The Hawaiian star. [volume], March 30, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page FIVE, Image 5

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tHK HAWAIIAN STAR. SATtfftDAV," MARCH 30, W12.
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. Tomorrow nftcrnodn nt the mass
mooting for inon In the Empire
theater Paul Supor, the energetic and
efficient general aecretnry of Hono-
' IoIu'b up-to-dato Y. M. C. A., -prill de
liver an addrt'BB on "The Gall of
Christ to the Modern Man," In which
lio will tell the men who will honor
him with their presence some of the
things that would happen In Hono
lulu If religion the right kind of re-1
llglon would otioo really take, hold
' o'lttib men of this city as It 1b taking,
hold of the men In some of the :
greater cities at home.
By way 6f Introduction,, .Hon. Ed
Towao will give a brief address on
- "How to Help Honolulu.".
j.rjFrod lhller who has wfjin hosts cf
admirers since coming to Honolulu,
willj have charge- of the singing and
will himself sing several solosj.
.. flrW leaders In charge of'tho Chrla
iUth!n fexfenslon: Movement are expect-'
lftB'i,lhl8J''tp bo. the biggest, mdbt rcp-
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EMPIRE
i rcsontauvo meeting of men ever held
I IhoHbnoIulU. J
A fine piece of acreage In Manoa next to the College of Hawaii Is
available at private sale; for particulars call at this office.
Why not own a new five-room Bungalow In Kalmuki by paying down
$200 and balance like rent? We have them for you. As for lots,
houses and acreage, we have many excellent bargains. Here are some:
FOR SALE
9th Ave., Kalmuki, 5-room house;
Fine new 3-bedroom Bungalow on
new school, on easy terms; only :
Magnificent place on South King street, a bargain at
2G acres, small house, barn and Improvements; price
2 lots close In, n real Kalmuki bargain, each one
Two-story houBe on Klnau near Keeaumoko street
Eight-room house, Kallhl, lot 100x100 with many fruit trees,
nice home, for
Corner lot, Walalae road, Kalmuki, 79.5x204, terms
G-room house, Kalmuki avenue, $200 down, $30 a month
7th Avenue home, only $200 down, $30 a month
Several line lots In Kalmuki on easy terms at from $400 to
Large lot In Manoa Valley, 100x230, only
One of the finest lots, close In, on Palolo Hill
nuslness opportunity; 3 stores and buildings on Nuuanu street
We Have Many Other Excellent Offerings. Phone 1884.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Quick action1 guaranteed for both buyer and seller.
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I g Norfolk and other !popular gj ' :i I
I Y models included. 1 1
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I Silva's Toggery, Ltd. I
M "The Store for Good Clothes" I
I Elks' Buttling King Street I
THEATER
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Iot ovory man who loves his :lty
and wants to know how to make It
a still liner, cleauor city, eonie out
Sunday afternoon and bring another,
nuln along.
A Challenge to the Men of Honolulu,
There may ho many men In thU
city who are not aware of tho fact
that at tho present time a mighty
awakening Is taking place throughout
tho homeland In a now type 6f re
ligious activity.
Tho Mon and Religious Forward
Movement, as It Is called, Is calling
forth In city nfter city a new enthu
siasm In practical religion. . InstenU
of expressing their rclfglon In attend
ing prayer meetings tho strong, mtin
of America, when they answer ihe
call of the Mastdrrul' Christ, get busy
changing wrong civic and social con-
nluons, so that the' golden ruld of
Jesus may be a practical reality ana
not a Lqautlful theory.
Flno Job Printing at tho Star office.
NWALD BLDG.
beautiful grounds; terms ?
Walalae road, Kalmuki, near
2,r50
2,650
14,000
1.C0O
GOO
5,000
2,000
450
2,200
3(300
450
1,600
750
6,000
Oil
We beg to announce the
arrival of spring styles in the
famous
... HaftShaffner & Marx'' 1
COM ON
PROMOTION
It Is possible tnat the Hawaii Pro
motion Committee may be enabled to
retain a portion of its pr.'Hent quar
tern for soveral months longer,
, through the courtewy of A. A. Young,
Of tho Young Hotel Company, It had
HrBt been announced that the commit
tee must vacate Its present quarters
by May 1, but Mr. Young has Inti
mated that the coin puny will not to
reitdy to take possession of tho entire
I room In question for some time, and
'that If the promotionlatB can get along
with a little more than the front hrilf,
and n strip the entfro length on the
makal side, and alfo the Uaecment, It
may bo possible to so arrange" It.
I In converting the lower part of tho
building for the loljby, the entire rbom
occupied by Mrs. Taylor's floWcr stOro
will be required, and the back portion'
of the room held by the Promotion
Committee. A- .temporary partition
Jmay therefore be erected, which will
permit, the present use of tho room
while the majn alterations are -going
on. .Later, with the hotel offices i on
the ground floor, the hotel will re
quire the room for a candy store, -but
will make Utile if any alteration In It.
The members of the Promotion
'Committee spent Bomn time yesterday
, In looking over the town, but have
nothing definite In sight yet by way
lot a permanent location. Accommo
dations for the committeo have gen
erally been Included in all plans for
building on tho Blsbon estate lot on-
poslte tho Young Hotel on Bishop
street, but these plans aro still too
vague to be counted on.
Itoomu In tho now Brewer estate
building, now going up at tho corner
pf Hotel and Union streets, are also
i under consideration, and, with the ex-
tension of time for vacating, may be
.accepted, provided means of meeting
the greatly Increased rental can bo
found.
J Tho Promotion Committeo at Its
meeting yesterday passed a vote of
thanks to the Young Hotel Company
for the very low rate of rent which
it has required ever since the Com
mittee was organized.
Business men who aro particular
about tho clearness of their carbon
copies always havo Keo Lox Carbon
used. A. B. Arleigh & Co., Ltd.,
Hoter- near Fort, aro tho agents '.n
Hawaiian Islands for tho Ke-e Lox
Carbon.
HORSE DISCARDED
FOR ICE WAGON
How'd you llko to bo the Ice man
If you had a" automobl.o dollvory
wagon Instoad of n team of mules.
Maybe lt'd be fun and maybe It
wouldn't, but Just the Bame some oik
Is going to bo "It" In a very sho.t
time, and havo a chance to find out.
Uy tho Honolulan which arrived
horp. Wednesday, there came consign
ed to the Associated Qarago n big
5-ton Plorce-Arrow truck, equlppotl
with ibe wagon body, Tho monstei
vehicle was ordered by F. A. .Bchacfc
& Company, through the Asnoclatod
Garage, and Is for the Oahu ice Com
pany. The truck lea an engine of
thlrty-olght horse power, and Is guar
nntccd to carry 10,000 pounds,
W. Seabury, manager pf. the Ice
company, to whpm tho mr.ch.lnq ,wll'-
bp., turned over In a few days, states
that It Is expected to take the, 'nlic
"j . '. -. .i . :',..
or at least tnrco teams and, .wagon'
In dellvelng Ice. At the proaon tlm;
tlic company requires twelve wagons
for Its work, but If tlu big truck d6ds
what Is expected of It others "wil1
bo ordered, anil the day of the horse
so far as the Oahu Ice Company Is
concerned, will be a thing of the
past.
F
BEATS FRAYNE
SAN FRANCISCO, March 30
Frankle Burns, a local lightweight,
knocked out Johnnie Frayne In the
ninth of what was to have been a ten
round go. The affair took place at the
Tuxedo Club.
Franklo Burns was recently de
feated by Jack Brltton In San Fran
cisco. Later he boxed a ten-round
draw with Frayno In Oakland, the
bout being marked by much vicious
ness. The men were rematched to fight In
Oakland but tho commissioners re
fused to permit them to come togeth
er, there being too much evidence of
bad blood between them.
Burns has been regarded fls on tho
downgrade for some time past. His
decisive defeat of Frayno will rees
tablish him In the good graces of the
Coast fight fansnnd will place him In
lino for another good fight.
RE
BURNS
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Hj
MAPANESE Y. M.
C. A.
Now that th0 .Jupunose Y. M. C. A.
has found temporary headquarters on
Smith ai.o-et, the next move will be
10 find u dultublc lot upon which to
build next year, according to Paul
Supor, general secretary of the Young
Men's Chtlstlan Association.
At tho present time Mr. Akal, presi
dent of tho Yokohama Specie Bank,
Consul Uyeno nnd Dr. Mori aro con
ferring as to the most suttnblo loca
tion for Btich a building In connection
with tho possible' direction of growth
of the Japanese community.
According to Mr. Super, the com
mittee handling this part of the work
lids Just about decided upon a lot sit
uated upon the Wnlklkt side of Nuu
anu street, between Beretanla avenue
and Kukul street,' and Is' hoping to
find some private party t6 buy this
land and hold It 'for ttie Japanese As
sociation. '
It will alBo be necessary to raise- n
small sum of money to build a tem
porary structure and then, If the Jap
anese branch demonstrates, that It
wll-stay above ground and bo an es
tablished Institution of the city, a per
manent building will be erocte'd.
According to Mr. Super a number
of tho leading Japanese citizens have
become Interested in tho Infant insti
tution and Mr. Super and B. M. Mat
suzawa, secretary of tho Japanese Y.
M. C. A., have been calling upon and
consulting with them In regard to Its
affairs.
Mr. Super has received a letter
from John M. Moore, general secre
tary of the Kokomo (Ind.) Young
Men's Christian Association, asking
for further particulars rcgardln the
Honolulu Association's County Fair,
which was held here last October.
Mr. Moore writes that ho saw a pic
ture of tho Honolulu Y. M. C. A.
County Fair In a current number of
tho Association's magazine and would
like to try out the scheme at his own
Y. M. C. A.
Mr. Mooro la a former resident of
Honolulu nnd served on tho local Y,
M. C. A. board of directors twelve
years ago. Ho writes that It was In
Honolulu that his Interest in Associa
tion work developed.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Ewa Plan Co 32.50
Hawn Agrl Co
Haw C & S Co 44.00
Haw Sug Co 40.00
Honomu Sug Co ... 150.00
Haiku Sug Co..!.. 195.00
Hutch S P Co 21.00
Knhuka Plan Co
McBryde Sug Co.. 9.37
33.00
350.00
44.50
49.00
19.50
9.50
28.25
50.00
7
210.00
242.50
130.00
175.00
Oahu Sug Co 28.25
Onomea Sug Co ... 49.00
Olaa Sug Co ...... 7
Paauhau S P Co... 25.25
Paia Plan Co 198.00
Pioneer Mill Co .. 238.00
Walalua Agrl Co .. 127.00
fnter-lst S N Co... 155.00 '
Hawn EIoc Co .... 90.00
Hon R T & L Co.. 125.00
Mut Tel Co 19.00
Oahu Ry & L Co.. 159.50
19.75
161.00
10.00
23.75
40.00
21.00
17.50
Hllo R R Co com
Hon B & M Co.
23.50
37.00
Haw Pine Co. .
Tanjong Rub Co
Pahang Rub Co
Haw Pino Co 17.25
C B S & R Co Cs . . 100.00
Hon Gas Co Os 100.00
Hllo R R Sp 6s TOO. 50
Hllo R R Co Ext 6s
100.75
95.50
100.00
100.25
97.50
Hon U T & L 6s., 106.50
Kohala Ditch Co 6s . . ,-. . .
McBryde Sug Co Ga 99.75
Olaa Sugar Co 6s.. '96.50
Pioneer Mill Co 6s, 100.00
Walalua Agr Co 5s 102.50
Natomas Con Cs... 93.75
John C. Anderson, probation officer,
captured J. Hull, an elghtoen-ycar-old
escape from the reform school, at his
home In Kakaako yesterday. Tho
youth offered no resistance and will
be returned to the school by the 3:20
train this afternoon.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS AND
OFFICERS.
Kauai Electric Company.
At the annual meeting of tho Stock
holders of Knual Electric Company,
held on Thursday, tho 21st day of
March, 1912, tho following officers and
directors woro elected for tho ensu
ing year:
B, F. DUllnBhnm.Prosldont & Dlroctor
W. F. Dillingham . '
....1st VIoe-PreBldont and Director
W. A. Klnnoy
. . . .2nd Vlco-Prosldont and Dlrootor
J. P. Cooko. . .Troasurer nnd Dlrootor
E. E. Pnxton. .Seorotary and Dlrootor
At a subsequent meeting of tho
Hoard of Directors, hold Immediately
nfter the annual mooting, Mr. I), II.
Murdoch wag elected Auditor to nerve
for the entmliiK year.
ELM UK )lr PA.XTQJi,
Secretary Kauai HI twirl a Co,
BUILDING
TRE PAST WEEK
DULLJI'STOCnS;
Another very dull week In stocks I
has Just closed. The sales for the j
week totaled SCSI with n valuo of!
$101,051,371; this against 3822 shares
valued at fl05.094.50, for last week,
and S143 shnres worth J307.72C.50 for
the week previous.
Tho market has been dragging all
week, and during the past three davs
thoro has been scarcoly a change In
tho quotations, while the sales havo
beon light. Follows a summary of
sales for tho week:
Kiva 80 shares sold for J2C27.G0, as
follows: 20 nt 32.50, 10 at 32.75, 50
at 33.
Hawaiian Commercial 200 shares
sold for $8GSS.7G, as followa) 130 at
43, 10 at .43.25, 5 at 41, C at 44.50, f.O
at 44.G0.
.Kokaha 25 shares sold for. $QS75,
all at 27C. . .
, McUrydei 1145 shares sold, for .$10,
S33.12.V6. as follows: 790 nt-'9.50,. 355
at, 9.37,. . .
Oahu 1144 shares sold for $32,
359.02, as follows: 50 at 28.G2V6.
ISO, at 28.5.0, 223 at 2S.37V6. 291 at
28.25. 400 at 28.12V4-
Olaa 832 shares sold for 5,-
969.87, as follows: 497 at 7.12.
335 at 7.25.
Paia 10 shares sold for $2000, all
at 200.
Pioneer 30 shares sold for $7200,
all at 240.
Walalua 40 shares sold for $5200,
all at 130.
Walmea 10 shares sold for $2000,
all at 200.
Brewery 10 shares sold for $235,
all at 23.50.
O. It. & L. 105 shares sold for $16,-
800, all at 160.
Pineapple Rights 50 shares sold
for $SG2.50, all at 17.25.
Bonds.
$25,000 Olaa 6s at 96.75.
2,000 O. R. & L. 5s at 103.
12,000 Hllo Ex. 6s at 95.
10,000 Natomns 6s at 94.
5,000 McBryde 6s at 104..
$54,000.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS AND
OFFICERS.
Kauai Fruit & Land Company.
At tho annual mooting of the stock
holders of Kauai Fruit & Land Com
pany, held on Thursday, tho 21st day
of March, 1912, tho following officers
and directors were elected for tho
ensuing year:
B. F. Dillingham
President and Director
A. W. van Valkenburg
Vice-President and Director
J. P. Cooke. . .Treasurer and Director
E. E. Paxton. .Secretary and Dlroctor
H. G. Dillingham Director
D. B. Murdoch Auditor
ELMER E. PAXTON,
Secretary, Kauai Fruit & Land Co.
NOTICE.
Democratic Club, Fourth Precinct,
Fourth District.
A meeting will bo held tonight at
1530 Klnau street at 7:30 for tho pur
pose of nominating dolegates to the
Territorial convention.
W. C. McGONAGLE,
Secretary.
CONTINUED ARTISTIC SUCCESS,
PAUL PEREIRA
Tho Eminent Portuguese Violinist and
His Own
Stringed Sextette
"A CLASSIC
CHANGE OF ACT TONIGHT
FOUR
GRAHAMS
"A WONDER ACT"
The Wilks
AND
Four Nev Pictures
1110 8PKCIAL '
MATINEE
SATURDAY
When we
repair
your watch
It will keep correct tlma Much
thought and cans Is, gives every !
movement Intrusted to our cars.
Our watchmakers aro ,thorough
.
mechanics of mjn yeaa ox- i
pertenco. "V "' -
"Vo tolerate nb'guc&srWk'hero.
H. F. Wichman
& Co., Ltd.
LEADING JEWELERS.
Harry Armltago. H. Cusnman Crte
Samuel A. Walker.
Harry Armitage & Co.,
LIMITED.
Stock nnd Bonds
BROKERS
Member Honolulu Stock and Bon
Exchange.
P. O. Box 683. Telephone 2101.
Cable and Wlrolesi Address:
"ArmlUge."
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
O. O. Cunha
78 Merchant St.
Phone 35M
Royal
Insurance Coi
Leading Fire Company of the Worl
Place your business . torn
pany that knows how to face a crista
aad Is in a position to do so.
Losses Paid, 22251,35?.
C. Brewer Ss Co. iJtCU
General Agents, Territory of Bawa&
Jas. W. Pratt
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans Neg
tWod.
"PnATT," 125 Merchant 8t
James L. Holt
Offers some fine lots near ths ea
line at Palama at a bargain, also tA
balmy sea-beach home ot the lata 'AA
mlral Beckley at Aqua Marina.
RATROINIZE
THE
Home Insurance Co.
OF HAWAII, LTD.
and we will s'oon have a company' ea I
large as any west of Chicago. tf
Underwriters and vj f
Insurance Brokers f '
O'Neill Building. V? ,
ah, t :
96 King SL, cor. Fort Tel. sShh ,
Cable Address "Duleenbern," Henelute
. G. 'Duisenberg
STOCK AND BOND IWOKER
MEMBER HONOLULU 8TOCK AN
BOND EXCHANGE. '
76 Merchant SL, opposite .Vljhop A
Co.'s Bank, Honolulu. ' ,
Telephone 3019. P. O. Box SXTa,
Sugar 4.36c
Beets, Us, 6 I -2d
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co,
Mombors Honolulu Stock and Dons'
Exchange.
FOIlT"AND UERCIIANT BTSTT
Flno Job Printing at the Star office.