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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H THURSDAY, JAN. 11, 1912.
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Office, King St., next Young Hotel Telephones 1874 and 1875
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Geary Street, above Union Square
European Plan $1.50 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
New steel and bride structure.
Every comfort and convenience.
A high class hotel nt very moderate
rates. In the center of theatre and
retail district. On car lines trans
ferrin!; to all parts of city. Electric
omnibus meets all trains and
steamers. Hotel Stewart recognized
as Hawaiian Island Headquarters.
Cable Address "Trowels" AUC code.
J.H. Love, Honolulu representative.
Hotel Potter,
Santa Barbara
LIKE THE
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THE COLONIAL HOTEL,
on Emma Street, above
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Automobiles
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Automobile
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Tor tho I3CST RENT CARS In the
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OLOSMOBILE, No. 403 RENAULT,
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Vulcanizing
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I'AIIISR, liai moved to
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Monk books of all sorts, ledgers,
etc, manufactured by tbe bulletin
PublisUlnc Company,
SCRAP IN CONGRESS OVER PLAN
FOR U. S. ARMY CONSOLIDATIONS
BY C. S. ALBERT.
(fswclal II ii 1 1 u ( I n Oiirrcs-wneience.) ,
WASHINGTON, I). IV. Dec. 2J.
iHllcrB nncctliiK llio Army will cie-
enpy tho tenter of tho utage wllh tilt i,un for (onrriitrntlnB tho Army into
ic-iKHetuhllng nf CoiiKiiflK A triiK,-! few military rcrervnlloiiH and nhaiv
wns declared bcUcui Major (loncr.il nonlnr; many posla, finneral Wood ad
! couaril WikkI, Chief of Stiff, nno wiiatcs the plan, najlnp It will pro-
(cpri'sentatlvo .liiiuen 1 1 ('li.ilriiiin' inoto cionniny anil cindency. The
if thu House Comiulllio mi .Mllltarj War Department Is worldnf; 011 the
fIaliH, just hcfiiio llio liollda) ml- mIiciiio nml III Biihmlt n detailed out
Jmirnincnt. llith pailcn In llio con- lino of It to Congress nt nn early
'towtsy, Willi their letpeclUo ndher-'ilatc. It Is proposed to hnc two Olvl
rntH, lino devilled all tho ii)tmc flons of the Army In tho Philippine
lYulelldo season to inarsliallliiK their
orcci nnd prcp.uliiK for tlio fray. 1
As n special faior to Oencial Wood.l
nnd forced thcicto h sentiment pro-
nlllng In his committee, Clialrin.111
liny consented to uiiitliiuo hearings
1 n military nuitlers after tho roas-
tcmhllng of Congress, (leucinl Wool
furnished tlio ii.unes nf 111010 (ban nno
l'lindrcd Ami nfllcois whom ho do
llied t nppear mid tcsllfj heforo tlio
tiniiiilttcc.
Tlio Hay hill piovldcs for conio-
llilalliig tho Qiurtcriiiastcr's dop.irt
ii'cnt, tho Coninilisary deiurinieiitiind
tho Pay department Into n Supply
forps. .All emplocos niitst ho en
listed men. At present tho Qimtcr
lni'slet's and Pay DeimtmontH hao
iipprnxliuately 7.000 civilian employ
ees, nearly all of them working In
thlB city.
Apprehension Over Hay BUI.
A feeling of npptehi'UKlon nnil un
rest lins been uccaalimcil li the c.
iicnt favor with which the Hay hill
Is legarded. Great ccnnoniy
M.,t....ll (
contrail-
, 1
i-aiion 01 wofk ami omer uoneiiia are
claimed for It. Agitation against tho
iiLUsmo has been started In all cities J5 to $10 a month, tbo supervisors
vvhero Army kih(s aio locnted, Tho.ialsed only some of the snlarles and
civilian emplojes 1110 also lobbjlngut l"n n (onple.
against tho prnpoieil change Originally the sheriff was allowed n
The Hny bill albo fixes tho term of Um"l 8,,nl- t nf "''" '"" "" nUn-.-illstmcnt
nt live, Instead of three 7 ,'? ,ray hs "mcrns , ln',lc ?"h,
r. This U violently opposed by ( . &
(.eneral Mood In 11 report to tbo n,0 supervisors allowed tho sheriff h
Herniary of War on this subject Geu- vertnln sum for polke salaries foi
i-al Wood said: (aili district. Again polltlcB arc glv-
"Siuh extension Is contrary to tho en by tho supervisors as tho reason
modern tenilcmy of military orgnnl-Jfor
ntlous, nnd would mark a very seri
ous stip backward In this lountry,
where wo maintain only n small per-
lu.inent mllltnry est ihllrhment and
ilipeiul lalgely upon iltlzen soldleiy
the army sliouhl bo regarded largely
ib n training ribool, and ns many en.
llslid men n posslblo should bo jiut
through null car with a view to
their going Into n reterve This Is
what is lilnr done In nil the great
rations of Europe, Including llio re
public of rrnnic and Svviterlnudai'd
tho more progressive lountrles of
South Amiriiu To lcugthon tbo term
of entlstnidit to five enm woulil not
only reduce the number of mm pas--iiif,
under instruction, hut would have
n tendeiuy to entourage n certain
class of men to remain jiermiinently
In tho army, nnd to dlsiourago alto
f,cllnT another il.iss, probably thclie.n
Lisa from inllFtmcnt.
Many Drawbacks.
"It Is dtslr.ihlo to retain In llio bit
l(o inohl of the non cniiunlHsluiml of
fliciH and mine ot tbo teiliulinl en
listed pirnnwl; Mlth llio exception
cf these, re-enllstment should not he
uitoiiinged, but, on tho lontrary, tho
lieu rhoiild ho thoroughly Instturlcd
In their duties as soldiers, passed Into
n reserve .mil returned to their civil
ouupitlons Tho statement so oflen
made Hint theso men would not re
turn to the lolors In tlmo of war Is,
In my opinion, entirely unfounded and
Is an unwarranted reflection 011 tbo
patriotism of men who hnvo served
with the lolors nnd returned to civil
life I believe they will return,
"It Is most Important, to Insure
pionipt niohlllrntlon, howevor, that
tney sbould bo organized Into a ro
tene, and that tho form of onllsl.
mint should ho so modified as to pi,
!do n lerlalu period of senleo vvltli
iho (olois ami 11 cirtaln period of
lervhc lu tho leserve This matter
Is now limit r consideration by the
general staff A sjHttm wlilih en
uiur.igis lecnllstmont and tends to
!ep the 111 ijorlty of tho enlisted per
ronnhl In llio army up to tho tlmo of
iitlremeiit Is, In Iho flist place, amn
jxpenslie sstem, ns energy and mo
ney would bo expended fiom year to
year on a body of men a largo portion
of whom havo lepoatedly gone through
the couise of Instruction nnd mo
Mowing caih jear ji!i)sltally less fil
led for haul sen he.
"Moieover, n policy of this kind
would havo a most dcndenlng effect
upon tho ortlicis. AVo inn only hope
to keep our officers up to 11 high stand
fird of cindency hy calling upon them
for miitliiued progressive work ns In
itructors Tho long enlistment und
re enlistment system means no re
Fervo and an Inefficient nrmy, duo to
iho Inovllnblo Inertia of our commls
cloned and enlisted personnel which
'mull result from such a system, Tho
term of nitlvo service should ho
brought down to tho shortest tlmo
consistent with thorough Instruction,
and as nuiiiy men ns pohsIIiIo should
bo passed through tho regular nrmy
or mil It la and assembled Into an or
ganised ieeivo under conditions iIIh
c usioil tu this report Tho establish
ment of a general service corps has
been repeatedly rocoauuendod by the
Wur JJcjiaitwcut and will result In,
,re.it iconomy mid lmprocil iflHIcn.
"
Stimson With, Wood.
On llio other rlilc of the rontrmer.
R. Socrelnrv Hlltnnn 1h nrflinrlni? it
and Panama and four In tlio United
States.
Adjutant General Alnsuortli fnvon
the Hay hill, differing from Setrctnry
Sllmeon nnd General Wood.
The controversy all around readied
un acute stage with tho reopening; of
Congress and will continue during the
nesslon.
POLICE SALARY
1III.O, .Inn 4. I-nst week tho sup
ervisors raided tlio k11co dcjiartmeiit'H
appropriation hy an ex en thousand
dollar for the quirtcr. This was the
lemiltH of n resolution, Introduced nt
tlio December meeting hy Koomoi, to
tlio cITect that tho polite should he
- ls,t' ' ututiuti un uieuitui ill llie'ir
.,.i, .,,. . ,. ,i... ...i.n..
I IIIIIIIIUIV Oil Midi iiunvii;!, IT I1IIU
vitiiiiiuii;
Koomoa's reolutlon eontcmplatrd
ralslnc every officer on the Island from
dissatisfaction with this system,
nnd the bord lust week fixed spe
cially (he pay of each position' in (h'p
department.
The lesult was that two officers,
Captain Hnocli Ilrnwn of tho South
I llio force, und Sheriff's. Clerk Mar
tin, bad their salmles cut $1u each.
Tho three into jail guards hod $:
each udded to their salaries. Tbo rest
of tho North and Smith Illlu salaries
remained nn before.
"TOUCH" NOW
TO HELP STRIKE
IIII.O, .Ian 'J Thu Hllo labor
union, ut 11 meeting held last Saturday
runlng, heard 11 report from David
Kvv11lllt.f1 on iho matter of Iho gtilkn
of Iho stevedores at Kiihulul Tho
ineiiihoiK weio nsseshed u dollar each
with which tu support tho families
ol tho Htiikcrs until luich time when
Iho men could find work Tho mem
hois nf tho other Island unions will
he asked to eontilbulu u like amount
per member.
Kttiillko deplored Iho fact that tho
luiliulul manager, I. N. s. WIIIIiiiuh,
hud declined absolutely In havo liny
dealings with tbo union, Kwallko was
ot Iho opinion that tho Kubiilul men,
iilthougli they had u good cnuso for
grievance, hud been too hasty about
nklng drastic measures, and that they
bail thereinto lo somo extent Injured
thcli own caiiho. Tbo leader has will
ten In tho seeietnry of tho Pacific
Coast nssoclatlnn asking him tnhavu
all tlie locals along tho coast tnko up
tho ijucHtton whether the hdudllng of
biignr by non-union labor Is to he al
lowed at liana, Knhulul and Kuuuti
p.ill. Kvvallko also reported that, vvhllo
ho was on Maul, ho had nrcanlzed
union branches ut Lahnlmi, Kabuliil,
ruin, Kcanao, liana, Kukululu, Klia
)in 1 11 and Wallua.
Sheriff I'u.i was elected to uiombcr
ship.
PRIZEHi"
Ciiiuputltlvo Inspections will bn held
In all companies of tho National Guard
bUwoiin thu K.tll of Tebruary und tbo
15th of Murth, 112. for which prises
will ho given for proficiency In the fol
lowing subjects:
I'nr Infantry Drill Regulations,
Manual of Guard Dut, hmall Arms
I'lrlng Manual, Manual of llatonct nnd
tho ("nro and Nomenclature of tho
Piece
l'or 8 Hillary Troops l'lrst Aid In
Illness nnd Injuiy,
Tbo prizes orfirrd nro ns follows:
To the company attaining tho highest
percentage of proficiency, J5; to tho
non-coiiiinlislonid nlllcer attaining the
highest percentage of proficiency, ugold
medal: to the non-commissioned offi
cer attaining the highest peicentngo of
pioflelency lu each company, y, to tho
next highest, lj to tbo private nttalii
Ing the hlgheit pereentngo of nron-
dency In each company, C; to the next
hit-hut, U
HAWAII
LEGAL N0TICE8.
IN THU UNITKt) KTATi:3 UIS-
TIUOT COURT KOlt THU TUU
HITOllY OF HAWAII.
TJIK UNlTi: STATIC OK AMER
ICA, Plaintiff, vs. pkpi:i:kko
SUGAR COMPANY, et nl , I)c
fctidauls. Action brought In
Bald Illnlrlrt Court, and tho
Petition tiled In tho ofllco of
tbo Clerk of said District Court,
In Honolulu.
THU PIlKflimiNT OK THK UNITED
HTATfcS, GIlKVniNH:
pijpki:ki:o suaAit company, a
corporation existing under and
by vlrtuo nf tbo laws of the Ter
ritory of llnwnll; 1,KB HONG;
JOHN I.Ki: HONG, JAMI LKK
HONG, MARY LUK HONG unci
SARAH U:a HONG, unknown
heirs at law ot LKU HONG, de
ceased; ANN IK A KONG; WIL
LIAM AKONG, HUNJtY AKONG,
LUCY AKONG and JANE
AKONG, unknown be)rs at law
of MAHY AKONG, deceased:
JULIA 11. AFON'G; KMMC1.1NK
M. MAGOON; MARin K. HUM
PHItUYSj'JULIA J01IN8T0NIJ:
CAROLINK U. HlOaS; MARYl
CATHERINE AFONG: ALICE
LILIAN HUTCHINSON: HELEN
G. HENSIIALL; MARTHA M.
DOUGHERTY; HENRIETTA P.
WHITING; ELIZAUHTH
IIUllNS; NANCY L. McSTOCK
ER; I1UAT111CE MELAINE
nilEWSTER; ANTHONY C.
AKONG; AUIERT F. AFONO;
AIinAM H. AFONO; AH SHEU
AFONG; CHARLES AFONG,
THOMAS AFONG, CLAHA
AFONO and ROSE AFONG, un
known heirs at law of AH LING
AFONO, deceased; and JAMES
I1ROWN, JTJHN ULACK, HEN-
ItY WHITE, GEORGE SMITH,
MAIIY JONES, MAIIOAUET
MILLS, HELEN HILO and
MARTHA KONA, unknown own
ers nnd claimants.
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the Petition In nn action
entitled na above, brought against you
In tho United States District Court,
for tho Territory of Hawaii, within
twenty days from and nttor service
upon you of a certified copy ot Plain
tiff's Petition heroin, together with a
certified copy ot this Summons.
And you aro hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, tho said PlalntIR will
take Judgment of condemnation of the
lands described In tho Petition herein
and for any other rellot demanded in
the Petition.
WITNESS THE HONORADLE SAN
FORD It. DOLE nnd THE HONOR-
AULE CHARLES V. CLEMONS,
Judges of said District Court, this
2Gtli day of October, In tho year of
our Lord, onq thousand nlno hundred
and, cloven and qf the Independence
of tho Uillcd States llio one hundred
and tlilrly-slxth.
(Seal)
(Signed) A. E. MURPHY,
Clerk.
(Endorsed)
"No. 79. UNITED STATES DIB
TRICT COURT, for the Torrl
lory, of Hawaii. THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA vs. PE
PEEKEO SUGAR COMPANY ct
al. SUMMONS. IlOnUIlT W,
BRECKONS, United States At
torney." THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA,
Torrllory of Hawaii,
City of Honolulu. ss.
I, A. B. MURPHEY, Clorlc of the
Unltod suites District Court for tbo
Territory and District of Hawaii, do
hcioby cortlfy tho foregoing to bo a
full, truo nnd correct copy of the
original Summons In tho caso of THE
UNITED STATE8 OF AMERICA vu
PEPEEKEO SUGAR COMPANY ct
ul , us tho iiaino remains of record
and on ftlo In tho olllco ot tho Clerk
ot said District Court.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
hereunto set iny bund and ufllxod tbe
seal ot said District Court this lCtb
day of November, A. D. 1911.
A. E. MURPHY
jClerk of United States DIs
(Seal) irlct Court, Territory of
Hawaii,
By F. L. DAVIS,
Deputy Clerk.
G086 3m ltd
Notice to creditors.
Tho undersigned having been duly
appointed Administrator With tho 'Will
Annexed of the Estate of John Nott
Into of Honolulu, City und County of
Honolulu, Tenltory ot Huvvull, de
ceased:
Notlco Is he-ifby given to nil persons
to present their -claim against the Eh
tiito of said John Nutt, deceased, duly
authenticated, whether secured by
mortgage or othcrwlvc, to the under
signed ut Ills office In tho Harrison
lIloeK, corner of Port uud Ileretanla
streets, In said Honolulu, within six
months fiom tho dato hereof, or they
will bo forever barred. And nil per
sons Indebted to said Estate are hereby
ieiucstcd to make Immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated, Honolulu, T, II , December
2$, 1911,
WED HARRISON.
Administrator with the Will Annexed
of tho Estate of John Nutt, do
caused. 5119 Dec, 28J Jan. 1, 11, 18, 25.
with uAS
'SSII esssaMssat.wtiiiiiHusC
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER
RITORY OF HAWAII.
HOLDING TERM8 IN THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU.
THE TERRITORY Ol J LA WAIL by
Mnrston Campbell, Superintendent
of Public Works, Plaintiff and Peti
tioner, vs. ISAIIKLLA II WOODS!
PALMER PARKER WOODS line!
MOI.I.1E WOODS, bis wlfa; MARY
ALICE BLUETT nnd V. W. V.
BLUETT, her husband; JAMES
FRANK "WOODS and EVA WOODS,
bis wife; SAMUEL PARKER
WOODS and ROSE WOODS, hln
wife, M'AIIEIj 'ROBERTSON BKCK
LEY und HENRY Bl'.CKI.EY. her
husband; MAUD WOODS! LUCY
woods; n. v,'. shingle, ernkst
WODEHOUSE nnd ALLEN W. T.
BOTTOMLEY, Trustees under tho
Will of James "flight, deceased;
KOIIALA RANCH COMPANY. LIM
ITED, nn Hawaiian Corporation hav
ing Its principal ofilco at Ptiuhue,
District of Kohnln, Island nnd Ter
ritory of Hawaii; JOHN DOE, MARY
DOE nnd RICHARD DOE, unknown
owners nnd claimants, Defendants
und Itespondcnt.
TERM 8UMMON8.
THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII:
TO THE HIGH SHERIFF of the
Territory of Hawaii, or his Dep
uty: YOU ARE COMMANDED to sum
mon ISABELLA II. WOODS: PAL
MER PARKER WOODS and MOLL1E
WOODS, his wife; MAItY ALICE
BLUETT nnd P. W. P. BLUETT, her
husbnnd; JAitlJ FRANK WOODS
and KVA WOODS, his wife; SAMUEL
PARKER WOODS and ROSE WOODS,
his wife; MABEL ROBERTSON
BECKLEY and HENRY BECKLEY,
her husband; MAUD WOODS; LUCY
WOODS; R. W. SHINGLE, ERNEST
WODEHOUSE and ALLEN W. T.
BOTTOMLEY, Trustees under the Will
et James Wight, deceased; KOIIALA
RANCH COMPANY, LIMITED, un
Hawaiian Corporation having Its prin
cipal ofllco nt Pauline, District of K11-
bnla, Island and Territory of Hawaii:
JOHN DOE, MARY DOE and niCH-
ARD DOE, unknown owners nnd claim
ants, defendants. In caso they shall tlio
vv rltten unsw cr vv Itliln twenty da s nf tcr
serv Ico hereof to be and nppear beforo
tho snld Circuit Court at tho term
thereof pending Immediately after tho
expiration of twenty days after sor
lcsi hereof; provided, however. If no
term be pending at such time, then to
tiu und nppcur beforo tho snld Cir
cuit Court at the next succeeding term
thereof, to wit, tho January 1112 Term
thereof, to be bolden nt tho City and
County of Honolulu, on Monday, tho
eighth day of January next, at 19'
o'clock n. in , to show cnuso why judg
ment of condemnation of the hinds de
scribed In the petition herein unci for
such other relief demunded lu the po
litico should not b awarded to tlio
Territory ot Hawaii, pursuant to the
tenor of its unmixed petition.
And buve -,ou then tliero this Writ
with full return ot jour proceedings
thereon.
WITNESS tho Honornhlo Tre ildlnc
Judge of tho Circuit Court of thn First
Circuit, nt Honolulu uroreNnld, this lltli
day of February. 1911.
(Sgd ) J. A. THOMPSON.
(Seal) Cleric.
Endorsed:
L 7276 Reg. 3. Pg. 239 Circuit
Court, First Circuit, Territory of Ha
waii. Tho Territory of Huwull by
Mnrston Campbell. Superintendent of
Public Works, Plaintiff nnd Petitioner,
vh Isabella II. Woods et nl, Defend
ants und Respondents. Petition Filed
and Issued February II, 1911, at 0:&G
a m J, A. Thompson, Clerk. Return
ed nt 1.30 o'clock p in, April 13, 19U.
Robert Purker, Jr Asst. Clerk. Orig
inal. Torrllory of Hawaii, )
City and County of ) ss,
Honolulu. )
I. Henry Smith, Clerk of Die Circuit
Court of tho First Judicial Circuit. Ter
ritory of Hawaii, do hereby certify tbe
foregoing to bo n full, true and correct
copy of the original summons In thu
cuso of Territory of Hawaii by Mnr
ston cjampbell, Superintendent of Pub
lie Works, s. Isabella II. Woods ct
al , as tho same remains of record nnd
on file In the ofllco of tho Clerk of said
Court.
1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand nnd iiftlxtd tho
i-eul of said Court this 21ct duy ot
April. 1911.
('S'll HENRY HMITH.
Clerk, Circuit Court of tho First Ju
dicial Circuit, Tcrrltury of Hawaii.
Alexander Lindsay, Jr, Attorney
General, und Arthur G Smith, Deputy
Attorney General, for tho Petitioner.
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S Sierra will sail from this port Feb
ruary 6. 1912. Imtlenil nt uvi.r, ,,-,. t
nnd on return trip will anil from San
Francisco February 1C, lirlnglng her
hero thn morning of tho 22nd of Feb
ruary lu season to sco the annual
Hoi nl Parade.
C. BREWER & CO. (Limited),
Agents, Oceanic Steamship Co.
6 102.tr
It esl but a err dollars o dec.
nrufe a car (or the Flora! 1'ariide.
Aim 11 helps niiiLo Honolulu noted
tlio world our.
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