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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09
DAILY REMINDERS

: Round the Island in auto $500
Lewis Stables. Phone 2f41.-Adv9
Banner brand boys suits at the Hub
Clothing Store. $3.50 to $3.50. There S
a Christmas suggestion in that state
ment.
Orders for green Christmas trees
are now being taken by Henry May
& Co. Place your order in person or
telephone them, 1271.-Adv.
Place orders early for your supply
Of real English holly-and for Cali
fornia holly-with Mrs. F. NJ. Taylor,
florist, Hotel street, opposite Young
cafe
Every child in this city should have
bank account-in the Bank of Ha,
waii-and the best time to let him
know he has one is on Christmas
morning.
Haven't you sent night-lettergram
to a friend or businessman on the
ether islands yet? The rate is low,
the service quick and accurate. Mu-
tual Telephone Co, Ltd. wireless
Dept.
That growing manly boy should
have a new suit this Christmas
bought at the store where excellent
values are ebtaiHed-the Ideal Cloth
ing Co.. Ltd, on Hotel street, in the
Pantheon building.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09
S.l2OODE:CLAR)ED.
TOBENEW fORkI'S
~ living WAGE:

Z =
NEW YORK, N. \ At last the "lfv-
ing wage" of New York has been set.
II is declared to be $1,000 year. This
standard has been set by municipal
officials. The question was settled by
the bureau of standards of the board
of estimate of which George L. Tir-
reH is director Mr.. Tirrell, who de-
Icided on the amount of money needed
by men to live in this city, is also re-
3sponsible for asking that his own sal
airy be increased from $4,000 a year to
$3.50. 49,
F! There has been much discussion of
the fact that the increases for Mr.. Fir!
rell and Tilden Adamson, also a MEM
Der of the budget committee, we're not
set forth in the departmental esti-
mates. The bureau of standards re-
port sets forth the results of its work
of nearly a year and officially disap-
proves of quick action in salary raises.
The report states that employees will
be benefited
+ BY substituting for the present
method Of determining increases in
salary at budget time a system of reg
ular periodic increases based upon
length of service and efficiency rec
ords in the lower grades, and in the
higher grades upon length of service,
efficiency records and an appraisal by
the bureau of standards of the value
of the work to be performed.
d; 1T is estimated that a substantial
equality in salaries will be brought
about in period of seven or eight
years.
owing to conditions apparently in
herent in city employment under civil
service restrictions" says the report
1T is necessary to pay compensa
ton of from 10 to 20 per cent higher
than that which is paid in private EN-
ployment''
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D. v. ANDERSON
REP0RTED.OFF
TO VAR front
WeW-known Honolulu Resident
May Join British Arms
Home is in Scotland

Eavid W. Anderson assistant man
aver % the Trant Trust Company,
sailed tor tic maitland on the liner
Manca last night n his way to Scot
land. According Z 'Urrs ut report An
dersCn is going to the battlefront in
EurCpc as a Brit sh volunteer.
At his home IN SCCt!a1l, before
coming to Hawai-. Anderson was an
officer in the terTitOI ial army, cores
ronding somewhat TO the United
States militia. H. is said to have
conrided his intentions 10 friends be
fore leaving here.
President Trent o. the Trent Trust
Company said this morning that An
derson has taken a leave of absence
until February ard did not acquaint
him with an intention OF volunteering
to fight against the Germans.
SO far as | know Mr.. Anderson is
going to Scotland TO visit his mother"
said Mr.. Trent.
His Scotland address is given as
Grove Cottage. 1roomieknowe, Lass
wade, Midlothian, Scotland"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09
GOVERNORPLANS
LARGERfCEPTlON
new YEARSE.VE|:
Chief Executive of Territory to
Be Host at Dance In Big
National Guard Armory

Governor Lucius E. Pinkham will
be host to official Hawaii and the
general public On New Years eve,
when public reception. followed by
a dance; will be given in the national
guard armory by the territOry's chief
executive Indications point to the
largest and most brilliant official func-
.tion ever held in Hawaii.
The reception is to the army, navy,
national guard, consular corps, fed
eral and territorial officials, and citi-
zens, and will last from until $50,
after which the big drill floor will be
cleared for dancing.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the affair, and the armory
decorations will set new mark for
artistic effects and profusion. The
preparation Of the armory for the af-
fair is in the, hands of Lieut. Perry
NJ. Smoot, ~ G. H. The best music
available will play for the dancers,
and it is expected that even the wide
spaces of the armory will be taxed
to accommodate the numbers that will
attend to wish the governor the COM
pliments of the season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09

Don't go home tonight all out of
sorts-with a headacke-brain in a
whirl Take Shac and go home care
ee.-advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09

CROSSNIIRSES
TO VISIT HERE
Party of rs. En- Route to Seat
of European War, Scheduled
to Arrive December 20

En- route to the battle front in Eu-
rope to minister - the sick and
wounded members Of the allies forces,
Japanese Red Cross nurses to the
number OF rs, under the leadership OF
DR. Suzuki, military surgeon. will
be through passengers on the Togo
Kisen Kaisha liner Shinyo Maru,
which is scheduled to arrive in Homo
lulu December %. This information
was received by the Nippu Jill yes
terday from its Toxic correspondent.
AS far as could be learned today,
no arrangements are as yet in the
making for the entertainment Of the
party upon its arrival here. 1t is I'M
derstood. however, that the Palama
Settlement and various local Japanese
organizations will cooperate in pro-
viding some sort of entertainment or
reception for the Nipponese visitors.
This party is the third of its kind
to be sent out by the Japanese gov
eminent since the commencement Of
hostilities. The first party, composed
of 80, is stationed on the Russian
frontier. while the second was sent
into France via the Suez Canal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09

FUNERAL Being
HELD THISR,N

The funeral services Of Warren
Chamberlain, one OF the most widely
known persons in the Hawaiian is
lands. who died shortly after II
O'Clock last night at the residence OF
his son. William W. Chamberlain,
Spencer street, are being held THIS
afternoon in the Kawaiahao church.
having commenced at 2:3O O'Clock.
Interment will be in the old mission
cemetery at Kawaiahao.
Mr.. Chamberlain, who was So years
old at the time Of his death, was the
father of Rev. Horace W. Chamber
lain. pastor of the Kalihi Union
church. William w. Chamberlain,
treasurer OF the Guardian Trust Com
pany, and Mrs. Helen G. Ives, now re-
siding in Illinois. He was born in a
grass hut at Kawaiahao July II, 1929,
being the son of Levy Chamberlain,
who for 20 years was secular super
intendent at Honolulu for the Ameri-
can Board OF Foreign Missions.
At, the age of seven years. in com
'pany with a younger brother, Mr..
Chamberlain. went on a whaling ship
around the Horn from Honolulu 10
England to be educated. In 1850 he
returned to the islands and engaged
in agricultural and grazing pursuits at
Waiafua. He was a pioneer sugar
planter In that district. In 1870 he
entered the statistical bureau OF the
custom house in Honolulu. continuing
there until 1900, retiring at the age
of II after 80 years Of continuous
service.
Mr.. Chamberlain was of a deeply
religious character, and was one OF
the charter members of the Fort
street church. organized in 1851,
which church later was reorganized
under the name of Central Union
church. For some years past, owing
to his advanced age, Mr.. chamberlain
had been very feeble, and spent his
time largely at home.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09
NAfDISSOLvE
PARLIAMENT IN
JAPAN, REPORT
Premier 0kuma Threatens to
Call New Election Owing to
T'Government Opposition
fspeel.I Gable to the Nippu JiU.]

(speeiaI Cable to the Nippu Jiji.)
TOXIC, Japan, Dec. 9.-Deeiarine
that the japanese government stands
likely to reap no benefits or TO secure
no satisfaction from the present par
Iiaunent, from the fact that 273 out
Of the 3si members Of that body are
representatives Of the anti-soVern-
mental parties, Premier Count okur1u
in q heated address during this morn
inp's, session Of parliament threatened
70 dissolve the body and demand a
new election.
The Premier's statement was forth
corning following lengthy period Of
discussion during which time COUNT
okuB1u, Baron T. katos minister Of
foreign affairs; r. Wakatsuki, minis.
ter OF the treasury; Gen. !. Okla, min
lister OF war, and Lieut.-Admirai r.
Xatspshiro, minister Of the navy, made
lengthy speeches touching on the Al.
fairs Of the government. After their
ADDRESSES the speakers were closely
questioned by n. ozawa, representa-
tive of the Seiyukai, the constitu.
tlcnaI party; H.. Suzuki, representa-
tive of the Kokominto or national
party, and x. Hsyashi, a new anti-soy-
eminent political party. The aues-
tioning dealt with the diplomatic pol.
icy Of Japan and the army and navy
extension plans,
The seiyukai has 2o2 members In
the, house Of deputies. the chusekai So
members and the kokonninto IS mem
bers, making a total Of 273 members
Of the present parliament who repre-
sent parties opposed 40 the govern
mont The Doshkai, the government
al party, has q representation OF but
IS members. The I3 remaining mem
bers are non-partisan.
Count okunna has stated that he
fears the members Of the anti-covern-
nient parties will refuse to pass Ger.
tain government measures, including
the budget.
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that ended the interview.

The rurnor had II that as soon as
Mr.. Coke reaches Washington Mr..
MeCarn will be appointed to posi-
tion somewhere outside the territory,
and that Mr.. Coke will return to Ho-
nclulu as district attorney. In a
statement made to the Star-Bulletin
few days prior to the date when Mr..
McEarn resumed the duties CT his
office after the close Of his trial in
the territorial court, Mr.. Coke said
that he would become candidate for
the position of district attorney. pro-
yiding a vacancy occurred in that Of
flee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09

A despatch from Paris states that
Lord Lorlis, the horse that won the
French grand steeLlechase and $780,
600 during the season, was killed on
the battlefield.
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MoCARN REFUSES TO
DISCUSS POSSIBILITY
OF COKE AS SUCCESSOR

United States District Attorney Jeff
Mccain was non -committal this morn.
ing when asked regarding the rumor
that Senator James l.. Coke, who
left for the mainland in the transport
Sherman Sunday. is on his way TO
Washington, D. c., TO confer with the
Encouragement in the hope of secur.
ing Mr.. McCarn,s job.
4 do not care TO discuss any
guesses which the newspapers may
make, said the district attorney. And
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09
NOMINATION OF
jlj|DGE:SjTI(ART
GOESTO SENATE
special st.,r-BulIetin Gable

Especial St.IrBulletin CablelH
WASHINGTON, D. c, Dec. e.-The
nomination of Thomas 3. Stuart as
circuit court judge was sent to the
senate this afternoon.
c. S. ALBERT.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL

An adjudication in bankruptcy was
granted to John Mattos, Jr, local
plumber, in the federal court
A check for one dollar was receiv-
ed by the Public Utilities Commission
this morning from the Waipahu Ice
and Electric Works, as that COM
pany's fee to the commission for the
privilege of carrying on a utilities
business. This fee is the smallest to
be received by the commission since
it's organization The one dollar rep
resents one-twentieth of one per cen
of the gross income OF the utilize:
part of the WGipahu company's busi
ness since that company came unde
the Jurisdiction Of the commission.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09

Judge Stuart's nomination was first
made as a recess appointment and
now goes to the senate with the con-
veninS Of the new Congress. II It
should be held up for any reason he
will continue in office, as he has al
ready qualified. So far as is known
there will be no fight made against
confirmation by the senate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09

Deputy Attorney-general A. G..
Smith and Attorney E. w. Sutton go
to Hilo Saturday to begin the lengthy
litigation over the tangled boundary
question involved in the Hilo Board
ing school site. They expect to be
occupied in Judge c. F. Parsons
court at least q week. --..--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-28
Gpnncnaaf. Mn6 llnteraana.
Nna g9etfer.

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80 Sprocnie "A, Campo 50, g9oi5-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-28

nit Sen &SS. gSilion unO 9rDon. iinO
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6rie0cn III ieiner 6anilie babcH
9llm Bit Ieutineh III 9liharitd iiugca
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fort mo @enerol &erfimcr itor6 III
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ten uollt
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9lmcritaner icin uro uns nidlt Olrd
@elo o0er 3eihngcn controliren lai.
icn @ou @ciilc oct @erehtiafeit
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der @ciie Oie gel6e @eiobr nad
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ben teiiie6cn2 @etrcioc. @umnii
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rifa all triegsfii6renoe @du0er Ge
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