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HONOLULU STAB-BUliiETIN, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1917;
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BY AUTHORITY
They Will Keep The Wheels Moving Registration Day
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PROCLAMATION
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Benson, Smith A Co., Druggists.
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bought by all plls
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black degree.
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for TeT P I C
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PENCIL i
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at all I
fountains. 8
Qivci you pep and joy of
life on the faSttest old sum
mer day.
Whether itopplnf here for a daj
or for ammer, you will
Had th a betel of per
feet catlctactlon
BellevueHotel
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- GEARY AND TAYLOR STS.
. " 6AN FRANCISCO, CAL.
f "Solid Concrete Structure
ABSOJ-UTEtY, FIREPR000F
a;Cvai Room vdtk JRrlvata. Btk
lieadQiiartert for Island Retldenta
European . Plan, $1.60 , per 4ay , p
American Plaa, $S0 per day up
, Special Monthly Rates
. t ,M0R0AN R0S3,
. s . , - Manager.
' Bofiolola RepTteentatlTer
; J n-WILLLaM L. WARREN, .
p. O. Box 769," or Telephone 227S
of all sizes at very reason
; ; able prices.
Japanese Bazaar
Fort St., opp. Catholio
(Hinrfih
U I Makes smooth-
Jl est ice cream,
easily and quickly,
because of the
famous Lightning
Wheel-dasher and
Automatic Twin Scrapers.
Saves ice and salt, too. Lasts
longer because of electrically
welded, round, steel noopt can t
fall off) and can with steel bottom
r can't leak or fafi out
Tested and Approved by
trm
Good Housekeeping
Institute
For Sale by
W. W. Dimond & Co.,
. LIMITED.
HonolrriufeKPhone 4937-
Dishes
and
Bowls
t-.-j mm ym
I jigroiisiig
Left to right: Clerk J. M. Ka
neakua, Kauai; Sheriff Sam K.
Pua, Hawaii; Sheriff Clem Crow
elL Maui; County Physician Wil
liam Osmers, Maui; Sheriff W.
H. Rice, Kauai; Clerk David Ka
lauokalani, Oahu; Clerk W. F.
F. Kaae, Maui; Sheriff Charles
H. Rose, Oahu; Attorney E. R.
Bevlns, Maui. These are repre
sentatives of the Island registra
tion boards gathered on Satur
day to discuss the big job on
July 31.
Upper: Registrars and clerks
for the island of Oahu, gathered
on the front steps of the capitol
preliminary to the meeting last
Saturday in the hall of represen
tatives where they were given
detailed plans of their work.
APPLICATIONS TO
CLOSE AUGUST 10
Letters of recommendation are not
wanted alone with applications of
persons wishing to enter the training
camp at Bchofleld Barracks. All that
Is needed is a list ec uxree names oi
responsible business men who kno
the applicant
This Is one of the facts empnasixec
in the statement Issued by the Ha
waiian department regarding the lo
cal camp. Each applicant must b
examined physically at his own ex
pense syra reputable physician. Ap
nlicatiocs will; b"recetred' between
July 23 and August 10. -An application
receiTed after "August TO will be re
turned to the applicant.
Pay for the men in training is siw
a month during the three months
course and the government will pro
vide transportation,' subsistence and
uniforms. The instructions point om
that these men, ialon? with those In
the states, are to he used for the tralu
lnsr of the second 600,000 selected
under the draft law, and to fill vacan
cies that may occur In the commie
sioned personnel of the first 100,000
NEPHEW OF ENGLISH
INVENTOR IS ASSIGNED
TO PEARL HARBOR POST
John Stenhenson. a neohew ox tni
early English Inventor by that name
vhn invented and nerfected the first
railway locomotive used in England,
was an arrival on the wimeimma
this morninr. Stenhenson. who Is a
master bolt maker, comes here In the
employ of the government and win be
stationed at Pearl Haroor.
TTntn six months ago he was en
gaged at the Washington navy yard,
but recently has been at the Charles
ton yard. For six years, preceding
hi assienment to the Washington
yard; t :ras master machinist of the
Augusta, Georgia; yard.
i Just ( what position he will fill at
the PfarTHarbor yard he does not
kno w.but Bays ,he Is here to work,
although he Is well advanced In year.
H ia the vouneer son of the brother
ct thm locomotive inventor. Stephen
son is accompanied on nis inp u
Hawaii by his wife and Infant son.
LIEUT. MACGREGOR IS
PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN
First Lieut Stephen H. MacGregor,
Hawaiian Ordnance Department baa
been promoted to the rank of captain,
Acordinr to word received here fronr.,
the mainland. A large number of oth
er lieutenants In the ordnance depart
ment on the mainland were promoted
at the same time as follows:
Herbert O'Leary, Harry R. Kutx,
Henry C. Davis, Robert E. Kimball
Leonard L. Barrett, Lee O. Wright
Freeman W. Bowley, Lewis A. Nicker
son, Philip R. Faymonville, Russell
H. Zornlg, Bethel W. Simpson, John
C. Beatty, Hubert O. Stanton. John S.
Wood, Charles J. Browne, Oscar J.
Gatchell, Sidney P. Spalding. Albion
R. Rockwood, JohnH. Woodberry.
YOUNG KOREANS WILL
ACT AS INTERPRETERS
Six young Korean mer. of the city
will act as interpreters among their
fellows on Registration Day, July 31.
It is believed that this number will be
sufficient for Honolulu. Those who
have been chosen for the work are
Kee Moon Sur. Henry Lee, Soon Nam
Ann, Kap Chool Choi, Louis Choo and
Gay Bomg Kim.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
take LAXATIVE BROMO QUXHOTE
(Tablets). Druggists refund money li
It fails to core. The signature of
B. W. GSXTVB Is on each box Man
nfactmed bj the PARIS 2IEDICTHB
CO. SUUmiifV. 8a;
TRAINING lW
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CHASES U-BOATS
DeWitt Alexander, former student
of Punahou, where he was prominent
In track athletics, and son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Alexander of Jones and
Parker streets. Manoa Valley, is one
of several Honolulu boys now in the
active service of the federal govern
ment
Alexander was a Junior at Yale
when the war broke out and he en
tered the navy branch of the service.
Arrnrdine to information received by
his parents, be is now seeing servlct
as one of the crew of a submarine
chaser, which vessel is a yacht which
has been converted In a speedy power
cruiser.
EX-MEMBERS OF GUARD
REQUIRED TO REGISTER
Thre annears to be considerable
confusion as to 'who's who in regis
tration," says Chairman Will Wayne
of the registration board. "Members
of the national guard at the present
time do not register. Members of
the national guard reserve at the
present time do not register. Former
members of the guard do register.
"Those men recently discharged
from the national guard for the rea
son that they had dependents do reg
ister. The fact that they were pre
viously members of the guard Is no
excuse for their not appearing andl
registering. The same applies to the
naval militia."
ARMY ORDERS
Pursuant to instructions from the
war department Private Wilbur W.
Klein, Battery F, 9th Field Artillery,
will be sent on the first available
transport to Fort McDowell. Cal.,
where he will be discharged on ac
eount of fraudulent enlistment
Private Frederick J. Eagles, Com
pany D, 2nd Infantry, is transferred
to the quartermaster corps, and will
proceed to Honolulu, H. T reporting
on arrival to the department quarter
master for dutv with the Honolulu de
tachment quartermaster corps.
Corp. John A. Ward, C. A. C. 2nd
Comoanv Fort Roger, is transferred
as private to the Aero Squadron,
Aviation Section, Signal Corps, and
will proceed to Fort Kamehameha, H.
T., reporting on arrival to the fort
commander for duty with the organi
zation to which transferred.
U. S. HAS THE SAY
ON HER OWN TROOPS
By AuodaUd Pnul
LONDON Asked by Joseph King,
liberal member for north Somerset
in the house of commons, whether
the "American soldiers now on the
western front are under the supreme
command of the French generalissimo
or General Haig or the American gen
eral?" Henry William Forster, finan
cial secretary of war, replied:
"The American government will
doubtless make suitable announce
ment as to the disposal of their forces
when they consider it opportune to do
so."
TAKE FOOD CENSUS.
TRINIDAD, Colo. A fund of 11,000
for campaign purposes was raised at
a food production meeting held at
Trinidad at the can of Governor J. a
Gunter. A food census Is the first
I work bein undertaken by committee.
1 j i I " Sin iiliil
I k&& x ivi WibtN hir s?$m
; ftfilt? t f (If S
HONOLULU BOY
tem-czzz
auto club will
A'i5tion
Nineteen members of the Honolulu
Automobile Club have offered their
cars for registration day, the offer
beine contained in a letter received
this morning by the central board at
the capitol building.
While the board appreciates the of
fer it exDected that a considerably
larger number of Honolulans would
volunteer for the day, says F. J. Green,
executive officer. He expected that
there would be at least 150 cars for
use on that 'day.
Some three cars have been offered
by the Honolulu Autp Supply Co., but
the total will not be enough, according
to Green. In fact the offer thus far
will hardlv care for the Red Cross
workers who are to supply food to
those in the booths. The list of auto
club memTTers and the time for which
they have volunteered follows:
C. C. von Hamm. 8 to 6: Raymond
C. Brown, 8 to 12; W. O. Barnhart
to 4: Arthur F. Thayer. 10 to 2:30:
Dr. William G. Rogers, 3 to 5; W. T.
Carden, all day; R. B. Booth, 8 to 1Z;
A. Gartenbere. 8:30 to 12; J. L. Flem
Ing, all day; Max Breenbaugh, 8 to
6; J. J. Belser. 8 to 1; W. C. Parke,
i tn 5- Dr. Wflllam DaneL 11 to 2:
W R. Farrmeton. 7 to 10: Irwin
Spalding, 8 to 4; D. G. May, 5 to 9;
L Tobriner. 2 to 5: James D. Dough
erty, all day; C. A. Mc Wayne, 8 to
12.
Dr. F. L. Putman. Lihue. Kauai, was
named today as a member of the
board of registration of that island.
NEWZEALANDERSARE
HEROES AT MESSINES
By Associated Fmsl
OTTAWA, Ont, July 9. Stories of
the superheroism of Nsw Zeslandera
at the battle of Messines, as related
by Malcolm Ross, special corespon
dent with the New Zealand forces,
are recounted ?n a despatch frcm
London received at the agency her-'
of Renter's, Limited.
Ross tells how wounded officers ar.d
men fought on until forcibly sent
back; how a private, slngle-handel,
charged through the British barrage
to silence a strong enemy machine
gun emplacement actually accom
plishing this remarkable feat; how a
chaplain, under the heaviest fire, con
tinuously tended wounded men from
Asthma Catarrh
WBOOTOW COUGH SPASMODIC CKOCP
BtoNCBms corxns colds
into.
branchial trouble, wttboot dosing- tb
ttomach with druf. Cm4 with aoecMa for
thirty 7r.
Th air rendered trmgty atJMptle, In
ptred -with every breath, makes breathinf
eaiy, soothe the sore throat, and atop the
eonjrh. aaiarlnf rertfal nights. Cresolene Is
Invaluable to mothers with yoanar children
ana a seen to sosereai
tram Astnma. I r, -
tnwiiiw mil i vm ine i,
Bronchia loom plica uobs
of Bear let Fever and
Measlea and Is a vain. I
ahle aid tn the treat,
maet of Diphtheria,
SoUbyCJumijts.
Vase-Crtsoicse Ce.
Qewruiern. j v .i i a I
J Li
StfMBBSSA0BsySSSWV yUiWPiSW "
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early morning until late at night;
and how, after a company's officer
had fallen one by one, the -non-com
missioned officers and privates con
tinued to carry on the fight with ini
tiative and gallantry.
It was thoueht the despatch says.
that the high watermark of gallantr;
for this division was reached on the
Somme, but Messines exceeded all pre
vious standards.
Charlie
Penn
Manufactnrinc Ex
pert of The American
Tobacco Company and
a famous authority on
the manufacture of
chewing tobacco. ?
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Whereas, the President of the United State of America, by the P'
in him vestedhas ordered all male persons who shall har attained tneir
21st birthday, and shall not hare attained their 31st birthday, and who are
not members of the organized military and naral forces, and are resldenta 01 j.
the Territory of Hawaii, to present themaelTes, on Tuesday. July Sist. llii,
between the hours of 7 o'clock in the forenoon and 9 o'clock tn the renins.
at the polling place In the precinct In which each resides and there, berore j
the desljntted officials, answer the following questions, affirm the answora
to be correct, and sign the Registration Card as by law protlded:
QUESTIONS FOR INFORMATION.
Nam in full: Given name ...... Family name Age in years j
Home address. No Street City State :
Date of birth: Month Day Year
Are you (1) a natural born citizen. (2) a naturalized citizen. (3) an alien,
(4) or hare you declared your intention, (specify which) ?
Where were you born? Town State Nation
if not a citizen, of what country are you a citizen or subject?
What is your present trade, occupation or office? '.
By whom employed? Where employed?
Have you a father, mother, wife, child under twelve, or a sister or
brother under twelve, solely dependent on you for support (specify
which)? '
Married or single (which)? Race (specify which)?
What military service hare you had? Rank
Branch Years Nation or state
Do you claim exemption from draft (specify grounds)?
1.
4.
5
6.
8.
9.
10
! 11
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I affirm that I nave vennea me aoove wwm uu mi uirj mo wu.
(Signature or mark)
And whereas, ample notice must be given to those so ordered to register.
Now, therefore. I. Lucius E. Pinkham. Governor of the Territory of Ha
waii, by virtue of the authority in me vested, hereby declare, by ample notice
the thirty-first day of July, Nineteen hundred and seventeen, to be a legal
holiday. ' .,
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of the Territory of Hawaii to be affixed. .
Done at the Capitol, in Honolulu, this eleventh day of July, A. D. 1917.
By the Governor:
(Signed) LUCIUS E. PINKHAM.
Governor pf the Territory of Hawaii.
(Signed) CURTIS P. IAlTKEA.
Secretary of Hawaii.
TO
FAMOUS VOLCANO HOUSE
DIRECTLY OVERLOOKING THE VOLCANO OF
KILAUEA
COVERS ALL EXPENSES
Steamer every Wednesday and Saturday
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.
Phone 4941
They're proud
best.chew for American men" S
says Charlie Perm
"Workers'in our factory at Reidsville, North Caro4
lina, are all experts in their line. ;
"They're proud to know that they're turning out -
the best chewing tobacco made."
Only full length strips from rich, ripe, perfect
leaves go into
Chewing Tbhacco
S OTLLOWAS A JUNE APPLE AND AS SWEET AS
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TRY A 10c CUT TODAY
Tuaranfeed
Vy VPera'sTba 4ms not satisfy ya
W ta every way, return it to any daaJac.
Ha is hereby authorised to rsfand
th? full purchase price.
If your dealer doasW carry Ptnn Thick, send ten cents (10c) In z
and B've ua the name of your dealer, and we will send you a.1Cc est i
leather pouch'; in-Oilch to- carry It.-, ''
Tobacco Company of CsIIfornla, No, i fiouth Park, Csn Fr "
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Experts selecting
leaf for
Perm's Thick
CheTving Tobacco
to make the
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