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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Gyiflanos Spar.
Sets nnoUiocnGc Nn.nr prffer ltro
/ Naihinstun.


Nerllu, 0cn 29he Wdi: Splflanos
Sccr paa oen omcrifdnife Note /
%Sialconin0 Srufuingen al "2uiitd.
nia" o~ucrrafte5 / 6ormiOooq am.
bO2ia0pr @lraro til &ioereNorleu.
Oelic I'll Healeringen / @nihingtou.
Spitlou0 uotaIer / lit Spor in
@ctlogelie oper Sen Sfdoe. Anleri.
dtncre bar liot iom SSlJe al lin.
02cuono2triNcn % t%ilbpoer Gritat.
ming / Silfrloer. buor 0et muatte
b%cuI'e2, at Snif.nn0 bor bdpt llrct.
Rotten uoiUttcr mco at aiue nogct
olrcttc Spor poa DC AZ TrGiioent
&SillAn rente SpergsmaaI. irbtil
pOcr!ilcrc llnOerbunOlinger bar nm.
0ct Stco. SplflartO suffer at faa
id't'lnuct ON "Suiitunia" par et FOR.
lucy2lpIu Ndnoel9ifib. eacr ON oct
anuen0tca til transport al arlQs-
l%orrad0 % SplOatcr o1 tog nteo iig
intct otGt oncnbe Vnaiagerer lunt
SltfcrbtO ior Nrig2motcriclet.
&c umtrlfnultc tSorcltillinlcr m.
A%ooeuNc Sorpeocringen al ben bri.
title SdmpCr "6aluad". hporpco ell
omrritanit Norger mlitc0e Yipet. be.
ipnrca mtO oen GrflTriug, at oct
buu0c pRrct Senligicu at qiue EaS.
iadcrernc t~ilitrUftclig Sio til ut
ior!noc Sti5et.
NGptelnet9 Torisg pno at uno.
ilippe Qior0c lmi0lertio i%ummarilf
NouoliuQ nsopcuoiq. ScIp ou gap
Observation-Disclosures Gbei DC Sm.
bor0pGrenoe ii @iilultcr til at nor
lc6e Sdrtelct OF u~oItrafte Ienerc
Sioeiriiten til % Dtiurtter, isr
Srufuinaen iouOt Stcb.
(uifIun0 uotdIer lin geflagelie
oner De "lltiliiateoe 2lngreb" poa DC
uuerifanife Gompifibc Clubbing"
% "@ulfliqht". Spltluno irolG1ger
liz enbuer Neniigt on at anqribc
~uita0eliAe rsitrnle Stlbe OF erflu.
rcr ltq uillil til at 6ctnIe Sfaoe@.
c%rltatliug / ale 5ilipl0er. oct mat.
te uiie lil at haue bout llret, o. at
benuiie ale tpiulDnme Silfploer
I'll @adaerOomitolens Euaifiounelic.
llotdtelieruc / Ben amerifonifc
Note nligancnoc Muliqheoen al. at
Spitlduo uilbe irulGgge iig at bauoc
baut iii Scniilt at iTnfe "Siliiia.
uiu", oN al al Oct piloe opbsre nie0
llu0erunnO2frIaeu, lppncs fife ipe.
ciclt Suoret
Ger meOoclea / Foten. at ser,
in0tII Ger ira oen amerifanife Re-
~qierin1 CT inolsbet Spnr pua Spif.
lono2 ToruolUtuinJer ungaaeuOe
&ercttlgeIieu Al "%ulitania"s Silin.
tet9lsrclic, iatct 6orisg uil bli
giort poa at b%ciuare oe Sorlargen.
ser, iou titles I Den amerifdnite
Note.
elsie ToruOirtniraer er: at "Sl.
itluuiu" bleu buqget iom Ell 0luIpc.
frpOier % oar opiort iom iaaoun
pou %l'ien ouer Ben brittle SHADES
Sfi5c. ,SiGlgc m0heuteoe Splus.
uiuler var ">tiitduio" armeret meh
10 auuoner moniereOe og iflult I'M
Der 2utfene.
%isl,,a CpIp2ninger mootlgne /
Berlin iortc brittle 2nmpere. pul
CT aiieileoe ira ]tep Dorf. cite Col
oater. ArtiQeri, ariJaiorroao %
aoutrubanoe til Gugluno. "Slliita.
MIA" me0i9rte iluleoeS pua lin iio.
tie Rtiie 800 aasier ammuni-
ton. i9rioen dnOre arig$ ioripnin.
ler "a fono0iife Sropper.
Ger azores ! Noteu opnerficm
uaa Oer Misunderstanding. AZ Srnna.
BORT a. SprPngitUfie pua Gu@lager.
Ounpere er iorbuOt / amerifanif
Sop.
Ger uutpbe@ ogion. II ben tuIte
9egiering gierue ituloe onife al iaa
CplpanIng on. bporoan Der Jit Ill,
al Set bleu tiQu0t at ien0e Ammuui.
tlon meO ~Suiitanlu". fom par Ouer.
inlNt II lsnsinnprnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

1oumielt Norn 0rUbt. 0l Stormcu
ocmolcrc0c Sorriorcnt4 Mu2.
rNt0trun1enbe BON ON MiUlp cr
mobtnact ira Nto@totd, Ell mluorc
%p / Aidiniou Gomtu, SLAMS. ser
liac@ at prre hlI0itunoil omrlnNct
al N%lonponoc ira Gclornrc. ~
Sittlc @rolahoppcr GluCte
%rrctniuNcr ira uoropcltIilc Mis-
iollrl tpoer pad. al Sltuatloucn Scr
or nlcgct |trltIlt. Neror0 Niucr cr
gcuct opcr line @rc00cr "a bar lat
ltorc Cclc al Nucn Fntloupburl hit.
Der %auo. Sauo@bncn S0uta Holu
ltnor belt ul0cr &ann o. Nciolfniu.
gen or iluatct. &co Elotte Sim bar
EIattciloocl naact Ell &rcooc a.
oucr en- Mil, % Der bcrcttc@. at
en- mig Mnno. $oicpb Bern, Orllt'
ucOe ser tIOliq / MorQc2.
Sgino %ono2bpcn Sracp or itUrtt
uoint % bc ilclte al &nOpnnncrnc
ilp9tet.
Niuafotoh Sans, ionl i8dar be-
rcitcOca at pUre inlbltUuoil omrin
get al %uno, bciin0cr Jig i%rem0cIc3
/ Turc, men oct untuge@, al Oct cr
lntfcoc2 ale ,<nou0oncrltr at rc00c
Jig til litrc StcDcr.
Nruitifaoc / Here Statcr.
SSalbinQtou. Ocr poe Nioi; GrU.
bcloe Sro't / ollie GQnenc onltriu1
DC ltorc &Iloiiecr 90 / Dc mi00cIat
lautiltc Stoier lloa / Nat Hetoroen
Tor mango Mar % nntpOer ulU0udn.
liz fpl0t %eir Tor DC nUltc - q.
mcr. ,NnobcretlinQcr I'll &elrml
renuet melOer on nor 6roltitaOc poo
Srllqt % @ronlo9er / belle bette
Strea. ilpr / bet ,Sn0rc al Stutcn
Aicp 2)orf.
S%uiiolo, u. y, Neu 27oc
Moi: Zen iturte tSrolt / 9iot an.
rcttcoc ltor Sfuoe / ucitli2e gtcp
9orf. Nunhreoer al Ncre@ %utOrue-
lono / Niagara, Orleans ~ Gbnu.
tollaua Counter blep itoOcoc al
Srulten.
Mtc0elclier ira ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ Canada tp0er pua, at Stnoen ug-
lea ser oil bll ltor.
llpcircts Eirc.
Sra Nuniua Sim t|elcgrnicrea oc1
2SOc Wtci: 2ltten N%ieunciter er
blet Orubt iom ,SeIGe Al DC 9tcAn.
% Sorocnitormt, Siomme % Cuer-
%'oemnelier. lom De ire iiGite Gage
h:r ruiet / aonils, ueltlI8c Mis-
iouri % Sfluhoma. Ter goor Hpg-
ter ON, at mdltge Here bar mt'tet
Siuct ,rteu Oiale 9iDlter bar cn0rul
fife bcfro'tct ilq. % loGQo6tom
onc 5eIeiru. on Selcgraflorbinoeller
cr ufbrllot.
Tlonltilituuocne er nlc1ct trllclloc
90 iurc0cr iig brrtIg. Ter nnoer
itnoig &rl,o Stco / Gi9erne Iong@-
lco Nrfunioailoben. Gen pPrlte
1Slonl puo nlolloc Nnr er ion 6olBe
Oeroi iremberittuoe / 9Irtnnlusba-
len. Nionge Gorne er %ooeriuDm-
mc0c. mcgcn Glen0cm socIa0t, o1
Slonmcn bar en0ml life ncact NJ
Nploepuntt.
ut I%orrctnlnN bar mddttet mo
titles / gtorth Slate, %9ie5roito. "a
@uOcrne cr uircntcnnclllc.
Slommcn / Carroll GOuntn, Ntls-
iorlri, er ben urrlte iioen 1855. Ger
iolot / @obet al De li0ite IS Suner
oper I 5pmmer Hcgn.
Iarmerne, Tom bor longs Cc9
M~oineailo0eu hur iaoct Barrel ON
a. toloc liz iaroi8 til Slu9t. 6Io-
Den itiger bllrti1t. @cboerne al DC
louereli9Qenoe Strcg / 1e3 Nioiues
far beQpnbt at iorla0e iine Stem.
/ Slomiare trlter ogioo Sort Iooae.
S,r,oo, f; C~f(nhn,,o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Stilinsen fritiif.

@aibingtou. BEN 29be Ntai: Sor.
holoct meaem Dc 6oreneoe Stuter
o. Spitluuo nGrmer ltg Ell Strife |
Anlccuinl Suitlanos mnouigenoe
Suar paa %rriioent @iliouS Sor-
llngen0cr.
Ter ioreluaeS / Suaret. iom In.
baSlaoar @iraro elonn life bar
uumoet al iua teiegraieret | lin Sel-
he's, men hpi5 &oueoinbbolo flen-
0es. al Sc 10 Resieringer isrit tom.
nier iii en- Srritcneiie nleb Seninn
ScrfiPite3 rua Giee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Sra Verden$kri9etl.

Stalirnerne fortfGttrr fit Grrmrphnin9 Qrrntino noo lloro o9
kdrnten moo of. Staar I'LL kun rs .lil fra Grief.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
SOrnaou / Sflaboun.

Sfient lluciret3 9iaierl har lugi
liz Clocl. raicr cn0ml pl0Jmnlc
Sor0cnitormc i0ng Den uorolIge %
pcifliQc Gel a. Oklahoma.
Gn Sornaoo Tor i0og oper DC.
gain. blpite malige StuIo. OF an
ore llObu2bngnlnqer ouereEoc %
anretteoe itor Sfa0e pou 6rugtba-
uerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Tluin / Scs Wuincshuoeu.

Sea Otoinea. Soma, Den 2S0e
Wiai: Com Telge al bet uipOpnn-
lige itrrfc Nc1n igaur % / Nat
trlles Gea Moinea og Ialisret ne
bcninr al SSlom % Sucripsmncllcr.
&c lopcreliggcnoe @pbclc ltoor al
lereoe unoer %Ouo, o0 %SnObpagcr-
lie har nlnottct ilpgtc ira line Nicm.
Sra sort Io09e meloea, IT Slo-
oeil ser allcrc0e bor 9uaet pper
line BREEDER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

5orifGiies saa 7ios {
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

scrtlriies paa eiSs 1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

1yrn NlttIc Notf t~cIeGrnftrt@
ocn 2Sbc: Gen uGrltc 6lom pao
mango Nur roicr mi / Nr~funioaOu-
len. Nnc %nplnn0eiarne cr oocr-
ipgnmnc0c, itor Stnbe cr allrcttct
ioapcl paa NlpIin1 Iom Sormbpgnln-
ger, Scrnbnllctrafifcn bar 0elul5
nloattet inbiii0ca, mango al Gulclla
@cbocrc bciinocr iia i opcrbGngcnbe
@ip3inrc, % set urrite er enonu life
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT
AT CALIFORNIA FAIR
COSTS HALF MILLION
[Associated PressI

SAN FRANCISCO Preparations for
the largest government. exhibit ever
nsde by one nation at an exposition
are nearing completion in six OF the
exhibit palaces at the Panama-Paclfic
international Exposition. The display
is that Of the United States and is to
occupy $4,000 square feet Of exhibit
SPACE. Its total cost will be in the
neighborhood Of 100000.
Nearly every one of the depart
ments OF the federal government is to
be represented, the exhibits being
distributed among the appropriate
palaces. In the. Palace Of Mines and
Metall1rgy the Bureau OF Mines h
constructing a series of model mines.
beneath the floor. In the Palace OF
Machinery will be display OF the
manufacture of arms and armament
and all OF the technical and mechali-
cal side of the army and navy opera
lions. Here also will be the exhibit Of
the lighthouse department and a min
iature model OF naval drydock. The
largest display will be in the Liberal
Arts building where more than 5000
square feet Of space has been allotted
to the government Exhibits will also
be made extensively in the palaces
Of Agriculture, Education and Food
Products.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
DAILY REMINDERS

Round the Island in auto, $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
See Milton & Parsons display OF
the much talked of "barnyard' hats,
for women. ADV.
The popular Victor dance record,
"Cecile,'' (No. 35373}. on sale at Berg
strom Music Company-adv.
The special at C. Q. zee Hop & Co. s
large market for Saturday will be
fresh New Zealand lamb. It's famous
for its quality and moderate price
The Bergstrom music Company has
just received new selections on piano
la rolls-the S8-note kind. Come in
and choose new pieces for your pia-
nola.
Thrift-just fraction of the Eng
1ish language to some people, but a
big, definite worthwhile characters
tic of ambitious people Save-with
the Bank of Hawaii as the depositary
of your funds.
Your best breakfast will be that one
at which Swift's premium ham or
b7con is the chief item All other
breakfasts fade from memory and you
only think of the genuinely excellent
flavor and quality of Swift's products.
Ask your dealer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
HONOLULU REALLY HAS A
KNOckER.

We didn't believe it, but we have
had positive, definite evidence during
the last week which we can't get away
from-that Honolulu has at least one
bona fide. deliberate "knocker." He
is the manager OF a leading Honolulu
hotel, and is said to never have been
on any other island except Oahu. Ac
cording 70 this tourist, who told q
very detailed story, in the presence
Of witnesses, this hotel man strongly
urged him not to visit the volcano or
Haleakala-that they weren't worth
seeing. the trip was hard, etc. This
traveller further stated that the In.
ter.Island booking clerk in Honolulu
showed mighty little interest In
Maui when he was buying his ticket
for the voIcano-in fact was quite DIS
couraging in his manner, and when
pressed nevertheless for stopovel
ticket charged $3.50 extra for the
privilege. This gentleman was SC
pleased with his visit here that he
was moved to express his surprise al
what he characterized the peculiar at
tifude of the Honolulu people.
This Is not an Imaginary story. II
the Promotion Committee and Al
Club are interested they can be sup
Pied With names.-Maui News.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
VEAL THY SPlNSTER
ELOPES WITH C0AcHMAN
fRv --latest MaiIl

BINGHAMPTON, N. Y.-After their
wedding had been kept secret for a
week ii was announced that Miss Es-
telle H. Allen, SO years old and
wealthy. had eloped with her coach
man. Clarence Z. Clifford, several
years her Junior The ceremony was
performed In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs H. d. Harris in Baltimore. Nd,
or December o. The officiating clcr.
gyman was tie Rev. James Cromie OF
New York, city. Both bride and bride.
groom are natives Of Lestersbire, q
suburb Of this city.
Miss Allen is a descendant OF one
Of the Oldest and wealthiest families
IN this section of the state. the manu-
featuring village of Lestershire hay
ing been built on what has been
known for scores Of years as the old
Allen place.
Miss Aliens relatives had noticed.
her friendship for Mr.. Clifford and had
expostulated with her regarding the
talk which her being seen frequently
in his company outside her own home
would cause. Lately Mr. Clifford had
not been seen at the Allen home SO.
much and it was believed that the
friendship had been broken up.
Miss Allen left two weeks ago to
see friends in Baltimore and spend
the holidays there. but the announce
ment received from the officiating
clergyman was the first intimation
that she had eloped with her one-time
coachman.
Friends of the family and relatives
refused to discuss the marriage, but
it was said that as Miss Allen is the
owner of the homestead. and has con-
troll Of the larger part of her fortune
she would return here with her hus-
hand. despite the displeasure of her
family. aud reside In I.esfershire.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
SECRET CAUCUS
ON JOBS CALLED
BY SUPERVISORS
Majority of Board viii Notify
Mayor He Must Change Pro-
posed Appointments, Report

Discussion of Mayor Lanes appoint
ments, including those already an
nounced and those proposed, will be
made behind closed doors at caucus
of the board of supervisors to which
the mayor has been invited. It will
be held Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Rumors reached the various mem
bers Of the board in the last, week
that the chief executive is preparing
a list OF proposed appointments in
the city engineers department which,
it is. said, is to be turned over to l..
NJ. Whitehouse, the new city engineer,
when Mr.. Whitehouse assumes Office
February l. According to the report
these appointees are principally for
mer supervisors and small-scale poll
ticians.
1--WE must have efficient men or this
administration must fail" said one
of the insurgent supervisors today.
I'VE have called caucus to be held
Sunday afternoon to which Mayor
Lane has been invited The appoint
ments to be made by the mayor and
the reported list of employees for the
city engineers department will be
thoroughly discussed. 1t is the OBJ
ject of having any policies discussed
in secret rather than show up the
administration in the wrong light by
holding public sessions that we have
called the ealicus for
1t is reported that the leaders
against the appointments are Super
vfsors Horner, Quinn. Larsen and Lo-
gan. These four officials form a ma
jority of the board. Should they
choose to tfslt the mayors appoint
ments they have the power to refuse
approval of the monthly payrolls and
hold up the payment of salaries to
those objected to, or they could abol-
ish the offices held by the appointees.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
Hawaii FISHES
DRAW PRAISE OF
FAIR OFFICIALS
Exposition Press Notices Dwell
on Beauty of Exhibits
From the Islands
TAssociated Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.-Ha.
waits $4,000 pavilion at the Panama
Pacific international Exposition was
completed the first week in December
and win receive its first consignment
of the live painted" fishes OF Hawai-
ian waters soon. Hawaifs principal
exhibit In the pavilion will be an
aquarium In which will be shown the
wonderfully colored fishes from the
Paradise OF the Pacific" so yivldly
colored that tourists at Honolulu be-
lieve they are painted to order.
Six large, we'll lighted tanks set In
q half octagon will hold the many va
rieties of fishes and new additions to
the family will be received ieyery
three weeks during the exposition pc
Rod. Among the exhibits will be
small octoposuG, which. in the islands,
provide a rare edible for Hawaiians
and foreigners alike Chairman II. r.
Wood of the Hawaii Exposition Com
mission arrived here this week to &C
cept and dedicate the building.
Hawaiian musicians will sing their
croony melodies every day and every
thing in and out OF the building VIII
give the "atmosphere" Of the farthest
west territory of Uncle Sam. On
June IL, Hawaii Day" at the exposi.
ton, 1t is possible that the Processes
Kalanianaole and Kawananakoa, both
society women. will be hostesses with
Governor Pinkham and the Hawaiian
exposition officials.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
FROM THE ISLAND EXCHANGES

and other literature" sent out from
time to time-Hawaii Herald
We welcome DR.. Scudder back TO
Hawaii. He Is a world-patriot, OF a
type that win thrive after jingoism
has had its funeral He reports good
will among men" Increasing Kohala
Midget
Mr.. Rath's proposed childIabor law
is good one-for the child. A thou
sand children between and 10 out
OF school means an illiterate vote by
, and by.-Kohala Midget.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
the RECKLESS uNPREPAREo-
NESS or AMERICA.


While all the greatest powers Of
Europe are at war, while our formid-
able competitor for the control OF the
Pacific. Japan, II at war, and while
all the rest Of the worlds nations,
the great with the small. are actively
engaged in preparing for war that
they may be in a position to defend
their rights and honor II compelled to
do 90. America alone remains idle, in
false security. relying upon her vast
territory, with its vast population and
want resources The inane and harm
ftl notwithstanding policy adopted
by our peace-at-any-price government
% TO be carried out in spite OF the
many earnest voices raised in warn
ine.-Maui Times.
Opinions may differ as to who will
eventually get the Parker millions,
but that the lawyers, experts, ct al,
will get theirs is not open to argu.
ment.-7Maui News.
There is every likelihood that Ku.
HOS bill in Congress granting wo.
man suffrage in Hawaii, will pass.
The measure is one OF the kind that
can arouse but little opposition In
Washington, and 81 1t fails to get
through 1t will probably be because
Il is lost in the mass OF legislation,
against its-Maui News.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

to the Promotion Committee and al
though Hollinger will have no vote
at any of the committee meetings he
will be present s7fepresentative OF
the city.
The Guardian: Trnst Company has
filed an inventory OF the estate of the
late Fidelia M. Lyons. It shows prop.
erty consisting of stocks, honds and
promissory notes, The latter secured
by mortgages. all worth approximately
Sl1,3S0.
Capt. P. A. Van Tassel, "a balloon.
ist, probably will give Ito exhibitions
In Honolulu. The Carnival directors
forwarded a letter ri Kim today in
which it was pointed out that their
|Sprogram is now scomnlete and that
they do not desire 30 Incorporate any
aerial features in lie list of events.
The funeral of Olaf Omsted, who
died al his home in Emma street at
10. O'Clock last night, was to be held
this afternoon from the Masonic tenn
pie. Mr.. 0msted was an employee of
T. H. Davies & Company Death was
due to heart failure He is survived
by widow and daughter, Margaret
Omsted, stenographer for the Promo.
ton Committee.
The harbor commission will depart
on the. Kinau next Tuesday afternoon
for tour of Kauai, after its regular
meeting The board will remain on
the Garden Island antil Saturday
night. giving special attention to the
proposed acquisition of site for the
new wharf at Waimea. Chairman
Forbes probably will go over TIE route
and inspect the lands adjacent 10 the
Kapaa railway line to be built for the
benefit of the homesteaders In taat
section.
Because the construction of the new
Oahu prison. High Sheriff Jarrett has
found it necessary to withdraw 40 or
so convict laborers from Kapiolani
park and, as result, the city is
scarce of laborers to care for and 9th.
erwise maintain the park As the
budget allows only $1,000 a month and
the superintendent salary and other
overhead expenses must be paid out
of that amount, Mayor Lane and the
board of supervisors are sorely pug
zled as to how to provide workmen for
the park.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
SCALE OF PRICES
DECIDED ONFQR
CARNIVAL EVENTS

The board of directors of the Mid.
Pacific Carnival has announced the
following scale of prices of admission
to those events of the celebration un-
der the direct authority of the board:
February 20-Peace pageant, rs
cents; swimming events, 25 and so
cents; Japanese lantern parade, SO
cents; carnival ball Of nations, SO
cents. sF's
February Pituitary parade, Is
cents; Hawaiian pageant, 25 and 50
cents; fireworks, Moiliili, 25 and SO
cents.
February 2S-nThe Sho-Gun,' SO
cents and 81!
February 24-Masquerade ball 81
general admission and $3.50 for boxes.
February 25-Children's chorus, %
cents; massed band concert, Is cents;
eruption of Punchbowl, Is cents.
February 26-Hibiseus show, rs
cents; fireworks, harbor, so cents.
February 27-Military pageant at
polo ground, so cents general admis.
sion and S. for automobiles
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
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T. Hanna, a woskman at tue Inter
Island wharf. recaI.ed internal injuries
and broken leg today through fall
from ladder. Hanna was attempting
to board a vessel :ncored at tie pier
and fell backward. He was taken to
the hospital for treatment
A dwelling in Campbell street, Ka.
pahulu, occupied by Mrs. H Apollo.
was burned to the ground late yes
terday afternoon The fire is said to
have been caused by the careless ham
ding of matches by children. 1t was
with some difficulty that several mem
bers of the family we're removed from
the burning building. A small insur.
ance was carried on the dwelling.
Roumania has entered the American
field for the purchase of war supplies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

The new steel plant of Armstrong.
Whitwortl of Canada, Ltd, was epen-
ed at LOngheil.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

The trial jurors Of the federal court
have been further excused until next
Wednesday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

Royal Baking Powder Cook Book
sent free on request. Address Box
go, kionolulu. Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

Oceanic lodge 81, F. & A. NJ, will
hold special meeting with work in
third degree this evening at 1880
o'clock. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

James Glib, administrator of the
estate of jeremiah F. Darcy, has been
authorized by Judge whitney to pay
j. f. Darcy. son of the deceased, $3.50
from his portion OF the estate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

Georgina Perreira has been appoint
ed guardian of Julia Lopez, a minor,
to serve under $3.50 bond.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
local And GENERAL

Elks' lodge meets this evening at
7::3O O'Clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

Hearing On an amended petition in
the case of Lee Leong, applicant for
writ of habeas corpus, was to be
held in the federal court this after
noon. '.-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

The Hawaiian band will play at the
departure Of the steamer Shinyo Maru
this afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

The case OF Wong Kun Wo. petit
toner for a writ of habeas corpus,
has been continued in the federal
court until next Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

Regular meeting of Mystic lodge, K.
of p. this evening in Pythian hall at
7:30 o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22

On the ground of desertion William
H. Thompkins has filed petition in
circuit court asking a divorce from
Anna Thompkins. He AYERS she left
him at Fort Bliss, Tex, in 1906.