Evening bulletin. [volume], November 15, 1911, 3:30 EDITION, Page 12, Image 12

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I 12 EVENINQ BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15,1911.
VANIMAN CONFIDENT HE CAN
then leao for S.iii riaiulsco, wheie
(Icueial .Mlitui.'ls stationed
.Mr. l.ee SlcCltiiig, the Culled Stales
Treasurer, has retuineil to WiihIiIiir
tou, after a brief niacin c
l-
iek
Slclvln Valiiin.in, fonnerlv of Ho
nolulu, litis Imllt n wonderful dirigible
tmllnou III whlih lo make Ills setond
iiltciiit to cross the Atlantic, hi tin1
following IIhi.iIi1i shows
ATLANTIC CITY, .N I, November
I After Muring Into lame In mi
hour-long iiinl tln'ii several Bhort
Highlit In Ills huge dirigible Akron,
In which lio hopes to cmts tlio At
lantic, Slelvln Vanluiau and Ills cipw
of fl' were marooned on Simile Is
Intul, eight miles from the hangar at
Hie Inlet, this afternoon, by the lots
of ens from the bit; cigar, ami forceil
to iiwull rescue 1 the lVilernl i;u.r.ls
The dirigible was bruiiKlit safely back
to the hangar this evening.
Dm lug the HlgM. which was merely
an ex)ieilineiit anil the first time the
Akron hail been tested nbove the
enith, V.iniman proud the feasibility
of the w h.it Is It successor to the
ctillllnatnr, and showed perfect mns
ti rv of the elements In executing spi
nils, dips and half banks with the use
of his "orlftable" propellers
lie also en gaged In n rate with an
express train nnd mine out wlmiei b
L inure than the length of his ship ovi
a stretch of n mile
After the Might Vniiliuan said
"We're simply tickled to death wi'li
tliu performance of the Akiou The,
only damage we sustained was .'
broken propeller btade ami n snnpp'd
Miy wlie
".Now we know lli.it the trip 'it ros
the AtlantU Is merel a little more
trying and longer, but eiitlttly pos
sible. With such .1 goo 1 crew and a
perfectb performing dirigible, suc
tess Is nlread almost lertaln
liills Loud, ihlef engl r: Jink
Irwin, wlieliss opeiator; I.011L l'let-
cher V Trench, iiHchanicl.in; ! rimk
Kelbcrllng Ir , sou of the llnalu l.il
haiker of the expedition, Cnilton
Vanlman brother of the oinmauilM'
or the Akron, and Vanlman, togethel
with Tlent the cat masiot tnnipnsel
the new
(' H A, stationed at Moiiteie, fill
The wt tiding will take plate In .hum
ni, aflci which l.leuten.ilit .M lutil
gerodo and his bride will go to the
rhllipldliis, whele Lieutenant Sllnnl
gel ode will be stationed.
Sciiatnl (lenrgc II Chsitnbcilnlli linn
dlniia have taken the house, '.'M
leturiied to Washington from his
linuiit In Oiegon lie was accompli
tiled b Mrs C'hamberlalli and his two
daughteis, MIbscs Carrie l.ee and
I'aimle All will be at their home at
lTI't (J stieet noilliwest until after
the adjournment of Congress.
Kecietnry Stlmsiiii, upon retuinliiK
c .,, iik niwi Insneitlon tour, was!
Joined by his wire. Thcv will occupy
their home, No Ht' SIxlieiilh street,
which they hare leased for two ears
.Major William (1. I'owell, 1 H SI
C and Sits. I'owell have taken the
lesldcnce lilftO Klorhl.i avenue for the
season.
Sirs. (Ihcrnrdl, wife of Llciitonnnt
('omniander Waller K. (iheiaiill, U S
N Is spending home time III New
Yotk. Commander (Iheiardl Is at
tached to the It S S. Delawaie, lit
the tti ooUI II Nay Ynid
The flcrmaii Ambassador to this
country has gone from Ills home to
Paris for a short stay before return
ing to Amerlia The Ambassador nnd
Coutilcss on Hi-riiitnrrf are expected
here about the middle of Noetnber
SOCIETY AT THE NATIONAL CAPITOL
BY C. S. ALBERT.
(Pperlil It u ll tin l'iirrtsaimlni )
WAHIIINliTON, October JS The
ll.ichelors, at their llrst meeting of
the season, elected olllcers and a
d.iuce comuilttee for the ear Sir
(list lll.ilr, who has been iresldent of
the exclusive little organisation for
n number of je.us, has resigned that
iilllip. mill Ml I-iwience Townseiid
Ifus been elected to succeed him .Ml
lll.ilr will win' as a member of the
coininitlee Mr William I' Hilt was
fin leil vim president Sir l'r.tnklln
Fllis i li'i'teil treasurer, and Ml
Chuunnv llatkett sucteeds Sir l'led
fiiik II llrooke as secretni), .Ml
Ilrooke 1i.iIiik resigned Sir ll.isll
Miles ami l.leuten.ilit IMwurd Slt
Cnule are new members of the com
mittee The dates for the llnee germ.ins,
the llrst of which Is lo be glell
shortly after New Year's, will not be I
announced until after the next meeting
Slr and Mrs William 11. Merrlnm
will spi nil the winter iibroml nnd ox
peit to sail next month. Sllss Ijiurul
.Men lam. their daughler. Is now Islt
lng her sister, Slis .lolm Wheelwright,
In lloslon. and .Mr and Sirs. Slcrrlam i
will meet her there They will go at
llrst to Paris. Trance, and lifter the.
linliila)H they expect to travel on the
Itlvlcra.
.Mrs (leorge SI. I'ullman, lifter
spending some time In Till ope, has
sailed for this country
Senator nnd .Mis Ovciiunn and
their daughter, .Miss Cnlhcilnc Ovct
inan, have rt tumid to their home In
Ninth Caiollu.i.
Sits. I). X. Kletther and the .Misses
Tlt'lclier, wife and daughter f Hi'ii
iitnr Th tcher of Tloilda who spent
last week In Xew oik, hae leliiined
lo their home In .Massachusetts uvc
nue They left on Noembcr 1st for
u montli's lslt to their liome In the
South
I Enhance YourBeauty
by keeping your skin wcet,
healthful and attractive, with
Glenn's
Sulphur Soap
L
Sola by tUl'i H.'.t ui WUIm Dr.. I
1 rft,ii. . klk mr kwa. S0C. I I
The marriage of Sllss Winona
l)erh and Lieutenant lluigln, C S
A, took place on November "til at
St Luke's Church, S.iii Trauclsc o, and
was followed by u reception tit the
Olllcers' Club lit the Presidio. The
bridal patty Included Sllss Marian
Huntington as maid of honor, Sllss
Dorothy Churchill, Sllss Tranies
I Pierce, Sllss Otlllii Lnlue, Sllss lloio
. thy Palmer, Sllss I'lorenco Aitklu ami
Sllss Tvelyn Palmer, Lieutenant Ti
lery W Nlles, commander of the mine
'planter Itlnggold, stationed at Seattle,
i was best Ulan, and the ushers weie
1 Lieutenant Charles Me, Lieutenant
Unbelt (loolrltk, Lieutenant Itajuioud
Lee, Lieutenant .lames 1) Old, Lleii
, tenant Dolus Tminons and Lieutenant
K P. Flest.
The engagement has been nil-
nouiiced of Sllss Tthel (Vllrlen nnd
Lieutenant Tlt7liugh l'f Sllnnlgerode,
Senator nnd Sirs. Shlvelv or In
T.lghteeiilh street, the owners, Sir
and Mm. Trauklln Sleele, having gone,
iihroad for a year.
.Mine. Cluing, wife of the Minister
or China, necompanled by the Sllsst's
Chang, nnd Sirs, and Sirs I lent y K.
Chang, have retuineil to Washington
fioni (nirlsnii-nn-thc-lludsoii, X. Y
where they spent the summer The
.Minister, who still Is In .Mexico, Is
expelled lo arrive In Washington
shoitly
STOP GAMBLING
The SllnlsleV or Norway mid .Mine
Hon, who spent the summer In Kii
lope, have retuineil to Washington.
Sllss Adelaide Hivcro, daughter of
the .Minister of Cuba and .Mine lllvein,
who will he among the debutantes of
the season, will be presented at n
large tea at the legation on Decem
ber lllth.
AT HACKSTANDS
Honolulu haikinen and chaiifTi urs
nt nubile stands limit be good If the
lull ntliin of ('hall mall Miirin.x of the
pnllie iiuumltttu mo ennlid out tothe
lillir.
Mm my has mine rmunitl with a
llt of reconuili wliitlmiH for lttu
r, gill. it Inn of hail, iiinl niitoiiiiiblle
slaiids He toiitcinls tint Here has
bun ttm nine h phijlng of eirds. throw
lug of ilhe iiinl dabbling with i heeli
irs mound lhn' "publli lustliiiilniis
and that the time Is ill" Tor a i hinge.
Sliiriav also siikkisIs tin shlftliiKof
a numbir of stiinds whlih iiffei I the
owners of hacks mid iiiitiii In miinv
pints of the city In sunal limtiimes
last evening he deslgnali d but twilve
ellliles to li stolid Willi ll III It Infill '
had hm bored u iiiuili taigir iiuiubir
The matter of two in more leli plumes
vvim tukin up. and In Inslanies but
oiie'pbiiue'ls to I Iliiwtil
It Is iiIhi Kllpul.il.il that Chaiiffi urs
operating n lit mat bines must p ly
Sllss Sadie S1iiiay mid Sllss Cino
1 II Sluiray, daughteis of M.ljiil-Cell-eral
Arthur Sluriay, If S A and
tru 1i,M't. v. Ill l,.. tin. i.niiulu r..p
LUnrnl cu,...l,a .,f ML. Mr..m.rll.. 11 ir. H ' "'" same IIS hail, llrlv.is Tlie
hour Tim Misses Murray, who are '"' "m "' r,,,"r'- '", lr.l to w.ar
now visiting- at Old Point Comfort.1" ''"'f' ll1"1 ll"'' "' '"' f'lulrcd
will spend some time In New York regl-tir whinever n cliinge of ear of
utter le.tvlng Washington, nnd will hIihmI Is niiule
81 m tern
fefoNOLUUJ rtiniC0"Vvj
t3JI.-.-SSta i ft (a 'F UHI
A Cold Bottle
of Primo Beer
Goes well at any time but it
tastes best when taken with the
evening meal.
It sharpens the appetite, aids
the digestion, and quiets tired
nerves. "It is the best beer you
can drink, because it is the
purest.
And it is the best tonic you can
take, and the most pleasant
one, too.
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fhe J3eer That's Jrewed
To guit The Ciim&je
ii uo i udjcoi vviiniiv i.
TIME OR NO KICK
i.
The court holds that where n sheriff
levies n pi in and sells propel ty under ll
writ of execution, upon defective no
(lie. and the Jiiduiuiut debtor, having
The Sunn nm I'niiit yestenlay innin- , ,,prii, to object, does not oh-
lug handed down n ilc-lclim In thei-iso j,., , ,ln,M t, ,,t, -three days utter tllo
of K Yiiiii.ii o ngallist Y Sal.ur.il,. pip,ri Is nd.l, the sale Is alld V.
I lug mi appeal fioni the llh,ll h t Coin t Mmpi,) (,,ridii Andrews with him on
of Wulltiku ii. ii, n r,.r iiiiitiiirr- it ,.. i...r
The appi il was bisid on the ulliged for ilif.nil.ini.
fact that the sin HIT lent a'ttnt bed some t m i
propel I) without having the right to "-
il m. I kl? Rullfll 11 r IMI
ZMMmmmft
Iiniloraett by
p r o m t ii e ii i
cieryvtn en.teach
era una itnaem.
'who have foumt
them to be inval
uable for cltar-
tng tlie voice.
M. Mortn, ii French student of uvl
ntlon, fell thirty feet while praclltlng
nt Charlevlllo and was fatally Injured.
TA
WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE
Because it is the only place in Honolulu where you are
protected and have all improvements
MAKIKI
BEAUTIFUL
GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR. Don't let someone else get the profit that belongs toy n
A. H. DONDERO,
83 Merchant St
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