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d: ily at the rerular single lare for the
rr no" trip between Honolulu and Wai
alua, Haiti wa and Kahu'u as follows:
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BARGE, GETS
( 8pecil Sur-BatUtia Coirl o4rae)
HILO. June 11. There were great
doings at the Hllo Yacht dub boat
house and at the real home of the
Yacht club on Sunday last when sev
eral hundred e ember and their
friends turned out to see the ' new
barge launched and christened and
also the naming of the older boats
that belcng to the club. Then there
was a chowder at the clubhouse fhd
a good time altogether.
The new boat was christened in due
form and the name "EbukaJ." which
means sea apray, was bestowed upon
the tidy craft. The twin daughtera
of Captain M. A. Nicol broke the bot
tles of champagne with which the
boats were christened. The ceremony
was performed amid the cheers of the
big crowd.
The barge la a beauty and she rode
the water in a faahlon that shows thai
her name Is well chosen. The crew
that went out in the barge declared
that she is a fine type of the boat
builder's art.
In addition to christening tho new
barge names were given the two
WAIKIKI SURF RIDING
FILMED FOR "MOVIES"
What will undoubtedly' prove the
most spectacular' and' thrilling
"moviea" of surf riding at Wafklkl
ever caught .by the motion picture
camera, have been filmed ."by", Ira J.
Ingraham and Louis y. Browt of the
Burton Holmes Travelog Corporation.
By removing the tripod and monnt-
Jng it on a box in the bow- of Ji
outrigger canoe, Cameraman,, Ingra
bam was able to follow the same wave
which carried the surfing Hawaflana,
including Duke Kahanamokv, "Tonga
Bill" and several others. JU the same
time R. K. Bonine . filmed rider
and canoe from a fixed stand near the
Outrigger diving platform.
This week the movie men are Xilnv
lag Haleakala, and from there "they
will go to the. Big Island to shoot"
scenes of interest. Last week they
took Waimea and Okolele canyons
aud the Spouting Horn of Koloa,' on
Kauai, X ; - ' ; v." -;
I VITAL STATISTICS
BORN
McGOWAN: In the Kapiolanl Mater
nity Home, Honolulu, June 8, 'If IT,
to Mr. and Mrs. Allan McOowan. of
1770 Lunalili street, a eon -Allan
Alika. - - A
SERRAOIn Honolulu, June 10, yi7,
V to Mr. and Mnu-Antonio O. 8errao,
Jr, of 1510 Pele Street, AuwaioUmu,
a ' son, Richard Anthonys -SOUSA
In the Kapiolaifl Maternity
.. Home; Honolum, June 9, -1S17, ; to
, 4 Mr-and Mrs. Jose Coelho de Sousa
of tl ; Lewis, etreet, - Punahou, a
'''daughter. ; -ROBIXS
In, Honolulu, June 91917.
to Mr and Mrs. Edward Ernest
Robins 'of tie.i..Honoluln Harbor
flight (Station, a ion,. Eugene Kape;
married:-V.t':- -
BUSH-HAWK In-llonoluln jne 8,
; mil.-Shirley , Bttsh! and Mlssr Doro-
. ;thy HavkV iler, Dxv JohA. P.: Erdmaa
officiating; iritnessea, ' Miss Mar
i' caret Hawk and Garin' Bosh. v '
KIM-PARK In Honolulu. June f;i!17
KIm KydtMyunetBdr.Mr. -Park
- Chung ;Ai: ReY.John IPahk: of the
t Protestaht "Episcopal cnurcn ; oraci
,at!ng; 1 witnesses.. Kim ; Chai: Wopk
and Kim Soon,Yan;.y: -
KIM-LEONQ In 4 Lbs 'Angeles. ,, Call-
rorjxia, ; jane 5. ini, wo toii ho.
f .Honolulu, anjl: Mlii Jessie Leoni'
COBB-QIRVIN Ia Honolulu; June e,
f 1917 Harry JXfvL Cobb; and Miss
, Helen. R. Glrvin,, Rev.: Dr. John,
'Erdman.offlclaUng; .witnesses. Miss
t Flora'. Qlrria" andk Hoaf. William , O.
CABR AL-SILVA In Kalaoa, Hllo, Ha-
wala, June .2,: Ul7.: Antoaio Cahran
'and . MJLss Helen Binra,. Heyerend
rather ; Bnoert iioi taevwiinouc
Chureh.of Kalaoa ofnctatlngv v .::
BOYD-PERRY-In Honolnlnr Jnne 11.
5 1917.- George Rohertson Boyd and
Miss Marie Clam Perry,' Rer. Fa
ther Stechen Alencastrs. . castor
. ot- the Catholic CbttTca : of the : Sac
i red '.Heart, : Puaahoo, ; officiating.'
.Witnesses, , Miss Violet Rodyigues
,1 and Andrew" Boyd. ? 'i1---
NEWELLrSCOTT-1-! Honolulu. June
; 11, .1917., Victor V. Jewell and Mrs.
s Georgiaoa G. Bcott, , ReT.' Dr.Wfl-
r Uam JL Fry of the First Methodist
- Episcopal church,- ofXlcUUag? Wit-;
... nesses, Mr. and Mrs.' P. 21. Smoot
MAXWELL-SCOTT In v Honolulu,
,v June 9. ,1917, Christopher F. Max-;
'wett and llss Emily J;. Scott Ret.
I- Leon L. Loofhonrowv pastor of the
' Jlrst M TSL church, officiating; Wit-
nesses, Mrs.-' Annie A. Kearns and
t- Miss Jessie EJ Maxwell.. . .-s v " ' -
I SOyTH-MACHArX) In Honolulu,
-"- June S. 1917. Charles E.8otith - and
y 4 K Miss Margaret Machadni Rev.- Fa
ther Patrick St Jaeger of the Catho
lic cathedral omciating.' Witnesses,
1 1 . Robert E. Jenkins ; and- Mrs. Lacy
jenams. . j v ' .
COCKETT-HOSE In Honolulu, Jane
,7., 1917, Isaac Kahale Cockett and
- Mlsa Battle' 'Catherine Hose, Rev.
i Father Maximin jof the Catholic ca
. , thedral offldaticg." Witnesses, Jao.
' Atkins and Miss! Julia Uahe.
DIED: '
SILVA Ia the Queen's Hospital,
t; Honolulu, June S, 1917,. Manuel -4a
; SUva, of " this city, married, foun
, ' dryman with the O. R. & L. Co,' a
natjvf of 'Portugal, seventy-two
years old.
KEKUEWA In the Leahi Home,
-; Honolulu, June S, 1917, Annle.'d'augh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kekue
Fa, of 280 "North School street, stu
dent, a native oT- Kahana, this is
MISSION MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM
' ; FIRST CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT
Podinovsky fString Quartet
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1917, 830 P. M.
rid
ietsSl'OO
READY FOR RACING
other craft of the clnh and while one
was called the "eneaukaL" meaning
speedy boat, the other booker was
called the Hikino " which means al
right, that's so, O. K-. etc.
There was also a race between a
couple of the crews over a short
course and the spectators got a fore
taste of what the regatta on July 4th
is going to be like .
The members of the club all ad
journed to the yacht clubhouse after
the morning events wre over and
then a fine chowder was enjoyed. The
big room of the clubhouse was dec
orated with ferns and flowers and the
place looked very well Outside the
house, on the grass under the shady
treee. were spread large mats and
many people enjoyed their lunch In
the open ate.
The greater number of the member?
and their friends remained at the
clubhouse all the afternoon and swim
ming was Indulged in by most of the
men, women and children. The whole
affair was a most enjoyable one and
the members and visitors declared
that they had spent a splendid day at
Reed Baj.
Y. W. C. A. WILL PRESENT
CHARMING ARCADIAN TALE
The green campus and big trees of
Punahou will become a modern Ar
cady for a few hours Ssturday after
noon, when the Y. W. C. A. dramatic
class, under the direction of Mrs. Fred
Ohrt, will present ;The Pipes D Pan."
Those who will take part in the pro
duction are as follows:
Pan, the god of woods and hills and
streams Beatrice . White
Oak,vhis playmate ....
...Mrs. Alexander Horn
Maple, Elm, -.Willow. Dryads Mrs.
Chas. Hustace, Florence Davis, Amy
Coates.;
Allan, a gypsy from the world with
out ... . Pearl Josephson
The Lady of the Moon i
..... ....... Oliver Blackshear
Aurora, spirit of light and morn . . .
JZti'i. Florence White
Mother Natoie.........Eather White
land, eight years old.
KEAU In Honolulu, June 7, 1917,
Kala, daughter of Mr. -and Mrs.
Henry Keen, of-Bl?er4 near KukuJ
street,' student, ei'natljrei of this city,
eight y'ears,"-slxf 'months and eleven
".days-olii-Vt '
SAVAar li'JIoBOlutu; ;June 9, 191?,
UThom Joseph Savage of this city,
;'unaar4i3d, tfOtf -worker, a native of
-? Ireland; J fifty 'jpnHtlfa?'
KANEILClLUAIn'-Honolulu, June 8
' 1917, Ret.-. Samuel T, Kanehallna.
; assistant trto?vf the Hawaiian
Church ' of Hoaomakan, NortJ. Ko
hala, Hawaii, married, a native of
this city, fifty-eight years old.
HUDLIN In, SehoCeld Barracks, Oa-
ho, . Jdne J, 191T, Darld U Hudlln,
privaU In the 23U Infantry, U.' S. A.,
unmarried, a native of the United
States.: nineteen Years old.
EONEJ Tn ' RrhoflfiM ' Barracks. . Oahu.
T June C;l917:, Oaytdjr; H,',Bte pr
T vat in tha i5tbf -.Infantry;" TJl" S.: A-
.unmaVrled- a. naUre of ther ynited j
- ouusay iweui-uiv fears wu-j?.
MATHIAS-In - Wliakoa,. KWsTilli
.1917. CatherhHT' daughter . . of Mr.
and Mrs. John: Akaloka, Jr of Wai-
- akamllo road, vPalama, v a natire of
,thla cltJi; two;ihpnths ahd li ;days
olcL V,-v-'-.'',- -.- ,
STE WAJtTr-In TEionoIuly, June. ,10,
ivl917.Charlea'I Albert -k8tewgrt of
'- 'Piihm.' m m Trio A roilrriKA muik M
r:ti?e of Charlottetown.-? Prinee JEd-
ward rland. Cana4. $3 years old.
- Funeral tomorrow. ; afternoon from
SWn'u nndertaking parldrs; ilnter-
: meat in.Kunana temetery.
TONO la Hoaoluln,: Jnae 10. 1917,
,-Tong-Tnen Wong of 838 . Norjh King
, street," Palama tmmarried, student
, bf the Uniyersity' of California, Ber
1 keley, native of Honolulu, J 1 years
and ' 10- xnonths ,old. r. Funeral ' next
i Sunday 'afternoon .from Silva's an
i derUking parlorsr interment In the
. Manoa Chinese 'cemetery.
ROSE-Ia-Honolalu,' June ft, v 1917,
.Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maauel
Rose of Ilaalwai street, Kakaako,
a native of this - city, five months
i aad three days old. . 1 '- -
DOMINGOS In . Honolulu, June 8,
1917, Henry, son or Mr. and Mrs.
r Henry Domingos ef Kallhl-aka, a
natire pt Xaaawa, Kootaaloa'paha,
24 days olLR..ry ' " .
8TAR BULLETIN GIVES YOU
. TODAY'S NEWS TODAY- 1 7
KATHARINE
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THE WORLD-FAMOUS PIANIST
Who has just arrived in Honolulu from
the Far East en route to the Mainland
-will give hei
Second andLst
Mission Memorial Hall, King Street
on WEDNESDAY NEXT, June 13
at 8:30 o'clock p. m.
Mason and Hamlin Piano used.
Tickets on Sale at the Bergst&in
Music Co.
Price of Seats
-$2.00
Special rate for Students.
WALL, DOUGHERTY
BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.
YOUNQ and MOAN A .HOTELS
merchant, a native oi tiawaiitwenj
"ey-seven jrearrold. ' ".
AKALOKAIn i Honolulu, June "10,
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Kecital
at the
TO ALTER RULES
TO CHECK MAYOR
Supervisors' Farewell Act Will
Be to Vest Appointive
Power in Board
To make U smoother sailing for the
Republican members of the new
board of supervisors, the present
board, before It ends its existence,
plans to change the rules and regula
tions goTern'ng its procedure In order
that the appointing of standing com
mittees will be taken out of the hands
of the mayor and vested in the board
itself, according to plans unfolded by
the members. They also are planning
to add a clause which will definitely
state that if tho mayor, as chairman
of the board or any onj appointed in
the mayor's absence, refuses to put
a motion it may be put by a member
of the board.
By making these changes now it is
believed Oat less friction will result
and the board as a whole can get
down to business much quicker as It t
will simply amount to a motion bein? i
put that the old rules be adopted as
the permanent rules of the new board, j
With the Republican members In the
majority v present members say tho ;
new rules should pass without an uo-1
due amount of discussion and the Re
publican members take the commit
teeships they want -
Tho newly elected board of super
visors will hold its first meeting at
12 o'clock Monday, July 2. The county
clerk's office is now working hard toi
get everything is readiness for the oc-!
casion. Everyone connected with th-i
office worked Sunaay morning and
also this morning to catch up with
the work which nas run behind be
cause of the recent elections.
A work of special importance which
David Kalauokalani, county clerk, la
preparing is data for the benefit of
the new members in order that they
may take their offices with a clearer
understanding of their duties. This
includes the names of all city and
county employes with the salary each
receives and a general resume of the
work which the old hoard is bequeath
ing their successors.
. Kalauokalani is also preparing . a
schedule of procedure for the first
meeting, which will consist of tho
meeting being called together by
Mayor Fern followed by the report of
the credentials committee. The roll
call will then be taken, . the chaplain
will offer up a prayer and the board
will be ready for regular business.
The first business of Importance to
be taken up is-the adoption of rules
and regulations, to govern the proced
ure of the hoard for. the. next two
years. Action will then be taken on
the budget tor the next six months, m
Lin
Sores
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ia iactaat. Try U todaf on aur jarati. i
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Benson.; Smith H & Co., Druggists. ;
ThiT'General and Universal ; Film
SERVICES. y'-f
DaL'r Matinees (except Saturdays and
; Holidays) from 1:00 to 4:00 o'clock.
Saturday and Holiday Matinees from
10:00 a. m. to 4:00 o'clock.
Evenings (two shows) 5:30 and 8:45
"'o'clock.'.' '.:.;:
.. PICTURES CHANGED DAILY.
; Prices: 10. 15 Cents.
Whether stopping -here for a day
or for aie- scmner, you. will
find this a hotel of . per
, feet satisfaction
GEARY AND'Va.YLOR STS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.'
Solid Concrete Structure
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOOF
; Every Room With Private. Bath
Headquarters for Island Residents
European Plan, $1.50 per day up
American Plan. $3.50 per day up
Special Monthly Rates
MORGAN ROSS,
v Manager.
Honolulu Representative:
WILLIAM L. WARREN.
P. O. Box 769, or Telephone 2273
Biellevue
Hotel
To Learn the Prihtiiig Trade
Interesting Work, Good 'Pay, Splendid Future, in the
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boys in Printing Shops and 20 boys in MERCANTILE .PRINTOIG CO, L?D.
other hvm rfons TrtonirA t V M HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, LTD.
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The Vltagraph (Clue Ribbon Featare) Presents,: . .
Naomi Childers and Antonio Moreno
-The Peputar Film Stare If-
"The Devil's Prize"
A startling Photoplay with genuine human thrills. Alee' an UD-t-dats
Weekly (Current Events), a Burton-Holmes Travelogue and a Bray
Cartoon.
Price t: 10, 20 and SO Cents:-
At 2: 15o clock f AY Tf'T'ffVy
TRIANGLE FINE ARTS PRESENT
MAE MARSH and BOBBY HOARRON
The Two Famous Stars of -Intolerance" and "Birth of a Nation" In
"HOODOO ANN"
A simple littte story of a girl who can never do the right thing. How
she finally wins out and breaks the hoodoo makes a pretty little story.
MACK SWAIN in EY STORK DELIVERY
Keystone Kemedy (Nuf Sed) i '
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Boxes 50 Cents.
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