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ly deIiqhted the mainIanders.

gets" who opened a weeks engage
lnent at Manager Bredhoff's house un.
der special inducements offered to
them when they arrived. here from
the Antipcdes on their way to the
mainland. The Liliputians made d
great hit with the children with their
songs in French. German and English,
and their unique costumes.
Il. The little women are exceedingly
clever actors and they sing we'll
.hcugh children made up the great
er part OF this afternoons audience
there was a goodiy spr:nkiing Of
grcwnups present, and they also en-
eyed the show. -I'9itss
The Liliputians ale widely known
as the Hoy Sisters. They are German
bern and as near the same age. as
sisters can be without, bling triplets.
They played in the Ahtipodes for
nearly two years, and have a long con-
tract to appear en- che Of the leading
vaudeville circuits Of the mainland.
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THEATRICAL OFFERINGS
BATTLE OF CRAIG KENNEDY
AGAINST @CLUTCHING HAND =
Exploits of Edne Famous Series of Detective Stories
VIII Be Run In ar-BuIIetin Every Saturday Moving
Pictures of Big Serial to Be Shown at Ye Liberty Theater

photopay running
the StnrBuetn with The
nstslmen pubedin this
i -ga
attracted wide
shown They az added attIactcn to the splendid
twofold pleasure as wen
Q lie
be fascinating
b.
81. 49,
Kennedy,
Of sherlock
Holmes stories
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The pictures of the great European
war and the four-reel racing feature,
D The kissing cup,s will close tonight
at the'Popular Opening with mat:
inee en- Monday, Booth Tarkington's
great story. "Springtime," will be the
photC-play feature at the Popular. This
S. a romance of the South before the
var, and the leading role is taken by
Miss Florence Nash, a dainty come.
dienne who has made great hit in
the movies on the mainland. Spring.
time" will run for week and prices
W. remain the same in spite Of the
fact that Manager Bredhoff has added
the Three Princess Midgets" to HIS
usual bill.
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'CABIRIA' WONDER film PROMISES
TOPACK BUOU THEATER TONIGHT

-cabiria. the great Italian master
piece photo.play feature, has enjoyed
8 splendid run at the Bijou theater
curing the present week, but every in.
dication points to tonight as being the
biggest, in point of attendance, OF any
Of the engagement. Requests for res.
errations commenced coming in early
IN the week for Saturday nights per
lormance and the management anti
tipates using the s. r. o. sign this
evening. Reservations can be made by
telephone.
From the standpoint of the spectacu-
al rcabiria' is easily ,the greatest
rim ever shown in Honolulu, the
greatest ever produced with possibly
4 single exception-and that has but
recently been released. Aside from
this it is one OF the finest educational
films ever produced, being an authen.
Tic reproduction, in picture form. OF
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Two miners were killed, and. two
seriously injured in an explosion in
the Mutual mine. Walsenburg, Co. 3 "
The cruiser Brooklyn at Boston was
ordered to the Orient to relieve the
Saratoga as flagship of the Asiatic
fleet.
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CONSPIRACY At
LIBERTY THEATER

John Emerson, author and actor, the
man who created the leading role In
one Of Brcadway's most recent dra-
matte successes. "The Conspiracy,
viii appear at Ye Liberty theater to-
ripht for the last time in this offer
Ing. This detective comedy drama.
presented with the original star, Mr..
Emerson. in the role of winthrop
Cihvering, is one of the premier Para
mount features thus far shown in this
city.
The Famous Players Film Co pro-
duced The Conspiracy, and the pro,
auction is OF the usual excellent Fam.
ons Player quality Each OF the art
lists, aside from the prineipakf is Tex
ctlient IN their assigned parts. The
cast includes Harold Lockwood, Lois
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VILLAGE GIRL
MAY BE ZONE DAY QUEEN

Princess Lei Lokelani, the little girl
from the Hawaiian village, who has
lanced her way into the hearts Of ex.
POSITION visitors. continues to exercise
E nrm hold upon first division 20.
zillon in the contest for queen OF
Zone Dry, May q.
What is more, she had advanced
from sixth TO third position, according
70 the San Francisco Bulletin OF May
IL The zones Bird of Paradise"
has converted her smiles into votes.
Nth the result that she is now viewed
as one OF the most dangerous con.
lenders for Zone Day honors
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Meredith. Iva Shepherd. Francis
Byrne, Hal Clarendon, Dodson Nit
chell and Edward Durand. All are
popular performers in the Famous
Player organization and were brought
together for The Conspiracy in or.
der 70 give it the same success in the
silent drama that had been its lot on
the living stage. The plan proved
success. The Conspiracy" has prov.
ed one of the big things of this com
rany that does nothing but big things
The eighteenth episode of the mil.
lion Dollar Mystery" a late released
"Pathe Weekly" and Mary Pickford
in White Roses" completes the big
bill for the last half of the week, clos
ing with tonight's performance.
white Roses" is ore OF Mary Pick.
ford's earlier offerings and one that
shows this charming little actress at.
her best. 1t is one Fl the best short
reel offerings she has ever appeared
in.
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James Fairchild, for 80 years prin-
.cipal editorial writer for the Pitts.
burg Dispatch, died Of neart disease.
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the early history OF the country that
later became the European stronghold
OF Christianity. Rome and Carthage
were warning for supremacy in the
third century B. G., and it is on the
warning and at this time that the
scenes surrounding 'Cabiria,' (The
Spirit Of the Flames) are laid. From
standpoint of scenic beauty 1t would
be hard to conceive anything superior
to this mammoth film of IL reels. Ca
tania and Syracuse In Sicily, Carthage,
the Alps In Switzerland and Cirta and
Numidia in Africa have been drawn
upon for the scenic wonders of the
film.
Volumes could be written about this
photo-play and still all not be told
There is but one way to realize just
how wonderful and spectacular 1t is
that is to see it. The performance at
the Eiion will commence tonight
promptly at O'clock.
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pressive building
it's
below laying in which Uncle joe Cannon played
surroundings thorough
deIinhted Photos K.
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NIDGETS PLEASE
THE YOUNGSTERS

Chmdren fairy packed the Popular
theater at the matinee this afternoon
to greet the Three Princess Mid
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Miss Annabel harrington of
New York is Now Guest at
SchofieId Barracks

Miss Annabel harrington Of New
York City, who is visiting Captain and
Mrs. L.. l.. Stone at Schofield, comes
TO Hawaii with ? special plea from
Paderewski. the famous pianist, for
funds TO assist the Polish victims of
the European war. Miss Harrington
became interested in this good cause
through her acquaintance with Pad.
erewskl, Mrs. Paderewski. and also
Madame Sembrick, who is at the head
Of the commission.
Ex-President Taft is the president
OF this commission and Frank Van
derlip OF the National City Bank OF
New York is the treasurer.
The organization is known under
the following title and address, The
Polish Victim Relief Fund, National
American Committee, 80 West And
Street, New York City
Nj. and Mrs. PaderewsM are now
IN New York for the special purpose
Of soliciting relief funds for the VIC
tins OF the war in Poland
Paderewski has voiced his mission
In the following brief and effective
appeal
The present European war is on
the eastern front raging over Polish
soil. IL is sweeping away every sign
OF civilization. destroying dwellings,
devastating fields, gardens and forests,
starving and exterminating human be.
fngs and animals alike. An area equal
in size to the states OF New York and
Pennsylvania mas been laid waste
Two hundred towns, 400 churches,
1900 villages have been completely
ruined. The losses In property de-
stroyed, and In agricultural. industrial
and commercial production brought to
an absolute standstill, amount to ST.
"A total OF 100000 million inhab-
itants. including nearly 100000 mil.
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SUGAR CANE HASNEVER been
DISCOVERED IN Wild STATE

gar cane was evidently well known in
that country before 800 B. c.
AS to the manufactured product
of the cane. the first kind of sugar of
which mention is made was concen-
trated cane juice called CUR In India
cgud' in Sanskritl, and this seems to
have been known as food from pre-
historic times. That its manufacture
was well established Industry in In.
dia in the seventh century is attested
by the old Chinese encyclopedia, the
Pen-tsao-kang-mu, which states that
the emperor, T'aitsung, who reigned
from 627 to $50 A. D., sent some of
his people to Behar to learn the art
Of sugar making. The manufacture of
sugar even in the early centuries of
the Christian era was not restricted
to the mere evaporation of the juice OF
the cane to dryness, for the Arabs and
Egyptians had soon learned how to
purify raw sugar by recrystallization
and incidentally how to make great
variety of sweetmeats, or candy, out
of the product"
The author tells of the introduction
of the cane into Sicily by the Arabs
in 703, whence it was taken to Africa.
to Spain, and all along the coast Of
the Mediterranean Sea, as well as to
the islands and borders of the Indian
ocean. The Crusaders found extensive
sugar cane plantations in Tripoli. Mes
opotamia, Syria, Antioch and Cyprus,
and by the fourteenth century the
cane was being cultivated in every.
part of the known world where soil
and climate were propitious.
1t came 10 South American by be-
ing introduced into Brazil by the Por.
tuguese. who brought it from Madeira,
and thence 1t spread to nearly all the
other countries of that continent. Co
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ORIGINAL POEMS.
DuLe Kahanamoku.

The water may be smooth or rough
Placid like unto sheet Of glass, =:
Rough as in billowy whiteeaps 49,
When the tronquil swells are non
- en- masse. -
'Tis all the same to this heavyweight
e" swimmer. .-.:.....
Helps him to beat. ay, the old rec
ord to surpass. ...-...-s. i
Why he's the gink, the champion gink
IN all stunts aquatic;
He's no boob-don't you ever think.
He can swim $50 and pink r.
A record for hall or attic. ..
He has the encomiums of nations all
Many International Olympiads ago;
They know him for good sport
In spindrift wild or slow
He upholds his championship in Homo
lulu CITY,
And in San Francisco and Melbourne
His records meteor-like grow
Why? He's the swimmer, the cham
+. pion swimmer.
OF the measured waters:
He's the sport whose record ne'er
grows DINNER
Having the qualities of pugnacious
trimmer
In the treasured waters
R. NJ. hartley.
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Loves
Bakery
Splendid sto- cEc
ries for only %
At Arleigh's

with guns are to determine the mean
muZzle velocity of the powder.
Until the results OF this mornings
firing are carefully checked by the
officers in charge and the figures OBJ
tanned at the range station compared
with these secured on teh towing boat
il will be impossible to compute the
accuracy of the firing. One method
by which the hits are checked is by a
photograph Of the splash. taken from
the tug at the moment the projectile
hits the water, and reproduced on a
carefully scaled-eff plate. These pho
tos are checked with the figures of
the observers ashore.
Officers of the national guard will
be given an opportunity to study the
firing this year. permission to this ef.
feet having been granted by the de.
partment commander this morning.
Following was the firing schedule
fer today and for the balance Of the
week:
July lg-Fort Ruger, 1880 a. m.
Fort De Russy. 1880 p. m. and 2:30
D. m.
July 20-Fort Armstrong, a. m.
Fort Kamehameha mortars. IL a. m.
and IL m. Fort Ruger. $3.50 p. m.
July Effort Kamehameha, 9:15 a.
m, 1915 a. m. and S:15 p. m.
July EFFORT De Russy. Sis p. N.
and 9:15 p. m.
July 23-Fort Kamehameha, S:l5 p.
m. and $50 D. m.
July 24-Fort Armstrong. 8 p. m.
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Brings PADEREWSKPS APPEAL
FOR AID TO STARVING POLAND

I lion Jews, are continuously enduring
500 0Oe 600. -@...--.l +.
the horrors Of this gigantic struggle.
Only very few could flee to the places
which are still holding their own
against the ggressors: the great ma
jbrity. almost 100000 helpless WON
en- and children. homeless peasants,
unemployed workmen. the very es.
sence and strength Of nation, have
been driven out into the open. Thou.
sands and thousands are hiding
among ruins. in woods or in hollows:
feeding on roots and on the bark OF
trees. IT,
"In the face OF such a disaster in.
diyidual efforts must remain ineffi-
cient Only great wave of man.
kinds pity can surmount so immense
4 wave OF human misery. J..
only great. enlightened, gener.
Gus tion can help effectually our
perishing multitudes.
Nobody knows better than do the
kindness and generosity OF the Ameri.
can people. Arden and prompt, warm
hearted, free-handed, they always re-
spond with the enthusiasm Of youth
to everything that is true, sincere.
is there anything more true than
human pain?
is there anything more sincere
than the cry for help from those who
suffer?
In the name of Christian charity,
in the name of common humanity, /,
therefore. appeal to the great Ameri.
can people. They have already given
much to other stricken nations: they
may be tired of giving; yet am Ger.
tain that there is no soul in this noble
country who will condemn me for ask
ing, even before our thirst for liberty
is relieved
Some bread for the Polish women
and children,
Some seed for the Polish farmers.
Il ]. PADEREWSKI.'
Funds sent direct to Frank Wander
lip National Bank, New York City, win
promptly be made effective in the re-
lief OF the distressed.
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MontreaI-Japsn Line.

MontreaI-Japan Line. TX
Shipping circles in Montreal are in
terested in the report that there is
possibility of the inauguration of a
freight steamship line between that
port and Japan in the near future. 1t
is believed that an interchange of
products between Japan and eastern
Canada could be found sufficient to
make such a line, running by way of
the Panama canal. profitable. The
report of possible japanese steam
ship route follows close upon the visit
of Councillor Yamanuchi, commercial
representative of the Department of
Agriculture and Commerce N Toxic.
to Montreal. -.
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POEMS BY BARLEY
Cashier. July II. 1916.
lulu Star-B ulletin.

,.
Editor Honolulu StarBglietin.
Sir: / sympathize that much with
YOUR Flucky eTorts to produce every
evening several editions OF the Bullet
in, OF the tiptop quality. thst il gees
against my better qualities 10 take up
so much Of your valuable time in 4
pernsal or fatuous infiammatory az the
.jealoHsies depicted at publication OF
some of M recent songs. | will
let "bygones De bygones,' and pass
over rehearsal of peeyish bad taste
and extol my purposes for enditing
you this communication Gentlemen,
haTing your permission To forward my
poems I gladly do so. Please find
herewith poems entitled: .:@
Duke Kahanamoku." ~,:' =.
Aims" :.
Having in consideration your valid
able time, and the poems being 50
short, feel Il unnecessary TO write
you a synopsis. I sincerely hope that
you viii find the above-said works
touch the standard and spirit of the
Paradise or the Pacific and Hawaii nei
in particular Perhaps there may be
mistakes. but ! believe the only mis-
take have made is that | have
erred in quality not quantity. With
all good wishes and compliments
of the season | commit them to your
care. May the Lord teach you to treat
them as carefully as / have in your
to the public through the
medium of the Star.Bulletin. / am,
dear sirs, ~.
III Very truly yours.
-. :. RI r. NJ. hartley.
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=. .-
being wen b. the 3-inch battery al
! Fort Armstrong. This year, keyed up
TO high pitch of enthusiasm by past
successes, officers and men are work
ing hard to make another cleanup"
Battery Harlow at Fort Ruger is
raan Ned bv tae I05th COMPANY, Capt.
+. w. Phisterer, and the 159th Com
pany, Capt G. W. Waller. Practise
for mortar batteries is by company,
SO that each company must man and
serve two pits. Two mcftars in each
pit are used for the day practise and
two for night firing The pits are
fired alternately in salvos of two
mortars.
Before firing for record each COM
pany fires three trial shots from each
pit to secure data for the study Of
velocity, atmosphere and wind condi-
tions on the mortar firing. The aim
ing point is a small pyramidal target.
towed across the range at varying dis
tances. Hits are marked by the prox.
unity Of the splash made by the pro-
sectiles to the aiming point, the imagi-
nary taget being about the proportions
Of the deck of modern battleship.
This morning the practise at Ruger
was at a range OF about 10000 yards.
For big gun firing, three trial shots
are taken prior to the day practise
which consists Of seven shots for rec
crd. The night practise is like mum.
Der OF shots but with no trial shots.
For the 14-inch guns the minimum
range for target practise is 10000
yards, while for the 6-tnch battery the
minimum is 5000 yards. Trial shots
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From Time of First Written
History Plant Has Been
Carefully Cultivated
The world has had a sweet toot

The. world has had Sweet tooth
Tor T,any ages. People have been
eating sugar from time immemorial 1t
would seem. and growing sugar cane
is an industry sosold that 1t aIitedates
the Christian era by many centuries.
At least that is what we gather from
an article by Edward AIbes in the May
number Of the Monthly Bulletin Of the
Pan American Union, Washington. d.
c.. which gives a comprehensive &C,
count OF the cane sugar industry in
the Americas, and incidentally EN-.
bodies an interesting resume of what
IL actually known of the history of
the industry throughout the world
from the very dawn of civilization to
the present.
= Scientists admit they do not know
Just where the sugar cane originated,
he writes, "for nowhere has ii been
found in its wild state II has been
q cultivated product for many centur-
Ies, and the first mention to be found
In written records is in the sacred
books Of the Hindus. i have crown
ed thee with a shooting sugar cane,
SO that thou shalt not be averse to
me. was written many centuries be-
fore the Christian era. In the train
OF Alexander the Great during his ASH
attic conQuests were some observant
persons who made notes of what they
saw, when not too busy killing off the
Inhabitants, and in these written doc
uments, according to later writer's who
fen heir TO them. is told the story of
a reed growing in India which pro-
duces honey without bees Thus su-
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ORIGINAL POEMS.

~ Aims.
It's merely bagatelle to give EN-
alms.
~ So so!
They can dive and can spare with.'
out uualn1s
My cash: drop it amongst the Gains,
Heigh-ho!
It's all the same, of course, no matter,
where you sail,
Gee whizi
All through the Philippines they naive
ly wall:
Give us a clacker, you by the rail- .
It's their biz.
See, Old Neptune's sons they art,
Dear strangeri
They from dollars never swerve, they
dart
Downward swiftly. la carte,
Into danger
We strangers laugh hilariously,
Alack!
They do the same most gloriously
When they return victoriously
Back.
It's merely trick that any swimmer
could do,
Gee Whit
Simply dive beneath the coin sinking
askew,
And, with opened hand. catch it in the
watery avenue
It's their biz.
R. NJ. hartley.
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CFabshaw-Why don't you try to
patch things up with your wife? Hen
peck-It's no use. She won't even
grant an armistiee. ..-- .......
She's head over heels in love with
him" THAT so?" Yes; she's got to
the point where she can't see how she
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MATSONIA
Bringing
DELEGATES

The finest of CALIFORNIA; fruits and
vegetables will be unlcaded from the
Ma sonia in the morning, consigned
to Henry May & Co. Also q supply OF
Puritan butter Phone early to 1911.
ADV. -. ...-.-- ~:
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why did Blinks fail in his photo
husiness?' ASKED his customers the
first thing whether they wanted pho
tcgraphs or likenesses."
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She's fond of art" How do you
know" Il can see il in her face.
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When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
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lumbus is said to have brought it to
the island of Santo Domingo, whence
II spread to Mexico and Cuba. The
first sugar cane came to Louisiana by
being sent to the Jesuits from Santo
Domingo in 1851, some English author.
tiles giving the date as 1877.
The United States is the greatest
sugar consuming country of the world.
In 1913 its total consumption amount.
ed to 3,743,139 including cane,
beet and maple This is a per capita
consumption of S5.4 pounds per annum.
Much of this is consumed in the form
Of candy, over $500, 900, 900 being spent
for that sweet commodity in the Unit.
ed States every year New York is
the largest candy-consuming center in
the world, and to supply that city
alone it would take five trains of SO
cars, each loaded to the limit with.
candy, every week in the year if it
had to be shipped in on railroad.
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HOUSES SILVER,
DISHES DANCE AS
GREAT GUNS ROAR

tcOntinued from page one)
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influences At
WORK TO PARDON
W.T.. ARMSTRONG

CONTINUED from page oneJ
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-25

Don't bother your neighbor. Sab
cribe for the Appeal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-25
Car Loads of Coal
ASSESSMENT NOTICE NO. 2
Cash Boy Consolidated Mining Com
pany

Location of principal place of bust
ness, Carson City, Nevada.
Location of mine and works, Ton
opah, Nye County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors.
held on the 18th day of February,
1915, an assessment of H cent per
share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately, in United States gold coin,
to the secretary, at the branch office
of the company, Tonopah, Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18th
day of March, 1915, will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction and unless payment IS
made before, will be sold on Saturda,
April Is, 1915, to pay the delin-
quent assessment, together with th<
cost OF advertising and expense O
sale.
By order of Board of Directors.
E. H. MEAD, Sec'y.
Tonopah, Nevada
February 16-td.