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HO'XOLULf STAR-BfLI-KTIX. FRIDAY. .IVXK 1. 1917.
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HONOLULU
CONTRUCTION & D RAYING CO., LTD.
PHONE
4-9-8-1
J. J. BELSER, Manager.
SERVICE FIRST
STORAGE
65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN v
Another S. A.
Line Planned
CONGRESS TO BE
NEW METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET
IS EQUAL OF BEST ON THE COAST
OceanicSteamship Co.
51 DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO
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SANK WITH BOAT
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war cndoi:'tf-rf!y would f-1ay oarryinr
out the project for tho npw llnfs to
South Amrion. it a liip idoa to
rollrrt all ti'f nofdnl dafa. mi that
o-fiprationp niicht proprfF? a . oon
and a rapidly a posciv,;c --Christian
S ir rr v Monitor.
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on hr maiden vorU-
to Honolulu and the Ork-nt a- a ''. ;na
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ralh havr an advar.taco ovrr 'la
lav liroihfn Tho lat3 Monsici'M
Benson a most fl.ant h ak
w ho. drspitr a slipht stanai ' r. ki
llip nportrrs rarinp
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ARMAND'S
Complexion Powder
INDORSED BY EVERYONE WHO HAS TRIED IT
This wonderful toilet accessory contains abso
lutely no chalk or lead (ingredients common to
most powders); and on account of its unusual
fineness clings longer to the skin. It comes in
two odors, Violets of Paradise and Bouquet of
Paradise; and in five tints, natural, white, pink,
brunette and creme.
50c and $1.00 packages
r Hollister Drug Co., Ltd.
Cjil Eastman Kodak Agency
Phone 1848 Fort, near Hotel Street
(;: lets. :. a ! J! '.'
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"K. W. VA1LLK. ':.iot ('ark.'
A soon as t!.p aiartn was eatn.
Purser Kckiica told fAo ai!nr to
so down to r!;p mail nx-m and hrini:
up tlio mail I'as In thr exci'enaait
thr tn-n saved two pom-hs of pi int
mail hut pot no pouches of Na'prs
Thay nade a sorond attempt hut wh.cn
thpy pot to ti'.p mail room acain found
it so tilh'd w'ith smoke from the f i r
forward that they could not pet in.
so they had to rush to the litehoats
without pavinp any morn of the haps.
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Matson Navigation Company
Dtrect Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu
F'.t 1'inia'f pnrtioiilnr ;ip;l- to
CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Agent, Honolulu
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USE OF EX-HERMAN VESSELS ASKED
B
Y FRISCO FROM SHIPPING BOARD
TOYO RISEN KAISHA
Regular Sailings to San Francisco and to the Orient
For furthor particulars apply to
CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Agent, Honolulu
Re'iue-?-e-(
i"rman
i ers. w !i
port to
repairs.
BEGIN DREDGNG
ABOUT AUGUST 1 5
Offioial advices from the war de
partment at Washington to Lieut -("1.
Robert R. Raymond, corps of enui
neers, Hawaiian Department, state
that dredPinp in Honolulu harbor,
which is under contract to the Stand
ard American Dredpinc Company,
will commence on or before Aueust
15.
No word of any conference on the
matter is civen in the messape. Col.
Raymond says, hut the cable states
that this date is satisfactory with th?
war department.
The contract for this work was
given to the Standard American com-
i pany several months apo and for con-
siderable time no definite word lias
' been obtainable repardinp it. It is
understood that the company will
probably send its hip turbine dredpo
which it lormerly had on dredging
jobs here, for this work.
Roosters that Strut
and hens that lay well are healthy and happy;
they're fed on our
Progressive
SCRATCH FOOD EGG FOOD
Most successful poultry growers use it.
California Feed Co., Ltd.
Phone 4121
Alakea and Queen Sts.
PASSENGERS BOOKED
Per I. -I. str. Ciaudine for Maui
ports, June 1 V. ('. .Moore, Joseph
Abreu, M. E. Cordeira.
A commission of three members, ap
pointed by Govern r Whitman, is to
be established in New York State to
cooperate with the Federal Govern
ment and other states in the conser
vation and distribution of food.
for of everal of th
refugee ran hant stati'-
!i !.ae l.e-n towed from ti.i.
San FraiM isco for permanent
have In en made t the fed-
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men t
ra-arlv
t: e .'.
routes
eral s!;i; pinp hoard by the San i- ran
cis"o chamber of commerce and vari
ous shippinp firms of tja Hay City,
accordinp ti the Coast Seamen's .lout
nal. It say:
"An official request to tl;e United
States Shipidnp Hoard from the San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce to
turn over at least two German vessels
to the Pacific MaH Company for " foreipn
service out of this nort to the Orient f, t!'e Hast.
probably will be made. Several ship
ping men iiae taken the matter up
with the chamber of commerce and
early action is looked for.
Glut of Orient Freight
"It is pointed out by shi; per that
there is such a glut of freicht await-
a further shown by tin? s:
hat as the British haw
ail withcrawn front t!:e
: inere are tiainiia: i,-w
and business a-
bounds which commercia
of this eountrv should do
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b
;e.-n
icifio
t rade
and
interests
something
to pet into their own hands. Another
point to be urped upon the shipping
board is the deflection of a l.irpt
amount of Orient imports to Sar
Francisco instead of throuph Svez to
ew York, thus aivinp th" Arra-rb an
railroads a larelv increasam busj-
ejpht from this coast
Want to Charter Boats
"Work on repairing the German
hark Ottawa, seized recently iv fed-
. ul oan i ouui ii. a tl el
lyins interned at Richardson's Hav
since the opening of the w ar. w as be
gun durinc the week at Hanlon's
vards in Oaklanrl fa-itain Wa viand
ing shipment in the Orient hat theyiforn0r magter Qf thp w,ja,pr Heluca
cannot receive poods ordered. and;who has reCently returned from Aus
ikewise that the tonnage hero is net .; tralia wjth that V(,ssei has hppn
large enough to take care of the narm?fI commander of the Ottawa and
freuht offering They believe that suporvise her repair. While sv
this aid to the .Mail Company should eral dipping firms in San Francisco
be pr. en because it is impossible to ' havp askP(1 for Ul0 rnarter or pur
have steamers built at the present; chase of' German 'vessels in San Fran-
1 e- Cisco ml Honolulu, which are to be'
"Just now, they say, is the time to j repaired and put into commission, no
foster an American merchant marine) such authority has been granted. Wire
on the Pacific and to trivo San Fran-J advices to one firm from Washington
Cisco a large fleet of American ves , stated that the government plans to
sels to compete with the Japanese ; operate the vesseis itself and that
steamers which are in such numbers! none will be turned over to private
here. owner
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CANADIAN -AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL Mill i iwc
Regular Sailings to BRITISH COLUMBIA FIJI wpw
ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA' '
For further particulars apply to
THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., General Agents
ALl
PHONE 2295 REACHES
Hustace-Peck CoM Ltd.
rmu Up ROCK AND SAND FOR CONCRFtc
FIREWOOD AND COAL
j uutfcN STREET
WORK.
P. 0. BQX 212
OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations 9: 15 a.m., 3:20 p.m.
For Pearl City, Kwa .Mill and Way
Stations f7:,;o a.m., 9:U am.
11:.'!0 a.m.. 2:13 p.m. 3:20 p.m..
o:lo p.m.. 1D:30 D.m . n k
For Wahiawa and Lellehua
a.m., - : 4 U p.m., 5:00
p.m.
P'or Leilehua 1(5:00 a.m
p.m.
-11:02
11:30
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F R
H T
E I G
and
TICKETS
Also reservations
any point on tha
mainland.
See WELLS-FAR-GO
A. CO., 72 S.
King St, Tel. 1515.
TO ASK BOARD TO
NAME ENGINEER
13
EMUS
In order that work on the belt road
from the Pali may commence as soon
as possible, now that the legislature
has appropriated $300,00o for this
purpose, George Collins, city and
county engineer, will ask the board
of supervisors at its meeting this even
ing to approve the appointment of
another engineer.
In his letter to the board Collins
points out that work of that magni
tude will need an engineer who will
give iiis entire time to it and as the
present force has all the work it can
attend to another engineer is neces
sary. For this position Cojiins has select
ed Chirles Kea, a civil engineer who
has done considerable construction
work about the territory. It is esti
mated that the .$"."'..000 will take th1
belt road to the Waikane district and
will entail a large amount of prelim
inary surveying.
COURSE TO OPEN
AT V. M, TONIGHT
IX WARD
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku,
Waialua and Waianae 8 : 36 a.m.,
5:30 p.m.
Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and
Pearl City 7:43 a.m., S:36 a.m..
11:02 a.m., ! :38 p.m., 4:24 p m.,
3:30 p.m.. 7:2S p.m
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and
F. L. WALDRON
LTD.
Shipping & Commitsion Merchants
Phona 3428. Fort & Queen St.
p.m.,
lellehua '9: l.- a.m., 1:
3:53 p.m.. 7 : 1 3 D.m.
The Haleiwa Limited, a twrvhrmr
train (only first-class tickets honored),
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:30
Offering an opportunity for men a.m. for Haleiwa Hotel; returning
who want tu prepare for examination, arrives in Honolulu at 10:10 p.m.
for commissions in tht Officers' Re-! The Limited stops only at Pearl City,
serve Corps to secure coaching in the r.wa .Mill and Waianae.
Y. TAKAKUWA & CO.
Limited
'NAMCO- CRABS, packed In
Sanitary Cane, wood lined
Nuuanu St., near King St.
Absolutely Pure
Made from
Grapo Cream of Tartar
no ALUM
Richard Hippo. ?.. of No. W. 113th
St., New York, told Fire Marsha! Prial
and Principal Hirkins. of P S. l",i
117th St.. and Sr. Nic'iolas Avenue,'
how he caused four fires in the school;
in three weeks. I
An American servine in the German I
army has been awarded the Iron
Cross. He is Capt Oswald Sapper,
of Mavi!lo. Wis. He asked American;
newspapermen to inform his wi;'e and1
friends at Ma.wille that he is m good
health.
technical subject in 'hich they are
examined, a preparatory course under
the instruction of Lieutenant K. F.
Witsell, 1'. S. A., will oun at the
Young Men's Christian Association
this evening. Lieutenant Witsell will
direct the study of the men in tr.e
class and will lecture on the various
subjects with which they must ho
familiar in order to pjss their exam
inations. Captain P. M. Smoot of the Reserve
Corps and Lieut. Wit.-eii have just :
completed courses of instruction with i
two large groups of men who are nowj
to take their examination. There is a
lare advance enrollment for this new
class. It will meet three evening a
week from 7:3u to p. m. Men!
interested should enroll at the ass-j
ciation before 7:3o ton,ght. j
Dr.ily
only.
G. P. I .NISON,
Superintendent.
fExeept Sunday. tSunday
C. SMITH,
G. P. A.
Most Complete Line of Chinea
Goods at
FONG INN CO.
Honolulu's Leading Chinese Curio
Store 1152 Nuuanu St, nr. Pauahl.
NIETERT IS SLATED
FOR STENOGRAPHER
IN HEEN'S DIVISION
H. F. Nietert, official shorthand re
porter for the local federal court, has
been selected by Judee William H.
lieen as reporter for the third divis
ion of circuit court. The judges have
appointed Attorney Willism L. Whit-
D. J. CASHMAN
TENTS AND AWNINGS
Luau Tents and Canopies for Rent
Thirty Years' Experience
Fort St., near Allen, upstairs
Phone 1467
ney and Reporters J. L. Horner and
H. R. Jordan as a commfftee to ex-'
amine Nietert as to his qualifications.
The examination may be held tomorrow.
CAPE CASE GOES
TO GRAND JURY
thi
J June Sale of Millinery
Starting Saturday
JUNE 2ND
offer an t'X'etional opportunity t oltain
imported Hat-, now shape, rlowers ii i l m s.
reduced )ria--.
City Attorney A. M. Brown
afternoon was to present to the ter
ritorial srand jury tla- cae of Wald
F Cape, an enlisted man. charted
with assault with intent to murder It
is alleged Cape, using a revolver, s!;ia
I'etf-r Manuel Johnson twice m tia
-tomach and otae in the arm follow-in-a
row at F'earl City.
other cases scheduled to en befoiv
;.ie grand jury today ware tiiose o:
' .an C.iT;ioso. charged wit!; an ind'
era assault on Roseline Ilosa. and
i'kars Naone, charged with first de
cree burglary. It is alb'gpd Naone en
tered the store of I. Aoki and stole i
- at and five pairs of trousers.
Also Silk Goods, J.a'iiior
Cliine. Pineaple Silks.
Ware, Kimono-.
lato-t m
-r-;ttlv
la
K. ISOSHIMA I
NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL &
ROTTERDAM LLOYD
JOINT SERVICE
To P,atavia, Java, via Yoko
; aina. Xaija-aki. Ilonirkoni;
and Singapore. Saiiinu dates,
freight and pas-cnirer rates on'
application.
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., Agents"
Professor
Bryan
says:
In offering an exchange of speakers at the
Republican and Democratic rally Monday
night:
"It is of course mutually agreed that both
parties will be given a respectful hearing and
that their speeches are not subject to newspaper
report or editorial comment. We naturally
wish the voters and not the daily press to pass
on the relative merits of the speeches made."
Thanking Professor Bryan for his kind offer,
the Republicans find it ia quite out of the ques
tion to hold a star-chamber rally.
PLAY SAFE AND VOTE THE STRAIGHT
REPUBLICAN .TICKET.
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