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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-01
DR.. BENZ NAMED.

Governor Pinkham this morning ap-
pointed Rudolph w. Benz as a member
Of The Board of Medical Examiners,
vice Or. Hobby, resigned
The chief executive is not doing
anything at present to fill the vacancy
on the Utilities Commission. There
is the lnter-Island matter to be fin
ished up first" said the Governor.
and as soon as that is through there
viii be time enough to think of the
new chairman"
According to the governor. there
are no further appointments in view
just at present
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-01

Plans for the paviliuns Of Massa.
chusetts and the Philippines were ap,
Proved March 81 and the actual work
will begin in a few days. Idaho's
building is almost. completed and New
York probably will have the distinc-
ten CT having the second state pa
vilion to be finished. Honduras has
completed her pavilion, which is on
site commanding the foreign and
state areas.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-01
LARGE AMOUNT
OF AMMUNITION
IS INTERCEPTED

GALVESTON, Texas, May las
ISOLATED Press by Federal WireIess)-
A million rounds Of small arm amnu-
milton consigned to the Constitution
aIists along the border were stopped
here yesterday by American troops
and will be returned to the. nanufac-
lures. The seizine Of the ammunition
was in accordance with the order Of
President Wilson again placing an
embargo on arms and munitions Of
war crossing the border.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-01
|S(IFFRAGlSSA A.
EYE FOR AN EYI
in MURDER CA
ASSOCIATED Press Cable. ]

ASSOCIATED Press Cable.
CHICAGO, May 2.suffragists ii
eastern cities, gathered IN chics
paraded the streets today, stopp
frequently to make speeches in VIII
they demanded the life Of aHandson
Jack koetter, for the murder Of N
Emma Kraft.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-01

of the five companies at the armory
under arms, at o'clock sharp, Sun
iay morning. =
Evening star., 1914-05-15
AFFILIATION REPORTED
OF TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
Union of Steamfitters and Plumbers
Is Effected After Several
Years Endeavor.

Nfthation Of the United Association of
Plumbers and Steamftters of the United
States and Canada and the Steanft.ers
OF New York has been effected after sew
eral years OF endeavor.
The utilization was reported yesterday
al the session of the executive council
OF the American Federation of Labor
row holding It's quarterly meeting in
Washington.
President Com pers OF the Federation
and Vice Presidents Duncan and Alpine
were appointed a committee II confer
next month with representatives of the
I nited brotherhood OF Carpenters and
,Ioiners and the AmalgaInated Sheet Met
al Workers in an effort TO adjust juris-
dictional differences which have existed
petween the two organizations for sew
eral years.
II was decided at Yesterdays session
~ the council to recommend at the Phil
4delphia convention that the 1915 gather
iny OF the federation shall he held in
san Francisco in June instead of in No
vember.
The council designated the first Thurs
day in June 1915, the date for hold
'ng the convention of the international
Federation of Trade Unions at San Fran
CISCO.
Hearings were given TO representa-
lives OF marble workers in regard 10
the transgression of Jurisdiction OF the
Bricklayers International Union over
work properly coming under the juris-
diction of the marble workers.
Hearing was also given to representa-
dives OF the United Association of Plumb
crs and the representatives of the rail-
road employees department of the A. +.
ot L.. by reason OF the action of the lat
To- at lis recent convention. refusing
lon.er to accept the affiiiation OF the
plumbers wikp that department.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Specials i'm the Pure
EOO61 nemartmemf

u
Where only the best qualities and high
est grade stocks are offered. Specials
because the stocks are low. and must,
therefore, be quickly disposed of, or
because of the desire to make them
more widely known to our patrons
Exposition Brand Asparagus; tender,
well Favored grass 25c can; Cor $1.0O.
Regularly 30c.
La Sevillana Brand Olives: stuffed and
plain 1sc can; 3 for 55c. Regularly
25c
Picador Brand Peeled Muscab Grapes
and Tangerine ORANGES: two new sealed
requisites put up in pure sugar syrup
and the natural flavor perfectly retained.
25c can; 50 Is dozen.
Eddy's Salad Mustard. A most health
full and delicious table condiment: abb
solutely pure. 15c jar.
Riverside Brand Telephone Peas. An
exceptionally tender and well favored
pea. cans for 25c; s1.45 dozen. Reg
Darby Brand Small Green Lima
Beans: finest quality. 2 cans for 25ci
s145 dozen. Regularly 15c can.
Best Michigan Potatoes. 25c peck;
25-lb. Cloth Sack Fine Granulated
Sugar. Special price, s1.10 sack.
Fancy Evaporated Peaches lie lb.;
5 lbs. for soc Regularly 15c lb.
CHOICE FRESH FRUITS.
Fancy Winesap and Ro lie Beauty Ap-
pies. soc dozen.
Extra Fancy Florida Oranges. 45c and
55c dozen.
soc dozen.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Boys Blue Serge Suits
For Confirmation and Graduafion Wear

Boys that Blue Suits
in
Sizes to
$500 SIso each.
pa o be in
a OF
$500 to ST 500 each.
all
stylish looking the
in
Twist
err
o 5000 each.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Bathing Suits far Girls and
Misses.

1t is time now to think OF the Summer
Bathing Suit: and those who are going to
the seashore will find our assortments OF
these garments for young girls complete
in every respect. New styles, too, just as
there are in all feminine apparel. They
are made Of good quality OF mohair, with
sailor collar trimmed in red, white and
plaid: with boomers and plated skirts; IN
sizes for all girls between the ages OF
and I6.
to years, 50 each.
to 16 years. $3.50. S2.o5, $3.50 < S each.
Third floor. Eleventh 81.
Evening star., 1914-05-15

Each model dainty pretty and the Nardrob o the young
girl VIII be filled all selections
are made from New models beng constantly
received and the spring and dresses otter styles simple IN
designing but fashioned with touches and features
which every girl will appreciate
model
lain
The vest OF white
there A.
SI695 each.
s
style that all will and IS
S6o5 each
of
nmanyco Waist
fronts
found edge Of
$1,000 EACH
be be
with
with fnel lis over a
$
in IA,
S2o5O each
Evening star., 1914-05-15
A Fur Storage Plant on
the Premises,
Under our direct supervision, stores with absolute
guarantee of safety, urs, rugs, fabrics apparel etc
the Premises,
Beautiful Party Cases to Match
the G01cn. ELEGANTLY Fitted.

=
Extremely pretty and attractive, as
we'll as practical and useful, are the party
cases. fitted with all the necessary toilet
articles, conveniently arranged in small
space
Such Party Cases are very new, hav-
ing been brought out during the past sea
son for the first time We offer assort-
ments that make possible the selection OF
case that will harmonic with any gown,
and SO charmingly fitted that every girl
will be delighted with it.
Crushed morocco, handsomely lined in
contrasting colors and fitted with French
gilt toilet articles-mirror, comb, cases for
perfume. lip salve, hairpins and powder
and shoe buttoner; in the shades OF blue,
green, black and old rose.
These cases are also shown in Black
Moire Silk, which are appropriate for both
evening and day use, and will not fade or
soil
A DELIGHTFUL GIFT FOR ANY GIRL. AND
ESPECIALLY APPROPRIATE FOR GRADUA-
TIoN REzMEMBRANCEs- THAT WILL FUR
NISH MUCH PLEASURE TO THE RECIPIENT.
Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
THE SEASON is HERE FOR
GIRL s. AND CHILDPEN'S MILDLY BLOUSES.

OF these complete MILDLY
outing and for play for
ance and comfort the desirable.
longs sleeve have and on
SIOO each
trimmed; ecolar randche ION se at
ST. each
on
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Mems Summer Hose, Thin and Cool,
But Durable.
THE BEST OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC MAKES

Lisle Hose, in black and all the new
plain colors, highly mercerized, spliced
toes and heels and double soles. &c. 35c
and SOC pair.
Silk Hose, black and all the most pop
ular wanted colors. also fancy styles and
those with embroidered clocks: some are
all-silk throughout. others have Isle soles,
heels and toes SOC to S25o the pair.
Our own Guaranteed Hose are made
of splendid grade of Silk Lisle. light in
weight and shown in tan, gray. navy blue
and black. These hose are guaranteed to
wear for six months without any holes. or
we will replace them with new ones. 6
pairs for S2oo
Main floor.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Minor Transfers Announced.

several minor transfers We're also an
nounced. The changes give Capts Judge
ard Falvey mounted positions, with an
allowance of $50 month for the care
Of their horses.
Policemen w. II. Brawning. l.. r Ger
man, l.. V. Cox and Jonas Willard Greene
We're designated as bicycle policemen to
nil vacancies caused by promotions.
Policeman Greene has been connected
with the police department for sixteen
years. In being mounted on a bicycle he
takes the place OF j. L. Dixon. who has
been promoted to sergeant. He was born
III Manassas, Va. He graduated from
the Military Academy at Danville, Va
in 1873. with high honors. His father
was AN eminent lawyer of Virginia. and
his grandfather was a state senator in
Maine. During his service with the
metropolitan police force he has been
commended on a number of occasions for
bravery.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
OBJECT TO DAIRY oDoRs.
Cedar Street and Spring Road Resi-
dents Protest Against License.

Property owners and residents in the
neighborhood OF Cedar street and Spring
road northwest. at hearing before the
Commissioners today. protested against
the granting OF a renewal of license
for a dairy farm to William F. seiden-
berg at that place.
It was declared by E. F. Fullam that
surrounding householders are annoyed
by odors from the stables and also by
flies which he declared breed there. A
paper signed by a number of householders
Evening star., 1914-05-15
A New Variety i'm
ssgarmshime'' Cakes.

The Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company of
fer another conception in small cakes.
The .'Creamel Biscuit new Eng ism
style cake; rich and delicious. and es-
pecially desirable for the afternoon tea
or reception. SOC lb.
Three specialties in Sunshine" Cakes.
Box No Ten different varieties
175 pieces-offered at the
Special price of 49c box.
Box No 2-Ten different varieties-79
pieces-offered at the
Special price OF 3oc box
Box No 3-Ten different varieties
ss pieces-offered at the
Special price of 35c box.
rikth floor I ST
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Officers in Charge.

The captains and ,1ieutenants now in
charge of the several precincts are as fol-
lows:
First precinct. Capt. Charles l. Peck
and Lieut. Joshua l.. Sprinkle: second
precinct. Capt William H. Harrison and
Lieut.. ]. J. Murphy: third precinct. Capt.
Daniel Sullivan and Lieut.. Edward
Neefe: fourth precinct. Capt. George H.
Williams and Lieut. James !Conlon: fifth
precinct, Capt. James Z. Nulhall and
Lieut.. Yulee Hodges: sixth precinct. Capt
c. f. E. Flather and Lieut.. James A. Du-
vail; seventh precinct, Capt Henry
schneider and Lieut. A. Shilling; eighth
precinct, Capt r. E. Doyle and Lieut. D.
J Dunigan; ninth precinct. Capt W. F.
falvey and Lieut.. Charles Bremerman
zenith precinct. Capt. Thomas Judge and
Lieut.. c. F. NJ. Lord; eleventh precinct
Capt. w. 7. Anderson and Lieut. c. NJ
PlpmmOnS
Evening star., 1914-05-15

who stated that they did not object to
the farm was presented to the Commis-
sioners by Attorney J. R. Fague. repre-
senting Mr.. Seidenberg. Evidence was
offered by the farm proprietor to show
that the regulations of the health de-
partment are strictly observed in con-
ducting the farm. The Commissioners
have taken the matter under advisement.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Anxious Over the Boldwell.

MONTREAL, May 1a-Anxiety was
expressed here today for the safety of the
freighter Boldwell of the Roth line, twen-
ty-tive days out on a voyage from Ant
werp to Montreal. The voyage should
have taken only fifteen days. The Bold
we'll carries a crew of thirty-flve men.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Parasols That Fill
Euery Dress Requirement.

EUery Dress requirement.
Colored Silk Parasols In all the spring
shades. mounted ten-rib frames with carved
wood handles IN various styles.
$500 each.
Black and White Striped Parasols. with Dre-
den insertion and plain colored silk border; carved
wood handles
$500 each
Colored Silk Parasols, with Dresden insertion
and black and white silk border mounted on ten
rib brass frames. with selected carved wood
handles.
$500 each.
colored Silk Parasols mounted CANOPY
frames: selected wood handles finished with
sword tassels.
$500 each.
Silk Parasols OF Black Tareta and Moire. At
prices ranging from
$500 to SI2.oo each
Carriage Shades in colored and black silks
covered with chiffon.
S375 and 5000 each.
Chldrens Parasols in linen pongee. plain
silks Dresden and ruffled effects. A complete
showing: prices range from
&c to $500 each.
womens 25-inch Colored Silk Umbrellas to be
used either for sun rain.
$500 each.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Euery Woman Wants
Wash GZ0pes.

Chamois and Doeskfn Gloves wash easily and
without injury to their wearing quality, comfort
or appearance We are most careful Of the quail
tiles offered. and secure styles soon as
created. Several new have recently been
added.
12-button-length Washable Chamois Gloves P.
Y NJ. and Pique sewn; white and natural shades.
$3.50 pair.
Eight button Length Washable P. x NJ Cham
ois Gloves; white only.
SI.5o pair
Six-button- length Pull-on Washable Doeskin
Gloves in white only.
$I.5o pair
Two button-length Washable Doeskin Gloves.
white and natural
S1.5o pair
One Button or Clasp White and Natural Cha
mois Gloves.
$I.oo pair.
Mai hoor center
Evening star., 1914-05-15

Hundreds of articles in a most ex-
tensive variety of patterns, designs and
effects; serviceable, attractive and styl-
ish; countless novelties and pieces so
much sought at this time of the year.
Every piece clean, fresh and new Mostly
one Of a kind things of real value and
worth.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Bows First Long Trouser Suits.

Strictly Young Mems models with all the nifty touches
that make especially appealing the young fellow in
the selection his first long We have made
our assortments with his needs plainly mind You should
see the new spring models grays, blues and nobby mix
The values these prices seldom equaled.
$1,000 and SI2 50 each
In the Mems
Evening star., 1914-05-15

Mems White Canvas Oxford Ties. with best
Goodyear welt sewed leather soles and broad
heels $3.50 pair.
Mems White Canvas Rubber-soled Tennis Ok
fords Goodyear welt sewed with spring heels
Popular for all outing occasions. street wear
well as for tennis
$3.50 pair.
Mems Genuine White Buckskin Rubber-soled
Tennis Oxfords. with spring heels. made on stylish
and up to-date lasts: suitable for street and
ing wear $3.50 pair.
Mems Genuine White Buckskin Oxford Ties
with leather soles and heels for street and dressy
summer wear 5000 pair.
floor. st.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Change for Falvey.

capt Falvey Is to be transferred TO
this precinct from No. s. where he has
served with distinction during the past
i've months. Capt Fsslvey is intimately
acquainted with the needs of No. . pre-
cinct. and the Commissioners believe that
he and Lieut.. Bremerman are the best
officers that that territory can be in con-
troll of. No. is the largest precinct in
the District Capt Doyle goes to No S,
his old precinct, surrendering No. 10 pre-
einct to Capt. Judge, just promoted. Capt.
Harrison goes to No. precinct Capt
Peck goes to No. l precinct. just sur
rendered by Capt. Harrison. Capt
Fathers will be in charge of No g pre-
with which he is intimately acquainted
Evening star., 1914-05-15
A Most Extraordinary Sale Of Novelty JewelryI
In Very Large and Extensive Assortments
Begins Tonorrow-Saturday Morning.
Saturday Morning.

1ey Prominent imborer sample line. comprising tie piece
o0h used this spring booking the orders for the European
and accoded the bri1lzeq of making this dbution
Evening star., 1914-05-15
CHARMING SUMMER MILLINERY MODES
FOR GIRLS.

Millinery season
for
Frehne III Of
iatenessf for
EXCELLENCE OF
SUPERIORITY OF STYLE IS
fhempa
ntand
to
Iatss somuchd 70 Straw ian
f
rbn nandfow
andS S2oo 0 5oeach
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Women's Pure Silk Hose,
Special at $500 Pair.
Regularly ST. 20 and S2.oo

Regularly 81. 50 and $500.
20 dozen pairs of these Pure Silk Hose
have just been secured, in variety OF the
seasons leading shades (no black. They
are slightly imperfect in weave. but only
an experienced eye can locate the flaws.
Special at SI.oo pair. intended to sell for
81 so and $500.
Main noor. G ct
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Toilet Necessities Especially
Interestino to TraUelcrs.

At this season of the year when travelling and
short trips are again in the minds OF the people
the following articles must naturally suggest
themselves when preparations are being made:
Wash Cloth Cases, OF cretonne rubber lined.
with wash cloth inclosed,
15c and 25c each.
Rubber-lined Linen and Silk Cases. with wash
cloth and extra pockets for soap and toothbrush.
soc and 75c each
Rubber-lined Cretonne Toilet Cases. SOC to
$1.25 each.
Rubber-lined Silk Cases. 81. so 70 50 25 each
Rubber-lined Silk Sponge Cases, 35c to sl-O0
each
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Explains Transfers.

In the promotions that have taken
place certain transfers must occur
transfers from one precinct to another
and l wish it to be clear in the minds
of each of you that whatever transfers
are scheduled to take place. or may
hereafter take place. that such changes
do not in any degree reflect upon the
administration Of any officer or man.
They are rather to be regarded as ad-
vancements because in each case the
commissioners have sought the best
man for the place where his work
will be most effective"
The Commissioner particularly congrat-
Ilated Capt. Fathers on his promotion.
He also spoke of the excellent work done
in No. precinct by Acting Captain
Bremerman, who assumed charge of the
precinct as sergeant. and by the last
promotion became lieutenant.
Evening star., 1914-05-15

Many are set with beautiful stones !;
charming pieces of jewelry with bright
colored and white stones. Genuine am
Der, pearl and beads of many hues. Small
pieces OF exquisite beauty in dainty and
exclusive settings Gold, silver, oxidized
and platinum finishes. Plain. engraved
and chased effects. An array that is well
nigh beyond description.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Praises Those Honored.

1T gives me much pleasure to officially
greet you." said the Commissioner In ad-
dressing the conference Il say official
ly because. as 1 am the Commissioner In
charge of the metropolitan police. it fell
to my lot to move the promotions that
have brought you here. and personally
because l have known some OF you for
many years; but in the beginning l wish
to emphasize the fact that YOU owe your
promotion TO no one person or persons
personally. but TO the long and splendid
records upon which you have constantly
based your claims to advancement. You
owe much to the people OF Washington
who have so constantly supported you in
the performance of your police duties,
and they in turn owe much to you. and
hope tnat their debt to you Will in time
grow the larger for the reason that l am
anxious that you should become the best
officers the farce has ever had.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
PROMOTED POLICEMEN
TAKE OATH OF OFFICE
Commissioner Siddons Compliments
Men Before They Take Up
New Duties.
Several Officers on Force to Be
Transferred Owing to
Other Changes.

chief Clerk Hesse of the police depart
ment this morning administered the oath
of office to the several members of the
department who were notified last week
that they had been selected for promo
tion. After they were sworn In the new
captains. Ieutenants and sergeants were
accompanied to the Office of Commissioner
Siddons by Mai. Sylvester.
Commissioner Siddons complimented the
!uen upon the fine appearance they pre-
sented. and expressed the hope that they
will faithfully perform the duties as
signed them. Later in the day the off1cers
went to the precincts to which they We're
assigned and took formal charge.
Evening star., 1914-05-15

4 feO of the zMrieties represented:
Bar Pins Watches
Brooches La Walters Sterling Silver Vanity
Crosses Slipper Buckles
birthday favorsfo
ewel highest character
Fully One-thrd to One-half Less Regular Prices.
tables provided the long aisle pareng nth beginning the ewe
section, and F
Lness Assortment of the Popular Priced Pieces
Evening star., 1914-05-15
NEW SUMMER FURNISHINGS
FOR THE BOYS.

soft-colar Madras Blouses white and colors
SOC to SIoo
with and without collar
to Ia neckband soc to S3oo|
Pajamas madras percale and soisettes 81
Sweaters model with collar navy. oxford and
8. SIS ool
Belts new buckle having Of any Of the
high schools black and leather soc
u
Evening star., 1914-05-15
A Pair Of White 0xfords Is Demanded by
Every Man Dressing Correctly for Summer

Of all the interesting new styles in
Mems Summer Shoes we are presenting
there are none more worthy of attention
than the New White Oxfords. All sorts
of new styles, fine materials; latest mod
els. The utmost in comfort and coolness
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-24


Suppose we do annex all Of the
many millions of acres of land in
Mexico, how many acres viii YOU
get? How many acres will YOUR
country get?
Won't Hearst and Otis and Taft
and Rockefeller and Guggenheim and
all of the others who have got in on
the ground floor, own all then that
they owned before they brought on
this way?
And suppose we do pacify the Mex
lean people, will we see that the land
taken from them by the favored Mex
leans and Americans is given back
to them?
Hearst says: ct is an unpleasant
duty, but it is duty, and one that
in generation every Mexican will
look back upon with gratitude as to
great service rendered
What great service are we going to
render the common people of Mex
leo? viii we make them happier
than we are making the coal miners
of Colorado, and the copper miners of
Michigan? Will you make their lot
any happier than the lot of hundreds
of thousands of landless men who
want to work and can't get work?
viii we make their lot any better
than we have made the lot of the
millions we have driven into the jails,
penitentiaries, insane asylums and
other Institutions for detectives in
our own America?
If we are to be the great pacifiers
of this continent, why not pacify
Colorado, Michigan, West Virginia
and every other state in the union
where the poor are dispossessed of
the land and then held in industrial
bondage?
Our forefathers, or somebody's
forefathers, fought to free this coun-
try from British rule How free are
we now?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-24

then there mnt be fighting: and
somebody viii have to do the fight,
ing. It won't be done by Hearst.
He'll never get within range of a hos
tile Mexican rife. It won't be the
Guggenheims. Nor the Rockefellers.
None of the millionaires who will
make money by the pacifcation of
Mexico will risk his precious hide.
None of them will do any killing or
getting killed.
After we have pacifed and poIiced
Mexico, they'll take what they al
ready haven't got nailed down YOU
won't have any more of it than you
have of this country. And the Next
can people won't have any, of tat
least no more than they have now.
Isn't war he'll?
Being Helpful am reading The
Day Book and Zone Mans Opinions.
with keen interest. There have been
several subjects that you have elabor-
ated upon and caused me to put you
ION one partisan side or the other,
but, after thinking it over, have de-
cided to leave you alone without in
fiuencing one way or the other. In
the everyday saying, you're pretty.
fair" in the Zone Mans Opinions"
The best on the pike so far. Still,
plenty of room and opportunity for
improvement.
The issue No. 1853, Vol. 8, zone
Mans Opinions" comments on "a
Worthless Life of Suicide
Christian Wolf. He admits or he
thinks his life was useless and worth
less. Some one evidently had thrown
that accusation at him. causing the
death wound. Some are so thought
less with accusations that with only
a cf;p orip0 uyOrd fhou cond a daofI,