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' ' l Labor la the genitxi that changes the orld
flrom nglioess to beanty, and changes the great
"curse to a great bletthi Ople Beed.
Do onto thrsclf ai thoa woaldst fcavo ct
do onto thee Thou wilt thea do unto otl:i3 .
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HONOLULU STAB-BULLETIN, TUESDAY, . MAY 15, 1917.
Attractive Feature of Punahou Sun Ballet Given For Red Cross Benefit
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SAYS liPECTOR
QF WEIGHTS AND
MESSAGE HDlIE
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That tbe dty and county should
have a food Inspector and also a
weights and measures Inspector coder
tie own jurisdiction (or tbe purpose of
liiipectiag restau rents "and seeing that
scales Of tbe merchant are correct as
a means of reducing tbe high cot of
living, the opinion of Dr. James T.
Wayson. city and county physician,
who has written a letter to tbe board
of supervisors requesting- that they
take tbe matter np.
Dr. Wayson. In bis letter, fays:
A recent Inspection made by me ot
tbe restaurants and places r where
foodstuffs are on display Indicates
that more diligent and thorough In
spection should , be mstntataed al
though I ' find that tbe eanltary tn
epectora of the board of health and
tbe federal and territorial food com
missions are doing good work. I wish
also to call attention to tbe need of an
Inspector of weights and measurea. 1
io not wish to critlcUk but an investt
. tstlon on your part will show you the
: fceed of "keeping a. man on tne jod au
As usual the police 'court calendar
Tor Monday was a large, one and ye
Jerday 67 casea, most of which were
. continued,. . were ouposea oi bj v xx
-HVclock.rvC---- ;
V i 1 Chief amon these cases were nine
; -. as a result of XJauor Inspector W. II
. - Hutton's active efforts to clean "blind
pigs? out of Honolulu, By aoms jclerer
V ork liutton axva nis aaaiswnw
f -Uoberts, spent' a profltabla Saturday
' nlrht In aeTeral narls of tha city ar
'.',; resting iUegal liquor sellers right antf
left; All ths cases, went orer lor a
-.Hearing on way za.. ..-..-. v:
Another set of four cases for whlcn
v ; CapV McDuffle.of the detectives waa
responaible ..were those sat. Elizabeth
Gonsalrea and. Katy Lee, on two
v '-charges, and R, VT. Oonsalres,' all ac
' 'cused' of conducting a notorious dis
; ' orderly , house in Kallhi. Thy will
- ,' te heard May 22.- V'. 4
i ' The seven women arrested in Iwllel
, 'last week'were tailed, but their cases
rf ..were postponed tor trial . J lay 21.
Heedless driving Cases of T. OJfc
r da and Samuel II. Ware went over
-t to May t and May 25, respectively.,; '
'Ventura Santos and. Diego Panta
leon, both Filipinos, were committed
r .' .: to the clrcu.1! court for trial when they
. pleaded Entity to burglary In the sec
ond degree. They entered C :A. CSiar's
. pUce on NuuAnn avenue Aprfl 29 and
&tole some personal efforts, v--'
: ' . In statutory case of Montos and
-V : Colastica Seson. also both Filipinos,
v- the man in the case was fined 135 and
7 the woman, Colastica. was . given a
. tuepended sentence. - . '
. .. Ah Song was given.' an additional
. fine of 50 for having1 opium In pos
. session when testimony showed that
his was a flagrant case. Five drunks
.-Vywere fined an aegrecate stim of 228.
j : . There were 15 gamblers on the po
lice calendar who contributed 1 60 In
fines and bail forfeitures. They were
, '; caught in two gangs, by Capt McDuf-t-
; fie'a men Saturday night and the
pane ot chance i.was ' -the -'old-time
"Ml,'-commonly known as shooting
craps.'- ? k ' '.; "T " T'. : r i
: GO V EH r: 0 a Af OFFICE : W '?.
TO MEET. AZUf'A CALLERS
:' The ,-r-hl!sbed statement. "Sunday
Vt Tr.crcirs t-at G3V. fiaLhara-was not at
. Ms cilice to receive the official call-
. era' from the Jari5e cruiser Atuma
; is declared at the Capitol today to be
. . false. The governor, t who has- been
. ; working at home while' temporarily in
v capaclttted, , arose from his sick-bed
- to be at his office fcr the formal calL
m It was stated also ttatthe plan had
' . cr! finally been made la the governor's
:''; crrice that the cruiser would be open
. - to visitors from to 10 Sunday morn-
Isg, ' according' to. the announcement
i . that afternoon, and .that the plan was
V later modified so that, only those: who
wished to pay respects to the remains
.' . : of Ambassador Guthrie, were admitted
'::;; on the. vessel: x :? : -
LETTERS SENT
BY SONS TO MOTHERS!
V: Hundreds of letters were written on
, T. M. C'A. stationery Sunday. The
Mother's Day prosram throughout the
-..city - was one of the best in history,
; and the activity shown by the. assocl
atlon in making it a feature was ap
; predated by the yoUng men who wrote
. home.", r : , -' v i
Whether; stopping here for a day
or for the sumner, you wm -
,..nnd tats a hotel of per
; ; ' feet satltfactioa '
V QEART AND TAYLOR STS. .
v SAN FltANCISCO. CAU , v
., Solid Concrete Structure v '
, v AC SO LUTE LY FIREPROOOP
; Every Room wltft Private Bath -
Headquarters for Island Residents
European Plan, JL50 pet day up
American Plan,' $3.50 per: day up
; Special MonCUy Rates .
i;-v. MORGAN - ROSS. ' t
'lv-:SrC "V y ' ilanager..
I "Honolulu ' RepresenUtlve : : 4
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lleviie Hotel
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'' The Rsifahcu 8un Ballet, repeated last Friday at a benefit performance for . the American, Red-Ci were
: and are being reproduced from day to day. The photo above Is that of "The Sun and the Ravs,w In center Dorothy Winter, as The Sun, The Rays,
Erdman Jean Angus, Alexa Glgnoux, Alice Denlaon, . Betty Lindsay, Leol an! , Sch wall le, Dora Cooke, Marjory Athertorv Miriam MackalL -"
BEY PRAISES
Maal ihas .the "finest f school . and
home gardens I have ever seen," says
Henry Wf Kinney, atiperlntendent of
public' lnstructlnu. who . returned re
cently 2rom a trip to the Valley Island.
Kinney says that the Jargest school
gardea is at Punkolii. where 93 pupils
are tilling the ea'L. The Pioneer Plan
tation 4as been assisting the children
by allowing them to use land, and at
present , they . nave about seven acres
under; cultivation. 1: Prlnciptl , 0. ;W,
Heunig Is directing the work. :
The superintendent " adds that the
Maul pupils "are displaying a keen in
terest in garden , wor. and that a
large . number, of their ' schools now
have seeds planted. ; Particular atten
tion Is . eing paid ' to potatoes, as' it
has . veen. found , this . vegetable ; will
grow; without :ai great: deal lot, atten
tion.
Th3y have the; right idea In the
Maui achooJs,-- says; Kinney. .? and I
believe ' that, tha recent school: and
homo'garden contertlco'nducted by the
Star-Bulletin' lias; boen i oii immense
help.! -r-vv:':f ; .
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PLANTATIONS WILL HELP
-MAULTP BUILD SCHOOLS
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s That plantation on. Maul,. in many
cases, , stand reai"y to advance .money
tor the construction of - new- school
bulldlnffs in lnstancaa where the 'gov
ernment funds are not available, la the
Informatl mi brought " tack ?. to Hono
lulu hy Henry W. Kinney, superintend
ent of public Instruction, who has Just
finished a tour of the valley island to
obtain data" tor. .the .commissioners
meetlng.next ' month , "X '
In many- Dlaces, fays Kinney, schools
are needed, but there will be no mohey
for them unta next f January. Vine
plantations, he aJds, have;expressed.a
wllllnjQeia " to advance the necessary
funds and -wait" aa'til the" first of the
year to' be relmoursed 4 In .this way.
he says, the department will'smak. bet
ter prlgress in r bclidlng matters xnan
h o thcr 1 5 . t-ould t able to do.;tj
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broken "arches,; callouses
cramped toies; ' 2; '
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HOLLAND PEOPLE 1
NOW SUBJECT JO
RATION SYSTEM
By AiK)ftttl rnul
THE HAGUE, Netherlands. Nearly
all' Holland has been put on a system
of government rations, because J of the
virtual stopping of grain Imports from
America as a result of -the ruthless
submarine warfare and the poor crops
of potatoes and other vegetables. The
Entente Allies had long since put in
use a system of rationing the Holland
ers in the matter ot grain Imports but
now the halt In the movement of all
shipping has caused a "virtual cessa
tion of all Imports. -
A bread-card system had been In ef
fect since February. Under the new
plan, potato and : rye flour, la mixed
with American flour, effecting an econ
omy of more than 50 per cent in the
consumption of wheat. Owing to a
shortage of the stock of potatoes, the
allowance has been reduced and ' po
tatoless days "heve been established.
The monthly ration of peas and'beafi's
ta each person ' amounts 'to a little
more than one pound. ':J ; I
The other prime necessities . of life ;
that are under dlrectovernment con
trol are being distributed to each com
munity according to the number of its
inhabitants, the local authorities then
dividing the supplies among the In
dividuals. . i,. '
.4 Holland ' Is beginning . to follow the
example of. Germany in . establishing
central , kitchens.. The principal one
thus far. put. into operation. Is at Rot
terdam. It provides , about a quart of
warmfobA-for a. sum-qual to .four
American cents. When prepared the
food Is, rapidly transported to seven
teen parts of the city where distribu
tion ,1s : made. : i'-vMf
Food; and hunger 'demonstrations
occur occasionally. ; la 'these Socialists
are active' tn' bringing the needs of
ihe- people to "the attention of the got
ernment jpffldals. ; r: ' y
t r " -300,000 EhT pRGAIZE; ;..' .
I WARSAW, Toland. -- Iuring!ad
Warsaw oh- what la termed the Polish
army, ol.'v Leon' Berbeckl,'. chief of
staff of ; the Legion i .Commando stated
that a force ot SOOjOOO'meniad been
organized up to September, ?131S.'
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' Many European-peasants now In the
contending armies -are" getting -more
meat inthelr,;ratloas than they ever
hadjatiome. v-U
and
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Worn in any shoe. Scien
tifically fitted bjr Dr. D. W.
Ryan, our foot expert and
chiropodist.
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A new .night school win be started
in Honolulu on Monday evening, May
21, when the first class of the Chinese
Oratorical .Association Night School
will be. held..- .''' '-' . : , " - "i.-'
The association will give courses in
both English and Chinese, this year.
On Monday evening of - next1 week
from t to , 'the Chinese courses will
be ' given. These courses ' will con
tinue every night in" each week. The
English courses will begin on July L
Say Kan Lau Is one of the leaders in
the movements Hook ;jVint:-Toung
has been : appointed .educational , sec
retary, and .a-ill have to begin with
10 teachers, whd win, be In attendance
each f evening. - - The employment ;:or
flce and irea reading .rooms will also
be kept . tpen every evenings The
school; is located at 46 K.ukul street,
between Port ' and ; Nuuanu streeta ,
CARRANZAJHASTENS ; V
BANK LIQUIDATION
MEXICO CITY, Mex.-Oenr- Car
ranza. has issued a decree .providing
for "hastening: : the.1iauidatton ni'the
banks v of emission now under what
corresponds to Viedersl receivership,
unoer special rules ta be promulgated
by. the gpvernmenCv.The' object of this
order; the decree etatea, is" to avord de
lay ? and -damage to: he' interests iot
stockholders, depoaitora and holders of
the paper issues of the banks. A It it U
found that the banks are. not-able to
liquidate in full the issues outstanding
the: secretary. of the treasnryrwrlll con
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GourauaVd
the suDreme Hauid face cream.
and beautifiesyresults are instant, racial blemishes are effect
' irery concealed and. troubled; sloa' rapidly ; txcomes normaL
Norvgreasy" use 6S years. $md 10c. for trial size.
The skin is constantly subject to poison and infection from the dirt,
dust and matter that collect in the pores from the air. An efficient,
antiseptic and cleansing agent is necessary if you would avoid this
danger. Gouraud's Medicated Soap thoroughly cleanses the skin;
Its refreshmg, aritisepuc lather peftratestK
. pores, and destroys all poisonous, matter.
Ideal for skin troubles. Makes a perfect
. Skin and Ccxnplexiori Soarv : - V - v
s' Send lpo fcn?tnel
FORMER PRISONER
IS SUSPECTED OF
ROBBERY ON MAUI
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(Sfetal SUr-Bnatto Cmwpsdac.)
:. WAILUKU, Maui, - May 11. The
postoffice and station at Hamakua
peko 'was entered and robbed of about
160 in coin last Tuesday night. The
main who committed the burglary Is
Supposed to have escaped to Honolulu
by Wednesday's daudlne.
-Entrance to tbe station building was
effected by breaking a window. The
burglar then with a knife cut away the
lock-on the drawer In which Agent
H. Washburn" Baldwin had left the
money. ;. , .' . .1'. I.:-- ', ' ?'.
'Sheriff Crow el J tcuetes that a Fili
pino cx-convict named Francisco, Is
guilty. ot the crime. This man had
been working about Hamakuapoko for
some time. The sheriff learned yes
terday that the man had suddenly, ac
quired an undue amount of wealth, and
had been paying for automobile rides
aad'other .things from a large supply
otmall c6ins, hich correBponds .to
the money taken; from the, postoffice
The police havo strong expectation ot
landing their man Jn Honolulu.;
WATER FOR GARDENERS
. ; ' i IByJUMctetM PrtuJ
. SAN FRANCISCO, CaL Discussion
of . emergency; regulations which will
permit -water companies t to give spe
cial water rates.or ven free water, to
those. who' intend to plant. gardens, on
Idle land at the. request of taa. govern
menV began . here , today before the
sute'j railroad. commission. 7- Many
water "companiea are' - willing" to give
special rates; but-areafxald of jeopard
izing their present . standard rates
I ' ' i i '.I. i .r 'l
sign the affairs of - htebanka 'to- the
courts ao that procedure may be bad
promptly .lander the bankruptcy laws.
If It la found that frauds 'have - been
committed those responsible will be
turned ever, to the criminal courts for r
action.- ";-- - . i -v
A sJuntKat7?niains ptirev .
retains . the delicate softness
of youtiv That always has
the "wonderful, pearlywhite
appearance so much in favor
among the women m
Tours can be-such a akin
iftyou will consistently use
It purines the skiiv orotects
rJriealedOi
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photographed by 'the U tarBulletln
from left ta .right, a at ' Louise
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Because of the extrenf . I uncertainty
of prices and the conseojj - lent difficulty
of securing bids for tun ber, supplies
and provisions, the terrif trial board ot
health is seriously co ildertng the
abandonment ot its : oealsU-month
call to call Instead for 4 vjpply tenders
by the month.;-;"-: W- f
This is the stslement paade yester
day, by Secretary Kirk Porter, who
is acting executive tn .p fece of Preii
dent J. 8. B. Pratt, navf pn tbe main
land. - - - I
"Preliminary ? veetSTTa'Qcna v which
we "have made as to tbW feasibility of
calling for bids on slxl months' suy
plies," said Porter,: rhi .v?e shown ; us
that merchants '' are 1 ory doubtful
abo't bidding over pttnds "of . this
length. In tsct I have b een told defin
itely by two firms tha:: they? do not
dare to risk offers for o)- ir supplies.? .
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'W JL A MILllON
fflY ASK TE NDERS
oaty are under the ea$ci of Chfropractors In the TJ, SL Why?" Results!
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Consultation fre.
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20-U Boston BldgCOver MayaV
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f 7trie9t JUDcatton-
Shortly after 2 o'clock Sunday
afternoon a wanderer. tattered and
torn, walked Into the T.U.CJL build
ing, and with head bowed low, BhufSed
up to the man at the desk, and asked
for some of the Mother's Day station
The wanderer, like a chfratUr
culled from Robert Service's poem,
looked like a man with a foot .la the
grave, and aa he talked to the secre
tary his eyes shifted about the room. ,
like the eyes of a hunted mnfmaL.He .
was one of the dereUcts and he knew
iL..r : .. .' t-'-:
After receiving the stationery -read
:the; little poem which spoke ota.
mother', love, and then the wsf
' frame shook, and tear, trickled & J
- his cheeks sa he walked to th writli j
. table. He remained at the- table f or
an houvandjthoee who watched could
i hear his eobs as he tried to frame the :
; sentences together which would carry
a message home 'to his mother: .
After he had finished, he walked up
to one of the many who had written .
home, and said: "This ta the first tim -
I have written home in tiie years, an
; although I hid thought .of it on many
occaslcnstvt kneir that t hadnt any
.thing to be croud ot to write. Mother -
la letting old. and 1 know that no mat
, ter; what happens . she wtu , kiss this ,
letter when it arrives. I have been in ,
the far corners of the world and ha vo
k ifucu, vu. enter un vtztjz Doaasj
wiu oe Moiners utj IQ me, - 5 ; j , -?
And when the. wanderer left the as v
sodation building, he. walked erect,
and Jooked happy. 'v.'-- - 7- - :
h Porter says that the fear held by the
merchant companies is not set much
that they may get csught -on prices,-,
ae that they may not hare vessels to
bring shipments from the mainland.
The board of health's half-year calls ;
tor supplies have alwsys.been amon?
the biggest in the territory, and it s
proposed change is 'considered highly .
Important, r A.
: Every year more than 5.000,00 beds
and S.000.000 ; meals 'are provide i t y
the shelters and homes of the Salvi-:
tion Army in Great Britain.; - v
Paid Publicity is !' mcro (
vital to you than ever rioT7rk
vthat r cbnditionJjphar'-"' O
quiclily understood by tha j
public iYo1i m TxaTlsct-
ing your greatest hslpncct
when.; you; fail tb - grs?
the hand held out by Paid
'Publicity;:';
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