Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume], August 20, 1917, 2:30 Edition, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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Equd-food fa Scott's Emulsion Jim
been chicks; t!i.r.nctt to plumpness
tnging poor blood to rich blood.
There b nothing better for growing
children whether they tie weak or
wenrthtn Scott's Emulsion, but see
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The Osrk StstiwChsmbers.
Mr." Brltllng Sct It Thrcujh .
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PATTEN'S
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H.Culmoh CoLtd.
iJtwtlry and Souvenirs .
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1112 Fort St
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NJIXT SCHOOL YEAR BE
GINS SEPT. ID, 1917. r .
APPLICAUONS 'FOR ;A0
MICCICN SHOULO BE
' MAOE EARLY. ;
For sppIlcaUon. blanta and
cccplets Informatloa address
- E. CsWECSTER.
, Prei Ident of Kamehameha
Ccbcols, llonolala, ,T. ,
Has Badge and Stops all Tres
passers But the Reason Is
: Kept Dark Secret '
WAlLUKU. JdaoL Ao. IT. If you
hars ben starUed durtnf tfcs ; past
week by hartor a man bold ym up at
the point of a fun as you droTe p'ece
tbly XldHf the pall road, between WaJ
into mnA LAhaln. too bare but ex
iperlenced what hondreds of others
bate. It isnx a nisnway reptwry
Imply a mystery.
Eren Sheriff Clem CroweU and
County Attorney Bertns claim to be
(n th dirk on the matter, notwttb-
jstsndlnf the fact that the board of
isuperrlsors are permlMkm for the
gate to be put acroas the road, and
tbe sheriff U supplytaf a policeman to
help the taquMtlTe stranter to per
form bU task. The franttnj of the
permission ty the superrlsors . does
not eren appear on record on the mln-
jntes df the body.',;; X. -
'- Tbe man with tbe run4 Is EiCbarfl
Aylward. He Is between . 50 and 6a
years of age. apparently, is in cirman
dress, and the Honolulu directory
says he has an office at .174 South
King street. But it falls to giro hla
business. He has some kind of . a
badge, it la aald, wblcb he shows wbenl i
his authority ts questioned. , , : '"f
1 Tha man has s couple of . army
tent which be has pitched In a little
gulley beside the road. near , the 7th
mile post. The rate he has erected
across the road Insures that all auto
mobiles or ' other Tehlcles . must stop,
and -when they bare stopped a gen
eral Inquisition is instituted, the pur
pose of which seems to be far from
clear. Those who are known to th,eJ
policeman who assist in the work
are allowed to pus with little cere
mony. Others are giren the third de
gree as to their business, etc. V: ..
All kinds of guesses are being in
dulged In to explain the unusual pro
cedure, the most popular being that
the inspector expects to catch a Ger
man anthrax plotter. . - -f -
MRS. J. A. IIOGO and Mlss'ilU
dred, Robert and George Hogg are In
Honolulu. They arrired from their
home on K&ual on Saturday. " " - . '
By, Steele in DenTer Post
BRITISH RAILROAD r::
v STRIKE SOON SQUELCHED
LONDON; Eng.? Ang. '20?-Prompt
and drastic notion was taken by the
gOTernment yesterday when,, to pre
rent a threatened strike of 4O,0OO rail
road operatives Jt.lnroked the opera
tion of the munitions of war net which
was passed In ,1915, f. Under this law
are prohibited and made punishable
any acta which would interfere with
the manufacture or transportation of
munitions of war and under the lat
ter provision it hSteld applicable to
the present situation." f"-
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LnrraucE beatjs to plifjt
TOEirvr-MlET IiJKOAVALLEY
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Yery little produce la coming , In
from the other islands to the Hono
lulu market at the present due o tne
dry weather and the tale of the spring
crops 'earlier in the season The best
J of tho island potatoes have been sold
and the producers ari advised to ship
to r Honolulu only sound tubers as the
trade will not buy cuUs at any price.
Tbs losses from the potato moth borer
tMa year bare been gmter than krtr
Hton and unless farmers take every
rrecautlon to control this pe,st as weir
as I the ; blight. Island : potatoes - win
scon hare a. reDutatlOR.thatit will
take many seasons fcv overcome. No
(reducer should Plant a jwtat from
now on until ha has got the advice
of the county agent fn his district. By
using the precautious be wfU suggest,
the losses can be rsluced to a min
imum. ? 'f&sii -z:?--v-
The consignments of x Maul Bed
beans are moving slowly at 19 and a
future crop may be . expectel Small
whites are selling a Uttle better at 15.
.' Bermuda onions from Ksla are conv
leg on the market In lartrt-uantiuas
now. j : Jtomc of these fere : very large
and in si good conditio.: They are
an stly of the crystal was variety.
It is claimed that the rape pro-
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liucers can net more oy seuins uieir
grapes' in Hilo than by sending them
to Honolulu, so It Is doubtful If any
Store wGl come to this market., .
, Uve hogs tare advaneefi to 19 cents
h pound : fori the best grade. ' This
t! r a ' record price. .' No, changes; In
beef and eal. -y f-S v-.
The price of island egn remains at
6b cents, but . scratch food has. ad
vanced .13 a ton. CaUfo.nla storage
eggs are selling at 42i cents by the
case. There Is no island butter ia
the market....' . .- . -vk;
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arctte. ;v l he delicious
Buriey flavor isVsealwFiri btxjse
riiffiifoastecl
Ouszsnfoecl tyip
The TJ. S. Experiment Station and
George K. Jjarrison have been con
ducting a cooperative experiment to
determine the best varieties of beans
for planting In Manoa valley. Although
these experiments have not yet been
concluded, sufficient data is. now , in
band so that it is possible to recom
mend - certain varieties . ; with confi
dence. . - : v-:i.;'."';i' .-:. r-:i
Tot use as dry leahs. the Maul red.
Maui calico, red kidney and speckled
kidney have proved to be very excel
lent sorts and. have given good yields.
Ftr green snap beans, the strinxless
green pod has given most satisfactory
results, yielding heavily of tender,
ensp pods for use both as green beans
and for salads. The Kentucky won
der, although not grown in these car
tlcular experiments, has given , under
similar conditions good yields and the
beans are of good quality. This Is a
climbing variety, however, and V: re
quires poles or some other, support;
while the strlngless green pod grows
aa a buch variety, - :
j ror sv yellow or wax bean to be
eaten in the pod before fully mature.
aa is aiso the case with green beans,
no . better variety has been : found
than the golden wax. This is of heavy
yield and of very' fine appearance as
well as tender and of superior flavor.
A cowpca' of the variety known as
the black eye was planted beside the
varieties of. beans. Some of the cow
peas are much used drjrln the same
manner as dried beans, are used. This
variety, however, has proved to be a
complete failure under existing con
ditions because of its being attacked
by tbe melon fly. rJtmes Cowan of
the experiment station has been not
ing the pro-res of these beans and
reports that a very blgb percentage
of the,'pods are Infested with larvae
of the melon fly. ! This variety there
fore" cannot be 1 recommended, ? "
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OAilU Pul!LViYcnil HALEIVA UftcL
Thirty day ' excursion tickets between Honolulu and Waials, il
lelwa or Kahukur FirstUss. 1.15: seccnl-class, $1.83. : .- ,
' Special weekly rates at Hotel during suamtr. ccrths, tliXX
i ;8plendid bathing; goX tennis, glass-bot'sm boats, rowiss, pes!
, CrJ An Weal, vacation resort , - - T.:.-- ;
CASHEIMSOF
A personal account of an attack of
a German submarine on the ship by
which he was traveling to France and
later the witnessing of an air raid
on London Is told by W. R. Castle, Jr,
in a letter, to his father, W. R, Castle.
The letter was written In de public
gardens' of -Bordeaux" on the evening
of his arrival there. . , ; ;--
The submarine attack occurred two
days out from Bordeaux. : Mr. Castle
was standing at his cabin' door talking
with an American officer when the
ship's gun boomed and locking to
port he discerned a periscope. '- Four
more shots were fired, and the last
appeared, to find Its mark. ; Castle
grabbed a life belt and rushed out on
deck, but he says there was : little
excitement ; on board. : The. torpedo
fired by the submarine passed within
thirty fiat of the steamer. . , X-'X
; On his visit to London a large fleet
of German aircraft attacked .the city
and he saw the British fleet go up
and chase them off, v
; Mr. Castle . writes that the general
feeling In France la one of exhaustion
and his letter appeals to the American
people not only to send armies, but
also money for the fancies of men
at the front C : . '"rX- lX
1 B DOGtTBA, vice-manager of the
Yokohama Specie Bank of San Fran
cisco, passed through Honolulu Friday
on bla way to San Franciaco. ; ; : ;
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An error which dsplieated cor. order for th3
popiihr.7hit8 ITn-Bnck lacd boot hii given w
an oTcrrtoci and vre are offering this she 3 for
this week only at X X ;v.
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