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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13
HONOLULU EAGLES WILL
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

In celebration Of the 18th anniVer-
sary of the founding OF Honolulu
Aerie No. 40. F. O. E., the members
Of that order have arranged an inter
esting entertainment to be held in the
Pythian hall Wednesday, night. AT
the conclusion of the program a
smoker will be held. The program is
as follows:
Songs, Neil Slattery. Monologue'
w. Hutton. Honolulu Big Four, selec-
tions. Baritone solo, w. J. Royal.
Banjo solo, Professor De Graca. Song
(bass), F. HiIman. Pianologua Prof.
G. Caceres. Song (tenor), F. A. Can
non. Recitation, Jack Cleary. Man.
dolin solo, E. Bush. Song. Monte
Dillon. Boxing exhibition, Dick Sullt-
van and Jack BarrOs.
Acrobatic work, wrestling ana
weight lifting by Pierre Baron, Searle
brothers and Messrs. Gadgen ana
Whittle. Pianist. A. r. Cunha.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13
HARYARD-YALE
GAME MOVIES
Will BE shown

The Harvard Club Of Hawaii will
she " the, moving picture film and
slides OF st fall 5 Haryard-Yale game
Friday evening at : o'clock in Charles
r. Bishop hall
The general pnbIic and the students
in the schools are especially invited
to be resent. Since these pictures
were Displayed at the University CLUB
- tive Universit: Cub members, th"re
has been very general request that
they be shown 80 that eopl" IN gen
r-al who aye Interested can have I
chance - see I'll" lectures.
Both IN" film and the slides are I'M
usually interesting. The film gives a
good general idea Of the howl and the
crowds and the game; the slides dc.
I.U the plays i'm series. SHOW inc sue
cr, siNC stages of each play. This
makes the pictures interesting. not
only for the person who likes TO see
how the pl g, is run Off. hut also for
the football expert, who Ivy means Of
the slid" can ST :dN III" strategy Of the
game.
The pictures are accompanied by an
account Of the game written by foot,
ban experts In the East.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13
JAPANESE WOMAN
WORKER ON Way
TO THE STATES
Miss MiChi Hawai-. National
Y. W. c. A. Secretary For
Japan, Tells of Work

Miss Michi Hawai-. REPRESENTING the
y. ": c. A. OF Jlran. passed through
HCnUlulU on the Chiyu Maru today
on her wa> to the h:enn al invention
to be held III Los Angeles this month
Miss Hawai- is the national sec:e
tny OF the ass DciatiOn and in CONVEX
sdtitn yesterday stated that the WORK
is growing in her country. there beiH!
over 1000 members. The Toxic branch
Of the association now h IS Il fine laIJc
buIldlnS in the central part Of the
city nearing completion where accom-
InOdatiOnS for larger number of wu-
men are being made, the small dOrmi-
tories not filling the present need
When asked If many strangers stayed
at the Y. W. c. A. she said: ION,
yes. but We have provided separately
for foreigners. We have a Foreigners
Club, and that is separate branch Of
the association and many time" We are
UvercrOWded there"
Mis- Hawai- is a school teacher i'm
IaF'n and graduate OF NasSar COZ.
le%e, class of 1904 Since that time
she has made one trip to Europe and
two to the United States. This is her
third 10 the mainland She will re.
main on the Pacific coast until fall in,
vestiSating the immigration question
and other things which concern Japan
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13
PASSENGER MAKES FLYING
LEAP TO CATCH STEAMER

Some excitement WAS created at the
sailing of the ChiyO Maru this morn
ing. A belated Japanese passenger,
arriving at the wharf as the ship was
moving away, sprang and caught
fender rope that was hanging down
the side Of the vessel. He made a
desperate attempt to climb the rope.
but his strength failed as he neared
the rail, and had it not been for deck
hands coming to the rescue the man
would have fallen into the sea He
vessel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13
SMART CONTEST
IS APPARENTLY
ALL SETTLED UP
Continued from page one)

! lending and not completely settled. In
contradiction is a rumOr that all the
| papers have been signed in the agree
ment diSpOsing of the entire affair
and that all that remains is to get
the approval Of Judge Antonio Perry
temporary guardian Of the child. be
fore the terms Of the agreement are
submitted to the court for final &C.
Cfptance.
The manner in Which the opposing
sides Of the controversy over the big
Parker estate finally disposed OF the
one point that had proved the serious
I bone of contentiGn-the guardianship
Of Richard Sm1rt is not known. On
the question OfHthe estates division,
the income to he received by Mrs.
Knight and the share as between the
minor and his father. II. G. Smart, on
this phase of the affair it has long
been said the parties at issue had
agreed substantially; the terms being
practically the same as originally
agreed upon at the time when the
row over the guardianship or custody
Of the child caused break in the ne
gotiations
1t is believed that by next Tues
day the terms Of the entire settlement
may be ready for submission to the
court.
1t was reported today that Smart
has given uN the house which he rent
ed in Nuuanu Wiley and, in company
with his mother and brother, will leave
within few days for his home in Vir
ginia. Friends Of Mrs. Knight say that
she had her baby grandson in town
yesterday and was purchasing an eX.
tensive wardrobe for him.
Intimate friends of Smart md Mrs.
Knight declared doday that the case is
either settled or about to be- The
baby, who was brought here from Ha-
waii, now is in charge of Mrs. Lemon
at Waikiki. Mrs. Lemon had charge of
the child on the Big Island.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13
THE AMAZONS.

On Wednesday evening, April II
y 2S, at the Hawaiian Opera House. =
y the Honolulu Dramatic Club will y
present its initial play, The u
y AmazOns," an amusing farce in u
4 three acts by Sir Arthur EinerO. II
X The cast is as follows: u
y Rev. Minchin--Mr. George Pot II
X ter. 4
x Youett Mr.. Gerrit Wilder. u
< Fitton-Capt. Cults. II
n Orts Mr. Lambert. II
Utterly Mr. lIaines. II
Andre de Greval-Mr. Core y
Levers. ::
g Lord Tweenways Mr.. viii Y
X ers II
Il Lady Noelne- Mrs. Walter Dill Y
y lingham X
Lady Wilhelmina-M Miss Mar 4
s garet Center. X
II Lady Thomasine Miss Evelyn X
X Cunningham. x
4 Lady Castlejordan-Miss Hell Z
en- Alexander. 4
Il Sergeant Shutter Mrs. G. B. II
II Cooper. "
ssSs sEE8sE s4 {
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13
HONOLULU JAPANESE
PLANNING TO VISIT
At THE EXPOSITION

Y. Sayegusa of Toxic, Japan. own
er CT the Sayegusa store in Honolulu,
arrived in the ChiyO Maru yesterday
On his way to San Francisco to visit
the exposition d. TOnekura. mana
ger of the local store, and Y. Sega,
editor Of the Nippu Jill. are among
ether Honolulu Japanese who plan to
visit the exposition in the near future
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13

The Du Pont Nitrate Company pnr-
chased the nitrate stock of the South
American Nitrate Company OF Taltal,
Chile, for 81. 500, 600
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13
SOCIAL DANCE
At THE WAIKIKI
INN TONIGHT

There will be social dance at the
Waikiki Inn tonight. Good music Wall
he furnished and an enjoyable evening
is assured. Tourists, guests and their
friends are cordially invited.-Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-20

40 Whom Assessed:
Ely on Z limo parallel with No.
line Of 30. ssth st.. s2S' tn Sly
g n shs \; 2; cor COZ Of Lot y; Blk
Mly along tn No. line or Nc
Kfnley Park 9TH Add, to beg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-20

~ sEs s n Sn AND M ,ssEssME INT
ROLL FOR THE COST AND Elk
PENSE OF THE IMPROVEMENT
IN LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DIS
TRlCT NO. seo IN THE CITY OF
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given that there
was filed In my office on the 18th
day of November, 1915. the assess
ment roll for the payment OF the
cost and expense Of the ABOVE des-
Ignated local Improvement. being
provement District No. $50; show
Ing the amount assessed against
each lot and parcel of land IN said
local Improvement district for the
payment of the cost and expense of
said Improvement, In pursuance of
Ordinances No. 62ll Of the City of
AN ordinance providing for the
Improvement Of the alley between
Grant Avenue and Ridgewood Ave-
nut from South 18th to South 18th
Street; creating Local Improve
ment District No. $50; providing
for a special fund for the payment
of the cost of said Improvement by
within said district benefited there
by; providing for the issuance Of
local Improvement bonds; and de-
clarfng an emergency"
And that said assessment roll Is
open for inspection by all persons
Interested therein.
And notice is further given that
the Council OF said City has fixed
Wednesday. the 9Th day OF Decem-
Der, 1915. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. as the
date for hearing upon said roll be-
fore H. md that all persons who
may desire to object to said assess-
ment roll are required TO make their
objections In writing and fils the
same with me At or prior to s.3o
a. NJ on the date above mentioned
a. my office IN the City Hall; and
that on said date or al such time
es the heating may be continued
g, the Council win Ell as 4 board
o. o. equalization e for the purposs pr
and Will consider ali objections
maze ma tnereto. o. any part thereof.
tE cnenke or modify said roll 81
<o7 ps .n thereof o. get asiAe SAID
BE- fsis-,2tsa -. L.. eazn.spt g
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pear just and equitable. and then
proceed to confirm the same by
Dated at City Hall. Nov. IT,.
W. D. NIcKEus.
Nov. 1s-1s-ao-22-ss. 1915.
LOCAL Improvement pIstrict No.
922.---Notice il hereby given that
In pursuance Of Ordinance No. 1914
or the City OF Tacoma, roll has
peeh placed In my hands for the
collection of the LIST annual INSTALL
ment OF the assessment levied for
constructing cement concrete side
waiks five 90 feet In width. on
street to the north line of Lot !,
BLOCK l, wallace Grove Addition on
the east side and from South 50th
street to the north line OF said adj
dmion on the west side; together
with the necessary crosswalks OF
plank, and cement concrete side
walks seven and five-tenths (7.5l
feet in width on South b4th Street
from Union Avenue to Washington
Street. -
Said instailment may be paid on
or before December 18th, 1915, but
II not paid on or before said date,
added interest. penalty and costa
Will dtthcn.
CHAs. d. ATKINS,
City Treasurer
Nov. ls-2o-s7, 1915
LOCAL Improvement District No.
4032.--Notice IL hereby given that
IN pursuance Of Ordinances No. e1fe
or the City OF Tacoma. q roll has
been placed ~ my hands for the
collection OF the Assessment levied
ier grading to the established grade.
the alley between -I' Street. and
VI Street from south IN
to South sth etre6f-8 M d roadwl
sixteen 1e) feet IN width and
parking space on zach side thtrto
two CD feet In width and laying b
sssysnsns Win s consrsfs eSfS snd
!, Ss \ sIa s:'ss:n: J. my - gs|s n, IT
4 not paid Qn ~ before SAID d.ia
intsrssf q ~ ra9o 81 six psr cent
$50 per annuQ iI' !, <'teq1, s..
U/fV Tfea1uf1X
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-20
HOsMER's ADDITION,
Local Improvement District No. 5O18
First Annual Iustallment.
BEUTLICH ADDITION.

Victoria Herold, Beg at a point
s. f. cor of N. f. Ia of s. e.
Ia of Sec. 32-20-3-E., tn No.
100 tn e. 130' tn s. 100 tn
w. to beg
Eliza Flooding, Beg 1875 So. OF
the inters Of ssth ST., with L
line of T. r. g. Co. 4. W., tn
s 535' more or less tn f. 1870
tn N. 535' more or less, tn w.
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Local Improvement District No. 837
Local Improvement Dist

Fttth Annual JnstaIiment.
HOLME 4 MILLER,S ADDITION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
Confessions ofaWifc
MARY noOWNE

me with her usual smile. Il am
going to get your dinner now" she
said.
Have I slept 90 long," asked.
feeling particularly rested and com
Portable.
About four hours. I have been
on duty aud back again 10 see you.
Dick has been here. also Aunt Mary.
and you have had telephone calls
galore"
Dick. ! want to go home" said.
as soon as he came In again. Dick
looked surprised and happy. II
want to 40 home. and I want. n pos
sible. to take Eleanor Falrlow with
mo II need a nurse"
II am afraid We can't. Margie.
You know she has not finished her
training"
could see that Dick did not wan,
her. but I am determined that II I
need a nurse ! shall have her. for
she makes me moro comfortable
than any one about the hospital
think she likes me, and know that
| like her.
When Aunt Mary came in this
morning ! told her about II. and she
said she thought II would be fine
Poor Eleanor. Margie. will enjoy 4,
over at our apartment. She cannot
help but miss her luxurious home
here at the hospital"
III she does. she never remarks
H. | am glad have learned to
know her. Aunt Mary. for ! see
have missed much by misjudging
her"
did you misjudge herr" was
Aunt Mary's unexpected question.
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07

critic. With the bases filled or with
men on second and third the batter
hunts and two men try TO score.
the man on second getting a flying
start and following the runner home
from third. one sliding in fSont OF
the plate. the other behind II. The
play Is new 10 this extent: II was
worked by Burns and Kelly OF the
old Chicago White Sox repeatedly
in the late sos. LANCE and Dahlen
worked II for a later generation of
Chicago players. and It was aban-
doned by Arson one day after Bill
Eyeritt popped up ny 10 the
pitcher with the bases filled and no
ono out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
WOMEN TENNIS PHI AYERS WILL never BEAT men?
SHOULDER SOCKET HNDRANCE TO FEMNN RACKET WELDERS

The lady of tho racquet and
ball" Ia tho belle OF the summer
season.
You'll meet her everywhere
only at tho country clubs. but In
tho public parks. In tho play.
grounds. In vacant back lots. in
side streets ms we'll as In private
courts ON tho boulevards.
iEh Sasslety" no longer has n
mortgage on the good game ten.
mis-. It's every woman's game. and
almost every woman. and just
about every girl YOU know. Is play.
Ing Il this summer.
To he sure. there arc folks
men folks--who say that women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07

VIII never mako great tennis play.
ers-not that they haven't the
brain and the muscle 20 make Me.
i.ouehlin. Daugherty and tho rest
OF tho men champs notice them.
nut woman's great handicap on
the tennis court II her SHOUIr
DER SOCKET
Yep. That's II. Woman'H shout
der socket il deeper than mans
that's natures fault. not woman's
the shoulder ball sets In too far
TO permit the quick. 'punohy" can
non.ball service characteristic of
the best mon players. No woman
say tho men critics. can ever play
as we'll as Mclaughlin her Shout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
sMAlL AND PALMER WIN AT
s.A.C.;;MORRIS AND O'CONNOR
TEAM IN LEAD AT WOODLAND

Harmon. 6s, 6.i. Small and Palmer
defeated nr. spiedel and Dr. Fiset.
81. o-6. rs.
Todays Games
t;SO-fNlton vs., Anderson, Rus.
sell vs.. Mansel Smith. Stafford and
Stafford ", Harmon and Tyler
Howard and Taylor VS.. Small and
Palmer.
b;So-FNl,on and Miss A. Greene
va Shannon and Lambu,h.
In one Of the hardest fought and
best played matches OF tho tourna
ment. Browneil and pemis went
down 10 defeat under the fast play.
ing OF Morris and O'Connor In tho
third round OF tho mems doubles in
tho Woodland park tourney. Tues
day. The score was g.. O-6. 6-g.
Morris and O'Connor won the first
set but bemls and Brownell evonei
matters by taking the first six
games In the second for a love set.
The third went 10 the winners. go.
Ross Williams. qualified for the
nth round by easily defeating
Clarke. 6-s. so. lie also. with
Claire shannon as partner, ad.
vanced a notch IN tho mems dou.
bles by winning from the Leake
brothers.
Miss Mile PritchRrd and Jerry
White put up game fight 90 remain
IN the tournament. but lost two OF
the three sets TO Mrs. Hamilton and
Latham.
Tuesdays results:
Mems Singles
Fourth round--Ross Williams de-
feated Clarke. So. so.
Mems Doubles
Third round Morris and o'Con-
nor beat Brownell and Bemis. 81.
06, 81: Garfield and Chamberlain
beat Lyman and Ferguson. 6-3. So;
Shannon and Williams beat Leake
and Leake. Sc. Ga.
Mixed Doubles
Third round-Mrs Morris and
Herrick beat Miss Keltner and
Schneider. 81. SO: Miss Lambuth
and Garfield beat Mrs. LcBiond and
Morris. "a. 81: Mrs Hamilton and
Latham beat Miss pritchArd and
White. 81. 4-6. ti-a: Miss Living.
stone and shannon beat Miss Daley
and Watson. So. g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
AN GROWING FOND OF
ELEANOR FAIRlOW
Copyright. 1915. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association

(copyrighs. 1915. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Assoeiationl
I sometimes wonder. little book.
II every one is as dependent upon
psychological conditions as /. get
so mixed up when ! try 10 figure
this life out on a material basis en-.
tlrely.
know that physically am per.
fectly well. have no aches nor
pains. and yet have no inclination
10 read. I cannot sew. for all the
reason that my sewing Ia nil. As
for eating. I do not care what they
give me. food is tasteless In my
mouth.
think. little book. you are the
only thing which holds any interest
for me. The habit OF long years OF
standing off In one corner and re-
viewing myself. my actions and the
actions OF those about me. OF re-
cording my own speeches and the
speech of those who give me the
benefit OF their thoughts. is too we'll
formed To be lightly given up.
Last night Dick again asked me n
I did not love him any more. Since
have grown less demonstrative.
less laxative. he has grown more
40. Poor old Dick. I do not think
he is to blame because he cannot
take the loss Of our baby as hard as
I do.
where | eat and sleep. and that Is
all. want 10 feel. little book. I
want to be interested In things
again. but some way can't.
think, perhaps. II they would let
me 20 back to my own little apart
ments I would be able to get back
TO earth again. I said this to
Eleanor Falrlow this morning, when
she came In TO sit with me while
the nurse was out for her walk.
My nurse is a fussy person. who
gets on my nerves so that nj times
I want to scream. 7 don't see why
need a trained nurse all to myself
I am going to ask Dick TO see II I
cannot dismiss her and have
Eleanor detailed 10 give me the
necessary care.
think I am growing fond Of
Eleanor Fairlow. At least with the
exception OF Aunt Mary, she annoys
me the least with stupid questions
about how I feel and advice upon
getting hold on yourself" and
being brave"
Eleanor yesterday. after ] came
back from the ride. came in and
rubbed my head lightly until fell
asleep. While she was doing n she
did not ask me II had a nice ride.
Neither did she tell me I was look
ing better or worse for. IT, Instead.
she quietly took off my hat and
wraps, and as YEARLY dropped on
the bed. wet her fingers in toilet
water and began To rub my head
without the EXPLANATIONS Of poor
dearie" or sweet lamb" with which
my nurse expresses her sympathy.
When awakened Eleanor was still
| sitting beside me. I did not open
my eyes fully at first, but studied
her face thru my half closed lids.
Eleanor Falrlowss face, when she
thinks no one Is looking at her, In
the saddest I have ever seen. She
sat there with tense look that was
not that of despair 80 much as that
Of absolute lack OF hope. pitied
her, little book, for she seemed
more sorrow stricken than even !.
VI moved slightly, and Immediately
the look had fled and she bent over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07

o.-Piease tell me thru your col
umns Of a good way TO whip cream.
I have tried several times and II
has always turned 10 butter.
STAR READER.
Att IL essential 90 have fresh.
cool whipping cream. Whip in n
cool place with n tour.tined fork or
wire whip Il obtain better results
with an ordinary fork. Whip one
way with an even. steady move
ment.
o.-After we came West. some
friends sent W. our home paper for
a Christmas present " kept com
ing for several years, and we sup
posed they were still sending II. as
we had never subscribed for IL.
Now We got bill for si2. and we
would like 90 know II we are obll9-
ed TO pay II. I should think II 4
company sends papers out after the
subscription expires. u would be at
their own risk, al least. when you
have never subscribed for H.
MRS. A. G. n.
A-The L. s. postal law requires
that subscriptions must be paid in
advance. II publishing firms send
out their publications after sub
scriptions have expired. or 10 non
subscribers. they do so at their
own risk.
al am going with a little party
Of friends motoring at night, and
expect TO stop at hotel for lunch.
What should one order and who
should order7 RENE.
A.-Your escort win order your
supper. after consulting you. and
he will. OF course, be obliged to
make selections from what Is on
the menu. Let him know your
preferences. There Is usually
nothing appallingly formal about
an auto supper.
al am a girl 10 years OF age,
and am keeping steady company
with a man n years OF age. We
quarrel over many little things, as
we are both very quick tempered.
Do you think that we would ever
get along together. N we get mar
rled7 Please let me know soon.
OLIVE.
A.-The marriage ceremony can
not be recommended as great
reconciler. IL has no charm TO
make over hot tempers or clashing
Compartments. II you and the
man cannot get along In peace be.
fore you marry. you cannot hope
to become even neutral after the
wedding. Better change partners.
al am. young man n and
have been keeping company with
girl over year. think a grea,
deal OF her, but want TO quilt with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07

os-Please tell me how 20 stiffen
. whlss Panama hat after cleaning
H. q. o. q.
A.-T3rush on tho inside with n
thin solution OF gum arabic. Many
persons prefer Panama when !, IL
soft
o.-untlI recently ! had a young
man friend. do no, believe In
kissing. and when he asked the
privilege, did not grant H. He
kissed me anyway, and ! struck
him. Was I ruee7 X. NJ. n.
A.--Not any more rude than the
man was. The exchange seems
fair. tho somewhat unconventional
In both cases.