The Hawaiian star. [volume], April 22, 1912, SECOND EDITION, SECOND SECTION, Page TWELVE, Image 12

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THE HAWAIIAN STAR, MONDAY, APRII, 22, 1012.
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Because it is cheaper even than kerosene. It is cleaner, safer and
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Electricity Is Always Ready
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Sizes 18x36, 21x45, 27x54, 30x60, 36x72 54x90, 6x9, 8x10, 9x12.
Colors, Green, Red, Blue and Brown.
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THE ONLY COMPLETE CAR
Electrically Self TMHPrO OT A TI?
Started and Lighted UN 1 JCiK OlAlJCy
MODEL 405 Passenger, Fore Door Touring Car.
MODEL 414 Passenger Demi Tonncau.
MODEL 42 Roadster type all with the splendid new (COTflA
en bloc motor, 4yi in. bore, 5 in. stroke ; 40 H.P. UU
MODEL 50 7 Passenger, Fore Door Touring Car.
MODEL 51 4 Passenger, Demi Tonneatt.
MODEL 52 Roadster type all with the new "T" head ( Q waa
5 in. bore, 6 in. stroke motor; 50 II.P pO UU
GEO. W. MOORE
Telephone 1902.
Demonstrator and Selling Agent.
ALOHA FANCY C'HBAMEUY
I'acked especially for us.
A Sl'I'KRIOIt QUALITY THAT WILL PLEASE YOU ONCE YOU
TRY IT.
10 Couts a pouud, 2 pounds 75 Cents.
Metropolitan Meat Market
HEILBRON AND LOUIS, Propr's.
Telephone 3445.
THE WHITE GHOST
(Continued front piiko eleven.)
bout, Hit right," said Wyllo.
Tluy rowed straight for her ns tho
flinoke of the steamer rose In tho
east. Ilofore thoy en me within a mllo,
they muv tho steamer would rench
them before they could roach tho
boat. Thoy thon rowed slowly, nnd
winched, waiting.
"Something right ahead, sir," railed
a man forward.
Roberts looked over the side. He
saw something floating.
"Starboard, swing her over a little,"
ho said to tho ebler mate.
Roberts leaned over the side. Ho
ww? nervous at what be saw. It had
the look of something he dreaded.
Thon tho object came drifting along,
and he reached for It. Long before ho
grasped It. he saw It was the form
of r. man holding to a cork Jacket with
one band nnd tho collar of a man's
coat with the other.
The old fellow floated high, nnd
Smith's hand was clenched with a
death grip In his clothes. His left
hand was Jammed through tho life
jacket, and tho fingers clutched the
strni.i. His head lay face upwards,
and his teeth showed bared from his
gu ms,
"Heavens! H's Smith himself!" ex
claimed Roberts. Tho lifo Jacket told
a tale too plainly. Wyiie knew what
had happened.
"It's Just as well he didn't come
ashore. He was guilty, all right," said
Mr. Roberts. "A man who wrecks n
liner and kills hundreds of passengers
might Just as well stay out here. Shall
wo leave him?"
"No, if I know it," said Wyllc, with
sudden heat.
Within fifteen minutes they were
picked ur- by tho steamer and were
safe. The manager of tho line wel
comed Mr. Roberts gladly when that
gentleman came to seek him.
"I'm sorry we didn't havo you that
voyt.ge, Mr. Roberts," ho said. "I
don't like to say anything against a
dead man; but, of course, Smith was
on duty when nhe struck that ia all
we know."
"And I suppose you'll want mo to
go into tho other ship, now, sir?" ask
ed the officer.
"Yes, you can report to Captain
Wilson any tinio thVj week. How is
your sister? D1U she recover from the
boat ride?"
"Well, in a way, but sho's forever
talking about that blamed second
mate, Smith, who seemed to have a
strange sort af iufluonco over hor
while she was with him in the boat.
He struck her, too, tho dog! It's just
as well he dldn'c come back," said
Roberts.
"Well, she'll pet over that all right.
Smith was a rough sort of man; but
as wo knew him, he was a first-class
sailor, a splendid navigator; and no
one seem.5 able to explain how he ran
tho flhip against an iceberg durlna
daylight. It's one of those things wo'l"
never find out. Hie truth, you know,
is mighty hard to fathom In marine
disaster, it must Lave been a terrible
blow to Hrswnson to havo to kill him
self, unable to face tho shame for a
mato's offon'js bat Hrowjison "Vi-a it1
ways a senMiivo man a splendid fal
low;, and I suppose ho would not go
in a boat after what Smith had done.
Brownson was captain, and might
come under some criticism. Some ,
of tho men say ho shot himself after j
upbraiding Smith for his crime." j
"Yes. My sister tells me thoy had j
quito he"ted wgrds while the liner
was sinking," said the now second
mato.
And so Wlliam Smith passed out.
Ills name was never mentioned in
shipping circles without reserve. But
there are still some men who remem
ber him, who knew plain "Bill" Smith,
tho fighting second officer of tho liner
that went to the end that morning off
tho Grand Banks. And thoso who
knew Smith always think of that cork
jacket. Thoy mado no comment.
They knew him. It is'not necessary.
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Hawaii Herald, April 18. HUo
shuddered yesterday afternoon.
She shook!
At 5:08 p. m. Hlol trembled with
the heaviest quake slnc0 1899, which
olden shake was accompanied by a
lava flow.
On Walanuenue street a number of
business men ran out of their stores,
Into tho street, fearing tho buildings
Wero about to fall.
Tho quiver did not last more than
about flvo secpnds, but It was severe
while it lasted.
A peculiar Incident in connection
with tho heavy shock was tho way
animals behaved. Tho roosters back
of tho Demosthenes Hotel crowed
lustily. Tho hens ran in circles. Sev
eral persons who folt tho temblor
wcr0 affected with a feoiing of sick
ness at tho stomach.
Strango to say nobody In tho
Huckfold building felt tho tremor.
DLEGATES WERE THERE.
If Halelwa wero not a hotter place
SHOES
PRICE $300 NOW $1.75
PRICE $3.50 NOW $2.50
PRICE $4.50 NOW $3.50
MEN'S GOLF AND NEGLIGEE.
SHIRTS
$1.25; Now 90
BIG CUT PRICE ON NEW LINE OF
HATS
Clearing Sale on Men's
ILK
50 Cents a pair; on sale at 35c; 3 pairs for $1.00.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR Price 50 Cents Per Garment.
Now ON SALE, 3 for $1.00.
BOYS' CLOTHING AT BELOW COST.
Complete Line of TRUNKS, SUITCASES and HAND
BAGS at Special Price this rveel(.
Corner Fort and Beretania Streets.
jnf) 11 w-w, est Shoe Ever Made
I lw 1 For Men Who Walk or
k I' II Stand a Great Deal
"Korndoc"Shoe
Policemen, mail-carriers, railroad men, watchmen and
business men everywhere are enthusiastic about this
shoe. The Regal "Korndoc" Last is a genuine foot-form shape that gives
the toes plenty of room. In addition to correct orthopedic shape, this shoe has
a distinctive and pleasing style.
Come to our store and see the Regal "Korndoc." Slip it on and discover
how easy U feels on your foot. Its famous Regal quality insures long service.
Regal Shoe Store
King and Bethel Sts.
FINE ORIENTAL GOODS
Original Designs Large Assortment Crope and EmbroiderloB,
Kimonos, Carved Ivory, Brasswaro, Vases, Carved Furniture, etc.,
etc.
The Japanese Bazaar
PORT STREET near Convent.
than tho beach or tho hilltops it la
not likely tho visiting and local dele
gates would havo spent Sunday thero.
It was selected because tho climate
is full of inspiration; it gives energy
to tho wornout system and imparts
that which promotes good fellowship.
There will bo no trouble como to a
man who has regenerated in the cli
mate and pleasant waters at this do-j
llghtful resort. "Como in, tho water's
fine."
PORTUGAL SUGAR DUTIES.
A bill has been under considera
tion in tho legislature of Portugal to
Imposo a Hat rate of Import duty on
all sugar, regardless of kind or quality
when imported from a foreign coun
try. Preferential treatment is pro
posed for sugar tho produco of the
Portuguese colonies or possessions.
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Commercial and Travellers'
Letters of Credit issued on the
Bank of California and tho Lon
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London.
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Interest allowed on term and
Savings Bank Deposits.
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Cable Address "Takapu," Honolula
Telephone 1676. P. O. Box 118
Y. TAKAKUWA.
Commission Merchant and Hanutac
turerfl' Agent Japanese Provision
and General Merchandise.
Nuuanu Street, near King.
Cable Transfers
AT
Lowest Rates
JU8T OPENED
Boston Cafe
BIJOU ENTRANCE,
ay and Night Service.
HOT WEATHER FOOT-WEAR
in tho famous
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Yi Sizes
Regal Shoe Store
King and Dethel. King and Bethel
Phone 3184. F. J. McLoughlln
HONOLULU FORGE CO.
General Ship and Machine BlacK
smlthllng. Tools and Springs made
ina repaired. Estimates given on
ire Escapes.
211 Queen St., near Alakea,
Honolulu, T. H.
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Hotel near Fort.
AUTO LIVERY
MESSENGER SERVICE.
Trunks and baggage hauled to all
parts of tho city. Agents for Laun
dry, called for and delivered. Phone
3461.
Atlas Geography. WeoiUy Call, J2.D0
Tweedio. '
ZEAVE
Received ex Lurlino the very latest
in white sorge tailored suits also lin
gerie and linen tailored suits now on
display. 66-68 Young Bldg.
Forcegrowth
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HAS NO RIVAL IN SOAP,
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Makes spc'rlol rmes for delivering
paakagos,
PHONE 1662.
Parcel
Delivery
James L. Holt
Offers some fine lots nonr the car
lino nt I'nlnni' at a bargain, also tho
balmy sea-bench home of the Into Ad
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Shipping and Com
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SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL
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Representing
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Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd,
Kohala Sugar Co.
Apokaa Sugar M.I 1 1 Co.
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Western's Centrifugals.
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