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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02

Maybe you don't care
enough about saving a few dollars S
to induce you to buy things now
that you're sure to want later;
some people feel that way.
But just remember, the quality
you'll get in this sale is the same
as you get whenever you buy
Harris chaffner&Mar
clothes---you might as well get
the extra value for your money.
Genuine Palm Beach Suits, 500
Irregular price, Sl25O)
Knox Felt Hats all shades, $3.50
Irregular price, $500
These are just two of our bar
gains. Can you afford to miss
this chance? Until Nov. 10th.
Silva's Toggery, Ltd.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02
FORMATION or. $50, 100000
TOBACCO CORPORATION

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Announcement
of the formation of the Mutual Tobac,
CO Company, inc, $40, 000, 900 cor,
poration which includes some of the
large tobacco manufacturing concerns
in the United States, has been made
by Benjamin Swartz, counsel for the
company. Incorporation papers were
filed in Delaware. he said. and plans
are being completed for the election
of officers and the estimate of per,
manent organization. Headquarters
of the company will be in New York
Among the concerns taken over by
the Mutual Tobacco Company, Inc, il
is stated, are the Mrs. G. B. Miller
company of New York, HUFFMAN e.
Company of New York, Allen e Dun.
ming of Paterson, N. j., and the Camp
bell Tobacco Company of Newark,
N. ].
Mr.. Swartz said that negotiations
were under way for the requirement
of several other important tobacco in.
terests. 81:
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Bonn.

IFITZGERALD-In Waikiki, Mani DC.
tober IS, 1915. to DR.. and Mrs. ]. G.
fitzgerald, daughter Kathleen
Margaret.
Honolulu, October 81.
1915, to Mr.. and Mrs. Taneshige Ma,
gatani, of South Beretania street. q
rFusano.
Honolulu. October "a,
1915, to Mr.. and Mrs. Yoichiro Okla.
saki, of Kinau street, son-Kini.
Honolulu, October
%. 1915, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jiemon
Kurashige. of King street, near Wal.
kamilo road, a daughter Kimiko.
NISHIDA-In Honolulu, October 20,
1915, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chusuke Nj.
shida, of Manoa Valley, daughter
--Akiye.
NAMBA-In Honolulu. October 90,
1915, to Mr. and Mrs. Suyematsu
Namba, of North King street, Pala.
ma, daughter Miknko.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02
DIOnEDES HEARD
FROM; SAFE At
MANlAN|LL0

The Dutch dredge Diomedes, long
overdue, is safe 4 letter received
this morning from the London cor
respondents OF the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Company, local agents for
the dredge. stated that she put in to
the port Of Manzanillo on the west
coast of Mexico. October 5. with two
blades of her propeller gone, and that
the date OF her arrival here for bunk
ers en- route to yladivostok. is doubt
full
This clears up TIC state OF uncer-
tainty as to the Diolnedes' fate The
dredge left Panama ave days ahead
of the dredge Ulysses which left here
October 5 for vladivostok after TAX
ing bunker coal from the lnter-Island.
The dredge was due here nearly q
month ago and seafaring men here
had given her up for lost. as no word
whatever had been heard from her
since she left Panama for Honolulu.
Manzanillo. the port into which the
Dipmedes put after she sustained the
loss of two blades from her propeller.
Is on the west coast of Mexico, IN the
state. OF Collins, and Is about third
of the distance from Panama to San
Diego. as the port has very. limited
facilities for the repairing of ships
machinery, it Is probable that the
dredge will be tied up there for long
time, either until she can get new
blades from San Diego, Los
Angeles or San Francisco. or make
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DIED.

SHION-In Honolulu, November i,
1915, Shion Duck Lee, of King
street, near the Kalihi stream, sin.
gle, laborer, a native of China, SO
years old.
MARTINI Honolulu, October 81,
1915, Isaac, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Da.
vid K Martin, of Kapahula road,
nine years and one month old.
-R0DRIGUES- LIN Honolulu, October
81, 1915, Alfredo. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alexandra Rodrigues, of 1885
Palolo Valley road, one year, two
months and rs days old
LEE--In Honolulu, October 81, 1915,
Seu Yuen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seu
Yuen, of Kauluwela lane, one year,
two months and .16 days old.
PAMAIAULU-In Honolulu, October
80, 1915, Mrs. Annie Pamaiaulu, OF
Woodlawn road, Manoa Valley, a ma.
tive of this city, 43 years old.
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WORK, HAWAII!'
SAYSRETURNING
AID CLUB Chief

tcontinuea nom page oneI
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MARRIED.

CoNFLoNE.KRAMER-In Honolulu.
October 80, 1915, Pazze Confione
and Mrs. Ida Kramer, Rev M. E..
Silva of the Hoomana Naauao
church, officiating. Witnesses
John p. Alexander and Emblina AL
exander.
SUNG-LEE In Honolulu, October 80,
1915, Charles H. Sung and Miss Lee
Sam Moy, Rev. Use Yuen of the Chi
nese Christian church, officiating.
{ Witnesses Ho Fook Yin and John
K. F. Sung.
LISLEJ0HNSOH-In Honolulu, Octo-
Der q, 1915. Frank Isle and Mrs.
Elizabeth Johnson, Rev. M. E. Silva
of the Hoomana Naauao church, Of
ffciating. Witnesses William AL.
fred and Henry L. Brown.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02

MALCOLM A. FRANKLIN, collector
of customs, has been visiting at his
former home in Columbus, Miss A
letter received yesterday by Raymer
Sharp, acting collector, from Mr..
Franklin, says he called on Secretary
of the Treasury McAdoo while in
Washington, and that the secretary
spoke very highly OF our work here
and said he was greatly pleased with
it, Mr.. Franklin adds that the cot
ton crop in Mississippi last year was
a total failure. He does not mention
this years crop condition. The col
iector expects to reach Honolulu De
cember z, coming on the Matsonia.
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GIVE ROSARIANS
CHANGE TO TAKE
CARNIVAL PART
CONTINUED rom page one,

CONTINUED from page one)
your preferences, we feel confident.
Our aloha to your excellency and
to all Rosarians.
Sincerely yours,
tSignedl @J. F. C. HAGENS.
President,
First semi-WeekIy Session.
The board or Carnival directors will
inject tomorrow afternoon for the first
OF its semiweekly sessions. under the
new plan of organization, to take up
the formulation Of a program and the
selection OF chairmen Of committees
to take in hand the various events de.
cided on.
First, the board will winnow the
chair from list of proposed events.
Some of these. in the light of past
experience and general opinion, are
fixtures-such as the grand military
parade on Washington's birthday, and
the swimming events. Others. such
as the floral parade and amateur the
atricals, are admitted attractions but
also are attended by many disadvan-
taees. These tho board viii weigh.
Having settled on the main attrac.
lions, the next business In order will
hA to choose the men who must make
them suceess--the responsible com.
mittee chairmen.
With the events determined and the
chairmep picked. it win become time
to build program A tentative one
is ready for discussion now, though
-..f.l "A LII ~, ~ 800 =. q, - kfr..ec
before Il finally Is adopted. Care
must be taken to avoid conflict Of In
terest, to keep every day filled but
never crowded, to provide variety and
yet not to fatigue by distracting su.
.perabundance.
Polo and Racing Loom Large.
The coming revival Of racing, at
IKapiolani park. under responsible and
reputable MANAGEMENT, is bound to
take a commanding place next year
in any Carnival program. Polo, swim
ming and racing always draw crowds
in Honolulu, as. for that matter, they
do everywhere.
Already the Carnival and the racing
association are in touch. Walter Dill
bingham said today that he expects q
two-days meet VIII be held, probably
on Wednesday and Saturday after
Rooms of Carnival week Unfortunate
ly, it probably will not be possible to
get the field into condition for polo
before next June or July.
Within g fortnight the racing asso
citation Will organize and elect an exc
crftfve committee to take up matters
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as the yellow quarantine flag went
down, the AID Club men swarmed up
the pendant ladder and greeted their
president.
70 Make the Most Of donoluIu.
Il have had most interesting and
enjoyable trip" Mr.. Harrington said.
II could -fill book with the details
Of impressions and talks and observa-
tions. Some OF the comment from my
diary. l understand, has been misun-
derstood and caused some unhappy
criticism, but you may be sure I have
Thought III Of no one and my obserya-
fions have been with a thought single
10 my particular business and the par
ticular business Of the citizens OF Ho-
noIHlu and Hawaii. the business of
making the most OF our magnificent
opportunities.
There are some high lights that
run through my travels and observa-
tons that may be interesting to Ha-
waii-they are to me.
Americans--Al Through.
First and most emphatic, the ny.
phenated American is going out Of
fashion, going fast, too. Make no mis-
.ee sposI - tne spIilt o. unolaluea
80 =, = sNssplns me
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.1 ~ w .lLl'e, yyu are los an A llIs.
49,. tteLyo .sl mas ieao sns pr '
49, very eirect ana collslsIent ~
;, ~ tnls pOlna Ais1 many ns ~,
go LAoosetei. ~, lasest - ~ VIII
.,.e nspi l. nat Mas ~ nIs z lloss
rl 81. e.., spsesn Wss .lat u lieut.
NV otle5e " minus Z. 1ns 1nieasy
10y e ,''l,... 9. tne e1posl.lon L1e
sless;ns LOT oshe eosetllg q ~ nus
..ete e''a lLo, g, inc same pistoLn az
kLe leese q SLl,css0,one % tpe sup
,oseuiy nypnsneteo cI.lss ~ tle coun.
:. e ,nkue pa .isula. pOlls "
.ne tact tnat ne was win tns presl,
.e-t ~ tne soeeinor ana al sVoe
ep's''e.ns ~ placlns ne un4eu
esctes q america nrst IN eseIysnins
tlo ioIete. uolns away Win me ny
pre1 Simply SHOWS YOU ma. me
r't Aen ~ me countIy, ens Insu -,
t.'1e ~ eLlsls, nave aDout g nue.
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Herbert J.. Karle, a caddy, was
struck and Killed by golf ball driven
BY Dr.. Joseph M. Douthett on the
green of the Rittshurg, tPa.) Field
Club.
The Washington times., 1915-12-31
VOLUME OF SALES
HEAVY At CLOSE

Trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange for the year was concluded
today with a heavier than usual vol
ume of sales, in which Issues VI the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company proved the leaders. Lanston
Monotype found a good market on a
declining scale.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred stock was the most active
issue in the list. After an odd lot OF
twenty eight shares had been trans
ferred at S2h. a block of 100 shares
brought S2S4, and the last sale, con-
sisting of ten shares, was made at 80
The buying broker was still on the
floor for any part of 100 shares al
sag but there was no stock offered
under say.
Railway common stock. though not
traded in, was bid up l point to 49,
and a block of $4,000 worth of the
per cent bonds of the company was
transferred at 81.
The first sale of Lanston was made
at 74M and embraced 10 shares. Lower
ing of the bid to 741s resulted in g.
share sale, and a further drop OF Il
to "A brought out a total of 80 shares.
other sales of the day included 5000
worth of Potomac Electric Power con-
solidated 5 per cent bonds at 99h q
$500 Capital Traction 8 at 107; 10 shares
Of Washington Gas Stock at 74sL, and
] share of Mergenthaler Linotype Stock
at 171lR
The Washington times., 1915-12-31
Deaths.


Margaret A. Wilkes, "a wears. POI Rate.
street
Thomas c. Young, 81 years. 1914 rrbirt,-
fourth street northwest
Charles II. Richardson "a years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
Charles W Bragg. 50 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Bert Anderson, 30 years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane
Caleb /. Chamberlain 20 years Goyernnent
Hospital for the Insane.
William Finn, 20 years, Hospital United
States Soldiers Home
Ernest Well 20 years, GEORGETOWN Uniyer-
slty Hospital.
John Loefher, 81 years, Hospital United
States Soldiers Home.
Calvin Edmonds, II years, Garfield Hospitnl
Daniel Shay or Shea, So years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
Marion X. Carter, year. 51l Fourteenth
street northeast.
Elizabeth Ellis, years. $500 Tenth street
Brookland, u. G.
Aron Cusack. 7s years, A1s Fourteenth
street northwest.
Lucy Hopkins, &C years, IS Mccullough street
northwest
Frederick NJ Dawes, So years. 1Il7 Duncan
street northeast.
Fannie Harrod, "a years, 1923 Twenty-hrst
street northwest.
Hargauth Brown 26 years, Washington Agy-
| lum Hospital.
/ Slater Puilen, Is years Murdoch Mil road
| and Massachusetts, avenue.
| Charles Busey, 43 years, Freedmens Hospi'
I tai.
Tactic V. Holland, % years, 200 Thirteenth
! street northwest.
| Ellen Majors, 20 days, Freedmen's Hospital
The Washington times., 1915-12-31
ACTIVE TRADING ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec. S1.-The publica-
ton of the Austrian Ancona note to-
day sent stocks up in some instances
as much as three points when the
stock exchange opened. Trading was
the most active in weeks.
United States Steel sold as high az
bSlP. up two points during the first
few minutes Baldwin Locomotive
Jumped three points to 119. Stude-
baker opened up 2% at 1854.
A half million shares were traded
during the morning Mexican Petro-
leum made a new high at ll9. and
American Smelling sold up to 1O7%.
Bethlehem Steel sold at ass, Off 1917.
Prices were lower around noon, ira.
ders awaiting the official Washington
text of the American note.
The Washington times., 1915-12-31
Special Notices

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASH
instqn' ~. g. Deefinber ", 1915. Notiee ~
District Of Columbia intend 20 make tho
i2llowing- named improvements which are. in
health. safety and oolnioFt. Assessments tor
one,half OF the cost VI the same wih ~
made made as provided In public act No ~. Az
telested In the proposed WORK are notified
that the Commissioners will give puoilo
nearing AT the District BuldinB on Thurs
Gay, January 6, 1916 at ten O'Clock A. N.
IA the BOardSRoo Of the said CommiasionFra
70 any ana all persons VINO may desire 10 oo-
tect thereto:
Northwest section.
rave alleys win vitrined or asphalt block:
All alleys In square ESQ at an estimated
cost Of 81, 79l. Alley in square 22S5, m rear
o. lots and 3. at an estimated cost Of $500;
s4S5. Set new curb, on the north side OF Win
dom PLACE northwest from Wisconsin avenue
70 SSth street. az an estimated cost Of sS1s, 70
be assessed against all lOtg In Suuare iis9
abutting the said work. Lay cement SIDE
walk on the west side Of 18th street noruh-
an estimated cost OF s9li, to be assessed
against ali lots Ia square 25t5 abutting tie
said work.
sSoutheast Section:
Pave alleys with vitrihed or asphalt block;
Alley In square $3.50. at an estimated cost Of
| an estimated cost OF Sy9O, Alley IN square 49,
| at an estimated cost OF sos. Lay cement
southeast from Alabama avenue 70 Trenton
| street at estimated cost Of S1S4. 10 De
assessed against all lots In squares SsH and
bgH abutting the said work. On the south
| side Of Pennsylvania avenue southeast from
10Th street TO 9th street at an estimated
| cost of t506. TO be assessed against AL lots
/ In square 5579 abutting the said work.
| Northeast Section:
Pave alley with vitrlhed or asphalt block:
| Alley in square SOC, at an estimated cost OF
| $3.50 Lay cement sidewalk, the south
side Of Myrtle avenue northeast from Central
| avenue to lot 10. square 1919, at an estimated
| cost OF S67l, to be assessed against all l0ta
| In square 1913 abutting the said work. Set
| new curb and lay cement sidewalk. on the
| east side OF Lincoln road northeast from
| Prospect street to Todd place, at.an estimated
| cost of 81, l08 to be assessed against all lots
| in square 1882, 3527. 1898, and $3.50 abuttinG
the said work. OLIVER p. NEWMAN,
| LOUIS BROWNLOW. CHAS. w. kUTI'
Commissioners ID. c,
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Wholesale Produce Market

EGGs--Nearby. fresh. 92e per dOz.; South
ern. Se4S2c per doZ.
.CHEEsE-New York new. 17c per ID; nat,
nhc per ID.
BuTTER-ElEln prin'. 3Sc per h.; tub sic
per h.; process, 26c per ID.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens, 16c per H.. Toos-
ters lie per h.. live turkeys 25Q26c per h.. {;
spring chickens, 16dlsc per ID.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves, best ud12c per
H.: heavy, SIs9lOhc per ID; fat sheep,
Ah96c per h.. spring lambs, s@Skc per Up.
KREY, PRICE & co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished by
Taylor Wade)-Potatoes. SAB per Darrell
N.Oe per barrel; beets. SS.tS per 100 buncnes
The Washington times., 1915-12-31
Realty Transfers

HOlmesd Manor-Louis II. Schneider ct al.
TO A. Elizabeth oliphant. lot 81. block "A,
$40 A Elizabeth Ohphant conveys same
property TO Louis II. Schneider Julius M
Schneider and Walter e. Schneider, $40
Fort Saratoga-JOhn l. Knopp ct al ITO
Frank NJ, HRtley lot 3. square l2O5, $40
Stamps 90 cents).
Addition TO American University Park
Frank T. Israel ct ux. 10 William r.
Woodland, lots IA, IL, Is, and IT, square 1853.
$40 Stamps $2l.
Reno-James l. Giles ct ux. to Samuel W.
Hebron and Clara S. Hebron, lot ~, block
Y. SO.
ISIS Corcoran street northwest-Edwln 3.
Brandt ct ux. 10 George II. Butler. lot 65.
square iS5, SO (stamps so centsl.
lN Maryland avenue nOrtheast-Georse NJ
Bond ct ux. to Samuel r. Dibert parts lots
l2 and -, square 727, s. (stamps 81.
Oriswods Addition to Anacostia-MRude VI,
Griswold TO Frances e. Frazier part lot
269 $40 (stsmps 20 cents).
Bealrs Adventure-John W. Glennan 10
Jeremiah Boyd, part lot 2s, square 5l47, FlC
(stampa 80 cents),
Anwood Heights-John W, Glennan, trus
tee 10 ,Adeline Kerr. lot Il, block s. Nt
STAMPS so centsl.
ga Ridge street northwest-Sallie D, Ctssel
Rdnlnis:ra. riy. John Atkins 0art original
aot &c '.,- --" 90"
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Marriage License.

EDWARD III. Carson, Rectortown, Va, and
Emma Stewart, Delaplain, Va.
David Goldberg and Annie Bearman. both
william Henry Burton and Jessie Thomas
Witham, both OF Richmond Va.
Charles N. West and Lara " Wynkoop.
Benpiman II, Wolever and Leslie Champion,
Houston. Tex.
George J. Burgess and Hattie Anderson
Harvey y. Daniels and Susie G. Long
Joseph A. Lochte, Rockville, Nd, and Emma
Ida FTall. Bethesda, Nd.
Julian Lee and Marion A. Droney.
Christian Ober Middletown, Pa, and Bar
bara a. Hemperly, Mount JOY, Pa.
Archer L. Jones Hopewell, Va. and Nell L.
Lyon, GAINESVILLE. Va.
George NJ. Troup, New York, and Ada Stan
ford Inyley. StrAtford, Va.
Charles u. Bond, Rock Point. Md, and Viola
M. Rohle. Rock Point. Md.
Lester r, Knott Ballston, Va. and Urna
J. Butt. Rockville, Md.
Leon worrell and Virginia r. Foley.