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cUerCOnuunJOga gooa unwrnmu-i A fll find room fnr thin in a. coi-
description of ih kmc oongressvoman;
A . Jliss Jenett Rank's of Montana,
recently passed up lbe-greatest chance
V.W.iiipW'W jierei,fla sec -Mod hole.r So t think U hare anlte
era. when she roied "no" in Congress to crowel About dam big Mud hole
- lor wf latrorM,!.li been re- . n$ out on the Manoa road too.
celved In Honolulu.', ,: k jt Irenilnds i51e of :he inglishman
i Th letter la from 4 non-Interested: anjj n-fth-man.- an Inglishman riding
j Jarty . in the East, wrhdhaardi the , a JontUn Road & the creik had
-roman-speak, and Is aa foUows: j brouk thru he asked the irishman to
A-.turday night we went to near the trlt him Wbar the Blooming road
. lion, JeaneUe Kankln, congreaawoman wae tithe & you are in the roai.
- from, Montana. I t.was wonderful toi Tn j;asblotming water ditch, well
I .ma yl'wag1v wants ' Some one to
r a: long and interesting address on jrIetft gboea gei of t wak.
deep maUera, ejiUrely without notes. n,e Manoa road la Siraular SampeL
r Sh la Very dainty la appearance. 1 j, time ago I toald C. S. Judd of
rather alight, was dressed in a cream a pan wa0e going to take! thats
. or white crepe de chine with-bands gQi d amj ijj See Collins my Self. It
V-W-JoaarU-otold;. .Der-1-' slippers or ment for too weaks & I wase in his
. -pumps were gold cloth, white silk, office he said; T forgot too See hhi
' hen not tin thm least mannish or i . . ' . f.
: freakish ii-appearance. . j
- "It may sound rather odd for me to
V be telling about how she wraa'dxessod I
- ins teaa ci teuing ner parpwo in
. lny. t"t that would take too long.; It
' wasL.leXly'rbout votea for women
and wbat.lt 'will mean, irtook my
opera" glasses along, for I .really want
ed lo get a good view , of her.
fancy jpoe.of her 'style' can con
ilnrM ihm mrxt akentieal. and. aha is
' iii tmn i orator.-Is verr;wetl:feducated: i
and la especially , ell Woraedrpn
economies.: I waa ' rery glad for the
Iirlvllege of hearing "her.1
nrrmrrnf
One of the big scenes 1n "The Grff;h
fiwimp,1'' flVe-teeX .Triangle - feature
film shown at the Uijbn theater last
night, ' with-; Eessle ; Barriscal.
Ilruce ' McRae': Iri the leading roles,
hosa noted surgeon performing a
major operation. The scene Isrea'.is
tic In everyday and all the jVara'phipr.
nalia used In" modern-(l surgery ,- J
ihon.v :- . ' '-.'.- :
Cut It fs t7not Jn thei scene -alouo
that the Interest lies, but In the fed
that the man being operated i on Is
the husband of a-Jealous wife who Is
;r.''.?$: outside.- to - learri, the, rsvlt
( ' the operation. The surgeon In th
. -1 ' " - oftt ' Is be.nding ,'over ; the
i ;.i. uLii'. scalpel , in hla naud
i. r.d performs a delicate incision In
the skull to conquer the deadly. cne
r.13', lockjaw, r Outside the door, th
ycung wife -of the patient is wrestlhis
v, :m her jealous fears, not knowing f
that her hushand'a life 4ies Jn. the
i lance, . ; - J
C-irH--Murray -In the hilarious
iJrr-e,Tid9a '.Fate' ir evehfun.nW
' ' .r s . - i and keWtle crowd- lauil
. ; f r tliiee'ratUIng'gooa reeliMUe
ifriiiaiice Is completed with , the
: tect Animated Weeklv' v 1 . .
C ALE OF LIQUOR -
WITHOUT LICENSES -V
BRIIJGS COURT WORK
There were reCeral cases called" in
police "court Thursday' foreellinls
lltjuor without a license. : Kawacuchl
v ill be tried .May -5 and Yorita was
V.!.schar?pd:'t Iv'awakami and- Noknra,
Wtiertoivn residents, , will be tried
May 9. Slir.hir cares " against "the
; ame two defendants, which resulted
;:t - ball forfeitures tv few days ago,4.
x ere r.ovei cu calendar and
ttricken, thus returning, the forfeited
hcr.Js f JKK) eacU to the. defendants,
r in the latter cpses were then.
i--t at JUO.each. . ": ,;'v ; ' :
Liquor Inspector V. IL jlutton, who
: viJe All the arrests, says in the cases
' t!,e latter two that; he did not care
i.v r.uch for. the forfeit: J bonds as
.? docs to pet a conviction whlch
vi'l tend to discourage. the-. practise,:
E'.'EHGEfXY HOSPITAL v '
in EATS AVERAGE OF -
" FIVE CASES EACH DAY
Tho eir.c-'ncy hosplul report for
Arril shows 11 medical and 438 surg
i ,1 .- cs trcr.r?d, or jtotal. of 163,
i.Yt;cr:.-:r ever five cases a day... Flf-
ttm vrtre . c:;t to the hospital and
cr.'.y C..3 cs a charge of the elty and
C'unty. Thir.e were 32 ' emergency
trfrs'r.-.cie ty the' ambulance, an aver
; ? cf over one a day, and the ambu
r j n.ade CS transfers. Dr. R. C.
A j i r, xi.erxA.ice surgeon. Is on a vaca
to the r alnland. Dr. Ilanchett Is
t. ; crarily . la chr-re. " r".
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CREEP!
Be
OF LIANOA
The following letier has been re
reired by tb editor:
. LMItn. f . tlx. Si.. nn!ltfn If vflll
Jum ft AJit, do ROod to Some
.tia sea SeTral times a peas In
the Adrerflse groullhg About a Iftlcl
. Summer Rates are now in effect at
the Alexander Teung' Hotel.
.
ot uTe in't'Uotet thAt;fsthe
acknowledged social rendexvous of the
best people In town?.
'Afternoon iea, ;aerved -.on the Roof
Garden between five and six o ciocjc
after Sydney ".Hoben'a opera recital,
Sataiuay, May 5." ,The;famous Rn
aUn Orchestra will play.VAdr.
JOHfJ CHING LIN ; r
: iM NAMED PRESIDENTS
ri nc nuimccc ri HO
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ohVhin'rlJii:waieietted
dentof the , young Chinese Oratorical
Associationcn Sunday afternoonMdn
has been an active worker In the as
sociation -and , Is one - of - the leading
speakers in the icluU ; ;;v V
: Other cf f ice.s elected were Lee
Young, vice-president; Leong Wah
Him treasurerr ; Say-Yet : Sing - and
Hook Ing Young, Chinese secretaries;
Chan Mung Chan and Lum Sam, Eng
lish secretaries; A. W. Young, : mem
bershlp secretiry; ' Chang Chemg, . li
brary secretary: --r Doo Kwong, busi
ness t secretary; .Goo Shick Win nd
Yee Leong Fim, f sergeanta-at-arms.'
AFTER ' 80UTH AMERICAN .TRADE
?C:-,'fBy;Asssdaa: Frss1lS;'i !c
LIVERPOOL. The Liverpool cham-
jber Of commerce naa decided to tonn
a special new South American section.
ot the ; Latin-American republics
TradeInat quarter of fthe
will 1 be much sought after when the
war ceases and, as - Liverpool mer
chants are already- Interested to soma
.extent. It Is considered advisable to
lay plans for the extension of their In
M Eaxative
Or;. Caldweirs Syrup iPepsinfi
a Sfe and Efficient Fam-
r Jly-RemedVr S
Every member of the family Is more
for less subject to constipation and.
piery bime should alwaya ; be ;su
Uied with a dependable " reined jto
promptly relieve this condition. WheV
ever the bowels become clogged and.
the natural process ? of., elimination
thereby disturbed,- the entire, system
is affected, and readily; subject to at
tack by disease. Constipation is : a
condition that shoyld neverbe
neglected. - - . ' . -
Mrs. E. R. Gilbert of Millbro, Va.,
iays that Dr. Caldweira Syrup Peps!n
Is a splendid laxative for children be
cause tliey like its pleasant taste, and
it acts so 'easily and naturally, with
out griping or strain, ;and she finds it
equally effective for the rest of - tht
family. ' v ,. , : -
;Dr. Cald well's jSyntp Pepsin ia a
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin that contains no opiate
or narcotic drug. It is mild and gen
tle In its action, and do& not cause
pain or dlseomfgrt. Druggists eyeryy
where i;ell thlsexcellent. remedy -for
fifty-cents a battle. :;' . .
To avoid imitations 'and Ineffective
n
Curbank's jliv-er
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First Grade, ;CarcfuUy Selected
food siie; ajidmealy, i pcrOO
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About It & as you ar going up town
Stop in it see him. I did. but He
wase out. So I wrote a note- ' Iffft
it A i no he got it. It wase teJha?
how the Manoa road wase. 4k I had
the Gapanese Chlneyman to toK
icnteer. Some day if CoIlenS would
send a man or too. L some plank to
make-2 swers aerose the road & 1
i would see that a good Job wase dore
A no charges., he timed a deaf ear
to it. I have him asked Why doesnt
the Gapanese Fix this road) Stop and
think (this no Gapanese Government
if so they would fixe the iXad
the presadent says It is iarm
to criti .Size, any one a. lonVfas it
is true this is I am tleai? We are
votiters Sc will east our vote, hut
want men that hase wax on fair
pants and Sticks to a Swivel chair, to
get out L see if you no. the road is
a holey fright & oon will ost '.uiv
dreda to fix. a stitch in time Sav s :".
RANGER.
HOW TO MASTER THE
MACHINERY OF THE BODY
(By N. B. Cook, M. O.)
The machinery of the 'body needs to
be oiled, kept in good condition juef as
the automobile or birycle. Why should
the humanjieglect his own machinery
more, thanlthat of his horse or his en
gine? Yet most people do neglect them-
Selves. Their tongue has a dark brown
color, skin sallow, breath bad, yet they
fail to see that their .machinery needs
attention. Everybody should take a
mild laxative at least once a week. A
pleasant way to clear the tongue and
the highly colored water noticed in the
morning is to take a laxative which
will cure the inactive liver and bilious
ness. -
A pleasant vegetable pill is made np
of May-apple, leavesvrf aloe, and jalap,
madec into a tiny pellet and coated with
sugar. ..First - puf upby Dr Pierce j
nearly! iwyears ago. v Drtsggists sell
theed vegetable pellets to' vials slm-
Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pel-'
'.vUJba'ckachcv scalding urine, or fre
quent urination bother or distress you,
of If urid'acid in the blood1 has caused
rhetimatlsmgout or sciatica, If you
suspect that you hare kidney or blad
der trouble write -"Dr. Pierce, at In
vallds' Home ftuffalo,,Y., send; a
sample of tirfner and tlescripe symp
toma. k A Physician and chemist will
examine" it without charge and you
will be underjio. obligation Vhatever.
Dr. Pierce's Aunrie tablets canhot fail
to help you, because ? their , - action
i flushes the kidneys of impurities and
put strength. Into them..
v Obtain a CO cent" box of Anuric
(double stransth) today from youf
druggist In town. From personal ob
servation la..- large hospital -ptact'se,
Anurlc win give yon speedy relief.-
big bank tnerger, the'sixth within less
than as many: months, Is announced.
(The Stockholm Bank of Commerce;
takes over the 'Norrland Bank, giving
It ' combined capital and reserve of
nearly SSS.OOO.OOo.- -
substitutes be sure you get Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin. ' See that a f ac
simile of Dr. Caldwell's signature and
his portrait appear onr the yellow caV
ton In which-the bottle is packed. A
trial - bottle, freer; of charge,' cain be
obtained Uy writing to Dr. W. B. Cald
welL 455 Washington St,' Montlcello,
Illinois, or by. calling at Benson, Smith
A Co4 -wholesale distributors, - Hono-
lulu.--'-:;' t-'i -'-V:-- v ;:. A -'A'- A"
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IlIESdCITO
With the kite flying contest at Mills
school but a day off students there are
putting the finishing touches oa' the
400 or SOU big. and little fliers that
wiu soar over ue crnmpus iowwio.
From the smallest boy in the first
grade to the oldest in the senior high
m a- . .
school class the student body has gone
itto the work, and the basement uf
the big building is stored deep 'with
the results of their labors.
As the small American on his
father's farm used to hide away egg
tor Easter, so these Oriental lads have
a few surprises tucked away in safe
corners to spring on the unsuspecting
public tomorrow.
"You never can tell what the unique
kites will be," said Principal John
.Nelson this morning, "for they jjuard
their best inventions closely, Irom- ail
competitors.
Nelson says, however, that there in
one hue fellow that bears resemb
lance to a torpedo, and he is wonder
ing if a 'ruthless" campaign is to be
started in the fighting contest. This
contest Is aroastng a lot ot interest
this year, and the Korean lads who
generally win with their rectangular
darting kites are planning to keep the
distinction.
. The distance contest, too, in which
yard after yard of slender cord . is
carried out 'by kites that look , too
small to sustain their own tails, will
be a keenly contested event.
Besides the unique kites that will
not be brought out to the light of day
until tomorrow there is the common
garden variety of kites such as- centi
pede kites, barrel kites, flag kites,
aeroplanes, dirigibles, hoops, kites of
huge size and kites in infancy.
Vf L . PrnplTirl has caneril suruar.
vision over the work and the kite com-
mtttee from the factulty consists of
Miss E. J. Jones, J. L. Mears and W.
C. Ross. The contest will be held to
morrow afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock
on the school athletic field.
Mayor Lane has promised the Ha
waiian band and Bandleader Peter
Kalani will be there with his heavy
chested musicians to furnish lively
music for the afternoon. " ,
Frank's MUwaukee Meat-Treats for
children's school . lunches: Chicked
Loaf, Tongue.Loaf Banquet Loaf, Ham
Bologne and other varieties, In bulk.
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WEui COURT
II AS il 0 CASES
Sixteen cases are on the. supreme
court calendar, far-11 ay as. follows:
. Nettie U Scott v. Esther X. Phll-
ilo, et alt. Ks;eticns from circuU
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uouit, iirst fircuu. i
j Letters Cooke. Ltd. .v. Joe Fertsn-'
,je. et .alL - Kxoiuionj frotn.cirf t
court, nrst clrt.wiL -Woug
Wong, trustee r. Joe Perhin-
der. et alt. Kxceptions from '"ci reel t
court, first ' circuit. "
J. B. Knos v. Joe Fernandea. et lit.
Exceptions from t'lreaii Court, first
circuit.
Honolulu Planing ITill, Ltd. v. Joe
Fernaudez. et alt. Exceptions- Iroui
circuit ccurt, first circuit.
Aifred-W. Carter, t ustee v. Terri
tory of Hawaii, ct alt. Cross-appeals
irom .circuit judge, third circuit.
Territory of Hawaii v. Lum f)ii;i
alias Lum Tim. Exceptions from !r-t-uit
court, third circuit.
Tokino Yoshiura v. M. Saranaka.
Exceptions from circuit court, flr.t
circuit.
ffeVn K. Kinney v. Oahu Su&ar 'V.,
Ltd. Error to. circuit court, first cir
cuit. Waianae Company v. Kaiwilei (wL
Exceptions from (ircuit court, tlrst
circuit. "
Territory of Hawaii v. Joe Jimeade
Capitan. Exceptions fr(m ciryait
court, fourth circuit.
In the matter of the application of
Thomas G. Sllva and Y. Endo.' for a
writ-of habeas corpus. Appeal frrn
circuit jodge, third circuit -
iieleana Kalehua y. Henrj- Olak.
Error to circuit courtT first circuit. '
The Territory of1 Hawaii for ho
use and benefit of the County of Maui
v. Hugh Howell, ct alt, Exceptlcins
from circuit court, second circuit.
'In ifra matter tr thA HnfTPill ftf
Charles R. Forbes K from k ' ruHng f
the auditor of the "territory. Appil
from the Auditor of the Territory.
lit the matter of the appeal of
Charles R. Forbes from a ruling of
the Auditor of the. Territory; .Appeal
from, the Auditor of the Territory.
BUSINESS60YERNMENT
PROMISED BY COHEN
Continuing his declarations that
Honolulu's munlcrpal administration
needs a businessman at its head if
success is. to be attained, J. C. Cohen
spoke at the Kallhi pumping station
4 last night before more than 159 peo
ple. ,
"With the members of the board of
supervisors composed of the best nen
in the city, it is impossible for them
to give' thelr; entire time to' the city
for their own business must be at
tended to," he said. . "It is, therefore,
the business of the mayor to keep an
eye btt every department and at the
meetings ? be. able to report to . fce
beard whatever lt wants to knoW.
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Princijiles arid jh6f iersonalities liaVe iriarkoi the process a
of my campaign SMe day of Irving to befoul issue by flinging
niud is past. The p&ipicTjavc
thing. It is no longer-jossib!c' to ihide blic'n weakhcssl)yliit
taeking your opponents Wlutt the voter askij fs a eonstnietio
program.- He wantf to kuoiw what you ftehfor the
city ami ybur qualin'catipns for tlbiiig it. 'This i not ftnUiuli-;
vidual fight buamuriicipa effort itv develop iIbnoluiuif j. r
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Meats oir Fisli
Australian Butter,
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Patrons who "desire to, oall
purchases may' obtain, them
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