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nONOLiJLU STAB -BULLETIN, FRIDAY, MAT 4, 1917.
Furniture and Piano
wort
: SERVICE FIRST
HONOLULU CONTRUCTION & DRAYlNG CO., LTD.
PHONE 4-9-8-1 J. J. BELSEB, Manager.
STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
MATS WW. iniRl'SlifiAIISiTIIATinNMERS IfiRlDElOHS
school-
cmocrsta announce the follow in j
jale of meeting for the primary
lafjnu; ; . " ' - v'
"cnlght Mokauea road; Punchbowl
! Luso streets.
aturdty Aala park.,
:cndar,i ' Ma ; . 7--MoiIlHI
crlJlIuoalanl school. 1
ucdajr,: May" SWalanae. -Vr(lnesdiy.,Ma7
9 Kalulanl parkj
...l-uaa; ccaooi ana union, street.
I; nrsdiri May 10 Wilder aventu
i ifa(Mir.aiM.o nntt. i n a wu
, tilivmt UH van. i.iiv)
i- - .' Vy," " "
rliay, May iralpahttVi and
.V - .' .'.:'.'' ." . ' '
.(urday, . May. ; 12 Kaneohe,- 9 a
Waikaie; soon ; Kahana, 2p. ta.;
!a, 4 p. hi.; Lale, T:S0 p. jn. ,
ncJay, May 1 3-?-0 pen date.
r:.:ay May, 14 Vineyard and
r streets: Falihl-iraena schooL
: c day. May 1 5 Open date.
.'( JneBda'y. : Mayr 1 Pumping
'3, WaSyllcpIlo; Lalmt road. Nno-
: rsday, May U-pen date. ;
. ay. May 18 Aala partii'
- o Dpmocrata hava ' settled on
S and garbage issues as the, prln-.
1 points of argument and at their
:!ng last nlsht under the banyan
la Palama they told what fine
i they would build iand promised
rsrtage "If put Into office. .They
naturally panned the Republicans
v hat they; bad not ;'don : aiong
lines with eniphasis on the lack
..J construction In the fifth dls-
Attempts to Color Reports
. Increasing Low Estimates
(8ircai Cor. Faifs AiKut Sugar
NBW VO'tK ... v jrllj!. TJie
(ulan sit film., in m '.t an ls li-fln-en.ee
on the American market Is con
cerned, has been considerably clari
fied during the past week. !t 1 gen
erally conceded in view of the many
confirmed adrlces recently received
by the local sugar trade that the Cu
ban revolution and Its accompanying
disturbing influences are now to be
considered aa largely eliminated.
With this knowledge at hand the
trade has naturally- confined its pre
sent interest in the Cuban situation
to a conjecture as to how closely the
various estimates made of the reduc
ed Cuban crop which have freely cir
culated of late approach the fact.
Laid Co Inspired -Pressure v; . '
An attempt to minimize previous
reductions, of. Cuban' crop estimates
was made - early-lft the. week. The
lmprorcd statistical position of the
crop was based on, the publication of
a report emanating from the state de
partment to yie effect that the pre
vious unfavorable crop, estimate quot
ed by a United States consular officer
of ,200.000 ' long" tonsshould ba In
creasHi by 10 per cent
iThls attempt to Influence, values as
a matter of record fell flat in the local
marktlniimtirh- n If -aft'-All
I known ; that the 10 oer 'cent Increase
Bocrlons-. were on deck; ini l,inllcated was predicted on the 1m
L. u McCancIless. ? who. ;al
:i tct running for any. office, is
-frnlnr tor a-Democratic admln
'ica. C. Prlnele and -J.-'X.
the fcayoralty candtdateswere
, the. former with, his, circus "car,
la- rrcrslsed : that - everythine
i dirferest lf.heiwas elected.
- f; akcrs were tne''14iiuperTUh
r ",'''o :.
?.Z Z "N3Cn3 COOKED '
1
: - i: Hev. L.' TJ. Kauineheiwa,
1 1 c zl2,- Dr, .W. 1L Fry.; Mr.
. V,'; R.XhnilcgworUfc. N. ,T.
ITrs.' Cc!!:-s, Il. Gay. Chas.
:r:. l:::.U Jvl-soa and -Infant,
':-. .Tc ' r.rcn, II. O. Paschoal, E.
. ::i:s.XircntftX. A.J. Dow,
;:. r:-.c:tx, iTfs c. Morgan.-. ? .u
a : : i z z n 3 cx f zcted
: . . ,
cr.rcr expected Mrs. Royal
: li-g Katberine Scott,, Richant
A. V. Terr In, K. It. Rey. Mw
r'. Ir. Carres, Irs. C J. Flavin.
1. M. Dor.ildscnr Miss Bessie. H.
cits, MIj-s rile Lucas, lss
r.rrce.'Miss 11. Burr. Mrs. -3t.
: . mies White,' ::ts.-'-Mary.-Cpfl-K.
MeycrR Mrs. 2. K. Meyer,
:;:;iette, U. . Miyn Miss M, F.
' r. Oj 'orn, Mrs. . OBborn, ilrs.
: rr. p," Henry Dutton. Mrs.- A:
, . rs. A. -W. Barnes,. Mrs. A. AV.
. r.uth.A. Wood. Mrs. F,
rry, R. !1. AVsrd,' Mrs. R. M.
Mr.yir.4 Mrs: Nesbit, Bishop
cr.d faUyry.Mr.v- and Mr?,
end fs :rJl v Clarence 6e?gh,
J. Ralitcu, S. G. HIndes, F.;J.
y, Mrs.' F. JLcwfey: .: "
i
?, a ccur5 of 5 private lessons
: :m to tlace froa Madams Les
: : rnnlul-u's Icadin- teacher, L O.
. HaJl, ccrr.cr of Fort and King.- -3
Tel. lie:. , Res. S675
, Office hours 'to 6,.: '
mediate 'resumption; of normal, bar-
Vesting conditions, - an event which
Bven the; most, optimistic forecaster
of the present Cubatt crop outturn
LFJl SCilOfll IS
Uttle Credence Given to Recent ifuJd uot honest,3r exl,ett lo ,K5 rea1'
I Ate advices from Cuba dearly in
dicate that President lenocal fc in
complete command of the situation.
His reelection which was clinched by
the elections held during the present
week in the disputed province of Ori
enie has definitely settled the dis
turbing political situation that was
the primary cause of the late revolu
tion: With peace restored among the Cu
ban political factions it is only logi
cal that the harvest in Cuba will pro
ceed from now- on at a normal rate in
the Western provinces and at an in
creased rate in the Eastern provinces,
where the. production has been most
seriously retarded. It must be borne J
in mind in this connection that from
the most authoritative sources such
little information as can be gleanei
is to the effect that any resumption
in the Eastern provinces of a produc
tion closely approaching normal is
yet a long way off. While it is true
that grinding has been resumed by
the centrals located on the northern
coast ft most also be taken into ac-
'count that the mills located on the
Cuba railway are still to a large ex
tent restricted as to their output by
the fact that transportation facilities
are' to date practically unobtainable
While it is undoubtedly true that
many of . the earlier reports relative
to the hampering of Cuban production
based solely on the influence of the
Cuban revolution may have been
somewhat overdrawn U can also be
truthfully' stated-that the restoration
of normal production by many of the
affected ' centrals int)riente and Ca
maguey province is practically rfn Im
Iffi ttHS Mr ECTH SUGAR
' : m 'w k v wonk wjf w- '.w wk kna - ar
pitMIUfclltM KtVrJUyiLt
r DpfinitPYftr1 Dpfpr- i on; Xeaj4cottee-cKvan1 various
r
v mined end Differences of
Opinion Quite Genera!
WASHINGTON, D,
Discussion among 'mnbers; of Con
gross as to th revenue: legislation to
be adopted tor the purpose of meeting
in part the financial burden of the war
reveals that there is still no general
agreement on this subject-.The deci
sion to authorize the t issuance by, the
treasury department ot $2,000,000,000
In short term certificates of Indebted
ness to bo taken up out of revenues
indicates the probable? sunf that - the
new taxes will aim to realized fit will
servo also to glvt - Congress : time to
consider and' debate the revenue ;bl!l
rather more "carefully than it- could
otherwise as"'ft.. will obviate the neces-
of tb drawbactTroTision of the tariff
law for the purpose ofdiscouraglns e
; It : Is' well understood that' the ad
ministration is , dislnclmed ; to : dlsfurh
tariff, schedules; at the present time.
As ' to .the consU nption " tax there is
conslderiblo ; difference? of., opinion
.Many congressmen are strongly op
(osed o it; because it . will add to the
cost to consumers ,of the commodltlej
on which it is laid and so wilMncreas-t
the growing burden of 'be high cost -of
living; i In' other quaier -'where it or
dinaril f ;wbuld 'bfc qp pced there is a
disposition to accept Jt as' an! emergen
cy measure provided, it'is- applied to a
sufficient number of producU to yield
a "considerable amount., of' revenue.'
The repeat of the drawback clause of
tillv nf rnthin I hrourK lprfitlaUon In the tariff. Whili -it' WOUld mean gome
increase ot revenue; ia;iuieiy w meet
opposition, on the ground; that It would
hamper"' the wori of supplying the Al
lies with needtia products. . ;V
Oistike Consumctlon Tax
k In vlew Of tho opposition in, both
nartiesto-'die imposition of taxes on
. . " k . . Ml. 'iK.A --Ak'
consumption rossiDie - inai iue
order to ; begin Immediately to . awell '
tho-, treasury receipts, It la ? agreed
however",' that the general plan . and
sedpe of the .bill should be determmed
as early as,' possible id order that the
business world may know what bur
dens it will bo called upon to hear. 4
PrCBmili Affect Inn (iunif ' "i
f ' nrmosrstle leaders may 'decide In
the revenue legislation likely to be of . stead to: Iut i revenue duty on tea.
special Interest to the sugar ' Indus-f coffee and some tther articles now ad
try 'thrco possibilities are, under diaJMtted' frea. .
cusslon. . One of thes Js an increase, Within the, neit wek or .10 days
of the tariff on sugar and other com ' considerable progress probably wjll te
modities. Another- is the plan to Im
pose a direct ' consumption tax , on all
sugar, domestic and imported, as Well
Tf
..3.1LEVEin)&
m.
7 t
, is not Fcriiir)ui oup's foodra
palatable diet, tut it is cutting , out indigestible vlt..
jluquantit3e balaneo up
essential food Yaluc&;i?X '
. TJie prdiua.uietis;gcxier of
thcc values, 8uch as thc mineral elements, the Jack of
which,;, isnpften JresponsiblQ foraBernia, listlcssness,
nerv ous breakdown, aBd general inefficiency.
;-Adaily; ration; of 4 a
made, by the ways and means commit
tee in preparing a bill. .
P. 0. WILL TELL
TIK.IAIL 01)1
r. ... ; -. . i - r .ssv .;-- -. ... ;'..
u' : ' w-'? . -"!' ;:
lias been , booii jb f thousands. Made :'bf prinie hard1
x: I: c it iiiid in al ted barley, it contains all tl iiutriinent
" incl tiding: tlio vital mineral elements phosphates of
i otaslif e tc which ' Nature has bountifully store in
thcerici-:fpbd.grris ;
'(jraperKut.s; to digest, and
comix iradj to cat jlirectirohv the packet: ;A trisp,
appetizing food that combines good, simple living" and
truecbno , 'V
Yi i-orors iind -fltores sell ;GnipcrKuts.
'postmaster DC H. MacAdam today
told the StaBulletin he, desires to in
form -the- people of Honolulu msj
f wherever Information i,s available the
ipost off ic0, will. answer inquiries as to
ine closing um i mus. -
SJncewar , .was declared by the
United States on Germany, April 6,
the - post office, as well aa the Star
Bulletin, have complied with the navy,
department's request not to mention
the times mall steamers will arrive or
depart.; .T-v:
This : has been ' a hardship on the
jpbst of fice as well as the newspapers.
t because a great ; many inquiries by
every day by thc"officefrom husiness
firms snd individuals, wanting to know
the time, malls will close Xor mainland
and foreign :po(nta.; L f
Lnv'e arCin the same fix as the
newsMDers,' said the postmaster thi
l- morning "I wish you ?rould telj the J
public thatwherever. the information
'Js availablev we will answer Inquiries
as to the closing time of mails. " We
are not allowed to give out anything
more."
I' ; PASSENGERS ARRIVED
1
rFrom Hawaii: Mrs. M. Hardee and
two infants,Mrs. E. C. Greenwell, Mrs.
O.- E. Bryaift. Miss u Bryant, Mrs.t W.
Ackerman and two infants. Miss Jones.
S. Lyle and wife, Mrs. I R. Wassman,
Ai S. Wall. H. Yamanaka, E. CJ Smith
Miss latscher. !
IWhcnVbcr Eves Need Cere
-;;;Try Hlcs&c Remedy
.'.'i s -.vn -;-'-'-'-':;,:' ' '
More breadth was shown in the
6tock list today than for several days
past though the volume of business
u as somewhat smaller than yesterday.
Generally the tone was firm. Several
stocks not traded in every day ap
peared among the transactions. Prices
on sales were Olaa 13, Waialua 31 3-4.
McBryde 10 1-2, Onoinea 54 1-4, Pacific
Mill' 171-2. Oahu 293-4, Pioneer 371-4.
San Carlos 18 1-2, Pahang 19 1-2, Brew
ery 16, and Ewa 32 1-2.
The market for unlisted stocks was
in direct contrast and was narrow in
tone and small in volume. Mineral
Products lost its recovery of yesterday
end receded below the earlier low
price 'of 70 cents to 69 cents. Other
prices on sales were Engels Copper
$C and Mountain King 40 cents. Quo
tations were 'Oil ?2.95&$3, Montana
Bingham 38 Q 40c and Madera 2829c.
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Friday, May 4.
MERCANTILE
Bid Asked
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd 260 290
C. Brewer A Co.
SUGAR
Ewa Plantation Co. ......
Haiku Sugar Co.
Hawaiian Agr. Co.( . . : . . .
Hawn. Com. 4L Sugar Co. .
Hawaiian Sugar Co..
Honokaa Sugar Co.
Honomu Sugar Co. . . . . .
Hutchinson Sugar Plant..
Kahukir Plantation Co. . .
Kekaha Sugar Co ......
Koioa Sugar Co.
MfBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. .
Oahu sugar Co.
(Rtwl 8tr-Bllett Crmv4
WA1I.LKI. Maui. May 3. By Act
1V), lately passed by the legislature
aad signed by ' the governor, and ,
4 which goes into effect on June 1. La-f
halnaluna school Is taken out of tue (
control of the board of commissioners
of public instruction of the territory
and placed under the jurisdiction of a
special commission of four members,
all of whom shall e Maul resident.
One of the?e. w ho shall be the-eofii-cio
chairman, is to be the Maui com
missioner of public instruction, and
the other three are to be appointed uy
the goveruor.
MacDonald To Stay
It is stated officially from Honolulu
that -Principal Mac Donald, who 1 re
sented his resignation some time ago,
has consented to withdraw it and will
remain at the head of the school i
der the new regime.
Has Salary Money
Been Appropriated?
Some question has arisen here on
Maui as to whether or not appropria
tions were made In other bills as pio
vided for in the new act If not it
seems likely that the school mtgat
find Itself without funds for carrying j
on its work. Section 8 of the act pro- j
vides: 'The salary of the principal,!
teachers, servants and officers of the
school shall be such as may be from
time to time appropriated by the Its-
lslature. It is not known yet --nether
or not any such appropriation
was made, .
. 32' 32'2
200 215
48
..... 49
40
9
19
21
Olaa'Sugar Co., Ltd.
160
104 10'a
29 ,29
14ft f1 5
54 54a
. . . 29
17 20
200
37
18a
siy4
37A
Onomea Sugar Co. .
Paauhau Sugar: Plant Co.
Pacific Sugar Milr-... ..
Pala Pfaritatlon Co. . .
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. ....
Pioneer Mill Co. ........
San Carlos Milling Co. . . .
Waialua . Age; Co. ...
WallukuSugaK Co .....
i MISCELLANEOUS
Ehdau Dev. CoV Ltd.
Ist lssua As, 60 PvPd.
' 2nd Issue Assess. 8 pc.
Haiku Fruit A Pack, Pfd.
Haiku Fruit & Pack, Com
Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc. 0..
Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 c. ft. .
Hawaii CbnuRy Com? .':
Hawaiian Electric Co..K .
Hawaiian Pineapple Xo. .
Hon. Brew. & Malt 'Co. ...
Honolulu Gas" Co, Ltd . . .
Hon. R. T, A L. Co J . .7. . .
Inter-Island Steam Nav Co
Mutual Telephone Co. :.
Oahii Railway & Land 'Co.
Pahang Rubber. Co. .....
6elama-0lndings Plan. Pd
Sefarfta-Dlndings P 63 pe .-.
Tan jong Olak Robber Co. .
T BONDS ; ,
Beach Walk Imp. DistyA.
Hamakua Ditch Co, IJf.
Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pc.
Hawaiian I rr Co, 6s.. . . .
Hawv Tef.'4 pc. Refund . .
Haw; Ter. 4 pc. Pub. Imps,
Maw. TervPub. Imp4 pc
H'aw.' Terr'l S'i pev . . . . .
Honokaa Sugar Co, 6 pc.
Honolulu-Gas Co, Ltd, 5s 104
Kauai .By, Co, 6s. ..... .. 100
Manoa Imp. Dist 52 PC
McBryde Sugar Co 5s
Mutual "fel. 5s .... .......
Oahu fry. A Land Co, 5 pc .....
Oahu Sugar Co 6 pc.... 109'2
Olaa Sugar Co 6 pc . . . . .
Pacific Guano A Fert Co 100 '
Pacific Sugar Mill Co, 6s. 100
San Carlos Milling Co. .. 102
40
16
140
'14
41
164
200 !
p
162
20
91
70
a. ih
100'a
99
Between Boards: Sales: 15, 5 Waia
lua, 31.75; 50, 5 Waialua, 310; 150,
100, 30 Olaa, .15; 100 M cBryde,-10.50 ;
15 Onomea, 45.50; 55,' 100 Pacific Sugar
Mill, 17.50. ; V
Session Sales: 20 Oahu Sugar, 29.75;
20 Pioneer, 37.25 22 San Carlos, 18.50;
10 Pahang Rubber, 19.50; 5, 5 Hon, B.
& ,M, 15J5; 5, S Hon. B. A M, 16; 20
Ewa, 320; 1 0 Pioneer, 375.
: RUBBER QUOTATION.
At the Singapore Rubber Auctions
held this week commencing Wednes
day, r plantation pale crepe realized
67.12 cents per pound.
The New York price for the cor
responding date was 82.50 cents. -
' '?
Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test,
M75 cents, or $123.50 per ton.
Sue
ar 6.175cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust C6
- Ltd.
Members Honolulu Stock and. Bond
.Exchange
. Fort and Merchant Streets
.. .. , - - TeJephoit . 1208
AR.MV DESERTERS SURRENDER;
1 - WANT TO FIGHT FOR U. 3.
II
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mriJBI!IGIIT
PAUA- it. HOT k ST. C
THOMAS H. INCE PRESENTS
BESSIE BARRISCALE and BRUCE M'RAE
. In the powerful Triangle Ptotoplay of modern life "
Gliarles Mmirray'
The funniest comedian in the Keystone Forces in
Animated Weekly Picturization of world events. ;
Prices 10, 20, 30 Cents. 1 Box Seats 50 Cents
GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. John A
Manion, rirst sergeant of Troop M.
Fourtn cavalry, and Private Max
fjptlepih of the same troop, who de
serted at Caiixco, Cal, on. March 6.
have answered lo ithe call of patrio
tism by surrendering to Corporal HJ
C, Hawkins, In charge of the local
army recruiting ttaticn. Man ion had
been in the service twelv years, serv
ing In Mexico, Honolulu and the Phil
ippines, and had attained the rank of
first sergeant Both are anxious for
return ts duty n order to fi.urht Gerv
many.
PLAN STRUCTURE
FOR FUMIGATION
Bids will be opened at Che . depart
ment of publlc works next Monday for
the construction of a concrete fumiga
tion building to be used by the entomo
logical' bureau, of the "hoard of agri
culture and ' torestry.; The building
will stand on Allen street across from
Pier. 6. v -.. . :, -".:
The main room of the building will
be 44 feet and 6 inches by 48 feet and
8 inches, while the fumigation room
will bev4 feet by 53 feet and. 10
inches.- in the former will be offices',
quarantine section, lavatory and plant
section. In the ' latter: will be three
separate rooms for fumigation.
BFC0NsfB
Special Amateur Performance
Tomorrow JSJiKt ' ' "
Moie Laughs and Surprises Than a. Circus
-''" '"' ''' ' '''' : --.V-- v H. -'V."
WATCH ANNOUNCEMENT TOMORROW
When Cross, Feverish and Sick
Give "California-Syrup
of Figs"
Children love this -fruit laxaUve,"
and nothing else, cleanser the tendei
stomach, liver and bowels so nWely.
A-child simply will not stop playing
to empty Lie bowels, and the result
is, they become tightly , clogged with
waste, liver gets sloggish, stomach
sours, then your little rone becomes
cross, half-sickv : feverish; don't . eat,
sleep or act naturally,- breath Is bad,
system full of cold, has, sore .throat,
stomach-ache or diarrhoea . Listen,
Mother! See it tongue is coated,' then
give 5a teaspoonful of "California
Syrup of.Figs,":andin,afew. nours all
the-: constipated waste sourj bile aAd
undigested food passes, out of the sys
tem, and you have a well, playful child
again. . . r A
. MUJIonjs of mothers give "California
Syrup of Figs because it 1s perfectly
harmless; chUdren love it. and? nev
er falls to act, on. the stomach, liver
and bowels.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot
tle of "California Syrup of Figs,"
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly printed on the bottle. Be
ware of counterfeits sold here. Gel
the genuine, made by "California FfS
Syrup Company." Refuse apy other
kind with contempt Adv.
A resolution placing at the disposal
of President Wilson in case of war
48.000 members of. the Polish Falcon's
Alliance of America was adopted at
the opening session of a special con
vention of that organization at Pltts
nrg. IN" THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Chambers In Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of Man
uel Caetano Baptista, Deceased.
Notice of Hearing Petition for Probate
of Will.
A Document purporting to be the
Last Will and Testament of .Manuel
Caetano Baptista, deceased, having on
the 4th day of May, A. p. 1917. been
presented to said Probate Court, and
a Petition for Probate thereof, praying
for the issuance of Letters Testamen
tary to Antonio D. Castro, having been
filed by said Antonio D. Castro.
It is ordered, that Friday, the 8th
day of June, A. D. 1917, at 2 o'clock
p. m.. of said day, at the Court Room
of said Court in the Judiciary Build
ing in Honolulu, City and County of
llonolulu. bo and the same is hereby
appointed the time and place for prov
ing said Will and hearing said appli
cation. By order of the Court:
H. A. WILDER, -Clerk.
Dated Honolulu. May 4, 1917.
W: J. ROBINSON,
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