ported for export this week consisted
cfVl 0,000 -tons that Canadian teflners
are understood to hate booked at the
basis of 6.23c f. o. b. ;r, , , . .
As regards Cubaa, only very slight
transactions hare been made for April
shipment at 4.50c to 4.55c f. o. b. En
quires for .May-June shipment', have
been plentiful, but Cuban holders have
displayed no desire to sell so far
. . . ... a . ii ( iaa i uii f. av i n uu m. a
lalt.to the dcor of the senate py: k f f . h arp a t ri?.aring the co?ts.
manv men In the clubs of the citr.'con1I"cn8 ana th
wl.lingly subscribe right now to
i uci J uvurc ivi nviuuis uio viu ivma K . .m .t tut- l.t jt i r
tllhatfsectlop i, irtldt, ZZ. 2Z1UZ ZlZ'l
Inclusive -la'hafi T. ; - i . , u ' me humuvu w uiuui fijm uume iu
ffiit-o'r kr -thfWl Ahdrews ay that, if the governor therm I do riot, for a moment, fear the
approval oi uiis u-ij.. h. Kin . Tr- .t- v ... ,i
f uuiua ai im Lur: uiu. aiiu. iuu m.A iuu l a . iiiik ai.a.jr in iiim a i r iiihii iirn
tetter than either,
BOCKUS.
guage of ftne act However, In 1 the
present case,, without golri"g: outside
the language of the act itself there
can' be little ooubt of the legislature's
Intent that this act should take, effect
from the date of. its approval as. far at
necessary for the purpose of the gen
eral election provided for .the year
191?.' :':
"iAf, ;to .-, the argument that section
C, trovldlng for the number and .meth-
pijres, the rnatter cooid be taken Intd Cept; total abstinence right now is
court' to compel the issuance or a
new V. II. .' '
Mass. Meeting to Explain Situation
7 A maW meeting for. the punxise ot
explaining to the people of the. city
and-county cf Honolulu, the conditions
under . which the : candidates will be
elected at the. primaries, will be. called
by . Mayor John C XUane for Saturday
evening at 7:30 o'clock., at jAala park.
' "I. deem it advisable at this tlmo
to appear before the . people tov ex?
plain what . wculd ; be wthe , yrubable
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REPORTS MHRSX'
The exceptional
great need of
Immediately replenishing the supply,
M. Thomas said, accounted for the ab
normal Drices ard for the fabulous
profits reaped by the manufacturers, j
' Three. inch sheiL at that time cost the
government fifteen: rrancs each. Today
I they are purchased, at prices ranging
from six, francs and fifity centimes to
crn frinf. anI -Hfti- rontim pq I
The iFrench War " Department ha3
placed 64,000 contracts of artillery,
projectiles end explosives since Sep-
. tember. 1914. M. Thomas said. All
. munitions producing plants in France,
he added, have been under the control
ot the state from the beginning. Re
plying to, deputies who demanded that
all industries able tn contribute to the
national defence should be requisi-
t' l .'.
Spent SI 7M0 for Advertising in Order
to Soil r.loro Milk. "
the CHEEimtivB
ff New York Con
sumers did not un
derstand the prob
lems tliat influence
the price of milk.
Dairymen had to
sell more milk in
order to nnlnce the
overhead and mince
milk prices to the
consumer.
fJThe Same - Princi
ple a p pi i e s in all
business.
f Increase your quan- V : :v;y
tity of business and yon can reduce your relative
expense . ' ; '' ' ' ; 7.
fj And Better Satisfy your customers. :
This Can be done by n consistent uArapaijn of
. advertising. . i-..--. v. :.;-vv .'.'.? ' :","..;
Paid Publicity Pavs.
So nvtrvy vnexpecteel
Bnnj tjdde.d joy to life
Hy boss juV got some
L?ol cm hetr Kim
coming
now.
The net paid circulation of the ( A HC
Star-Bulletin on March (i was v'lvO
for the primary election, under, the bid
charter was Issued today,.' . he added.
ahead.. It has been reported here this tir grinding Beason, little i at. time, ing for the. coming crop which Is an
weea mat uniiea Kingaom purcnasea i cd . vv,
25,000 tons of White Javas for prompt f nearly all . the damaged cane with
shipment. I practically .negligible loss . being at;s-
Cabled aavlces rectlted today from!tJned- n 018 other hand, fbe,mucH
Caba;sUte that yeryeav rains are larger .amount involved this aeaspn be
falling in various western sections of 8 all burned within -a comparatively
the island. Recent .reports give thelho1 period.. tho. great bulk of t has
Political situation as Improved, but .-own irreirievaoiy iosi me lactones.
cause dis
organization. He accepted a proposal
for : a . regime under which the state
would exercise a control and share In
date that the burning of cane fields
fin continues. .. In comparing the
; t -.r.tfty cf rr.e. burnt, this year-with
'1. c puLUi.l.iw figures cf 113,811 tons
cf cane similarly affected last cam
l airn. attention - might .well be . called
to the fact that It is only in cases
.where burnt cane. is left ungrouhd for
, ir ore than ten days that it sours and
becomca worthless. Consequently, as
Isst year's burning spread over the en-
through laVk of time to cut and grind
it before
Jbx.'malerlaUy,
tion. i 1 . '.ftv
This, great destruction ot cane. wiU
undoubtedly Increase expenses of cul
tivation during tho summer months, as
the farmers must necessarily devote
aU .their energy and financial re
sources to the rehabilitation. of their
burnt fields, and do little, if any, plant-
' -That the -outbrealLof disease amon
& i SKS cattle bnTKaUf is anthrax was learned tioned. bf the government. M. Thomas
Z J' iiSiSai the Garden Island.
naiu a,Aiv uijui i vrvtaAAi.tajAi
If H4LI1II1IEII Ilf. I't JIJ III Ilfl lit' lilt MLKU LI V .
the 8Ur-Bulletin down to 1 :Z0 this ! - Tfae governm ;nt has established ten
afternoon,', Dr. Norgaard was said to new found: ics since September, 1914.'
and lias, enlarged eictteen others. It
Iti-m not to be overlooked when esU- Pth whom he conferred this morning uefeioea in ine otoaie.
.mj&:$i$ cost
first had believed 'Jt to be.
made."
trading In sugar futures on the New
York Coffee, and Sugar Exchange. has
been very active this week; at steadily
advancing prices. V Today's closing
bids of 'April. Oc: May. 4.97c; June,
decomposition $tartjed, there- 0Zci Jul-o.08c;v August, 542c;; Sep;
laUyTeducinHhfeirHsroduc'v tember, "Mlet OctobelOc; Novem'
iv: - - : . .. ' '' I Jnr ' K MU-' 1ofettihT A RSe. ' anil JTonti- I. ' V1. ' -V; . T..k . : --.,-- ...t'
ranging from .28c In January to .36c
In October.
The receipts for the week at' the
three Atlantic Dorts were . 7iB6S tons.
compared with 72,390- tons last year
ana sb,! vuna ui -istr-- "
1.? r ..; ' ; H' . : :? ' ' : :i5L-'',TyrT'. - .-"(J - iVX''' - rv
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averaser
; Secretary Otis F. Hall of the Murine Eye Remedy Co.
writeV to the Honolulu StarrBulletin as follows: "It af
fords me pleasure as wpresentmg the Murine interests to
state thatour puhlidty in the
in establishinij a very fair demand for Murine in Hawaii.
This is one case where we have been able to trace firecf
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Murine Contracts Are Always Renewed.
nounce the, birth of a daughter at
their home in Kalihi-uka last night
Grape Hamilton Ferguson has filed
in. federal court a petition for naturali
zation as. a United States citizen. She
is a Britisher from. Brazil.
aiisa Agnes Botelho and Johii A.
DrakeiWerpi married Monday by Rev.
Fr. Jl. , Valentin! : August Botelho and
Angelo Botelho were, witnesses.
! - BAR IS HEARD.
LESS THAN 75 CENTS
CBt Aisoclatwl Pxeul
PARIS, . France. Artificial legs
made, from papier macbe and costing j
less, jiajt, 75. cents, each are being sup
plied to wounded sofaier ' m Paris ,
hospitals. .The paper legs, which are;
the invention . cf a Danish . surgeon,
are merely for temporary use, but '
with care, will last from six months'
to, 4 year.,' They are made, on tha .
spot, can be used a fortnight after the -amputation
and obviate the necessity j
of crutches while the patient IS'COu
valesclng. , . , , . ,
A hospital orderly can cut out, fit
and complete a paper leg for a patient j
In about half an hour. , The work taken (
a aay, to ary ana set, ana may oe usea
the next day. by" the Invalid".
WE ANNOUNCE ANOTHER EXCURSION AT TH:
INCLUSIVE RATE OP ' " -
SOoOO
Lzave H6noKilu Wednesday 10 a. m.
- - ; RETURN SATURDAY 7X mT '
; Stop-oVer Privileges Granted " -
Reservations and Tickets . -
Iiiter-Islahd Steam Navigation Co:; Lt
Phone 4941
Qneen Ctr;
vAs a substitute measure for two bills
Introduced , 14 the senate to provide
against the' practise of law bf corpora
tions, a bil waa Introduced by the sen
ate judiciary committee this afternoon.
The ew bill follows the same general f
tenor as me omer
Lines them and
compromise between both sides..
Spirited v argument against the pro
posals mad In the ether, two. bills was
held this morning betwipn represents
tiv.es of, trust companies, and lawyers.
The judiciary committee . recommends
the . adoption of the substitute ;toea
siirc. " ' ; " :- -
er measures, but com-j - For th6 Tcclli and 3IoTjth
is said to be nearer a Cisiht6 the tifiyCrevices the
tooth oowder or paste can't always
reach; Reduces .spongy, bleeding .
Cures., , Makes, the mouth' proof
against disease gertns. Neutralizes
mouth , secretions cools and re
freshes. Use rtitht and imorning. ,
' - At kit Dnutitft. 2S - N
t fHflut Award rraSMarfaciiic Exptsitjoa
GET THESE FACTS!
-When you want facts, ask those who know by personal Investor
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are free, at addresses given below. .. ' .
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