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CITY
AMD COUNTY ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, it is provided by Section
1S87 of the Revised Lairs of Hawaii
for 1915 as amended by Act 160 of the
Session Laws of 1915 and as further
amended by Act 5 of the Session Iaw
of 1917. that an election of City and
County Officers shall be held and take
place on the First Tuesday after the
First' Monday Id the month of June.
A. D. 1917, aid in every second year
thereafter; and, !
WHEREAS, it is further provided
and required by Section 1683 of the
Revised Laws of Hawaii for 1915 as
amended by Act 157 of the Session
Laws of, 1915; and by Section 1688 of
the Revised Laws of Hawaii for 1915
that a proclamation for a City and
County Election shal be issned and
published by the Mayor at least thirty
days before &' general election;
NOW, THEREFORE, in accordance
with, the provisions of law in that be
balf made, 1, ihe undersigned, John C.
Lane, Mayor of the, City and County
of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, here
by give notice that an election of C,ity
and' Coanty - off icera 'f oi th :Clty and
County of .Hootolttia, Territory of Ha
ralLi will be held on Tuesday the 5th
day of June, A. D. 1917, between the
hours of eight o'clock a. m, and five
o'clock p. m.on said 'flay, throughout
said City and County of Honolulu, for
the election of the following "officers
for the, City and County, of Honolulu:
t SEVEN SUPERVISORS
v SHERIFF; (Who shall be ex-offldo
CITY AJ COUNT V CLERK (Who
"" shall be ex-offlcio Clerk, Board
. of Superrisor) y
AUDITOR
. TREASURER
CITY "AND COUNTY ATTORNEY
All of the aforesaid- officers to be
elected at iarge by the' duly Qualified
electors of the f City and County of
Honolulu.-" - ; C'' :- v
The precincts or polling place es
tablished Or as may be established by
the law of the Territory, for the elec
tion of Representatives, in the 4th and
Sth Representative Districts, shall con
stitute the precincts and polling place
for the election of : City land; Coimty
. ( At such time and places, afdresaid,
I, hereby . call s upon, ail .duly i qualffied
elector of the jCity and County of.
Honolulu ho hate ; registered.; thtlt
names as Voters , according to Jaw to
meet for the purpose of electing such
officers aforesaid, ae4uired hy law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOfJ I, John
C. Lane, Mayor of the City and County
of Honolulu, Territory oj Hawaii,' have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
Seal of the City and Countr of Hono
lulu' to; bo hereto nfflxed. i t"
(Signed)'. JOHN C. LANE,
Y Mayor.Xty and County of Honolulu.
Don at the Office, of the
tMayor.'of ;4th'e itity ahd
(SEAL) County- of Honolultu Torri
.': l;- toryof Hawaii, In Honolulu,
' Vt . v this 1st day of May, A. D.
6776 May 3, 4. 5, 7 8, 9. 10. 11, It, H,
: IS. It; 17M 19, 21 22, 23, 24. 25-
KENNETH ALEXANDER
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CAUSE FOR
( AMoeltd PreM y U. S. KavaJ Wlrtltt.
LONDON, EngUnd. May 4. While
warning his heirers that the submar
ine menace is not a light one, nor to
be lightly regarded. Lord Curxon last
night in speaking at a meeting of the
Prtmrose League, the great Conserva
tive organization of Great Britain,
said there is nothing in the situation
to warrant a panic.
He declared that great as the loss
es have been and still are, they are
within the estimates made of the
wastage In this inhuman warfare of
Germany by the members of the cab
inet following the announcement of
unrestricted warfare by the Teutons.
Tbfs estimate, he declared, Is consid
erably above the results attained by.
the pirates turned loose by the Kaiser
bund. '
In speaking of the reports from the
war fronts Lord Curzon pointed to the
results obtained by the recent British
and Trench offensives against the Ger
mans and announced that there is
not one of the many battle fronts that
has not seen German retreats of great
er or lesSsimportanee since the spring
fighting began.
"And the enemy is suffering terri
bly," thev speaker added. "Not a day
goes by that we hare not additional
proof of the breaking down of Ger
man discipline . in the Increasing sur
renders and desertions from their
lines. They are pinning their faith in
the submarine campaign, but in that
also they are going to be disappoint
ed, for though the , submarine-ha it
in its power to make us uncomfort
able and may force us upon a ration
basis, for our food, it cannot starve
England and is, certainly, juo' cause for
panic." r- y.;v-;v's; "
UNCLE SAM'sFIGHTERS X
, , NEEDEDTO END WAR
CaiBOcUUS mu oy u. b. umtu wmMsm. :
NEWYORK, N. Y May .Ponj
eroy Burton, managing editorof - the
London Daily Mall, one of the North
cliff e papers, in' speaking to a" meet
ing' of (he Merchants Association of
New York last night, told his hearers
that the United States probably win
have to send an army .of at least halt
a "million men to Europe beforethe
end of the war.' He favored 6pen cn
sorship and energetic . publicity to
awaken tho people, v: ' '- - .
AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR i
EN-ROUTE-TO-EUR0PE4
(AAttdaUtrtts by U. S, HJ Wlrtins.)
- WASHINGTON, D.- O, -May 4.
Former-: Austrian r ambassador Count
von'Tarnow, accompanied .byhhv en
Ure - suite, 4 reached New York last
tight, on his way back to Vienna, He
will sail within a day. or so, accom
panied by the; German officials from
China,' Cuba and a . number . of the
South and Central American countries
which, have broken off relations with
Berlin.., The party will , sail under a
cafe -conduct granted by the , Entente
Allie. 'Arrangements have been made
for them to go to Halifax on the Ryn
dam. , ', . " : I ,
HOUSE NAVAL4 COMMITTEE
BOOSTS SAILORS' PAY
( AssocisXa Tru by V. 8. Kvl WlrtlMS.) !
i WASHINGTON. D. '.Oi May 4 The
house, natal committee " yesterday,
after 'some - discussion,, decided I to
recommend the increase of the: pay
pjf enlisted men of the navy; by 115 a
uiunia. v . 4 ., , : . .. :, . .
The 10wetpay now paid the men
of J&e American naval service, .with
tbi exception pt that given, to -.the
apprentice boysv is 216 a month, paid
to.i landsmen, ' i From this it .: runs
through many steps to theT amount
paid . to the highly expert mechanics
who hold the grade of chief petty of
ficer, and who receive as much as 180
and 290 a month in som instances.
MERGING OF CANADA'S? M,
RAILROADS NOW URGED
(AaaecUUd Prtu kjtr.R. Ksval WirelasaV
OTTAWA, Canada, - May 4--To
avert possible congestion of railroad
lines the royal transport commission
has issued a statement urging the
government to arrange ior the merg
ing of vaU railroads in the Dominion
except "the Canadian ; Pacific It has
also protested against the plan ,for
government ownership which has been
suggested in some "quarters of late. ;
SHORTAGE OF LABOR i
FOR LAND TILLAGE
(Associated Prtsi by V. 8, Vavat WUvtess.) .
Washington; d. a. May 4.---The
officials of the department of agricct.
ture yesterday announced that reports
from the field agents of the depart
ment indicate a rapidly increasing
amount of land under cultivation, but
at the same time a corresponding' de
crease in the labor available for work
ing the land and in supply of seed.'
SWEDEN CONSERVES
HER FOOD SUPPLY
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, May 4.
The regulations providing for. the pro
hibition of exportation of nearly all
foodstuffs from this country went into
effect yesterday.; ' .
WAR REVENUE BILL
COMES UP TOMORROW
WASHINGTON, , D. C. May 4. The
war revenue bill will be taken up in
the house not biter than, tomorrow
under a special rule.
PANIC
iAssocUtad Ft ms by V. S. Vaval WirtV3s.)
XAIS'i fc'RDAM. Holland. May 4. -bitter
attacks upon President Wilson
marked the session of the German
reichstag yesterday. The president
of that body was particularly vituper.
ayve In his attacks upon the Presi
dent of the Unitei States.
"Wilson's message was deslpnod
entirely to sow discord in Germany.
ut he should have known that the
German people and the German mon
arch are one and the same in 'his
crisis and ran not be separated. Wil
son will find that he has bitten gran
ite. The signs that are coming to us
from the fighting f rents are that the
crucial point of the war is coming
closer to us daily. Our troops nre
withstanding the thrusts of the '-ne-my
everywhere, and our fcubmarir.es
soon will show to England that her
brutal campaign of starvation can
and w:ill be avenged by Germans.'
REPORTED CHjLl NOW
BREAKS WITH GERMANY
(Associated Ptms Toy XT. 8. Xsvil WiMlns.)
LONDON, Eng., May 4. It was re
ported here last night by the corre
spondent of the Central News Agency
at Amsterdam that the Chilean minis
ter to Berlin has formally demanded
bis passports from the kaiser's gov
ernment. Reports to this effect have
been rife for several days, and it Is
believed that even if . the formal de
mand' for passports has not yet been
made, that it will come in the course
of a few days.
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 4.
Senor Aldunate, the -Chilean ambas
sador, yesterday assured the state de
partment that there, is noj secret al
liance between his country and Ger
many. To back up his statement he
produced a copy of a note sent by
Chile to Berlin on the subject of the
submarine warfare. This note warned
the: Kaiserfcund thai under no 'circum
stances would Chili submit to a con
tinuance of the submarine ruthless-
ness. t .
flOCKEFELLER FUNDS FOR
' MEDICAL RESEARCH
(Associated Press by U. S, Vavsl Wirsloss.)
,NEW YORK N. Y., May 4. The
management of the Rockefeller Foun
dation announced last night the ap
propriation of $475,QC)S to-be spent in
the United States In medical research
as the first step ' of the w ar work
which fhe foundation;, intends to take
up as soon as possible
It .was also . announced that the
foundation will appropriate 400.0i)
additional to .carry on its relief work
In Europe, and .1200600 to assist U;e
Y. 'M. C. A. camps for the army and
navy. and. for classes for Instructing
military surgeons' in new methods of
diagnosis. ..iiMM. - ,. ' - -
iiu&R manufacturers!'
OFFER THEIR SERVICES
(AisodsUd Press by U. S. KtviJ Wixtitu.)
f DENVER, Colo., May 4.--Offier8
of the United States Manufacturers'
Association have sent to President
Wilson a formal offer of their ser
vices in any capacity that he may
deem necessary. A committee has
been named by the president of the
corporation, R. O. Lapln, to coopetatc
directly with the government
ROUND THE ISLAND TOURS
Around the island,' $1.75, Sunday
Tickets at Benson, Smith & Co., Fort
street. Phone 1356.--Adv.
"COME ON OVER, SEE Vui
v f 'Mr CORN FALL OFFr'
l Pat 2 Drop of Oet-if on Last
v ; Night Now WatcrH-H
.''See all you have to do is to use
your two finger. and. lift the corn
rlrht Off. That's the war 'Geta-It at.
way works. You just put on about
2. drops. Then the corn not only
shrivels, but loosens from the toe, with
out affecting the surrounding flesh In
the leaSL Why, it's almost a pleasure
to have- corns and see how 'Gets-It I
gets them off .In a hurry and without
the least pain. I can wear tight shoes,
dance and walk as though I never bad
corns." . - r
"Gets-It" makes the use of toe
Irritating salves, bundling bandages,
tape, plasters and other things not
only foolish, but unnecessary. Use this
wonderful discovery, "Gets-it," for any
soft or hat d corn or callus. It is the
J-new, simple, easy, quica way, ana u
never fails. YouH never have to cut a
corn again with knives or scissors, and
run chances of blood poison. Try
"Gets-Itw tonight.
"Gets-lt" is sold everywhere, 25c a
bottle, or sent on receipt of , price by
E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, UL"
Sold In Honolulu and recommended
as the world's best corn remedy by
Holllster Drug Company and Benson.
Smith it Co. Adv.
STAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY ,
m.mtA f tunnn a Sam. Duct
oicklT relieved by Mura Mr tm&fV
Zwnine. iw Kt Comfori. At your Draairtet'a
or by wttn. Wlprr Bjtt. FW Boofc of Ufl
rt free. k Mttrt' ie Itewiy C . tlr
The regular members' monthly j
moonbeam dance will be held at th
pavilion on Saturday, May 5, begin-
ning at 8:15 p. m. Adv. I
CANADA COOPERATES
TO REDUCE WHEAT PRICE-
( Associatea 17 ts by U. a Kavsl Wtreltu. )
OTTAWA, Canada, May 4. Sir Wil- ;
l!am T. White minister of. finance of
the Dominion government, yesterday 1
announced that the Dominion officials
and the Washington administration
are 'now at work upon plans for co j
operating to reduce the price of wheat.
The two countries will take joint at- j
tion. added the minister, in order that
results may be assured within a rea
sonable time.
, POB
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ing power of the
XiI ... . V" . TRA05 MARK v., ..-?
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company now organizing with local men and money unaer the name ox
Does li sound
great earning power of a good gold mine? TWs estuiiate is very cfaZ,y : ;
seryative. w A mine output of only .iOO tons a oy will do it; and that is
a small scale of operation for a single small mine,T-; Other "me? in tte?;.:',
same country are making far greater profits; and: so may we,but we
plan to proceed with pradentpeed looking to an absolutely safe'and;r" V ;
long continuing business, with ore developments far in adyancet of j-S rf ?
mediate needs.- . ' ; ;:i- .f;-:7- -r,'-lti9: 'W'-
v Most failures in mining enterprises are due to!f ailure to find scK:;-''.
able ore in sufficient quantities. While the; s
are called minsr,
we are organizing,
the discoveries and
We know the
, money , and .months of time to find outto prove this very important : "
item; and wepr6ved.it in every way knowrTto the science of such'proof, " v . ;
even to opening hundreds M feet of virgin, productive ground. V ":"v';V;- "'
Mother Nature planted this crop andtought'it;tmai
are buying theJ right to it as against raU tffi restof tli
nave to ao is 10 narvesi ana mm n. xae prouueb
Read the
tunity is open
Bank Building, Hilo.
"MAU
Get Ready
Maui Racbg Association Wake
which is to be held at the
12th of May.
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Plain or with spicy tomato sauce, tb'ey are the) "cndatica
f'v. a satisfying, . nourishing and quickly prepared meal!
Insist upon 4 Arrxua AS
their own natural flavor, a quality distinctive cf-'allr-
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SALE BY LEADINa GROCERS
: . ; . A full.line dtrrie
California Feed Co. and 0 Q. Yee tibp
Phone 4121
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present price of stock this h easily the annual earn
proven mines tojbe acquired and
'Hawaii- Elkliormi
like biar nrofits? WelL have
they are merely prospects; Aye
to operate proven : mines. .vTne otner ieiiows i
carried the burdens of development wort
ore is there in large bodies because we spent good
prospectus.' Get in on the;gr(rand
it won't be open long. ' ',: .
Any credentialed broker at Honolulu or TrastCompanyt!Hilo5
In Crepe and cuiuy
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Hotel St., near ITumnu
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