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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14
GIVE ARMORY BALL
FOR MARYLAND CREW
AND SUBMARINE MEN

In honor of the officers and men of
the X submarines and the cruiser
Maryland, a grand military ball viii
be held jointly by Company X of the
National Guard of Hawaii and the lst
infantry band next Saturday night.
Both civilians and military residents
arc invited to attend. Tickets will be
sold to gentlemen only, ladies being
admitted free The price Of tickets is
80 cents
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14
HONOLULU ASTONISHED BY
POWERFUL MIXTURE

Honolulu people are astonished
at the QUICK action Of buCkthorn
bark, glyCerine. etc. as mixed in
Adler-i-ka. Just ONE SPOONFUL
is so powerful and Cleanses bowels
so THOROUGH it relieves almost
ANY CASE constipation, sour or
gassy stomach. ONE bottle has re-
lievcd mild cases appendicitis. In
acute cases get your doctors per
mission 10 try.
One spoonful Adler-ika ONLY
TWICE i week keeps entire sys.
tenn CLEAN and prevents append
Citis. Most medicines act only on
lower bowel; Adler-i-ka acts on
BOTH lower and upper bowel. TEN
MINUTES after taking, effect be-
girS--thC INSTANT action is sur
prisinc Although powerful. it
works GENTLY and NEVER
grip"e The HOLSTER Drug Co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14

The black bag containing jewels
valued at $4,000, belonging to Mrs. H.
C. Van Gtesen Of Omaha, Neb, which
were thought to have been taken from
found in road where they had been
dropped from the auto in which Mrs.
Van Giesen had ridden.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14

Eleven trainloads of prisoners ar
rived at BOurget. France, and were
distributed among the various deten-
tion camps.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14

an order for 23,000,00O feet of walnut
for gun stocks from arms manufaCt-
urprs and firm of New York
bankers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants
Exchanoe.)

SAILING Oct II. str IWalani. for
Seattle.
RADIO MESSAGE.
s. S. MAkURA arrives from Sydney
Friday. a m. and proceeds to Vic
tU~ia sarle day at p. II.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14

Officer George Ki1a believes that
gentlemen should wear the regular al
lowance of clothing in public. For
this reason he arrested Fred Wiheleau,
Who was asleep Oh, vacant lot with
the seat gone from his pants. Accord
ing to the Office Kila was drunk and
he further states in his written report
that the man had the seat all torn
from his pants and it looked like
somebody had committed it,"
All Moi Wong Ping and C. Grocho
are additions to the list of lottery own
ers or supporters picked up by Chief
McDuffie's men. Grocho is a Japa-
nese, and it is believed that he Is the
proprietor of chefa lottery. He is
charged with maintaining a lottery.
The other men are charged with hav-
ing tickets. Tyenty-one men are now
waiting trial on charges Of patronizing
or acting as agent for lotteries
A. Akana, one of the oldest japanese
residents of Honolulu, was dismissed
by Judge Monsarrat this morning after
his arrest on a charge of violating the
traffic ordinance. Akana, according
to the officer, would not have been
before the court ii the chain of his hi
cycle had not broken, as he was beat
ing it" on the wheel with the officer
in pursuit when the bicycle ceased to
be useful. Akana claimed that he
thought the officer had given him the
signal to go, and that he was not try
ing to escape "Me just hurry" he
s"id
W. D. Ellsworth today paid fine
of $40, and costs, by order of Judge
Monsarrat, because he struck Kow
Tong Kee, an aged Chinese merchant,
after he had disputed with the Oriental
about 10 cents which Kee claimed was
due him. Ellsworth said Kee called
him a liar, while Kee, who was rep
resented by attorney Lorrin Andrews.
tried to show that the assault was
without provocation. Ellsworth, Kee
said, bought five cents worth Of gaGo'
line from him and later came back
and knocked him from his chair be
cause he mentioned an overdue bill
of 10 cents. Ellsworth pleaded guilty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14

Trial jurors in Circuit Judge Stuart's
court have been excused until 70
O'Clock NEXT Monday morning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14
U(AI And GIlElkL'

Honolulu Commandery. No. 1. will
meet in regular session tonight at :: 80
O'Clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14

An important meeting Of the Homo,
lulu Yacht and Boat Climb will be held
at the residence e b. l.. Hooper, 1913
Young street, at 80 O'Clock this
evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14

To discuss proposed amendments to
the bylaws, meeting OF the Honolulu
Street Railway Employees Benefit AS
ISOLATION will be held in the clubhouse,
Bereta1ia street, at -" o'clock this
evening
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-14

The quarterly meeting "l the dis
trict branch OF the WOman's Auxiliary.
ST. Andrews Cathedral. will be held
at the home OF Mrs H. NJ. Won Holt
on Judd street tomorrow afternoon at
3 O'clock
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

women, while two must be representa- tiyes of labor
 Fifteen members of the committee will be selected by the government, the others will be nominated by yari ous charitable and relief fund orgaui zations whose funds and operations will be more or less under the super vision of the new body,
 One of the duties Of the StatutoIy y Committee is to decide questions ot fact with regard to pensions for de- pendents other than wives and chil. dren (whose compensation is fixed by lawl and to decide the scale of sucn payments. It is to be advised by local committees. which will be created in every country borough and township.
 The committee is to nave a chair man who is a raid official Appar- enty all the other members will serve without remuneration. The members will include direct repre- seutatiyes of the treasury, the inan. cial department of the admiralty and the financial department of the war office.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
NO TAX NO BEER"

Berlin. May l5.--Residents of the little Saxon village of Berusgrun who do not pay theis taxes will hereafter be able to get no beer. This is the decree issued by the city fathers. whose patience mas been exhausted in endeayoiring 10 make deHnquents settle the bills against them for state, municipal, school and church taxes They observed that men who could not or did not pay their taxes never theiess appeared to have money to spend in the saloons. This is now to be ended The names of the delin. Quents will be posted in every saloon or other place where liquor is sold openly and no beer or other drinks may be sold to them as long as taei- back taxes remain unpaid
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
CLEANUP" DAY
 DISAPPOINTING
HOWEVER IN SOME SECTIONS OF THE CITY THERE WAS MOVE
 MENT TO CLEAN PREMISES.
Next Movement Win Be for the In. spection of Premises With a View to oppering Complaints to the City Courts.

The Clean Ul' day was very disap- pointing to the enthusiasts behind the movement
 Here and there it was observed that citizens had joined in the spirit of the occasion and were cleaning up tae.r premises, but as whole a survey ol the situation conveyed the impress sion that a voluntary cleanup in Hot Springs was no more effective this year than it had been in the three for mer years .t was attempted
 Monday and Tuesday there vii. be nothing done in the matter, but Wed. nesday morning committees of ladies representing the various clubs inter- ested in the work will begin making inspections of the ciy by wards. and their reports will be mada to the chief Of police and the board of health. with a view Co following after Wednesday with prosecutions wherever coudi. tions are found that warrant such prosecutions.
 The board of health is very euthu- siastic in the matter and has secured puedses If support from Mayor Me Clendon the council and the police judge. Chief of Police Bray is also cooperating with the movement. and 1t is very likely that where the volun. tary cleanup mas failed, an effective clean up can be made by the police as a matter of enforcement of the laws of the city.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

rope on the Lustania and was picked up from the sea.
 Jesse l.. Lasky's perturbation of The Unafraid' is especially notable not only because of the exceptional dramatic interest of the plot but also because the cast contains three excep- tionally distinguished artists: Miss Rita Joliyet, the internationally cele- brated star who makes her initial photo-dramatic appearance in this production; Mir. House Peters and MT. Theodore Roberts. Miss Jolivet and Mr. Peters share between them tle romantic honors of the story. and MT. Roberts appears as the evil genius who formulates many developments of the story
 There is an old saying that only a very good man in real life can repre- sent the very worst villains on the stage. By this manner of measure ment MT. Roberts must positively be the personification of all the manly
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
The scheduled program is as foI-

The scheduled program is as fol-. lows:
 May 17-At pm. an informal pub. lie reception and dance at the Airing ton hotel for the officers and members of the grand lodge.
 May lS.-At 10 am opening cere- monies and convention Of the grand lcdge in the lobby of the Eastman ho- tel We want the citizenship of Hot Springs 10 attend tIis meeting-iuyita them.
 At 8 pm. leading of band of ca1- tured Tyros" across the sands of zim zim' by the Arabian Chiefs of the D. O. K K
 May l9-Grand lodge session con tinued.
 Mir. James 8. Mcconnell, grand vice chairman Of the Knights of Pythias. of Arkansas, returned from Fort Smith on the afternoon train. He had been to Fort smith attending a cerc- monial of the Dramatic Order Knights of Korassan. which is known as the play ground" of the Knights of Pytnias- There is only one temple in the state. They have a well drilled team There will be a ceremonial on Tuesday night of next week during the grand lodge, and a class of tairy to forty members win be wed to the tiger"
 Col s. W. Fordyca one of the vic tims and it is predicted that he will make first class "tig r" meat.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
TO GRADE PENSIONS.
Special Committee to Have Charge of
 the Appropriations to Be Made.

London May l5.-A new scheme for the administration Of all pensions grants and allowances to disabled British soldiers and sailors or their dependents, is announced in the re- port by the special government com mittee which has been considering the subject
 The central administration of the pensions is to be in the Nands of a committee Of 25. to be hESn as the Statutory Committee AtIleast two members of the committJ must be
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
LUSITANlA SURVIVOR
 AT PRINCESS MONDAY
RITA JOLlVET WAS ONE OF THE FEW SURVIVORS OF THE ILL.
 HATED LUSlTANlA.

Monday the Princess presents a Paramount feature play that is of more than usual interest The p.- quant French star, Rita Jolivet, who plays the character role, was one of the few survivors of the ill-fated Lusi- tania when she was torped ed by a German submarine last week Follow ing ner motion picture engagement in
 this country she was returning to Eu-
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
LIVE REPRESENTATIVES WANTED
 
SIXTEEN SECTIONS

HEN ACRES on EITHER SIDE of RDD RIVER in the Crch. 'on Field with royalties RUNNING AS HIGH AS THREE EIGHTIES, is considered BIG ACREAGE by the independent companies operating there.
 10000 WE HAVE TEN THOUSAND ACRES - 10000 on BoTH SIDES of RED RIVER between Campu and Crap pes Bmf-SoCWEAST of Crchton, which modest oNEElGHTH goes 10 the land owners SEVENEIGHTHS Of all oil produced GOES the stockholders company
 BLOCKED IN TENstCRE TRACTS and PLACED IN A LINE, our holdings woud extend from SHREVEPORT 10 ALEXANDRIA distance of l25 miles Our acreage em. braces THE SUBSTANTIAL PART of an area THREE MILES WIDE and EIGHT MILES LONG.
 Refer to a map of the NORTH LOUISIANA OH. FIELDS Note the big fields LINED UP in SOUTHEASTERIY di- recton Then ask yourself question: Are our GEOo,
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NOW

GIsTs correct in PBONouNCING our lands OIL LANDS?
 GAS HAS BEEN DISCOVERED at Campu at depth of less than thousand which the FORMATION is identical with that O the CREIGHTON fled
 FOUR WELLS GOING DOWN in many directions from our holdings PLACE US in che CENTER of BIG DEVELOPMENT thus offering GREAT POSSIBILITIES 10 stockholders.
 OUR OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS are SUCCESSFUL. business with bat motive: THE PRODUCTION OF OIL ON THE HOLDINGS OF THE CANPTI OIL X GAS COMPANY.
 THEY SERVE THE COMPANY WITHOUT PAY.
 w IL Idttlejohn director and stockholder the con- pany, will drill the first we'll which DERRICK Is NOW UP Mr. Ltleohn throughout many fields for his ABILITY AND INTEGRITY and will exercise his BEST Er.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

virtues, for he is unquesuonably the most diliciously nefarious plotter cn the legitimate stage or the screen. In this instance, he is the secret agent of the Dual Empire and treachery is his particular occupation.
 A crackeriack Keystone comedy - always goodwill be shown with this great drama of the Montenegrin hills, and the Princess program is of dou- ble interest Monday.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
JUDGMENT FOR ST. CLAIR.
Awarded $t,250 Judgment Against Dr. Edwards for Injury In Auto
 Accident.

J. W. StCIair, a former employe of the government reservation, was yes terday in circuit court awarded a Judgment against Dr. A. J. Edwards in the sum of $l250, as a result os injuries received cn March TO- 1913. when an auto owned and handled by Dr. Edwards struck St Clair and broke his leg. The case had been in the courts for some time and had attracted good deal of comment among the members of the bar.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
PYTRIAN SESSIONS
 HERB COMING WEEK
FIRST COMING TOGETHER WILL BE AT THE MONDAY EVENING
 BALL AT THE ARLINGTON.
Governor George w. Hays, Grand Chancellor of the State, Has Re. sponse to the Pythian Welcomes to Be Made.

The grand lodge Knights of Pytnias will hold its 1915 annual state conYon- ton in Hot Springs. the first com. ing together being scheduled f.r Mon. day evening when at the Arlington hotel the visitors will be given a dance in their honor. Tuesday morn. ing the regular session will open.
 The program for the opealug day in brief is an address of welcome from Mayor J. W. McClendon, in behalf of Hot Springs, and by CeL $. w. For zee An behalf of the business inter
 L, Hot Springs ard Centennial
 lge. NOn behalf Of the Business
 ms LeAgue and the press of Hot Drlngs. Walter Nj. E5el will make an .ddress oA welcome, and all these wei comes will be responded to by George W. Hays. ho is governor Of the state and is aist grand chancellor Of the Knights of fythias Of Arkansas.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
|. AND

FORTS to find oil on our holdings
 LOYALTY of the citizens of Campu combined with the BUSINESS sAGACITY of a RAILROAD PRESIDENT po1t to THE SUCCESS OF OUR ENTERPRISE. The Citizens of Campu have subscribed s30oo immediate develop, ment WILLIAM EDENBORN. PRESIDENT of the L. R. N R. R. has purchased $30o0 stock in our con. pany
 We are NOT GOING TO SHOP on one we'll Now is the time 10 purchase stock-WHlLE TT IS AT PAR. progressed far enough 10 point to the FINDING OF OIL the price of stock MAY GO UP Therefore if you contemplate investing,
 PLAY SAFE AND PURCHASE NOW
 If we bring a well stock will be worth par
 If bring in l0Abarc we'll each $10 investment will be worth $lOO
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
For Against.
NOTICE TO MILK PATRONS.

Oscar Guerin is no lcnger in our employ as driver and has no author ity to transact business for us. If you failed to get your milk this morning, phone ard we will make a special delivery.
 THE PAsrEURIzED MILK CO.
 Phone l5.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
NOW 10000 ACRES

We bring 500barre weT each $10 investment wuI be worth $1,O00.
 If we STRIKE a thousand barrel well, better, YOU would not dispose of your interest at any price
 IT IS NOT IMPOSSIBLE!
 TT HAS BEEN ONLY A FEW MONTHS since Crichon known ONLY through ITS AGRICULTURE
 NOW IT IS A MASS OF DERRICKs AND IS sEETHINf IN OIL. Think what the COMMERCE OH. COMPANY did with EIGHTY ACRES there. Then STOP FOR A MOMENT and CONSIDER the great possibilities offered on our TEN THOUSAND southeast the BIG FIELD Develop just and southeast of that city CON NDCTS US with the BIG POOL
 DELAY IS DANGEROUS. DO IT NOW
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
HAD TIE VOTE.
Hamp Williams and Sam Mckeehan Each Had 26o Votes for School
 Director

A most unusual incident grew out of the election of yesterday for school director in this district when Hamp Williams and sam ? Mckeehan each received 360 votes in the district The vote for the seven mills tax was over Wheimns. The vote was a compli- meut 70 the men in a race where there was no opposition. 1t was as follows:
 Ward. For. Against
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
AUTOMOBILE BARGAIN.

A 1915 model 5-passenger car, cleo tTic starter and lights, absolutely per- feet condition through ut. For quck sale under guarantee, $500 takes it. Phone 2030 or 1298. If
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

Bottled milk ana cream delivered to Any part Of the city, daily Pure wholesome and rich. The Pasteu riIed MIX Go. Phone 1k 4al-ti
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

Ask your doctor about Bulgarian Buttermilk 1-3O-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

Telephone us; rapid delivery. Pub He Drua CS.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

Let Sorrells Drus Go. look arte, Tour KODAK finishing. E14.u
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Be Cured First WhsnGurOd

A safe and painless cure for Alec bol and Drug Addictions. Strict pri. va and personal attention assured by physician with years of expert. nDce. Address Drawer No. 497.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
BILL SIGNED
BY GOV. FERGUSON


Austin, TcNa-, March 2G.-NIih thc cy-
ccption Of about twenty bills Governor
Ferguson has cleared hi- dr-k w more iIau
700 bill that have been uvatiu. executive
action. The remaining bills vll hr h.Id
M pending investigation ut certain phase
and will nut bc given aci,uu until thr gnv-
crnur returns from Dr. ranch next Muu-
day.
Among thr bills -i-uri aud filed with
the secretary ui State hN .hr governor
are tine uniform test brook hil. Beaumont
court hil. ou which ihc governor hn- mlidc
~ appointments WY yea. drlelru,y .p-
preparation bill carrying approximately
$4,000: biIl providing irr increase mn ihr
State ranger force and %arrrnrrisl in-
$4,000: also thc bill~ appropriations
money tor prevention ot Charlton ana iuul
brood wv bees.
IN addition to ihc general hhl Cover
nor Ferguson Ilrd numrruu- rnid iau
independent school district bi.i- .ud IIiu-.
WI local Importance wv changing tiuc ui
HOLDING ruurt-. Only unn trtn MH- M thr
l-t Nd balls signed and iiat va- ihr hli.
creating Biauru independent school df-
trict. which WAS vetoed af the r%t.1v-. ui
it~ author. THE following IVY thr entire
lit WI hil-I -i.urd.
House hil BIS r,rmit,ir- thr growth
nf Johnson grass around rr,"ir- w
Tom Grccn. Iriuu. N,criin- ard ~ruIrirher
ruuuIir~.
House hin 333 .NhuIi-hr- l%rainag, di-
trirt~.
House TIN 27S-lL,kiug compulsory tor
tram crews ma g.u- ur.w,u to make
7 description ~ uIl cattle WV animals tuuud
killed ON right at Way ur track
House bin la-Ecouirine all note nud
liens for patent right w hraI ou iacr thr
amount Of consideration.
House bin DOB Amending section uf
local option pool hall hil providing f"r rc-
fund ri license icc.
House bin 3u0-Proyi1in- lor ncorpo-
ration III towns ana Villages between i0O
and 10000 population.
House bill ljG-Pruhihiiiug carrying uf
firearms in churche~ and public gatherings.
House bin 226-Proyiding that courses
III agriculture shall Nv taught in summer
normal schools.
House bill 9l-proyiding for recording
of tax receipts.
House bill 345-Providing for repur-
chase of public school lands.
House bill 73-E>tabIi-hmg state farm
for ehle-minded.
House bin 65l-Granting right To prac-
tice Law u graduates ana p-acticing law
yers from other states
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
CHIEF OF
POLICE ARRESTED

Ralph j. Tucker OF the Galveston ranch.
near Santa Maria, former chief of police
of Brownsville, vas arrested at the ranch
last night ny sheriff w. II. Nann, aud was
brought Ia Brownsville today, charged
with violating the state quarantine against
the importation Of cattle and other live
stock on account Of the prevalence Of the
foot and mouth disease. An appearance
bond was arranged.
Sheriff Nann al the same time brought
down with HIM two other prisoners. one
charged with CARRYING 4 pistol. and the
other charged with bringing into the United
States alleged stolen cattle. Both were
Mcxlcan>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
MEDICAL COLONY
REMAINS IN JAIL

Houston. Texas. March lG.-The mem
her nf what l- known a. the medical
c%ulonv" IN ihc county jail consisting &c nine
Physicians WI Houston awaiting sentence
hy Judge Burns upon conviction NJ using
thc mails tn drfraud continue M ~ cheer
ful do rtc thr fact that they have now
been hchmd thc bar almost Z month.
Some W.T. Them arr cudravoriug. from
their places W.T. confinement. Nv hold the
Gathered ends uf their practice while
rvlifirg thr convenience of the court.
Counsel .or ihc dnctor~ have perfected
plans iur au appeal WI thr cases to the err
emit court uf apIrul-. hut they can Il"
nothing until final action in the lower
courts. Judge Burns may defer passing
sentence until thc end II the term. which
may Mt come rpr two w three week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
Subterfuge Is Used.

Fairmont. W. Va. March 20 Re-
presenting that their wagon was loaded
with nitroglycerine bootleggers sue
ceeded in hauling a load IF liquor from
Oakland. Md. 10 Grafton. w. Va, without
being arrested for violating the states
liquor law. Drivers Of passing teams
stood nearly paralyzed with fear - the
outfit passed with its reckless driver
bouncing about on the seat. whipp-
ing the horses and with the wheels
laundering over the rocks. lie did not
stop until M had arrived at a coal mine
near Grafton. where twenty gallons
of liquor WI board were quickly dis
posed OF. Thee driver then sold the
team and wagon.