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KEEP;
POSLAM HANDY;
ALL THE Time;

A jar OF Poslam ready at hand is certain
insurance against skin affections, serious or
slight. which may annoy any member Of the
family at any time.
In quickly disposing or pimples and rashes,
taking soreness out Of burns, scalds, stings,
etc, curing itching feet. scaly scalp, etc..
Poslam-noted for Its remarkable work in the
cure Of eczema. acne and like serious skin
diseases-has become veritable household
remedy. 1t is an active antiseptic, soothes,
cools and subdues Inflammation.
POSLAM SOAP, used daily for toilet and
bath. will keep the skin in healthy condition.
I and improve its color and texture. 1t offers
{ the healing medication OF Posiam in form
( particularly beneficial for tender skim
All druggists sell Poslam (price, 80 cents
{ and Poslam Soap (price, % cents. For free
I samples, write to the Emergency Laborato-
[ ries. 50 West 25th Street, New York City.
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Woman's Chess Match Planned.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Negotiations
are pending for another woman's chess
championship match between Mrs
Natalie Nixdorff. member of the
Woman's Chess Club of New York. and
Mrs. S. r. Burgess of st. Louis, present
holder of the title of American woman
champion. Mrs Nixdorff has forwarded
q formal challenge to the champion, and
1t has been tentatively accepted.
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Obituary.

HENRY Mr.. PETER s. HENRY. formerly Of
Fall River. Mass. hut of late years a resi-
dent of New York city. where he has been a
frst-class clerk in the custom house. died al
Central Islip l.. L. Tuesday May -. 1919.
Mr.. Henry for years an cmploye of the
Metacomet National Bank in Fan River.
Mass starting in there messenger boy
and rising 10 the position of assistant teller.
He was a member at the time ~ his death
Of Mount Hope Lodge of Masons OF Fall
River. Mass. having been in the lodge since
early manhood. and acting for a long time as
it's secretary. He the NJ Ellen Jane
Terrell stepson of Harrison Terrell. both de-
ceased and is survived by Two sister and
three brothers. Mary.s Robert aud Fred
Henry Laura Terrel-Jones and William IA.
III. Terrell.
The funeral services will he conducted 10y Rev.
d. f. Rivers of the Bercan Baptis; Church.
at the funeral parors Of Winslow. 18th and
Il streets Friday May 10. al. 30 pm. ard
the interment will he in Harmony cemetery.
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DIED.

BALLOCH. On May IA. 1918. ut Maplewocd.
\. j.. CATHERINE JANE BAILOCH, aged
seventy-seyen years.
Funeral services at Oak Hill cemetery chapel,
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STREB-BALDWIN. On "Wednesday Nav Ia
1913 by the Rev. Z. j. Connolly SAMUEL
s. STREB and RUTH MERLE BALDWIN.
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In Memoriam.
our dear little girl. MARY VERoSIcA Al
CORN. who departed this life two years ago
Gone. bur not forgotten.
The mouth OF May once more is here.
To US the saddest OF the year.
Because ii took from us away
Our darling Vera, two years ago today.
Dear Vera. shall never TO love you.
Though your form Re in the DUST
SrIne day hope to meet you in heaven,
BY HER PARENTS.
COLEMAN. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our devoted husband and father FRANK
COLEMAN. who departed this life ten years
ago today, May 10 1908.
Yes. will meet him bright morning.
Resting by the waters fair.
For he's waiting for coming
In the upper garden there.
He was thoughtful. loving teader.
With us each and every one:
How he suffered, but rejoicing,
His JOY in heaven has just begun.
BY HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
GARNER: In sad but loving memory Of RUTH
today, May 15 1907.
Forever and forever. all in a blessed home.
And there 10 wait a little while Till all Of you
To lie within the light OF God. lie upon
your breast
And the wicked cease from troubling and the
weary are at rest
BY MAMMA AND SYLVIA.
GREEN In loving remembrance Of our dear
mother. ANNIE GREEN. VINO entered into
rest five years ago today. May H. 1893.
BY HER CHILDREN. NARY GOODRICH AND
CORELIUS AND HAGAR WHITE
JOHNSON In sad hut loving remembrance Of
a dear friend and brother In Christ, MOSES
NJ JOHNSON. who entered into rest one year
ago today. May IL. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-15

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
were entertained at a dinner last night
by Senator and Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Hitch
cock at the Chevy Chase Club. The Sec
rotary of War and Mrs. Garrison. Mrs.
Gardiner of New York and Senator Hollis
of New Hampshire were also guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-15

Washington u 9. saturday. Nav Il. 4,
ppm. I'll.
p,p,~r,, >, -, ,a,, !. pr.i :
Ri-no, pr = r. ,ITrE " -
<o,;ce ~ .,ne-si &c." ~.
49, " ~ 49,
Fridap Ma ~ lai2 ~ : :, m m" from TTs,lr
INA, sian 10 i'io, ~ : P.i"', Ai"'i 'a.is
at Mount oiivet cemetery.
HALL an Tuesday NJ, II ,ai3 a. socorro
II aIi@F n ~ita ~ >stbsn Hall and
,,a,.ht.- =, 10 a., fa,.ns = Sa.ss $3.50 -
HAYDEN Al an Nav Il 1919 M his
home $50 street o,,!hwest PHILIP
JEROME HAYDEN. beloved husband OF
Funeral f.om his late home at $50 am. satur-
Church south capi,oi and n streets se,ih
east. WHERE high reouiem mass Win lie snng
for the repose Of his soul. Friends and reia-
tives Invited l6-
1918. at BIB Georgia arenne northwest
CHARLES rREpERIt'K JACKSON believed
Jackson and nephew OF e r. Jackson
Notice OF funeral hereafter
JACKSON ON "Wednesday morning Nav IL
1913 al his residence 363o 18Th street,
Rrookland n 4 WILLIAM LEAF lack
SON
Services ar residence on SATURDAY. afternoon az
LUCA on Monday MAY IL 1919 al his
timora Md, AMOS TUEopoRF m. h.
loved husband of Helen Virginia Imca
an > nm Remains viii lie In state III he
church from ii an 10 . nm No review
after the services
MAY WILLIAM z. NAY. beloved husband .,
The late Laura /. MAY aged f0-ty-three
years.
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Mrs James Dudley Morgan entertained
at a luncheon today at her country home
in compliment to Mrs. Marshall.
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Reypen sailed from New York for va
rious European ports today.

Miss Marion Oliver will sail Saturday
from New York 10 spend a year in travel
In Europe.
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United States Consul and Mrs. Julius
d. Dreher of Port Antonio, Jamaica,
are the guests of DIR. and Mrs. George
s. Duncan, $500 7th street northeast.
DIR. Dreher was formerly president of
Roanoke College, Salem, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-15

Mrs. Franklin X Lane and Mrs. Ira {.
Copley left yesterday to remain until
Monday in the Blue Ridge mountains.
They are travelling by automobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-15

Tie Secretary of State and Mrs. Bryan
dined with company last night enter
tanned by the Spanish minister and Nine.
RiaDo
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The minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Ritter. with their children. left today for
Boston. Nine. Ritter and the children
sail on the Cretic TO pass the summer in
Switzerland. DR.. Ritter will return TO
Washington within few days. and later
in the season will join his family abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-15

were among those in whom Washing
ton has large interest who sailed to-
day for Europe.
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DR.. and Mrs. Elmer Slayton Newton
have returned from Atlantic City, where
they have been for the past three weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-15

Mrs. Burleson. wife of the Postmaster
General received yesterday at her first
Wednesday reception. Her drawing room
at the Powhatan was thronged for sew
eral hours Mrs Randall Hoes presided
at the tea table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-15

The engagement is announced of Mrs.
Arthur Ferris Bennett and Lieut.. Russell
III. Davis, l.. 5. NJ. e.
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Mrs Maud Howell Smith will take the
part of Justice in Mrs. Hemmicks moral
ity play at the National Theater next
Tuesday afternoon, May 20.
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Gen. and Mrs. Charles L. Fitzhugh
have returned after an absence of al
most a year, which time they spent
abroad, and are at the Shoreham for a
short time.
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Mrs. Olin Warner of New York city
has announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Frances Olin Warner and
Mr.. Ralph Finley McElfresh. who was
graduated from Lehigh University in 1905
Miss Warner is a daughter of the late
DIN Warner, sculptor The wedding will
take place in June at the Cathedral OF
st. John the Divine. in New York city
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Commander S. Takeuchi, naval at
tache of the Japanese embassy. enter
tanned at dinner last evening IN honor
of Capt. Thomas S. Rodgers at Rausch-
er's. The other guests were Command
ers Henry f. bryan. X. X. Belknap.
Thomas L. Craven, a. kautz. William
+. Bricker, DIR. George A. Riker, Lieut..
Alexander Sharp and some Japanese
officers.
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lEetslRTlvE NOTICE.

Senate E.n No. 50 entitled: 'An
Act TO Provide for Hawaii's Exhibit
az the Panama Pacific Exposition,
making a special appropriation for
the construction OF building to
house such exhibit and for the ex>
penses Of its installation and maiate-
nance having been referred to the
Senate committee on Manufactures,
Forestry and Promotion, the commit
tee therefore gives notice 10 all par
ties interested, the said bill will be
considered in a public meeting To be
held on Wednesday, March 10, 1913,
at o'clock p. m. in the Senate cham
Der.
II. B. PENHALLow,
5495-3t. Chairman.
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NEW TODAY

IN THIS CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. In
Probate.-At Chambers. In the mat
Ter Of the Estate, Of Jonah X. Keawe,
Deceased Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
las qualified, as administrator of the
estate of Jonah X. keawe, deceased.
All persons indebted to the estate of
Jonah n. Keawe, deceased. are here
by notified to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned at the office
of Noa W. AIuli, Magoon Building,
corner of Alakea and Merchant
Streets, Honolulu. And all creditors
Of the estate of Jonah X. Kcawe, de
ceased, are notified TO present their
claims, duly verified and with proper
vouchers attached Cf any exist, even
though such claims be secured by
mortgage Of real estate, to. the under
signed al the said office of said Noa
w AluIi within six months from the.
first publication of this notice (Which
is the date hereof, or within six
months after the same shall become
due or such claims will forever be
barred -....s..s.
Dated Honolulu, March -, 1913.
-. -. ~.... EUGENE X. .AIU,
Administrator of the Estate Of Jonah
X. KCaWe, deceased. -:
NOA. W. AEUII, Attorney for Al "
ministrator. :.-.
/ 5495-Mar. IL, %, 30. Apr. 5, II.
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HAWAIIAN ONION
Wins WAY TO
FRONT

Coming close after the cable just
received by S. T. StaFTest, director of
the marketing division of the terri
torial immigration bureau, that the
last shipment of onions had been re-
ceived in San Francisco in perfect
condition and that the market de-
sired alhthat may be shipped, the fol-
lowing article has appeared in the
Daily Commercial News or San Fran
cisco, under date iof February Is:
Hawaii Onions to the Front. >
THE territory Of Hawaii is moving
i'm the right direction to develop its
resources. Under the department of
immigration, labor and statistics, ex-
pertinent stations of farms have been
established to develop agricultural
products best adapted to the islands.
The stations are in control of the
ablest men in their lines so as 20 i'm
prove everything grown and to teach
farmers in improved and scientific
methods of farming. One of these has
made success in cultivating Burmu-
da onions.
'1hey are said to be fully equal to
the best grown in Texas or elsewhere
and maturing much earlier than either
the Imperial valley or Texas Ptrmu-
da onions they can he put on our mar
kets at the best time for Obtaining
highest market prices. A fine test of
the onions can be made this year for
Duncan Campbell e CO., representa-
tives in this city of the department.
expects by next incoming steamer
from Honolulu 5000 crates the first
consignment made to this coast. Il
looks as If the trade will be able to
get all the onions required in the fu-
ture. for the quantity that can he
grown can be made to NEE. an re-
quirements before new cro2 Califor.
MAN are on the market.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit, Territory OF
Hawaii In Divorce.
Ida Metcalf Rosrio, Libellant, VS..
Juan Rosrio, Libellee.
Notice.
To Juan Rosrio, Libellee in the
above entitled cause. Please take
notice that Ida Metcalf Rosrio, Libel
liant in the above entitled cause, filed
suit for divorce against you on the
50th day of July, A. D. 1912, and that
said suit is still pending and set for
hearing before said Court at the old
Y. NJ G. A. building, at the corner of
Alakea and Hotel Streets. in Honolulu,
City and County of Honolulu, Terri
tory of Hawaii. on Tuesday, April 30,
A. d. 1913, at a. m. o'clock of said
day. or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard.
Dated, Honolulu, Feb %, A. d. 1913.
BY order of the Court
JOHN MARCALLIN0,
CLERK
J. M. POEPOE, Attorney for.Iibellant.
54S3-Mar. /, 8, Is, %, 20, Apr. 5.
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ADVISE INCREASE iN
MAGISTRATES PAY

The house finance committee yes.
terIay recommended for passage an
amendment, to the statute relating to
the salaries of the district magistrates,
and the measure was to come up for
third reading today. In addition to
raising the salaries of, several mag.
istrates in the other islands. the mea.
sure tacks on clause requiring that
the several counties shall pay the ex-
penses of the magistrates, In addition
to their salaries. te
Those magistrates recommended for
an increased emolument are:
Second district magistrate, Maka-
wac, Honuaula, from $25 to $50 a
month; Hama magistrate, $50 to see a
month; Kau magistrate. $50 to sS5;
South Hiio, $50 to s16D; fPuna mag
istrate, $50. to s95: Koloa magistrate,
$40 to $S5; Waimea magistrate $50
to $500; Hawaiian magistrate, s55 to
$50, and Hanaleismagistrate, $50 to
$50. b
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eY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE OF UFFiCf-SL RfSh..s; :
Or LANE.

Notice is hereby given that the Sa-
pcTiutenaeHt CT Public Monks, upon
request. proposes 10 officially name
that certain iaac on Nuaana ayesNle.
between Wyllie Stree and Jack Lanc
"Niolopa Lane.
a pahlic Tearing on the above nam.
Ing viii be held at the office of The
superintendent or pu5l:e Works az 2
p. IT, en- IHcSias March ., 1919.
and any person CT prisons having any
objections 20 tic naming or this lane
"Niolcpa nuss appear ne that time
and set sorth such OF laetions.
II no ohjce:ieas arc asade. thiS lane
Will he s. designated from and as,er
The date of tAe hearing March %.
f91al
II. X. niSlIoP.
Superintendent nf puhlic Works.
Honolulu, March L., 1917
1882 lot
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INCREASED EXCHANGE BUSINESS;
FIVE SUGAR STOCKS DECLINED

TIansactio;,s on the HpaolaluNst eek
and bond cxthaagc fer inc SIX days
ended at EoGa yesterday amounted. 10
sis shares with proceeds of sta.
G+2S7Es, aud boz IS If the par value
II $500. to3Gl Of $I14 ,J42.STia, as
compared with 1915 shares for SigS,-
Ill, and bonds for $1,000. in the cor
responding period ended last week,
the increase of business being So,
.k31S7]z. or Ten sugar stocks handled,
live declined and five held their own.
Four miscellaneous stocks show two
advances, the other two being un
changed. Following are last sale que
tations on Saturday and yesterday re-
speciiyely: -. III. &c..
Opening and Closing. -.
Eva, % and 20.
H. C. & s., 34.S71s and 1875.
Hawaiian Pineapple 1926 and 1850.
Honolulu Brewing & Mailing, II
and %.
Kekaha, 80 and $50. i.
McBryde, and 3.S712. ..:
o. r. & L., 1876 and 135.
Oahu, HIS and 16.S7R.
Olaa, 3.75 and 375.
Onomea, 31.75 and Bis.
Pahang Rubber, 19.871h and 19.S7Is.
Pioneer, 24.50 and "a.
Waialua, SO and SS.
Waialua fiyes declined so 20 101.5 so.
Details of transactions are as fol.
IOwS.
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StocI s, ~ .-....... ...~~-.
F,Ia Plantation Co, IS shares Tor
$iig5; pTicr. a.. --sl-...
Hawaiian Cammerctaj & SiUra~ Co.,
$50 shares for -sI5,oH5.5c ,; s,tct, a44.75;
low, 1915. -. ..- ~.
T.. Iawsh n Pipeaprie ca, a23 shares
for s13.f6250 price, 46.56 ..f..@.
Honolulu Brewing & Mating Co.,
536 shares for $12,S7I; high, 33,sa;.
low, 81 ~. s=#. n -.
Kekaha s5usar Co, IL shares for
$2250; Price, $40. .: -. -.
McBryde Sugar Co, 10 shares for
$3.50; price. 38112. - . g. 49,.
Oahu Railway & Land Co, 2S7
shares for 1895; price. 125.
Oahu Sugar Co, 1910 shares for
$f7,S53.121s; high, 17.75; low, 1879.
Olaa Sugar Co., 255 shares for
S94625; price, 3.75. .>~.~'... K
Onomea Sugar Co, 100 shares for
$3175; price. 3l.T5. ......... ..-.= r.
Pahang Rubber Co, 10 shares for
S19S755; price, 419.S7h. ~ ..-.. II.
Paia Plantation Co., 6 shares for
$50; price, 125. ~. y. H.. ~
Pioneer Mill Co., 450 shares for s10,-
$50; high, 24.12h; low, "a. RI
Waialua Agricultural Co., 40 shares
for $500; price, SIS. *-.~.. ~.
Bonds. :....>. r.. :..*.. -. 49,. .>.@:. "
Hilo Railroad Co. 1901 skies, $500
at 40. f.. = E'.. H.
Waialua Agricultural Co. fives, $1,000
at 1880.
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merce and the merchants association
at the instance of the latter. A re-
quest by the association to former
Governor George R., Carter, that he
go to Washington as their represen-
tative during the special session of
Congress to oppose the removal of the
duty on sugar. was the origin of the
movement. Whether he shall go is
not yet decided, but a campaign of
Information through correspondence at
the home base has already been organ
lied under the above named commit
tee. --@.... 49,.
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K0HALA PETITION Is
DEEMED SUPERFLUOUS

1.-The rights of the residents of the
district of North Kohala, in regard to
their being supplied with water from
the bitches, fumes, reservoirs and
tunnels of said ditch company, under
certain conditions, has been well pro-
vided for by the government says
the public lands committe in its re-
Tort, submitted fto the house yester-
day, on the petition of the North Ko-
hala residents asking that the Kohala
Ditch Company be compelled to sup
ply water to them.
Your committee the report fur
Their states, lis therefore of the opin-
ion that the requests of the petitioners
as set forth in their petition have al
ready been provided for in said Ii
cense and they recommend that said
petition be tabled" The report was
adopted and the petition tabled.
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NOTICE.

There will be sold at public auc-
ton at the city and county stables,
Kakaako, on Tuesday, March Is, 1913,
at IL o'clock noon, four horses and
two mules, which have Deen con-
demned.
ID. KALAUOKALANI, JR.,
Clerk, City and County of Honolulu.
5495-5t.
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54a5.3t.
NOTICE.

There will be public meeting of
the house judiciary committee on
"Wednesday evening. March 70, at 7
o'clock in the hall of representatives,
for the purpose of discussion on the
proposed public utilities law.
w. ]. SHELDON,
Chairman House Judiciary Committee.
5493-6t
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Disappointment over the modified
Hartman plan depressed not only
Southern Pacific but the whole list of
stocks on the New York exchange yes
terday. In the afternoon trading was
only nominal, although the tone of the
market was steadier.
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COMMERCIAL NOTES

Matters in the real estate business
areLquiet, so far as large transactions
are concerned, but it is known that
some important deals are being nego-
tiated. @
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A man of Reddfng. Cal, is advertis-
ing for a wife, the only requirements
being that she be under 25 years of
are and "saneiSh"
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SPECIMEN OF LETTER FOR
FIGHTING FREE SUGAR ACTION

national legislators With my MOST
sincere respcc's s. / remain, yarn3 very
truly, =.-
FRED /. WAIDRON. =.
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One of Wilson's first acts asspresi-
dent was to announce that he will
give no audience to office-seekers.
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1t is definitely announced that the
rates of insurance on dwellings will
he reduced, in the, new schedule be-
ing prepared by the board of fire un-
derwriters, but there. is not any sug-
gestion of promise of reduction on
business section risks.
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ing prepared by the board of fire un-
derwriters, but there is not any sug-
gestion of promise of reduction on
business section risks.
Hawaiian stocks in San Francisco
closed yesterday as follows: Hawaii
am Commercial, "a bid; Hawaiian Su-
gar, 33.871z bid, BATS asked; Honokaa,
'750 bid: Hutchinson, 1929 bid; XII
lauea,. IL bid; Onomea. 31.50 bid, 1925
asked; Paauhau, 16 bid
In legislative matters one of the
largest affairs that has loomed is
the question of the extension of the
franchise of the Rapid Transit Co.,
Governor Frear having publicly at
tackled the bill to that end being pro-
NOTED on behalf of the company and
in the same publication presented ar
guments for the passage of a bill he
has himself drafted.
"A feature of the stock exchange
business -of the week has been the
continued decline of Oahu Sugar Co.
stock, the chief reason heard being
an apprehension that the dividend will
stop at the end of June. All sugar
stocks are weak, on account of ap-
rearances that the drought of the past
year is being repeated. as well as he
cause Of the effects of the past siege
on this years crop, not to mention the
uncertainty of the tariff.
The great event of the week has
been the organization of the Sugar
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The great event of the week has
been the organization of the Sugar
Committee, the result of
a conference of the chamber of COM
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The seismograph at the Georgetown
University registered an earthquake
beginning at 1902 o'clock this morning
This varied at irregular intervals I'M
til 5:22 o'clock Father Orondorf es-
timated the center of the disturbance
was 1900 miles away
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-15

A warrant is out for the arrest of
Rupert F. Hooper. head of the trust
department of the Mercantile Trust
Company in San Francisco, against
whom a complaint has been filed by
John d. Mckee, vice president and
cashier of the company. ....-E...
Mckee alleges that Hooper embez-
zled 1925 on January 81. 1911. The
actual amount embezzled, according to
Mckee, is about $4,000. ~. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-15
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