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Honolulu demands a fair business
administration. That's the kind ,f
administration Honolulu will have
The freepU Whs Rid trvAly Rr
are excluelve-YbUXti H ape. -.
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Many i)ersons prefer those
made by, our skilled pastry
. cook and baker, to fruit
t cake. -Have you tried
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Freshly Jiaked :
Pastries ' i '
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Pies of all kinds'
Fancy Cakes
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Are tuned tp th expert t6nea of the
bugle bo that all jam tary palls aay
be sounded on them, the tones all
harmonize, . with- o another, di.
corJ are Im possible and no musi
cal knowledge is necessary for har
monious results. '
illustrated booklet, with prices, on
request.'
These chimes make unique gifts.
Trices run as follows: $7.75, $10.50,
J1U0, l:50 and "$23 50 each.
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The House of Housewares
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When you, want facts, ask those who know by personal investigation.
-Opinions of. Well Known Physicians and Osteopaths. Regarding Chiroprac
tic" and CHnical Experience with Vertebral Subluxations." by Dr. Patchen,
are free, at addresses given below. "Vi ;
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ICOLLEGECLUB'S.
APRIL MEETING
IS A MUSICAL
; ;Tje' April aeeuag of the couf e
Clu took; the form of a muaical held
at tbe CbrUUaa cborch en the after
uooa pf Tueeday, Aprti i,
) Ail thr numbers-! n(' the program
ete of in-eat interest,.' rendered byj
ome oT Honolohi's -best-liked agists, j
. The aecond nninber. Toft Sonxs
from KeBtacky MooBtains,' . snog . by
Mist Roth -Tobbs, possessed quaint- the opinion today of Dr. Victor A. Nor
nees. aU Its owi.r A explained , by. , gaara. territorial veterinarian, who
Misa Rath Huntington. s these aonga
aad others tike them have been recent-,
ly louad . among tbe Kentucky moun
taineers where they have been passed
down by word of mouth for , three or
four, generations. .
They are old English ballads taken
to that part of the country by the
Colonial ancestors of the present-day
mountaineers.
entire program of the musical
fqll0rs:.t.
.It Andantino, for two riollns and
frlano t Edwin, H. Lemare). Miss Mar
garet Stereo,. Mrs. Ernest Ross and
Mrs. Bernlce Steven.
', 2. Folk Songs trom Kentucky Moun
taint (colleeted by Loraine Wyman).
"Barbara AUn.'VrPretty Polly," Tlie
Mary Coldn Tree.-, "Sweet AVIIlUm
and Lady .Margery." Miss Ruth Tubbs.
? Walts from "CaraJrar (Schu-
i a, ann ). Ocu ve Study .(.Williams w Miss
Roth JMmtyi,;;,5 i. r.;4.-i.-y :-i.;K&t!itt.
l rHer Rose" (Coombs), fayltan"
if RoJaad).' Nor.wef;:dl Sehnsueht
kennf (Tschafkowskyr Misa Dernico
KhuuTsnzz-: .' ; : . i;-v ; 'r
i 6rfkval9 Songs "Ould Doctor Ma
Ciaa-. (Lohr), Tre Got the Mumps"
(Franklin . St , Greea) ExhortaXio,:
Negro aeraoB (Cook), Mr. O. i Berg-
tnan." ;. . , r : . .'.'.v,;.-
1 . ; rrt Spirit of Spring,". Miss . Leo-tftra-
Asderaen.? . ; ;u
i 7.NTnnIlgkt.Walt2" (Ilanlet Ware).
TMr .-Dearie"., i ( Mary ? Helen Brown ),
lira. -Alexander Robertson. .- "
' S. "CaTotte" (Ramtaw), prelude and
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Tonight will -.be rOreat Northern
night at Heinle's Tavern, "on the
beach. at.Waikikirand a most 000
dial invitation la extended to tbe pas
sengers and officer of . the S. S.
Q.UKprjtJiernJtoUeuL.the dinner
fiance to be-given in honor of the ar
rival of the big Hill linen ' ;,v
plover .cabaret entertainment, by
Mts Evelyn Gilbert during the eyen
ing and dinnerl An - excellent menu
has ' been carefully selected and will
be served from 5; 20 to 8 and reser
vations for same should be made as
early as possible.- Adv. ; -'Cf.
ROUND THE ISLAND TOURS
. Around tbe Island. $1.75. Sunday
Ticketa at Benson Smith & Co, Fort
street Phone 1356. Adv. ; , .
Four children were burned to death
In a fire that destroyed their borne at
Saginaw; Mich. ; v :
ffhe plant) of,' the Jeansvllle - Iron
. Works at. Hazelten vPa ;va3 .damaged
by 'fir.at'aloss of $75,000.' " v- Y
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frescrves i '
V J &e skin andeomolnclon
f ; indcfmitely. Retains the
netMty or Toutnwnen
youth is but a, memory.
w Your inhMnnee viTT
' - always be the worvkr of
your fnends if you we
r rtrta t. ixjpxcs & sent, Kew Tork
!:"::ininnnn:n!rniiHiiiiiii
u e have a nice line of
: La Tattsca Pearl
? : v Necklaces !' -
Just like the genuine in color
and finish also. ; , )
ee , our large, assortment of
RMneetctie brooches. Exact dn-.
pficatca of the Diamond Platinuei
brooches. r.-.-"
H. Culmaii Co., LtL
Fcrt and Hotel Sts.-:
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Phone $610
.fiONOttJUJ STARUtLOTN; ,TIfTI?SDA Y,
LIULE DANGER
ANTHRAX SPREAD,
SAYSiRGAARD
Territorial Veterinarian Feels
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ASSUred tpidemiC Will Be
' Qurckfy Checked
There is no danger ef the anthrax
outbreak on Kauai spreading throagh
tht lr!and cr being comrannfeated to
ether islands In the territory. This is
was asked by the Star-Fulletin for a
report on the epidemic in the Garden
Island.
'There is no likelihood of the cut
break sprealing." said Dr. Korgaard
this morning. "The infected herds are
pastured In a well surrounded Talley
opening out on the sea; all preventive
J measures, mciuamg quarantine, nave
Deen laxen, toe aeaa came are oeing
cremated and enough vaccine to mocu
late all cattle infected or exposed to
tbe disease should arrive very short
ly and I will at once take it to
Kauai and vaccinate. all the cattle suf
fering from or endangered by the di
sease,
The only ranch to suffer from the
epidemic is the PrkicevMc plantation
at Hanalel, Dr. Norgaard says. There
are no cattle ranches adjoining the in
fected pastures. Deaths of cattle from
the disease to date have been about
70 head. The disease is such that ni
cattle 111 from U can behlpped. They
would die before, reaching their des
Unatloa. ' , . .-. ,
Will Vaccinate by WheTeaaJe
; .ri.vfii vaccinate about 1000 head of
cattle In (the Quarantined district,'
sakL: Dr. iNorgaard this morning.
ordered enough vaccine Monday by
Cable toj), Ban Francisco to inoculate
from 1.0 to.JOOa head and it should
aniva. aoon.-.i-i, -
j DrAi;iBK?Ilaia7er4lepntj territo-,
rial veterinarian, -tar tKauai, j8 zt the)
Princevllte ranch ; ta , the -Ilanalei , di
trkt., taking. etery -precaution; and en
forcing tha warantine. absolutely. He
wfilremain on 4oty there until the
epidemic has , ben-checked and atl
Bona Meal la Blamed
: As to the cause of the epidemic, the
territorial veterinarian belieYes ft dtier
largely 'to 'Lone meal Imported from
Callfornia,-where ihcre has- beet? tome
i trouole from anthrax recently. "In
y-annMM report f 1- warned stock
growers not U feed anything, but Ha
waihra-xnade bone meaV'.he aaid, The
' meal is -led with salt a the, aalt licks
ht.caae.vbere pastuj-ea arc-deficient
m iron saltSv The, veterinarian warn
ed catlle me of the territory t Insist
on getting only bone meal manufac
tured fin; the JalaBdir vrp;. r- - rj. '
.. The entire Hanalel district is under
Quarantine today" and one of the Im
portant . things tat be done after the
epfdemie is - checked will be to , do
away with Infection of the soil which
has -resulted frnrrt sthrnta th iftl
aeaa irom .tne disease.
'Before Dr. Norgaard reached Kauai
the" .cattle men, had been skinning the
dead, cattle and burying their carcass
es, where the proper; method to have
followed should have been complete
cremation of the. cattle, by pouring
oil-on the bodies, aad burning then) to
ashes. "That Is the only safe way to
prevent further. infection, because if
the sod once gets-Infected the infec
tion continues to stay in tbe ground
and grow." saya Dr. Norgaard.!
'The. territorial veterinarian, desire
to assure stockmen ot tbe territory
that there Is no possibility of the , di
sease, being brought her now and that
with iCally possible precautions being
taken the epidemic should he stamped
out toon after the jaccine arrives from
the mainland and inoculation is, siren
sick 'cattle and .those exposed to in
fection,' . "
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f-vA" membership in the New York
Coffee and Sugar Exchange, was sold
for $5000. an advance of $200 over the
Idst previous sale, v - :s i
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A WUio amend the revised statutes
to prevent- the sale of 1 cigarettes -or
Cigarette papers -was Introduced In the
Maine legislature. - : :v. ;
IN.THB CTRCTJIT COURT OF THE
at Chambers, in Probate.
. In the Matter of the EaUte of Hen
ry Williams, Deceased.
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
. FOR ADMINISTRATION
; The.PfUUcn of Mary Kaipo W'Uli-t
nms, widow of Henry Williams, '-'de-'
ceased, rileging that , Henry Vlnt;
ams of Honolulu, Tt H, died. intestate!
at -Honolulu aforesaid on the 11th j
day of AprH A. D 19J7, leaving prop
erty, within the JurUdicUon.o(. thl3l
upon, and praying; that. Letters of AoV
ministration issue to C&rrie Kapihe
having this day, been filed!. . r "
It is ordered, that Friday, the 25th
day of .May, A D. , 1317, .at ,2 o'clock J
p. pi be. and is hereby appointed, for
hearing t said Petition! Inv the Court
Room of this Court in the Judiciary i
Building la Honolulu, City and Coun
ty of, Honolulu, at which time and :
place all persons concerned may an-
pear and show cause, if any they have,
why said Petition should not be
granted.
v Bv the Court, "
! H. A. WILDER.
Clerk.
Dated Honolulu. April 19. 1317. i
J. T. DeBOLT, ... . . . : .
Attorney for Petitioner.
5 r4-Xptil 19, 26, May 10 .
CnziizizilyiZis,
Eves iaSamed bv exce
sore te Sam, Dssf and tiai
r cpkly-lievtd by If arte,
tSltyRcaeay. NoSmartinp,
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SEE VICE FIRST
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES
The res gnetjon of 1st Lieut. A.
Reginald GUlsyer, 4th Haw. Inf.. N.
C, as an officer of the National
Guard of the United States and cf the
Terrltory of Hawaii, is accepted.
That portion of -parasrar h 3, S. O
3t a fiO T-H ritw Anril . 11T
which refers'to the resignation 'of 2nd
Lient. -'Henry Vincent, is revoked. I
Subject to future examination, in
conformity with ' section 73. National
Pefenfe act of June 3. the fol
lowing promotions in the infantry arm
of the Naticnal Guard of the I'nited
Ststes and of the Territory of Ha
waii is announced for the informa
tion and guidance of all concerned:
2nd Lieuts. Albert K. McDougall
(qnassigned), A. J. SUUmsn and J.
Yates, to be first lieutenants with
rank from April 17. Assigned to 2nd
Haw. InU and will report in 1-erson
or in writing to his regimental com
mander for assignment and for duty.
The following named enlisted men
will be honorably discharged to ac
cept commission in the National
Guard of the United States and or the ;
Territory of Hawaii; Ist.Sgt E. K.
Kanehailua, Co. I. 2nd Haw. inf.; 1st
Sgt Arvin A. Whelan, Co. G. 4th Haw.
Inf.; S.t. Samuel K. Tcomey, Co. II,
2nd Haw. Inf.
Subject,, to future examinaUon. in
conformity with section 75. national
defense act of June 3, 1916. the fol
lowing appointments in the National
Guard of. the United States and or
the Territory of Hawaii are announced
for the information and guidance of
all concerned:
EK., Kanehailua, to be second lieu
tenant of; infantry, with rank iroin
April 17.-i Assigned to 2nd Haw. Inf.
; ,Arvtn.,A, Whelen and S. K. Toomey
(o be.s second . JieutenantAiOf infantry
with jank. front Apil7..;Assigned to
4tb. HawinL - y
J Mus. 1st Class Charles E. Healy,
Ho Co lat Haw. Inf., is trans
ferred aa "a private to the 3rd Haw.
InL
Sgt Manuel Perreira, M. G. Co., 2nd
Haw. Inf., is transferred as a private
to the 1st Haw. inf.
Sgt John Alexander, Co. C, 1st Haw
Inf will. be. honorably discharged by
reaspn 01 pnystcak atsaouuy,
That Dortion of same paragraph and
order as above, which applies to the
resignation' of Ifct Lieut. Herbert C.
Alston, Is amended to read "Herbert
C. , Austin.;;,; r T .
Subject to future, examination, iu
conformlty'Iwlth raectIon 75, ; national
defense act of June 3, 1916. the follow
ing promotions.in the intantry arm of
the , National; . Guard: of v the United
StateiSnd of the,teTritorrTif Hawaii
.To.be majors, with rank from Apru
19 Capt. Orlando J Whitehead, ...3d
RgL - Haw; ilat -N.. G.;. Capt, Henry
Robinsonr Jr., 3d Rgt. Haw. Inf N. O.
To-' be captains,. with .rank , from
April 19-lst Lieut. Edward Walsh,
3d Rgt Haw. InL, N. G.T let Lieut Al-
Tin Robinson, 3d Rgt, Haw. Inf., N, G.y
1st LieuL H.. R. Slogett, 2d Rgt Haw..
Inf., N. G.:fd Lieut. Seabury Short,
34 Kgt Haw. Inf., N. G.
To be first lieutenants, with rank
from. April 19 2d Lieut David Town-
send. 3d Rgt . Haw. Inf., N. G.; Zd
Lieut. H. Waiwaiole, 3d Rgt Haw. Int.
N. G.; 2d Lieut Wm. K. Peters, 3d
Rgt Haw. Inf, N. O.; 2d Ueut F. P.
Rosecrans, 3d Rgt. Haw, Inf , N. G.
The above named officers are as
signed to the 3d Rgt Haw. Inf, N. G.
The" following named enlisted men
will be honorably discharged to accept
commission In t the National Guard of
the United States and of the territory
of Hawaii: 1st Sgt Caleb Burns, M. G.
Coi 3d Rgt 4law. Inf., N. G.J Sgt Fos
ter Robinson, M. G. Co., 3d Rgt Haw-
InL, N. G.; Cpl. Samyel A. Baldwin.
M. G. Co 2d Rgt Hawv Inf, N. O.;
Pvt George Murray,. M. G. Co., 3d Rgt
Haw-Int. N. G. J Pvt Jv B, Mac
kenzie, M. G. Co., 3d Rgt. Haw." Inf.,
N. G.; Pvt. Wm; R. Makaena, Co. E,
3d Rgt Haw. Inf., N. G.; Pvt .V. C.
Schoenberg, M, G. Co 2d Rgt Haw.
nt, N. G. t' f- ... :
Sublect. to : future .examination, in
conformity with eeetkn75 national
defense act of .June 3, 1916, the fol-
owing appointments in the National
Guard of the United States and of the
territory - of , Hawaii are announced,
with rank from April 19, and are as-
I Club
! - presents
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Bjr Clyde ;Fitch
CHAS. R. BISHOP HALL
April 20th
At 8 P.M.
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Tickets - to be ' exchanged at
Cunha-XIusic Co.,. April 18,
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HONOLULU : COWTEUCTI ON DEAYHTG CO . ,
PHONE 4-0-8-1
i f ned to th lh,rd iment:
Samuel A. Loldwin, to b captain of
mtantry; George Kurruy, to be first
JJciitenant of infantry; rrederick A.
Clowes, to be first lieitenant of ia-
ftry; Caleb Burns, to oe seconJ Iieu-
tenant ef infantry; Foster Robinson
V : "Dtenanml ct infantry ;
w ue secoua ueu
"oaMofinfactry; Wm . IL Makaenti,!-m M. Weeks.
AJloiha 11
A cordial invitation is extended to all tourists and visitors in the city to come and visit
our store, where the most artistic and skillfullr' l.'nrvtt Ivories, gorgeous IVmcee and
Pina Silks, beautiful Hand Embroideries an 1 Laces, Silk Kimonos, Mandarin Coats, Ma
nila Hats, and a large collection of, Oriental Novelties and Curios U on view,
EAST INDIAN STORE .
Fort Street
We beg to,;nnounce that arrangements have been cade with Mr..
Albert E, Lloyd, to represent 113 in Honolulu and adiacent
districtse This will assure the resident s of the islands of r
the benef its of our complete 1 service ; inmaking ' thebove .an;-,
nouncement we desire to advise the customers of L. A. Hart
that subject to liheiraccouh
have hadjfurjii shed us we will assume i the -same", and Hereafter
deal ; directly with them through our local agent. We request ,
these customers to cummunicate at their earliest convenience
with Mr. Lloyd, at C. A. Long1 soff ice, AlaKea St., Honolulu
April. 12, 1917. 1. r
; -mimm for
G6-ineli. Cretonnes, new Spring patterns,
shadow effects and French chintz pat
terns . ..V J . .. . .. .25c per yd.
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72-incli' Mercerized Li iien Finish Table
Mercerized Table napkins,
and 20 in. at $1.25, $1.60,
J FRIDAY'S
"BLUE BIRDS"
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Tailors
Furniture anoPia
: v J. J. BELSEE, Manager.
STCEAGE ; I
to be second; lieutenant of infantry;
V. C. Schoenberg, to be second lieu
tenant of infantry; R. Searle, to be
secend lieutenant of infantry.
The follow in named- enlisted men
cf Co. H, 2d Rgt Haw. Inf N. G win
te houorabiy dirhargel on account of
Ihyslcal dtrabliity- Pu Kanaka Kal
liuaua. Pvt. PhUip Kalua. Mech. Wll-
NOTICE
Charles A. Stoneham o: Company
l;in., 18-m..
$1.95 per doz. AVhite Ltiigcrie Waists, allsizcs $L00 ea. '
SACHS'
: Hotel St., near Fort ;
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Jjet us show you our new English-made woolen jatternK.
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-We Ml give you the cut, 'style, lit and quality that guar
antee satisfaction. 'vi V : , ' " , ' " ,
fit;:
no,,:HouooL.
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65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
Blaiidell Baildifi?
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Fine Grade White Voile , in assorted "
- stripes .".v;! . . :U:25c per ycL
Hair Ribbons, plain colons, ' stripes.
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