The Hawaiian star. [volume], September 08, 1911, SECOND EDITION, SECOND SECTION, Page ELEVEN, Image 11

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TIIB HAWAIIAN STAR, FRIDAY, SHPTItMltHIt 8, 1911.
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MOONLIGHT AT THE BEACH.
Tho beach at HnlelWR when tho'
Best for Little Folks.
Made of Gingham and Percales.
$1.25 to $2.50
Tilt GREAT BENJAMIN COMPOUND
HERBALO
Cures Constipation.
Makes New, Rich
Dlood. '
Stomach and Liver
Regulator
Cures the Kidneys.
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menu faction.
Older Officers
Fin Job Prlutlnc. Star Office.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN
TION TO FORECLOSE! AND
OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
In Accordance with the provisions
Ipplno Islands for duty Captain Paul
I Freomnn, medical cori b, Fort Riley,
Ki4H Iflml I.lnntnnnnta Tlinmns J.
Klynn, medical corps, Fort Snelllng, n,oon ,B nro,lml lhe f"" lH one of 11,9
Minn.; First I.loutonnnt Kdwnrd L. Nn- mo8t attractive places In the world.
..I.- mi , i i. .......... mi........ ti Tlin Inntr afrntnli nt tvliltn t.n,1 tt.n
year or n year nml a half nhond of ' . 1"uulu,m"1 """ ""7 ' " , , !
. . 1 Tn (tibft nKi,H Atrnttf. OllLlrn nnflntirn nt nnrnl tnnuaa tin tli I tiff
tho time whon tho enre of tho canal""""0""' " - - . " . ... ... V ?
property was to ho turned over ,n ami Fort Raker, respectively; Lie- In the moonlight at this delightful part
tho military arm of the United States' ton"lt B(lwnrd M- Wollg. Jr- n,e,,lcnl f, ,tho "n vor8 " Bom,ln I'Ioa9r-,
Is duo to tho reports that have been' rpi, l'8ldlo of San Francisco; First This month many automobile partloB
coming to the State Department. The' Lloutonant William B, Bordon, medl- avo boon planned and by tho mlddlo
most definite report Is tlint Presidential reserve corps, Fort Bayard, N. M- of tho week the place will be crowded.
Arozomenn will not call an oloctlon 'First Lieutenant Albion McD. Coffee,, monis ai iinioiwn nro boyonti
to name his successor, as provided for medical reserve corps, Fort St. Phillip, criticism nnd tho dancing floor ono of
by tho constitution. The antl-Anuo-; La.; First Lieutenant Wilson Murray, o oest. i rains on the O. H. ana L.
mena faction will first appeal to tho medical reserve corps, Fort William railway pass the door,
United States to compol observance Honry Harrison, Montana; First Lieu-
of the constitution. Failing In that, tenant George R. Clayton medical re-
I )i tn n f o lini'n Imnti mniln 4 r lilrttt? .1 n tinrifa rryna frf A mliitid Mntta
MH H f y fcy Jot the canal works and thu8 force Inter-! To sail February 5 for Philippines
, ventlon nnd the ousting of the Arozo-. Medical corps, Cai tain Frank W.
Weed, Fort Totten, N. Y.; First Lieu
to Recruit. tenant Aleander T. Cooner. ueneral
WASHINGTON. September 1. Tho hn
ceneral staff Is dissatisfied .with the wt-pt t.i,,t0n,,f r.,i n yinnr-.,ot a certain mortgage made by Kale!
recruiting done by Adjutant General mnck Vancouver Barracks; First LIou-kBoku , An,nhu to W- II' CaBtle'!
Ainswortns corps, n is asserteu inai tennnt Madlson F. Bowman, medical' ' B ' '
through the methods now in vogue ve Presl(llo of jIonteroy; Ub 2ot0' f1' now he'd b
the army is not able to have more Uoutenant Larry n McAffee John K Kamanoulu as assignee,
than fifty men in a company in tho medlcn, , reievea rQm at notice s hereby given hat he mort
Philinu ncs. As a rule, tho adjutant . . . . . gagco Intends to foreclose tho samo
I general has sent young ofllcers on reJ i apr.ngs. Arn ana 111 pro?eea 10 for condlton8 broken to wlt. non
1'ornlftn.r am-vtr.n. Th .nirl .tuft Sa" Franc,BC ln " 0 sail Febru- paymcnt of both ,tereat nnd
They hold shape and cut fast; will 0(ncers belleve thnt shouI(1 older om jary 5 for Honolulu for duty in Hawaii. cIpal.
save time and money on any charac.'ccrs bfl place(1 ,n charg0 of Ule flv(Jl -The Delaware's Grave Mistake. I Motico is likewise given that after
recruiting depots to which the recruit- NORFOLK, Va August 31. Ac- tho expiration of three weeks from
ing otllcers in various parts of the cording to a report which has caused the date of this notice, tho property
country make reports better results intense Interest In naval circles to- covered by said mortgage will bo ad
would come about. Therefore It Is day, Admiral Osterhaus, commanding vertlscd for sale at putollc auction, at
planned to put ono colonel In charge the Atlantic fleet, has demanded that the auction rooms of James F. Morgan,
of each of tho five depots, ono of the captain of the battleship Delaware in Honolulu, on Thursday, tho 14th
The Sweet Toned Fischer
This piano has been w)ld in Hawaii for over twenty years and
tho first one sold Is still In me. No other piano stands the climate
so well and no other piano lias so good a tone. Sold on monthly 1
payments.
Hawaiian News Co., Ltd.
Alexander Young Building
CARBORUNDUM WHEELS
ter of grinding work.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
Wyandotte
The great Washing Soda, used In
Hospitals and the Home.
Cheaper than Pearline.
SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY.
Phone 1973
DAIRYMEN.
USED ON YOUR HERD WILL SAVE
YOU MONEY.
ABR. FERNANDEZ & SON.
Have You Read
Our Ad in the
Morning
Paper ?
Phone 1884
which Is Fort McDowell, on Angel( explain how It was that the repair day of September, 1911, at 12 noon
island. How soon the old otllcers wlll(shlp Panther, with 00 men on board.'of said day.
oe assigneu is noi yet Known, uui me was tnree times endangered last Mon- Further particulars can bo had of
p'an will be put in operation In a, day by shells from the Delaware. Castle & Withincton. attornovs for
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iuc uviunuic ii.iu ueen nnug upon mortgagee,
the sunken San Marcos in Tangier. Dated Honolulu, August 19, 1911.
Sound, and It is declared that seven jqhn K. KAMANOULU,
miles away the Panther's rig made Assignee of Mortgagee,
her look like the sunken San Marcos.! Tie premlses covered by said niort
The gun crew of the Delaware, It Is gag0 consIst of.
charged, by mistake flred their thirty- A hougo anJ ,ot on Anahu Lanc ,n
v. .' . : , l iu-""iu Kawaiahao, in
Duma ni me x .miner, ine nrst smit
ing within 125 yards, the second with-
tn 10(1 vnriln nml tho thlr.l wltl.ln
oovonf,..n,. ,...i r .,, ..',.. sued to Waiakca, the said lot has a
This ninflP thltlim an inrnrnatinrr fnv
the Panther that ft- virol.. dePth of 00 fcet- containing about 3G00
in operation and .the firing suddenly, s(mare feet
Island Investment Co.,
Limited.
short time.
For Dry Sundays.
VALLEJO, Aug. 24. It was an
nounced this morning that active oper
ations will be commenced within the
next two weeks to secure the closing
of saloons in Vallejo on Sundays. Tho
inltlativo provided for in this city's
new charter will be given a trial by
the Affiliated Temperance League, as
a petition will be circulated for the
five per cent of signatures necessary
to place the issue before the voters
and let them decide on the advisabil
ity of having "dry Sundays."
Before Retiring Board.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31. A distin
guished array of four colonels will be
up for retirement before an army
board which Is to sit In San Fran
cisco ln the near future. They Include
W. C. Butler, now stationed at Fort
Sam Houston, Tex.; Reuben B. Tur
ner, superintendent or construction,
Alcatraz Military Prison, Cal.; James
irewer & 10.,
LIMITED.
Sugar Factors
AND
Commission Hieicnants
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS..
B. F. Bishop President
Geo. H. Robertson
Vice-President -Manager
W. W. North Treasurer
Richard Ivers Secretary
J. R. Gait Auditor
Geo. R. Carter Director
-O. H. Cooko Director
A. A. Cooke Director
Bowers' Merchant Patrol
And Confidential Agency
Reliable Watchmen Furnished. Phon
1051, P. O. Box 284. City Head
quartern, Club Stables.
Pais ka Hana
HAS NO RIVAL IN SOAP.
no NOT
allow your clothes to be ruined by
amateurs.
Tli.e Pioneer
MERCHANT TArLOR
Has Had 23 Years' Experience In
Honolulu.
CLOTH E8 CLEANED, PRE88ED,
DYED.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Work call
ed for and delivered.
BERETANIA AND EMMA STREETS,
PHONE 3125.'
said Honolulu, just
mauka of Hotel street, covered by L.
C. Award 2C3 on which R. P. 43C2 was
front of GO feet on said Lano and a
ceased.
The Panther has on board a moving-picture
apparatus, taking scenes
of the gun tests and further destruc
tion of the San Marcos.
Temperance In the Army.
WASHINGTON, August 30. "The
4ts 18, 25, Sept. 1, 8.
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS. Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Notice is hereby given that a spe
cial meeting of the stockholders of
standard of temperance In the army , , . , , ,, , ,
wj, m j , i called and will be hold on Monday,
for both officers and men Is excep- . . ,,,,, 4 , ., m
nn0n Mt, - 1 . , , , September 11, 1911, at 10 o clock a. m.,
(tonally high, and Is not exceeded in . .. m ...
the other walks of life, unless in tlio
ehurch and among railroad employes,"
S. Rogers, Vancouver Barracks, and
T. C. Woodbury, San Diego, Cal. jsays Major General Frederick V.
The delicate character of the work j. Grant in a report to the War Depart-
tn ha Anna hv tho hniird In Indicated . ment.
JHL'AT
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
KZ. Uyeda
1028 Nuuanu Street.
Catton Neill & Co.
Limited
Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmiths
and Boilermakers.
First. class work at reasonable rates.
by Its personnel. Major-General Ar
thur Murray, tho commander of the
new western division, is president of
the board, and the other members are
Brigadier General Daniel H. Brush,
commander of the Department of Cali
fornia; Colonel John P. Wisser, C. A.
C, and Colonel J. D. Glennan and Eu
clid B. Frlck of the medical corps.
While ostensibly the officers are to
be examined on account of physical
disabilities, the board is authorized to
take into consideration their general
fitness for tho service.
Army and Navy Orders.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. Army or
ders: By direction of the President
the nrmy retiring board appointed to
meet at San Francisco March 23 Is
dissolved.
By direction of the President an
armv retirlnc board to consist of
Major General Arthur Murray, Briga.
dler General Daniel H. Brush, U. S,
A., Colonel John P. Wisser, coast ar
tillery corps, and Second Lieutenants
Walter S. Fulton, Twenty-fourth Infan
try (recorder), Is appointed to meet
at San Francisco for examination of
such officers as may be ordered be
fore it.
Tho loave granted Captain John B
Boniface, Second Cavalry, Philippine
division, Is extended to and including
September 24.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. Army or
ders: Tho following changes of of
ficers in tho medical and reserve corps
are ordered: The following officers
are relieved from duty In tho Philip
pines, and will proceed to San Fran
Cisco and report for further orders:
To sail January 15 Major Albert E.
Truby, Captain Phillip W. Huntington,
First Lieutenants George H. McLeilan,
Armln Muller, Clarence E. Fronk,
medical corps; First Lieutenants Per
cy G, Drake, Zlba L. Henry, Herbert L
Freeland and Maurice Bucbsbaum,
medical reserve corps. To sail Feb
ruary 15 First Lieutenants William
R. Dear, Clarenco A. Trouhol, Fred S.
Wright, Lee R. Dulbar, Addison D
Davis, medical corps, and First Lieu
tenants Ellsworth Wilson, William M.
Archer, Jr., Harry F. Phillips, Robert
Lemmon and Oswald F. Hennlng of
the medical reservo corps.
Tho following officers will proceed
at tho proper time to San FranoUco
and sail about January 5 for the Phil
There was a remarkable decrease,
he -adds in tho number of trinls by
military courts in the department last
year as compared with the previous
twelve months.
Biggest Battleship Yet.
WASHINGTON, August 30. The
two new battleships authorized by
the last naval act probably will be of
at the office of tho company, Stangen
wald Building, Honolulu, for the pur
pose of amending the by-laws, and the
transaction of any other business
which may bo brought before the
meeting.
By order of the President.
ELMER E PAXTON,
Secretary Hawaiian Sugar Co.
Honolulu, August 29, 1911.
OIL CLOTH
For your floor go to
YOUNG BUILDING.
Your Summer Wardrobe
at Saving Prices
Liberal Installment Terms
Ladies'
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TOM SHARP e SHARP SIGN5
The Painter
847 Kaahumanu at. Trade Promoters
SOMETHING DEPENDABLE.
Diarrhoea is always more or less
prevalent during this month. Be pre-
28,509 tons displacement, or the big- imTcd for Chamberlain's Colic,
gest war vessels In the world. Tho Cholera and Dlnrrhoe!l Romciy 18
largest ships so far designed for the prompt and enectuaI- 11 can alWfty8
American Navy are the New York 06 aepenucd uPn an JS Ieasam 10
and the Texas, with a displacement take For sa, by a11 dealers. Ben-
of .27,000 tons each, and it became son' Bmua " ua' nBems Ior "wa-
known only today that tho Navy De-I '
NOTICE.
partment
their size,
The new ships will have heavier
T, u, J 1 BISHOP MUSEUM will be open t
Hi-ami,, iviiiuu auuuuius ior iiiuir in
creased displacement. The armament
of the new vessels will be the same
contemplated exceeding
On ana after October 2, 1911, ana
until further notice, the BERNICE P.
tho
public from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. dally
except Sundays, Wednesdays and tho
fnur vonrlw Yinlt.lnva ITonnrntlnn fltiv
on , ...... - ' J -J - '
Ti I V. .V ""V W,U1 "Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day
main battery of ten 14-Inch guns.
With this approach to a 30,000-ton
battleship the naval ordnance experts
are considering the question of n H-j
Inch gun. It will require a 3",000-ton,
battleship to withstand the terrific!
recoil from the main battery of ten'
10-inch guns!
and Christmas Day. No permits to
visit tho museum will bo Issued to
passengers on through steamers on
Wednesdays as formerly.
BY ORDER Gi XE TRUSTEES,
September 1, 1911.
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Concrete Brick, Crushed
Rock and Sand
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Phone 2295 63 Queen Street
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SEALED TENDERS.
SEALED JTENDERS.
opat i?n mi?vnwno ...in .
pay casn ana ask for Green stamps i " w 1
(they are free) and call at the show-i" ' v.uu..u.Ba,ul.clB
rnnmR nn.i o tho nPw Pn,ifl ot tll Territory of Hawaii until 2 P. M. I
01 weunesuay, sepiemDer la, laii, ior
furnishing DIVING OUTFIT.
Proposal blanks are on filo In the
offlco of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Capitol Building.
Tho Board of Harbor Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any or all
tenders.
MARSTON CAMPBELL-.
Chairman, Board of Harbor Commissioners.
Honolulu Monument
Works Co., Ltd.
KING 8TREET NEAR ALAKEA.
PHONE 3085
P. O. BOX 491.
Great Club Offers
Sealed tenders will be received by
the Board of Harbor Commissioners at
their office, Department of Public
Works, Capitol Building, Honolulu, un
til 2 p. m. of Wednesday, September
13, 1911, for furnishing f. o. b. Hack
fcld wharf, Honolulu:
170 M. 3x12 Merchantable N.
random lengths.
40 M. 11,2X12 Merchantable N.
random lengths.
No lengths less than twelvo
feet.
All tenders to bo on blank forms
furnished by tho Board of HaTbor Com
missioners. Tho Board ot Harbor Commission
ers reserves the right to Increase or
diminish tho quantity of lumber; and
to reject any and all bids.
MAJISTON CAMPBELL,
Chairman, Board of. Harbor .(Jpmmlffc.
slpners. '" ? .
W.,
w.,
(12)
Woodlawn
MANOA VALLEY.
Bee CHA8. 8. DE8KY.
Hawaiian Star Garden Island
Tho Gardes Island, the bright, newsy paper of the
Island of Kauai, has been doubled In slzo and is now
a more desirable publication in every respect than
over.
Tho Hawaiian Star (dally) 1b $8.00 and Garden
Island $2.50. We offer both, ono year, for ?9.00;
six monthB, $4.80. Or, Semi-Weekly Star ($2.00)
and Garden Island ($2.50) will bo Bomt to any ad
dress for $3.96.
Address:. Hawaiian Star, Honolulu.
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