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HO.VOLILL STAB-BULLETIN, FRIDAY. .H'XK 1. VJli.
S11TEF. PREPARES PLANS FOR
BY AUTHORITY
TABULATION
Result of Votes Cast, City and County Primary Election Held May 19, 1917,
City and County of Honolulu.
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chairs. Th- thato.- i .no! ami I row i. o; t!o iinitina dele '-a
the sta-i' !iu arroiiit'K - an' -( ! M.'ld o'-i'i-i l b i??ri fo? then .s
Good cuii ii: 1 1 1 tp rooms ai a; ...i'ii'e i ; n d i:i.
"I :i:naKf;i j..'v p its. !' Is a ln'.isury :'.:Cns; -ivn..riP at SPtuliii Mi'
of re i ed .:" 3i:su aits .n.l i ri u s n n. I and d'j. ."'itinp of on" msh ,r:
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rais are spi eM tp;:": qi lommitteo earnestly
. 'cifsts thp cnairman of each ot
'tiier romtiiitteep lo inform it of an
ran be made to dofta-i
tries, ns well . ' v ork
arts. In its siar.n;;s
l)erf?ctly roOnd Hawaiian ii"als
jireiiarcd under th i ersonal suj.er
vision ol women to the manor and 'dans that
to the islands --horn. It L offered work r ith that of lb enUrtfl;nmoni
eg a rereition l-l.'fe for the fanii'ie.-t J comniittoe.
of visiting delegates.
"Tlie grounds of l.aniaken 'ner
. uerhans two acres, abounding' in
shaded lawns, and here old Hawaii f
has been made to i ve again j
"There aic uiass homos in and1
before which lai.hala matting is i
woven by Hawaiian women, who are)
i teaching tlie younuer generation thisi
i art, the almost lost art of beatm
! tapa is here revived and shown ki its
! entiTe process, while ancient lla-
r?ltn mpn rarve liv hand tlip Una
I calabashes that were ouce the pride
"; of these islands. On Laniakea grounds
the artists of Hawaii have establish
-ed their studios and offei to f.ther
most .attractive exhibits of pa in tint's
of Hawaiian scenery for ihe delecta-
"In every way LALiakea seems to
' lend, itself splendidly to list? enter
tainment of guests, and a sub-coni--tnittee
of many of the lead 'is woinon
of Honolulu is otfvej to ento'taln
nere me mmnies oi ioiunK uie;:,
" thus may be bfought a' out aii nu,r-
tain m en t In one central place, a com-
i'tnon home and a common headquur
ll Ir a . . n IKa .Jvfh
r. Chic Convention.
"Laniakea is therefore most cor-
daily recommended ny tne eiucrt.nin-
."ment committee as the place and
tuu v cuuuu a Liu i iiv u i.. i laintKcuk i
i our .fft:ests.
' "Respectfully submitted.
"ALEXANDER HUME F.RP,
olAtli Vint; vincmiuii.
In thi rocommendfition the rntrr-
r i n m un r i'iiifiii ' u i ik i ik Ufa i i
X kokua of the chairman cf the procrara
v grounds
. Plans for Meeting Delegates
Acting; on the assumption that the
1 V 1 U VUUICUUUil Kill lvsut.liv
on Monday mornlns, September 17th,
1917, and adjourn Tuesday afternoon,
,; September ISth. the entertainment
committee Is working out a tentative
program which it suggests, chiefly
. lor the purpose of drawing from the
' other committees suggestions and
assistance that wu, onng anout per
fect cooperation.
It is suggested as the delegates
fii 1 . 1 . ri....
irom lllK) airne cany uu oniu.uav
-msruicg that they be met by the mem
bers of the credential committee and
to -receive their official badges, so
that this formality will cause no delay
in opening the convention on tfmo
Monday morning.
The Auto Club members will pro
.ide machines to' take the guests to
.the hotels assigned them, ov sicht
secfug. as they may desire. Volun
teers from the Outrigger Club have
offered to entertain the Hilo guests,
and their families, at a surf riding
party in the afternoon. It is sug
gested that the fraternal orders en
tertain the Hilo delegates Saturday
evening.
The Maui and Kauai delegates and
their famrlies will arrive early Sun
day morning. U ij suggested that at
8:30 the Hilo delegates and all recep
tion committees and delegates assem
ble at Laniakea and that a start be
made cn the round Oahu auto trip, a
stop being made at Ilaleiwa for lunch
and an excursion In the glass bottom
SOLDIERS FIGHT
UNTIL ARRESTED
SUPERVISORS. i.
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Figiit'r.j; among soldiers at the cor
ner of King street and Kameharneh-a
IV road Wednesday night terrorize .1
residents in that vicinity nnd led t
the arrest of three enlisted men hy
squad of jiolice snd the provost f,::aru
which answered a riot cv.il. The po
lice report that some of the soldiers
had been drinking.
Shots were fired, ions throv. n :.t:C
epithets hurled but no one was ser;
jusly tnjtrred. One soldier was I rent
ed for painful bruises ;.t the ?:.'?
gency hospital. Guns, ammunition pnd
razors taken from the gang at the
police elation were turned over v jth
the men to military authorities yes
terday. The arrested soldiers nave names cl
Clyde C. Diffen, W. C. Anderson rnd
David Nodlin. all of tlie Quartermas
ters' Corps, Fort Shatter. Three men
listed on the police report of the af
fair and said to have been combatants
in the melee gave names of George K.
Robinson, Company D; Cpl. W. C.
Scott, Company K, and Clyde Powell.
Company H. all Second Infantry. It
was Robinson whose face was swollen
and cut.
The police report that the threp ar
rested men got into an altercation
with the Second Infantry men and a
flrht ensued. The story goes that the
Secoud Infantry men took refuge iu a
Japanese store owned by Yamane.
Policeman Isaac K. Waiolama, who
led five policemen and Cpl. Srumanski
of Company L, Second Infantry, in
charge of the provost guard, reports
that the soldiers were shooting and
generally stirring up a riot. He sayi"
they were using their guns freely, fir
ing and shouting and throwing stones.
A .22 caliber rifle, a box of .22 cal
iber cartridges and a razor, all sail
to be Anderson's property, and a .38
caliber revolver and a box of .38 cal
iber cartridges, said to belong to Dif
fen, were taken from the men.
HILO MAY SECURE
BRANCH OF LOCAL
JAPAN CONSULATE
It is rumored that: the Japanese
government will establish a branch
office of the consulate in Hilo in the
very near future. Consul General R
Aioroi has made a request that sue!:
a branch be established in the Cres
cent City, and It has been proposed
to appoint T. Tmai in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. T. imai recently re
turned from Japan, where they had
spent their vacation. Imai was for
mer secretary to the consul, and re
cently received his appointment as
vice-consul. Ixcal Jananese believe
that a branch office of the consulate
would till a long felt want in Hilo.
Dr. Van Dyke, dean of the Rutgers
College laculty, has resigned and his
resignation will be accepted June 3d,
when he shall have completed 5;
ed boats to the coral gardens. The J years of service.
SHERIFF.
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Wise. John H. (R
Rose. Charles Ii. ( D)
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CITY AND COUNTY CLERK.
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Rright, John M. (Dl
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AUDITOR. 1 2 3 4 3 6 7 S 9 lo 11 12 Total
Bicknell. James (R ' L' 49 209 276' 24 236 S9"" 9' 174 ' zlf 74 16 5"1993
Woodward, Edward K. (R) 112 142 51 60 40 169 72 135 125 3 12 152 IT'S
t Blom, Albin (D) 30 43 22 27 IS 69 24 33 37 16 6 3D 355
TREASURER. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 x91' 11 12 Total
E Ooakling. David Lloyd (Ri 28S 262 277 23U 1 54 13t 22i 266 S22315.s " 238
Asch. Julius W. (D 100 115 70 76 64 16o 50 11 96 45 9 9S 1001
CITY AND COUNTY ATTORNEY. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S : ,t 11 12 Total
E Brown, Arthur M. ( Ft ) 261267 239 24 1S31S1 i2$ 211 254 90 29""l5H '2245
Lightfoot, Joseph (D) 133 122 108 110 T1'3 141 53 119 1T 36 6 108 1152
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I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct tabulation of the votes
received by the respective candidates hereinabove named at the Primary Election held
on Saturday, May 19, 1917, in the City and County of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii,
as taker from the Official Returns of the Result of Votes Cast at the said Election. 011
Hie in the Qft'ice of tho City and County Clerk cf the City and County of Honolulu.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal o7 the City
and County of Honolulu this 23rd day of May, 191".
(Seal
D KALAUOKALAXI,
Clerk, City and County of Honolulu.
Territory of Hawaii.
KEY:
Rejrat-Jcanx, Nominated,
t Democrats, Nominated.
Lahoi, Nominated.
E Elected.
JUDGE BANKS TO
!
Dowsett Tract
at end of car line
Nuuanu Valley
The fines I residence property in Honolulu
Stsijott Ernst ffliSflL
Bethel Street g
Agents
Phone 3646
TAKE OATH SOON
As soon as he receives cable ad
vices from Washington. D. C. James
J. Banks will take the oath in fed
eral court as assfstant V. S. attorney,
succeeding Samuel B Kemp, now
judge cf the second division of cir
cuit court
Judge Banks, ho says he has fail
en in love with Honolulu and with the
P?ople cf the city, was born in Bullock
county. Alabama. He was graduated
from the law department ot the Uni
versity of Alabcn:?. and also took an
academic course at the polytechnic
institute at Auburn. A?a He was
judge of ihe circuit couii at Birming
ham, Ala., for eisht yesrs and later
removjpd to Denver. ('o!o., where he
practised lav. for T' years, participat
ing in a large numler of important ir
rigation eases.
Honolulu is one of the most beau
tiful cities he ha? ev?r seen, declares
.hidge Banks. He H eppeciallv im
pressed, he says, with the hospitality
the people of the city.
Red Cross society is taking snccial
review work this week in preparation
fo rthe examinations to Le given on
Friday.
The attendance of the ladies at the
meetings has been remarkable, and
Maj. Frank L. Putman has expressed
himself as highly gratified v. ith the
results as well as with the sustained
interest.
f
(Special StiT-Bultetm Ccrre&soritience.)
DHl'E. Kauai. .May 30.--The ath
letic teams of the Kauai high and
grammar school went to Hanapepe
Falls todny for their annual picnic.
About 30 boys and thf pnnHpa' made
j the trip to tins beautiful valley.
Tne party motored to th entrance
to the ally and then made the long
hike to the falls. I.ur.cheon was serv
ed at tiie falls and games and expior
ing trips occupied the afternoon. The
party returned to Lihue in the even
ing. All boys who have played in
the regular interscholastlc games
.. . vitmA . I 1 if
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
CASES FURNISH MUCH
BUSINESS FOR COURT
The real spore in Honolulu' is as
sault and battery, if the police court
calendar yesterday was any indica
tion. There were 11 cases of this na
ture called and six of these were
brnd new. Here are the disposi
tions: L. Campbell. R. Robless and Joe
Torres. p!1 continued until June 8:
Mookini. Jr.. Htndrick Silva and
Hugh H. Porter, all fined $7, each.
Silva and Porter had not hern ar !
raigned before. Silva assaulted au-j
other Portuguese. Porter i in Troo,.'
B, 4th Cavalry. rnc neated q-it- ,i '
disturbance near Palama and Morris'
lanes, according to a report of ti'.c
affair made by Pnliceman M. A. G m-
salves.
CORNS LOOSEN OFF
WITH MAGIC "GETS-IT"
2 Drops Do the Work, Painlessly.
"I tell you, before I heard of TJets-
' It' I used to try one thine: after an-
i other for corns 1 still hail them. I !;
used oandages and they made my toe
so big it was murder to put ou my
Summer Excursion Rates
NOW IN EFFECT
j
BETWEEN
HONOLULU
AND
WAIALUA
HALEIWA
AND
KAHUKU
DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS,
EXCURSION TICKETS, limited to 30
davs from date of sale, will be sold
daily at the regular single fare for the
rr nd trip between Honolulu and Wai
a'ua, Half iwa and Kahuku as follows;
First-Class $2.15
Second-Class 140
Oahu Railway
Cera Tlrie Ton Mdt Try "Get -It"
and They'll Peel Right Off:
i'..jf. I used r-alves and other thinc
' tiia: ate off more of the toe than th'.
: did ccm. fd cut and d; with
iknhe and scissors, but now no mnn1
I tc.iing for m. Two drois of tict. -if
The policeman cays Porter entered 1 did a!! the work. It mak r the i-i,,. '
the home of Annie de la Cruz, orderea ! s,r: l ami p?t so loose that w. i 1 ar
no one to leave the place 2nd when just 1 ick it right off with o .r 1
er.-
Volcami
tne woman ; an to tne ntMShbcr to
telephone for the police the soldie
picked up a chair to assault her. but
Tommy Ani and Lum Look .lumped h1
to hold him back, lie ran :iway, but
was soon caught. He is said to have
been drunk.
Thp assault crse of Antone Sir.;!
1 There has he-en nothinc new a:-cov
I ered for corni since fiets it" was
torn. It's the nev nay the con.mon
: sene. simple, sure ray.
j "fiets-lt." is sold e eryw here. 25c. a
J bottle, or s'nt on receipt cf price by
' K. Lawrence ,.- (-o.. Chicago. Hi.
' ?ohj in Hon. )U. In p.nu recomruended i
ejided In a uspCiided sentc v.i-v. Thosf
of Dan Kapihea. Daid N?.eo and Ko : :'s f ifJ worlds bst orn remedy by'
ert Nutthiwa were .ostroned ar-i i ii:iiter Drug Compariv nr-i Benson. :
Yamane was fined 525 fur as auli i:r.-) Smith (: Co. Adv
another Japanese
mm : "My fa'o is my fortune."
"What makes Jinks so proud o: hia f "Heavens: Wiiat has kept ou out
ancestors? I neer heard anv of them i ci bankruptcy? Detroit Free Press.
did anything?"
'That's exactly the point. So many
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