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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-15

The cargo brought by the Inter-Isl-
and steamer cNiihau included $500
sacks sugar, gathered at several ports
slong the coast of Kauai. This vessel
met with fine weather on the entire
trip The Niihau officers report the
charging at Garden Island ports.
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claudine in from Maui Ports.
renyo Maru Here Thursdax.

Tenyo Maru will arrive at Honolulu
from San Francisco on Thursday
morning, May %, instead of Friday
morning, May %. which is in accord
ance with the Japanese eompany's
schedule.
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The husband of Edith Wharton, the
novelist refused to discuss the rumor
of a pending divorce. saying that "as n
Harvard man. he did not care to
crafty pruriency"
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NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I have
this day bought out the interest OF
5. Stu Lin in the C. Apau q Co.
(iSogned) G. APAU.
5547-May IS, II, 20, %, "a.
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If it's a woman and the shoe pinch
es, she buys it,
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aan Away for Kauai Tonight.

Ham Away for Kauai loh'gnt.
Taking large assortment OF gem
eral cargo. including lumber, coal.
FERTILIZER and cement, the lnterisland
steamer w. G. Hall mas been made
ready for sea, and is listed Tor dis
match for the Garden Island at hEe
O'clock this evening. the Han wlli
cary a few cabin and DECK passen-
gers as well as a mali.
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FOR SALE.
FURNISHED HOUSES.

Residence at 1911 Beretania st. is
again offered for rent. Parties tel
ephoning before, please ring up
3J42 5547-tf
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FOR RENT.

New. unfinished cottage. bed
rooms with bath and electric lights;
500 per month: Kalakaua ave. mr.
King. Apply for particulars, C. Ok 7
mura. contractor. King mr.. Kala-
kaua ave- 5547-1m.
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Gold signet ring. Initials E. G.. Re
turn to this. office and receive re-
ward. 5546-iw-
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Linen overcoat with pigskin cigar case
in pocket; lost on Sunday between
Heeia and Kahana. Return to this
office. 5544-2t.
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PAJAMAS.

F. Iyeda. pajamas. shirts. kimonos OF
all kinds; made to order; work
guaranteed; King mr.. South.
5547-6m.
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WORLDS news CONDENSED

Home and Foreign Dispatches Giving Worlds News
at Glance.
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Brindle COW branded ]. r. 3. strayed
from Woodlawn pasture. Return to
603 s. Beretania st. and receive re-
ward. 5546-1w.
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LOST.

Diamond and pearl sunburst pin lost
on Saturday evening at Oahu Col
lege. Return to this office and re-
ceive reward. 554+St.
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Roll of money between end of Wal
kiki car line and Kahala. Liberal
reward of returned to this office.
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Wednesday, a brown cameo brooch.
Finder please return to Star Bulle-
tin office. Reward. 5547-3t.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

For Real Estate Bargains in all sec
tions of Honolulu. call up JIG.
Sousa, Phone 1884. 103 StangenEaid
Building.
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May Secure Funds for Carnival
Through Method Successful
~ Used BY 7 INCA. !

Paul Super, general secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
addressed the noon meeting Of the Ad
Club carnival committee today, Civ.
ing an outline Of how the association
carried on its campaign by which it
raised 100000 for It's new building.
Mr.. Super gave many Of the details of
the work, and Chairman A. L. Cat
kinson and the other members of the
committee expressed the opinion that
the Y. M. C. A. plan would almost
fit in with the present plans of those
in, charge OF organizing the work Of
selling stock in the proposed carnival
corporation.
Former Governor George r; Carter
was present at the beginning of the
meeting ands in a short talk, laid spe-
cial stress on the preliminary work.
BE sure that your campaign of
spreading information and getting
men in line is thoroughly DONE" he
said, 'and you will fnd that the Sc
curing of funds viii be easy. -.
Harry Strange, as chairman of the
organization committee. reported that
he had named the following persons
as members of the committee and
that they had agreed to serve: A L.
c. Atkinson, E. o. White, E. Pax
son and George K. Stein. Mr.. Strange
said that the committee will meet at
an early date and take up the matter
of appointing team leaders" who will
head the various squads of workers
during the day of actual subscription
getting. and also discuss further or.
ganization matters. Strange said
that the committee wanted as soon
as nnssfhle q nnmnlefa list nf ALI those
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-15
SOME NATIONAL GUARD STAFF
OFFICERS MUST BE DENOTED

general, major; one Judge advocate
general. major; pay department one
major; quartermaster department. one
major: subsistance department. one
major: medical department. one ma
ior. one captain or lieutenant; ord
nance department, one major.
This means . drop in rank for sev-
efal local officers. and advancement
for others. At the present tine. the
inspector, Colonel Ziegler. Is q full
colonel: the sargeon-general. Col.
Cooper. IS 4 lieutenant. colonel; Lieut.
enantlcolonels Short and Fisher. ol
tie 1uartarmastsr and pay depart
ments. must become majors On the
other side or the ledger. Captain
Snithies OF the ordnance depart
ment. and Captain Peters OF the Judge
advocate generals department. are
entitled to "a advance of one grade.
While Circular 3 IL stirring ub hot
discussion throughout the country. II
Il the belief Of most army oflcers
and to those who have given the mat
ter Impartial thought. that the re-or-
ganization win make for efficiency.
and that the National Guard win be
In much better shape when organiz-
ed along new lines.
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UTILITY COMMISSION
HEARS COMPLAINT

At a meeting of the public utilities
commission this afternoon. attended
by Commissioners J. N. 8. Williams
and A. j. Gignoux, the accident reports
of the Honolu:u Rapid Transit e Land
Company for the last i've weeks were
read and filed. and the report Of the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany read concerning the complaint Of
the Nahiku Rubber Company.
The latter protested to the com
mission recently that the steamship
company had refused to accept a ship.
ment of lumber from Kahului to Hama,
Maui. The complaint was referred by
the commission to the transportation
firm, which today submitted its an
swer. This, together with the COM
missions report on the subject, was
ordered forwarded to the Nahiku Rub
Der Company. The, commission win
meet again next Friday afternoon, at
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Or. Suyehjfo Tells Of His Work
in Studying Conditions Of
Fellow eoultrymen

Declaring that japan, II she would
become great world power, musr
seek now fields to which her sub
Ejects may migrate as they have done
In the past to q tlifornfa and Canada.
DR. Shigeo Suy bro. q professor In
THE Imperial Uni ersify at Kioto, who
was a through passenger on the Kiyo
Maru en- route Is Japan after six
Amonfhss tour 0E the. Pacific coast.
spoke before q large audience In the
Japanese Central institute Saturday
evening, ontIini1g and enumerating
the points Ii the now prevalent anti
Japanese questions &
During HIS yf1it q the naihland,
|poEt0r Enyehiro sitAd Ii Caljforpia,
Canada and Mexie0 where, he said. he
found that the Nipponese residents
were succeeding In the various indus
tries, especially In farming His adj
dress was listened to with keen IN
.terest, and the local Japanese news
papers gave considerable space to his
remarks. Translations quote him as
follows:
II studied particularly the antfJap-
anese problems and found II to be
= complicated affair. n cannot pre-:
sent all these complicated reasons in
speech, but shall endeavor TO give just
the facts. Japan Is a small country
with large population, and the doors
are shut to her people not only in
California but In Canada, Australia
and some ports in Africa. The solv-
ing, one way or the other. OF this
problem, win tell whether or not Ja-
pan is to become great nation or
whether she win shrink to q small
one. The Immigration question Is
greater than any war into which ia
pan has yet entered. Il IL an eco
nomical problem and It's solving means
either the life or death Of the Japa-
.nese people. Hawaii Is now IN Z state
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-15
J. N. S. WILLIAMS ....
NOW ASSOCIATED WITH
THE0. H. DAVIES & CO.

J. N. S. williams, formerly super.
intendent Of the Kahului railway OF
Maui, and member Of the public util.
.ity commission and also member of
the Hawaii fair commission, is now
associated with the Thee II. Davies
& Company. Announcement to this
effect was made today by George Da.
vies of the firm. .-c,.i,
Mr.. Williams, who is regarded by
many as one of the best authorities
on several phases of the sugar In
dustry here, will probably act for the
company In whatever business it may
have requiring the expert knowledge
he possesses, which is particularly
keen, it is said, on sugar mills. On
Maui he achieved the reputation OF
being splendid plantation manager
Though he has been in the railroad
business for some time now, he has
always been regarded primarily as a
sugar man.
In his affiliation with Davies G
Company, the firm has no doubt gain.
ed q valuable addition to its person.
nal = - :.
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And Others VIM Get Promotion
to Conform with the Militia
Law Which Goes Into Effect
Next Year

At least one fine larse pair Of
eagles viii be flyig, around loose.
scattering silver leaves a. they 90,
in connection with The reorganization
of the National Guard OF Hawaii. 4Cls-
cllar 8" the missiyes from the division
Of militia affairs issued some months
ago which calls attention to the fact
that the organized militia must con-
form by january 4 10 the same orEan-
isation as the regular army, SHOWS In
tabular form the. various general s ar
officers authorized Tor militia com
mands. Taking e fer sranted TINT
the 1ss infantfy G. H, win be re
cruited up % 12-cothpaAy strength BY
January 1, In eompliance with the
law, there win skill have to be : mum
Der Of fdemotion4 Ilad6 In the staff.
For aless than two regiments" |"
which win be the militia organization
OF Hawaii. the following general staff'
oflcers are allowed: One Inspector
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-15
ADCLUBCO SIDERINGPLANS
FOR STOCk. SELLING CAMPAIGN

from whom It Is hoped to get SUB:
scriptions.
Mr.. Atkinson reported for the com.
mittee on data and information that
his committee had already begun to
get the necessary material together
and would at once begin shpplyins
Mr.. Strange's COMMITTEES with the de.
sired information. Tom ShaFpHchair.
man of the publicity and advertising
committee, reported that VIII Watne
Of the Star Bulletin and JDlih J. H1ley
of the Advertiser win be associated
with him on this committee. Mr.. At.
kinson once more urged that every
resident of Hawaii be informed Of the
purpose of the campaign and be urged
to buy stock in the proposed corpora
.tion. = III -FE.' sssz
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-15
ESIIGAIOR FINDS JAPANESE
SITUATION ON COAST COMPLICATED

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sprsao y Lnese Islalus g ny .l.ns
ano J. = ~ % you peopls sLns sspa'
nese y sMala. " toI ~ ,l.s
Inerelore viii ezpla.h g yon W.. =
these antr1apanese Ieetnss ele q
otner countfles-
~ SaliioInia ana C1naos mere aIe
two qnesslons. Inc nIst 'aI''lL = g s.op
enlire,y tne lnllnl !. sra slol q saRenSss.
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tnose yapanese Nao ere alIesay y
snese cOus,lies, si.neI tnIouss 4. slso
scnoql paopIem or py Ins s sn.l-aash =. .asa
ilna lolalhs Dill. p1llsys 49, s..s ~.
70 Two years tlme tne iana lsesss q
yhpanese y Iail,oI.lla VIII y t1AgA
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are secosnlzs9 as lLl pp. ~ ss ~ a
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-15
JEFF M'CARN IS
GIVEN FAREWELL
Dinner IN SOUTH
Fighting Spirit of New District
Attorney Praised by Fellow
Citizens of Nashville

A tribute seldom paid to any man
in public life was accorded to Jeff Nc
earn Friday night, when host Of his
friends from every walk OF life met at
an informal dinner to wish him God.
speed on his journey to Hawaii and
success in his new office OF United
States attorney in the distant Pacific
islands. Although the dinner was an
informal one to which no iliyitatfons
were issued. the crowd was so large
that ii was necessary to add, to the
length OF the tables, and the large din
ing room of the Commercial Club was
filled almost to overfloWing. &
The crowd was q representative one,
and genuine regret at Mr.. McCarn's de.
parture and well wishes For his success
and safe return was the sincere ex
preston of everyone present. Although
the strong feeling for NashYille's well
known citizen and attorney was mani.
tested throughout the evening and es-
pecially so in the speeches of those
who were called upon, a feeling of sad
ness at his early departure was not
allowed to creep in, and instead, pros.
poets for his great success and safe
return to Nashville were only eonsid.
cred The spirit of the banquet was
well manifested in Mr.. McCarn's an
nouncement that he did not intend to
sell his home here, and that he had
made arrangements with a neighboI
TO keep "Old Rose" his COW, until his
return to Nashville few years hence.
One time during Mr. McCarn's re.
sponse, however, did his friends feel
the significance of the number of years
that win lapse during his term Of of.
flee. Mr.. McCarn paid a high tribute
to the Confederate soldiers, whose
ranks are now rapidly thinning, and
said that his ehiefest regret was that
he would see none Of them in Hawaii,
and that so many of them would be
passed into the beyond before his re.
turn six years hence. He also remind.
cd them that when he comes back, the
knee pants boys will be voting. Mr..
McCarn asked the men present to in.
terest themselves in the younger gen.
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ARMY and navy OFFICERS
MAY BE COURTMlRT|AlED
FOLLOWING INVESTIGATION
President Wilson Orders Probe Of Banquet at Which BanS
Peace Program and Administrations Phlippne Policy
Were Satirized Action Causes Considerable Of SenSa-
ton in Washington
.fAnannlatad Presa Cahial

WAsflNGIoM
the
Of william
adminraHons ehlppne policy Secretary War
responsbie Howard president 81 the
aEmpire days. condesbs Of sensaton A
tlcn ct president
officers OF Oahu
Of service
of
spirit Of the organization BY atibutine m members
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BANQUET Plans
NOW COMPLETED
New Official Win Meet Demo-
Gratis and Deliver Initial Mes
sage at Gathering

States district attorney who arrived
/ here yesterday by the transport Thorn.
as and took his oath OF office this
morning, was informally receiving q
few Democrats today, the final touch.
es were put to the banquet to be ten.
dered him this evening at the new
Mocse home, corner Fort and Bere-
tauia streets.
Everything ID now In order for It
Members Of the Hawaii National Dem
ocratic League who have the affair IN
charge say that nothing remains to be
done, except TO sound the party call
to all Democrats IN the city q be on
hand to meet and to congratulate Jefi
McCarn.
At o'clock this evening the new
district attorney will arrive at the
club, and will meet the local repre-
Isentatiyes Of HIS party. and guests at
| the banquet. Senator Al. J. Wirtz,
chairman Of the committee, is anxious
for all Democrats to be present, An
lnouncement Is made that tickets for
the banquet will be On sale by VIII
Miles. secretary Of the mayor, and Ju-
| lius w. Asch, OF the police depart
ment. during the day. and announce
ment also Is made that no dress suits
are to be tolerated. It is to be IN
formal, strictly informal
There is another point which Is
mentioned The Banquet q to be dry.
That IS TO say, Il h to have no liquid
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-15
LORD YOUNG COMPANY AWARDED
CONTRACTION CARNIVAL BLEAGHERS

eral other bidders, the Lord. Konn8
company's being the lowest IL tender
calling Tor s27s4 Tor t1e entire 10
These bleachers. as proposed 81 DI
rector general james b Donsber|
VIII be In sections probably about =
feet long and ccnLkfhins 81. ..|@.|
seats to. accommodate l4f11 81.
ber Of persons each Thirty q ||
viii be constructed md when place.
side By side and locked viii make
eonpaet line q etNIoEtss'e '|.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-15
Finance Committee of Carrli-
val Accepts Plans for Hers
of Portable Seats

At a meeting this afternoon of the
members of the. finance committee Of
the proposed corporation tAbe known
as the Mid.Pacific Carniy Limited,
the Lord Young Engineering Company
was awarded the contract to construct
80 sections Of portable bieachers for
use during the nine days Of eelebra-
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immigration Bill IS
Reported Fav0rab',

WAsHNoToN p 6 pee ts--Ths house senmhsss.
tainIno s tsraey which ~ J1k TIE t
ron t1e gnteQ states ~ feacne 81 gospel aotccet14 ne
ofhclals
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Sylvia on Sleep Strike

LONDON Dec Psnkhes the mIapt uHrsgsiss ie,esF
thirst strike she walks the Hoor q her H sonsu. The -
Davenport lumber yard with total estimated 100000
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Ritchie And Murphy Rematehel

FRANCISCO nghtNeuht chsnpcn
title the defeat Of Ad Woaes Thank
the night 23 shtwsh originally sehsdued
Decemb
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Holland Supports Bryan Policy

WASHINGTON, 1s.-Holand has sign
the European nation into line.
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Eight Killed Through
Earthquake at ChemniL.

cHEMNTz saxony pehe1
with the result that eight killed - badly injured
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Continued on page seven)
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lcoRtinued on page fourl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-31
MRS. AUSTIN AND MISS AUSTIN
ENTERTAIN WITH a RECEPTION

In honor Of Mrs. Mary 6. Hills, Mrs.
William II. Austin and Miss Maud Aus
tin entertained most delightfully."- on
Thursday afternoon with reception
at their home on San Antonio street.
The house was beautifully decorated
throughout
In the living room brides maid roses
prevailed while in the hail, the Amerl-
can beauties were seen and IN the IL
brary. where the punch was served, the
Richmond roses were decorative In
the receiving line were Mrs Austin,
Mrs Hills, Mrs. James l. MARI and
Miss Austin.
The dining table was lovely with its
scheme of yellow and white. Narcissus
and JOnQuils in silver baskets were used
here with u small vases filled with the
narciSSuS and connected with dainty
glass chains. Yellow candles supple
mented the decoration as did different
colored candles through the house.
Mrs. Z. 5. Stewart and Mrs. VIII
Race poured coffee In the dining room.
Misses Eileen WalZ and Olive Davis pre-
sided at the punch bowl. Those assist
ing in receiving the guests and through
the house We're; 1iesdames J. NJ Dean,
W. D. Wise, J. F. Coles. Lamar Davis,
Otis c. Coles, H J. Simmons, u. S.
Stewart, W. R Brown G. J. Mapel, W.
H Burgess. W. ". Turney, William
Race, Hugh S White, Max Weber, Wa
tiers Davis. Robert McAfee, G. I. New
man, Anna Porter Krause, Arthur Har-
ris, NJ. O. Wright. +. c. SearIe and
Roy N. WOlcOtt; Misses Nell Pollard,
Eileen Walz, Ethel Walz, Anna Lee
Gaines, Wanda Race, Olive Davis, Nan
ME Lakeland, Olga WOmack, Alma
Jones, Letitia Johnson Kate Wise. Ivah
Cool and Henrietta Buckler.
An orchestra furnished music the en-
tire afternoon and at o'clock a num-
Der of men called which added to the
pleasure of the delightful afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-31
SYRUP OF FIGS IS
BEST FOR A CHILD
Cleanses its little stomach,
torpid liver and cOnsti-
pated bowels.

Motherl look at the tOnguei see if IL
is coated. If your child is IstiSSs,
dropping, isn't sleeping well. is restless,
doesn't eat heartily or is cross, irri-
table, out of sorts with everybody
stomach sour, feVeTish, breath bad; has
stOmach-ache diarrhoea, sore throat, or
is full of cold, it means the little ones
stomach, liver and 80 feet Of bowels
are filled with pOisons and clogged up
waste and need a gentle thorough
cleansing at once
Give a teaspoOnfuI of Syrup Of Figs,
and in q few hours the foul decaylng
cOnstipated matter, undigested food
and sour bile viii gently move on and
out of its little bowels without nau-
sea gripping or weakness, and you will
surely have well and smiling child
shortly.
with Syrup Of Figs you are not
druggiEg your children, being COM
posed entirely of luscious figs, SIENNA
and aromatics it cannot be harmful, be
sides they dearly love its delicious
taste
Mothers should always keep Syrup
of Figs handy. 1t is the only stomach,
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
needed little given today viii save
a sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children OF AL
ages and for groWn-ups plainly printed
on she package.
Ask Your druggist for the full name.
syrup of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA"
prepared by the California Fig Syrup
Co This is the delicious. tasting, gen
uine old reliable Refuse anything
else offered--Advertise