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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per NJ. n. S. S. Lurline, from San
Francisco, March II. For Honolulu
Mr.. w. D. Alexander, Mr.. F. J. Benny,
Mr.. B. W. Case. Mr.. A. E. Cooley,
Mr.. Carl c. Curtis, Mrs. Carl G. Cur
tbs, Mr.. G. ]. Diamond, Mrs. G. J..
Diamond, Mr.. H. E. Decker, Miss ]. L.
Dietz, Mr.. Geo. w. Foote. Mrs. Geo.
W. Foote Mrs. ]. c. Foss and child,
Mrs. Charles Gilmore. Mr.. D..J. Har-
ris, Mrs. Florence Howard, Mr.. S. s.
Hutchinson. Mrs. S. S. Hutchinson,
Mr.. B. E. Johnson, Mr.. G. l.. Keeney,
Mrs. G. L. Kaenev, Mr.. Henry KnPa"k,
Mrs. Henry Knaack, Mr. A. w. Law
renee. Miss Martha Marsh, Mrs. Robt.
Marsh, Mr. Thomas f. Marshall, Mrs.
Thomas F. Marshall, Mrs. McEldow.
ney, Mrs. Florence Moore, Mr. S. V.
Moriarity. Mr.. ]. j. O'Rourke, Mrs.
j. ]. O'Rourke, DIR. Nj. Raynor, Miss
Florence Rightmeyer, Mr.. D. o. Rod.
gers, Mr.. Chas. F. Shines, Mr.. B. f.
Stradley. Mrs. B. F., Stradley, Mr.. J.. c.
Turner, Mr.. VIM. H. yedder, Mrs. VIM
H. Vedder, Mr.. j. J. Vorpe, Mrs. J. j.
Vorpe. Mr.. R. H. Wilson. Mr.. Sam
Wong, Mr.. l.. Brown. Mr.. r. D. Arni-
strong, Mr.. H. G. Middlediteh.
Per str. Mauna Kea from Hilo via
way ports: G. w. Brooks, L. j. Dew
lin, j. E. Kenny and wife, Miss H,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11

With hundreds of stevedores and
waterfront habitues as spectators, a
Japanese stowaway escaped a strong
guard maintained on board the Pacific
Mail liner Siberia late yesterday aft
ernoon. and following fierce battle
for life in the waters of the harbor,
was finally brought to shore, restora-
tives being applied TO bring the man
back to consciousness.
Five Japanese who failed to secure
transportation or passports were dis
covered on board the Siberia shortly
after that vessel sailed from Yoko--
hama for Honolulu.
The officers rounded up the men
and they were confined to an impro-
vised brig
While passing the prisoners some
food yesterday afternoon one man.
aged to slip by the attendant. He
soon gained the forward deck of the
vessel, and rushed to the starboard
rail and leaped some twenty feet into
the waters of the harbor.
A general alarm. was. sent up from
the ship. The Siberia lay at Alakea
wharf, where 1900 tons of oriental
cargowere being discharged. A large
force of stevedores and laborers were
Immediately attracted by the riot call,
end FASTENED to the esplanade, from
which point the japanese struggles
in the water could be plainly viewed.
That the man knew little or nothing
about swimming, or even keeping
afloat, was apparent.
Thoroughly frightened, the Japanese
called Justify for assistance. Several
Hawaiians plunged over the wall and
were soon near the thoroughly ex-
hausted stowaway.
However, when brought to the land.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
ARMAMENT FOR
COAST DEFENSE

Portions of armament for coast de-
Tense guns, some pieces weighing
twenty tons, were landed at Honolulu
with the arrival of the Matson Nayi-
cation liner Lurline from San Fran
cisco today
Bringing fifty cabin and eleven
steerage, passengers, the steamer
berthed at Hackfeld wharf at 1880,
completing a passage in which the ell
ements were not at all favorable.
Strong gales and heavy seas prevailed
portion of the way across the Pa
cific. One hundred and sixty sacks
of mail and 5000 tons cargo are in
tended for this port.
An interesting program of deck
sports was arranged by Capt. Weed
en- and Purser Meyers in which many
passengers participated. On the aft
erdeck of the vessel twenty-five head
OF stock travelled in safety.
The Lurline is to be dispatched for
Kahului on Thursday evening, where
500 tons freight will be discharged.
The last trip to the coast was the
toughest l ever encountered" declar-
ed Captain Weeden today in discuss
ing the experience through which the
Lurline and her passengers went in
steaming to San Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
OAHU CONTINUES
ON DOWN GRADE

By three successive stages since
yesterdays session of the stock ex-
change. Oahu has lost three-eighths of
a point In recess 10 and % shares
sold at 17.50, and 80 and 20 at an
eighth less. On the board and 5
shares went at 1725, which is the
price now asked with an eighth less
bid. Other sales reported are 70 and
80 Oahu Railway unchanged at 135,
and % Brewery advanced half point
to 90. so, at which so and 10 shares al
SO sold on the board Oiaa is steady
at 8 rs for % shares, and Onomea at
81. IS for 10 and 10 shares. Pineap-
pie is up a quarter-point in sale OF
25 shares at 46 so.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
FEMININE OPIUM
SiAUGGLERA
PUZZLE

Mrs. NJ. s., Taylor. former steward
ess OF the Mongolia and returning TO
Honolulu on the Wilhelmina March is
TO answer to charge Oh smuggling
opium into this port, has given the
local authorities more than little
trouble in issuing the proper warrants
for her arrest and return to this city.
The case is as curious an one as has
come UP in a long time. When the
u. s. marshal discovered that Mr..
Taylor was alleged to have struggled
the opium, she was alreacy on her
way to San Francisco. He at once
cabled the San Francisco office notify
ing them of the charge against the
woman and also of the fact that a
bench warrant, made out In this city,
would be mailed at once to San Fran
cisco. Upon the information con-
tanned in the cable, the U. 8. commits
siofier in San Francisco met Mrs. Tay-
Tor at the wharf He was then in a
ouandry as to her arrest, however,
since the bench warrant issued in Ho-
nolulu had not yet reached him. He
then discovered that, upon informa-
ton received in the cable, he could
swear out commissioners warrant
and In this way detain Mrs. Taylor.
The bench warrant, mace out in Ho-
nolulu, finally. reached the San Fran
cisco office and thereupon Mrs. Tay-
lor was discharged from the commits
sioner's warrant and re-arres;eG upon
the warrant made out here. She Will
be accompanied on the journey from
San Francisco to Honolulu by the u.
S. Marshal of San Francisco. Like
Samuel ID. Haucman, the Seattle
merchant, Mrs. Taylor is alleged to be
in the international ring organized for
the sole purpose of smuggling opium,
and her trial promises to be a sensa-
tional one.
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ST0R AGE
CITY TRANSFER CO.,
s1EF-S, JAS. LOVE

Ike Xiii akau mai lIolnaloa q Mkt
SSe XIII henIa PuuaRahuiu, Wahi ko-
no, ma ka hale IA Aha Hookolokolo
kaapHni ma Kailua
j. MAHELE EONO-O he koena aku o
ka Apana Kona Akau. Wahi kobe, ma
Ia halekula keauhou.
MAHELE EHIKI-o Ia hapa ka
Apana Kona Hema ma ka akaa o
Ia laina moe ana mai he kai mai ma
ka palena akau Honaunau. ma paleEa
aikina o Honaunau, KeoSea, Kiilae, Ike.
ALA anne ka palena .akau o Kahuku.
Wahi koho, ma ka halelIo 0 John Gas.
par ma kahauloa.
MAHELE EWALU-O ka hapa IA
Apana Kona Hema mawaena ka
mahele ehiku anne ka palena akau o
Olelomoana l. Wahi koho, ma ka hale
hookolokolo Hookeua.
MAHELE EIWA-o Ike koena aku o
ina ka Halekula Papa.
MAIIELE UMl--o ka hapa ka A.
pana Kau ma Ike Komohana o ka pa
lena komohana hema Punaluu anne
ka laina mai ka pike akau mai Pu-
naluu a hiki ka pike akau . Kahuku.
Wahi koho, ma ka hale hookolokolo o
Waiohinu.
MAHELE UNI AHI-
o ka palena hikina Nunulu Xxi ame
Lamaloloa anne Ike alanni a hiki Wai-
mea. Wahi koho, ma ka haiekula 0
Makapala.
MAHELE ELUA-0 Ike koena aku
.0l. A -. l., A -, IL
ma ka halekula Honomakau.
MAHELE EKOLU--O ka hapa ka
Apana Kohala Hema maIuna ole
ia ma Ike komohana o Ia laina ekolu
mile maluna moe kaulike ana pie
he kahakai. Wahi koho, ma ka hale
hookolokolo Waimea.
No Ike koena aku o ka Apana ko-
hala Hema, mana Mahele Umi,kuma-
nalua.
MAHELE EHA--o ka hapa Ia A.
pana Kona Akau ma ka akau ka
laina holo ana mai Ike kai mai ma ka
palena hema Honokohau 2, Honoko
hau /, holo ke'a ana ma Kaupulehu
a ma ma palena hema Puuwaawaa anne
Pnuanahulu. Wahi koho, ma ka hale
kula KalaOa.
MAHELE ELlMA-O ka hapa ka
Apana o Kona Akau mawaena ka
mahele cha anne ka laina mai Ike kai mai
Ike koena aku ka Apana Kau. Wahi
koho, ma ka Hale Hookolokolo o Pa
hala.
MAHELE INTERCHANGEABLE %
ke koena aku o ka Apana Kohala
Hema. Wahi koho, ma ka halekula o
.Kawaihae.
i hoike no ka oiaio . Reia, ke Kau
nei au ko'u lima, me ka hoopili pl
ana mai Ike Sila Nui o Ike TERITOkI
o HAWAII.
Hanaia ma Ike Kapitala, ma HOMO.
LULU keia la 10 Maraki, NJ. H.
1913.
(Sila) w. f. FREAR,
Kiaaina Hawaii.
Ma Ike Kiaaina,
f. A. MOTT-SMITH,
Kakauolelo Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
CHINAMAN SAYS
IN STUPOR when
NAN WAS SHOT

Appearing in his own defense on
the witness stand. Lee Hin Joa. ae-
eused of having murdered Wong Fook
on board the Korea, this morning tes-
titled in Judge Clemens court that he
was in a condition of sturor at the
time of the alleged shooting and that
he has no recollection whatever OF
tie events that transpired. He re-
membered, he said. the card game dur.
ing which he and Wong Fook had
some words of alteration, but he de-
clared that he had no knowledge OF
going down to his stateroom ana get
ting a gun and then returning and
firing the shots that snuffed out Fook's
life. Not satisfied with the attorneys
cross-examination of the witness. the
jury piled question after question
upon him. receiving in substance the
information that Jou was not addicted
to the use of opium, that he had never
before gone into a trance such as he
described, and that, in quarreling over
the cards, he did not remember OF
having received blow upon the. heal
such as would possibly have account
ed for his loss of memory.
Two other witnesses were called for
the defense, Chu Gem and High Sher-
if Henry. When the court convenes
this afternoon, few more witnesses
will be recalled for the government
and then, after the arguments to the
jury, the jury will try to arrive at a
decision. A verdict In the case Is ex-
pected today. Lee Hin Jou is indicted
for murder in the first and second de-
grees. and mansaughter in the first
and second
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
M,DUFFIE LANDS HIS MAN

David Kaiapu is awaiting a hearing
at the lower court, charged with hay-
ing been implicated in the series OF
lobberies in upper Nuuanu valley,
among which the premises of the
Oahu Country Club is alleged to have
been visited and the cash register
rified.
According to Chief of Detective Nc
Duffie. who effected the arrest, the
man has confessed to his par:icipa-
ton in one or more of the robberies,
besides duplicating several others in
the matter.
II is predicted that several youth
will be placed under arrest, with a
prospect Of spending some time at the
leformatory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Guardian Trust Company, Ltd.

: At the annual meeting of stOckhold-
ers of the Guardian Trust Company,
Limited, held in Honolulu on Monday,
March 10, 1913, the following directors
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year: William o. Smith, w. w.
Chamberlain. John Waterhouse, A. F.
Judd, S. A. Baldwin, w J. Forbes and
w. F. Dillingham;; and at a subse-
quent meeting of these directors held
the same date the following officers
of the company were elected to serve
Tor the same period: ....
William o. Smith ........ President
S. A. Baldwin -. list Vice-President
A. F. Judd I'D President
L. ]. Warren ............S Secretary
w. w. Chamberlain ....... Treasurer
The Audit Co. of Hawaii. Ltd Auditor
H.. l.. J. WARREN.
Secretary. Guardian Trust company,
Limited. -.
Honolulu, March IL. 1913.
NJ. .c-. 5491-3t.
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Maui Land Partitioned.

Deeds of partition have been ex-
changed between Cecil Brown ct al,
trustees of the estate of the late
James Campbell, and Antoine Vierra
MARCEL, whereby the Campbell es-
tate takes the western half and Mar
ciel the eastern half of the ahupuaa
'of Nun, district of Kaupo, Maui, which
they have heretofore owned as tenants
in common. Each part contains 5000
acres. A consideration of 81 was paid
On each side. -
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Articles of association of the Wal

Articles of association of the Waia-
,no Spring Water Works Company,
cornoration formed for the purpose OF
ssIiing and producing soda water, were
s;,ad fhis morning at the office of the
.a.r;.or;as treasurer The capital
o.coly of the company has been di-
yided into 100 shares of $se each, max
,ng total capitalization of $4,000.
Thora are some twenty stockholders,
All Japanese.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
PERSONALITIES

MRS. GEORGE G. HEWITT. wife
of the late Senator Hewitt. arrived in
Honolulu this morning, accompanied
by Senator Coke, who escorted her
here from her home at Waiohinu,
Kan. The funeral of the late senator
will take place at Waiohinu Monday
or Tuesday of next week. The SEN
ators will escort the body to the ship
and one or two may accompany it to
Mrs. Hewitt's home.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11

]. ], Byrne, through his attorneys,
has discontinued his suit against
Young Chun in the circuit court.
Eugene X. Aiu, upon giving bond
of $1,000. was this morning appointed
administrator of the estate of Jonah
X. Keaee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
Y. M. c. A. NOTES

More than fifty men attended the
third meeting of the Bible Study Club
which was held in Cooke hall at six
o'clock last evening. Following the
usual dinner, George Ler;go. secretary
of the associations of southern China,
spoke upon some recent developments
in Canton. DR.. William Fl. Gulick also
gave an interesting talk concerning
the attitude of the Spanish people to-
ward the Bible.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
AerOgramS
olaa Makes Bio Showing.

Olaa Makes Big Showing.
largest showing in the report of sug-
ars awaiting shipment from the isl.
and of Hawaii. according to figures
brought to this city by Purser Phil
lips with the arrival Of the steamer
Mauna Kea The sugar list follows:
Olaa $4,000, Waiakea 5000, Hawaii
Mill 34D0, Hilo Sugar Co. 300, Ono
mea 20,450, Pepeekeo 5000, Honomu
5000, Honomu 5000, Hakalau 1885,
Laupahoehoe 1850, Kaiwiki 5000, Ku-
kaiau ITO, Hamakua 1000, Paauhau
6000, Kukuihaele 1000, Honuapo 1911
sacks.
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MA KE KAU0HA
KUAHAUA KoHo BALoTA KUI-
..... KAwA. ~

kuli&e ri me Ike kanawai, Owau, o
WALTER F. FREAR, Kiaaina 0 he Tt
EITORI o HAWAII, MA keia lie ku-
kaIa aku nei, malamaia ana he koho
baloka kuikawa ma ka Poakahi, Ape
rila Il. 1913, iloko ka Apana Sena-
toa Ekahi. apo ana ka MokuPuni o
Hawaii. mawaena ma bora 5 o &c ka-
kahiaka ame ) Ike ahiahi, no Ike koho
ana hOa no Ike Senate ka Ahaeielo o
Ike TERITORI. HAWAII, no ka hoo
plha ana i ka hakahaka ma o ka make
ana 0 GEORGE c. HEWITT, no Ike kau
pau' ole, a e pau ana ma ka t'oaiua
mua, mahope ka Peakahi mua, iio&O
o N0venaha, 1914. 49,, r.
Ma mahele koho anne M wahi koho,
Ola keia malalo tho: -. =. - =.
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kalana Hawaii. III .. II.
MAHELE EKAIlI--O ka hapa ka
Apana 0 Puma ma ka hema Keaau
anne Ike komohana o ka laina moe
ana ma ka palena h;Kina Kamaiii. ka
paleRa komohana IA alma hookuo
noono Kaohe anne ka lama moe loihl
la mailaila aku hiki i ka palena o
Keaau. Wahi koho, ma ka halekula o
Kalapana.
MAHELE ELUA-O ka hapa ka
Apana o Puma ma ka hema o Keaau
ma ka hikina ka maheie ekahi. Wahi
koho, ma ka hale hookolokolo Ka-
poho.
MAHELE EKOLU-O Ike koena aku
0 ka Apana o Puma, e komo pu ana ma
alma Keaau anne Olaa, Wahi koko,
ma ka halekula eiwa mile, ma Ike ala
nui o ka Luaopele.
: MAHEIE EHA-O ka hapa ka
Apana Hilo Hema ma ka hema 0 Ike
aIanui Ponahawai anne Ike alanui anna
ka laina o ,kOna hooloihiia ana aku q
hjkii Ike kai. Wahi koho, ma ka Hale
kaa ka Halelio o ka LuaopeIe ma
Waiakea.
MAHELE ELIMA--o ka hapa o ka
Apana Hilo Hema mawaena ka ma
heie cha anne Ike kahawai Honoiii ma
kai anne ka palena hema Paukaa maui
ka. Wahi koho, ma ka hale o ka Aha
Hookolokolo Kaapuni ma Hilo.
MAHELE E0N0-0 ka hapa ka
Apana Hilo Hema mawaena ka ma
hele elima anne ka palena hema Ma
kahanaloa. Wahi koho, ma ka hale
kuia Papaikou.
MAHELE EHIKU-.0 Ike koena aku
o ka Apana Hilo Hema. Wahi koho,
ma ka halekula .Honomu.
MAHELE EWALU-O ka hapa ka
Apana Hilo Akau ma ka hema Ike
kumu o Ike awawa O Maulna makai anne
ka palena hema o Maulua mauka. Wa
hi kohO, ma ka hale hoahu ukana Ho-
nohina.
MAHELE EIWA-O Ike koena aliu
% ka Apana o Hilo, Akau, e kome pu
ana ka alma HnIhnn1a. Wahi koh6,
ma ka hale hookolokoIo Laipahoe-
hoe
Mahele Umi-0 ka hapa ka Apana
o Hamakua ma ka -hikina ka palena
hikina Kalopa anne ka laina kona
hooioihiia ana akin a hiki Pun Oma-
okoili. Wahi koho, ma ka Halekula o
Paauilo.
MAHELE UMI-KUUMAMAKAHI-
O ka hapa ka Apana Hamakua ma
waena O ka mahele uni anne ka palena
hikina o Malanahae anne Kapoaula anne
kona hooloihiia ana aku hiki Pau Ka
liaIi. Wahi koho, ma ka hale hookolo-
koIo O Honokaa.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants
EXCHANGED
Tuesday, March II.

Tuesday, March II.
HIL0 = Sailed, March 10, 10 p. M,
S. S. Missourian, for Salina Cruz
- Sailed, March s, s. S.
China, for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO =. Sailed. March 3,
schr. Honoipu, for Hama.
.,1 AerOgrams.
S. S. HYADES - Arrives from Seat
tie Wednesday evening.
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VIA lIm 4 NO
18!S El$l sls|l ISaSs|iA
W1yl--ADO
SITUATION WANTED

Experienced young. lady typist, with
some knowledge of bookkeeping and
shorthand, wishes position. Address
"G. p" this office. 5491-St. z
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HELP WANTED.

Man Wanted to invest $4,000 for the
manufacture of composition flooring,
partition walls, sinks, bathtubs, wash
trays and all classes of ornamental
work for buildings. Samples on ex-
hibition at Csc Beretania. Phone
1851 5491-5t
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STAR-BUELETIN GIVES YOU
T0DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11

Inter-Island Sailings This Day.
The Inter-Island steamer Mikahala
for Maui, Molokai and Lenai ports is
on the berth for dispatch at 8 o'clock
This evening.
The Kinau, the regular Kauai liner,
is slated for departure at 5 o'clock,
taking passengers, mail and cargo for
Garden Island ports.
Taking cargo and mail only, the
steamer Niihau will sail at. 5 o'clock
this evening, covering the route of
the Noeau at the windward ports
along Kauai.
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Left Moi for Honolulu.

The British steamer Harmatta, with
600 tons Japanese coal, is. reported
TO have sailed from Moi for Honolulu
today, according to a cable received
by the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company The vessel is under char
ter to bring fuel to the local coasting
steamship bunkers, The frefghter is
due to arrive here on or about March
%. The Harmattan will be followed
by the British steamship Cape Fin
nesterre, that is on the berth at New
castle, N. S. W., to load coal con-
signed to the Inter-Is.and. This yes
sci should reach this port the first
week of April.
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APANA. LUNAMAKAAINANA EKA,
HI-HAPA . KA APANA- SENA-
TOA EKAHl. IL

Ma Apana Puma. HiIo Hema, Hilo
Akau anne Hamakua, MokuPuni anne
kalana Hawaii. s..... -
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Charles A. Stanton & Co., Inc,

First National Bank Building,
San Francisco, California.
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iHilo Shipping. I'll
The American schooner Camano
was moored at railway wharf at Hilo
pending the discharge of shipment
Of lumber, at the time the Inter-Isiand
steamer Mauna Kea visited the port.
The Camano is expected will be- dis
patched for the Sound within week.
The American freighter
AIissiourian was taking on the last of
big shipment of sugar when the
Mauna Kea sailed for Honolulu. The
United States lighthouse tender Ku-
kui was also a caller.
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Missourian SaiI-G from HiIo.
Taking 1900 tons of sugar, gath
cred at the several island ports, the
Hawaiian freighter Mis-
sourian is reported to have sailed
from Hilo for Salina Cruz late last
evening. The vessel was supplied
with about 5000 cases of preserved
rineapples during the stay at Homo
lulu. The Missourian brought large
general cargo for discharge at Homo
lulu, Kahului, Port Allen and Hilo.
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Mauna X a an Arrival Today.
Pour InterIsland steamers were at
Hilo loading or discharging cargo at
the time the Mauna Kea called there.
The flagship returned to Honolulu
this morning with a fair sized list of
passengers and small amount of car;
go. According to Purser Phillips the
vessel met with light Winds and
northerly swells. The steamer Like
like had loaded sugar at island ports
and was to call at Kipahulu today.
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MEMS CLOTHES
Quality, Style, Pattern, Fit and Dura-
biIity Combined with Economical
Pricing, Has Made NJ. & X.
the Best Store in the
Tri-Cities.

For men and young men who want
the right things in clothes we always
provide the best and when such houses
as Hart Schafner & Marx, Society
Brand, Carson, Meyer & Co, and
Clothcraft put their seal of approval
on every suit and overcoat We send
out. il follows rs a matter of course
that we back up with our name every
claim these houses make.
Our business was built and kept by
only such methods and it's our cater.
ing to the best. with the best, that
has given our clothes such an en-
yiable name and reputation.
Then, too, it's the care we give to
our customers in fit. If you are hard
tall, or too short, or maybe too tall
and stout, forget it and come here
with the certainty of being correctly
and accurately fitted in just what you
want.
Serges. plain soft weaves.
Hair lines and chalk stripes in suits
of every stylish model and a generous
showing of fancy English patterns in
Norfolks.
Overcoats-Every good style and
plenty of them ChinchilIa, of course.
because they're very popular, and
we've got them in blue and all shades
of gray. Vicunas, twills, Montagnacs
and homespun fabrics in light colors
and many of them rainproofed. Some
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-05
avs and Regulations,

Laws and Regulations, is hereby
amended TO read as follows:
3. Parcels of fourth-class matter
shall net be accepted for mailing I'M
less packed so as TO insure safe ship
ment and permit the contents to be
easily examined. (See Sec. 474)
Such matter inclosed in boxes to
which the lids are nailed or screwed
may be accepted for mailing at the
fourth-class rates of postage if, with
reasonable effort, the lids can be re-
moved by the use of = chisel, screw
driver, or other suitable instrument,
for the purpose OF permitting exami-
nation OF the contents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-05
COMPANY A HOLDS
SUPPER AT ARMORY

Monday night the local Com
pany A, /. " G., will give an oyster
supper at the Armory hail. An inter
estiag program has been arranged and
q social session will be observed.
The supper was arranged as re-
suit OF a controversy over a rife shoot
held about year. ago, when the mar
ried members were defeated. and the
single men are entitled to the eats.