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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
new YEAR'SEVE
!, VERY ORDERLY

Officer Kekua scored honors for
the first arrest of the new year when
he brought in at ITO o'clock last
night William T. Wood, Company C,
1st Infantry, who was slightly intoxi.
Gated. Wood was merely taken up
for detention.
George Spencer achieved second
place in the arrest column for the
year, many laps behind Wood, as he
did not manage to make the jail until
8 o'clock this morning. Spancer had
other plans for the new year and ex-
planned them to the police while being
searched.
Il haven't got time to go to jail,
Spencer solemnly told the officer.
This is New Years and I've got some
.luaus to go to. think | better not
be arrested
However, he was. Spencer is now
sleeping it off. 81
Last night was probably the most
orderly New Years Eve in the history
of the police department, only seven
men being arrested between O'Clock
in the evening and midnight, these
all being men who had celebrated too
freely and we're locked up merely for
detention and safekeeping until they
sobered up.
No Fight MARRIED Revelry.
No fights were reported and the
spirit of the night was jolly and friend
ly. Under Capt. Fred Iaukea 40 pa
trolmen and traffic men were on duty
until 10 o'clock and after that time
more joined the force: After mid
night the men were gradually relieved
and the peace was guarded for the
rest of the night by the regular force
aided by few extra men.
at surprised US last night" Captain
laukea said today: There was very
little disorder and in all the crowd
with all the noise there seemed to be
no rowdyism. There has probably
never been New Years Eve here
when the police had so little trouble
or made so few arrests"
The number of arrests made last
night by the big force of men is far
less than the average for any day in
the year. Often the police blotter
shows four or FIVE times as many
names in night as were put down on
it last night
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SPECIAL FORMS
ORCHARGESBY
CARNIVAL HEADS

Bills against the Carnival incurred
|, after today will not be recognized by
the treasurer unless they are accompa
MED by requisition forms signed by
the chairman making the purchase for
his division and countersigned by the
executive secretary. Receipt of deliv.
cry for the goods billed, properly ac-
knowledged, also should accompany
each statement. The requisition forms
are on the press now and should be
ready for distribution next Wednes-
day.
The Carnival is organized something
like a department store. It has a
multitude of department chiefs, or
chairmen Of divisions and events, each
sole ruler Of his own demesne, but
there must be financial center some
where For this reason it is necessary
that the acquisitions issued by each
chairman be scountersigned, so that a
-Raanine aceBuntror current liabilities
may be kept up to date from day to
day.
Experience in past years has shown
that IL was necessary to caution mer.
chants against unauthorized pur.
chases. Those who contribute moth
ing to the support of the Carnival
nurse the delusion that 1t has unliHit
edsrespurces. AS matter of facE' It
runs on a very small working capital,
which it is necessary to safeguard
against the inroads of enthusiasm.
Only chairmen to whom appropriations
have been voted by the directors are
empowered to open charge accounts
and the directors expect the chairmen
to keep strictly within their appro-
priations.
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AUSTIN ADVANCES, FROM
PRIVATE TO coLoNElcY

LONDON-The most rapidly pro-
NOTED man in the British army is
Lieut.. col. w. F. Austin. 18th Reserve
battalion of Cheshire Regiment. who
enlisted as private in that regiment
on August 80, 1914 He enlisted as a
stranger, with only some militia ex-
perience behind him, and rose rapidly
through the non-commissioned ranks
to a commission, and then from QUAR-
termaster to adjutant. company COM
mander and battalion adjutant with
the result that at the end Of ll'months
he was commanding regiment.
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local And GEN[RkL

Circuit Judge Ashford's trial jurors
have been excused until o'clock next
wednesday morning.
The territorial grand jury probably
Twill have meeting at 2 O'Clock next
Thursday afternoon to complete work
on its annual report.
The guild and auxiliary of ST. An
drew's cathedral parish will hold a
meeting in the guild hall at 3 o'clock
next Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. E. B..
Noble will be hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers J, Borges of
1749A Self lane, celebrated their
eighth wedding anniversary today.
They were the recipients of many con-
gratulations from friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs D. NJ. Riordan, mother of Mrs.
w. G. Whitener. wife of Lieut. White.
ner, U. S. A., and Mrs. F. W. Palmer,
died in Los Angeles last Sunday, ac-
cording to information which has been
received in Honolulu. Mrs. Riordan
visited Honolulu in 1913. spending sew
eral months with Mrs. Whitener ct
Schofield Barracks. She was ma
tive of Franco
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TERRITORY wide FIGHT AGAINST
TUBERCULOSIS MEETING SUCCESS
White Rate Is Lowest.

White Rate Is Lowest.
During 1915 the case rate on re.
ported cases showed that 29.6 persons
out of every 10000 persons had tuber-
culosis, while the usual estimate is
about so for every 10000 The Ha-
waiians led with case rate of 73.S
persons to every 10000 persons, The
white nationalities had the lowest rate
in the United States, the bureau re-
ports: 11.6 persons to every 10000
persons
Deaths occurred in 1915 at the rate
of 15.1 persons out of every 10000 per-
sons. The Hawaiians led again IL this
instance, with 52.2 out of every TO-
900. The white nationalities again
had the best rate In the United States,
which was 3A out of every 10000.
The bureau started the year with
% per cent Of registered cases under
and ended with 46 per
cent under supervision. Unregistered
deaths decreased 80 per cent as
against those unregistered in 1914.
Since July 1, last, there has been
no waiting list at Leahi Home Ev-i
cry case since that time has been
taken care of. and approximately
$500 worth of sanitarium treatment
has been given tubercular patients in
Honolulu alone Nearly $4,000 was
spent by the Anti-Tuberculosis League
in 1915 In its fight against the disease.
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DAILY REMINDERS

To get value sell it by auction. See
auction adss-Adv.
Round the isTand In auto, 800.
LeWissStables. Phone 2141.-adv.
Harry LADDERS local hit II Love
You, Honolulu" Just published Copies
on sale at Cunha Music Co.-Adv.
Everything in the way, of clothing
necessaries can be found at zee
CHAINS, King and Bethel Streets
Adv.
Mrs. w. Z. Howell has moved from
1927 Pensacola street to 1100 Bere-
tania,s corner Pensacola. Telephone
2646.-AdV
After the rains why not renew your
garden with plants and bulbs from
Mrs. E. M. Taylor? Hotel street, OPP
posite Young Cafe.
Fine showing of the very latest
styles in women's hats. High quail
-ty, skilful workmanship. Mrs. ]. Mil
ton, Fort street.-5Adv.
The worlds best piano is undoubt-
eddy the Mason & Hamlin. Have you
seen the stock of these famous instru-
ments at the Bergstrom Music Co.?
II you wish the very best work
manship, coupled with the greatest
skill and experience - visit H. X.
Hope, eyesight specialist and manu-
featuring optician, Fort street ADV.
New line OF brass1eres. uniform
and Prudential goods maternity and
surgical cefsets and BELTS: new fall
models, front and back. lace corsets.
Goodwin Corset Shop, Pantheon bldg.
ADV.
YOU CANNOT SKID WITH A
PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP
TIRE; GUARANTEED FOR SIX
THOUSAND MILES; "A. FREE TUBE
WITH EVERY v. C. TIRE, ROYAL
HAWAIIAN GARAGE. LTD.-ADV.
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MISS TURNER GIVEN
PURSE FULL OF GOLD

WAILUKU, Maui, Dec 29.-Many OF
the Wailuku friends Of Miss Charlotte
L. Turner united in sending her at
Christmas time handsome purse con.
tanning s75 in gold. 1t was the inten-
tion of those friends who remembered
her that with the money she should
get some one thing that she would
particularly like to have. Former Wal.
luku friends living on the mainland
also assisted.
The gift is an expression of the love
and high esteem in which Miss Tur-
ner- is held in the community to which
she has given so generously of her
years that she has lived-in Waikiki.
love and sympathy through the many
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Circuit Judge Ashford's trial jurors
have been excused until o'clock next
wednesday morning.
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ton; error to circuit court. first cir
cult.
Henry T. Hughes " Daniel P. Nc
Greger. error to circuit court. first cir
cuff
Hee Fat V. Wong Kwai, ct al, error
to circuit court, first circuit.
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Henry Carter was reported at the
Queens hospital today to be steadily
improving, and although physicians
think it may be several weeks before
the knife wound inflicted Christmas
eve in a fight, with soldiers is healed,
they do not think he is in any danger.
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FORD OFFERED PRIZE
FOR BEST RIFLE SHOT

y DETROIT, Mich.-H Henry Ford,
X conductor of the peace crusade
4 now en- route to Europe on the
4 Oscar II, offered a silver cup five
x years ago for the best rife team
x composed Of members OF the }
< Michigan state guards. The cup
< was known as the Henry Ford
X trophy. According to militia of
X ficers, at that time Ford isaid :
4 every man should learn how to
z shoot.
4 j
Z ERzREg gazs RzHE .
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-27

the screams Of Mrs. Perkins
rushed to her and beat the negro
brute IF. who ater made good
his escape.
Constable Anderson of that
neighborhood telephoued the
sheritf's Office in this city Sunday
afternoon ami asked for officers to
BE- sent to assist him in running
down the negro Deputy G.. W.
Whitehead and Paul White, U.
: deputy marshal. vent to the
scene A posse was Organizesl
and the night was put in in an ef
fort to locate the negro. but he
could not be found. Up to this
writing Wednesday morningl the
negro has not been apprehended.
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-27
Assessor Collins Makes Report Which Re
veals Startling Facts
COUNTY RECEIVES TAXES ON ONLY s18.233
Bank Statements Show That AT All Times AS Much As $780,
10000 Of Somebody's Money Is On Deposit On
Which No Taxes Are Paid

Tax Assessor Buck Collins has
Just completed his assessment re-
port for the county and il shows
a gain over last year of >75,iI4.
It also shows that the people of
Lafayette county are very care
less or negligent when it comes 70
giving IN their taxes The tax
payers who have money are the
ones who are more careless when
1t comes to making these facts
known Il il the little farmer or
the little business man that i
furnishing the money TO run the
government. while the man who
has the ready cash u allowed to
90 free from taxation. This Is
wrong and our assessors report
will no doubt bring 70 Lafayette
county the equalization boards
services. If il does not czuse a
rigid grand jury Investigation
The report shows that only
Sls.233 of money Is being taxed
while our bank statements show
that at ali times more than 500,
O0O.OO IS on deposit This enormous
amount Of money, hoarded in the
banks by anscrupulous individuals.
men and women. who also have
thousands of dollars loaned out az
6 per cent, which also IS not tax
able, i one of the prime causes
of the burdensome tax that the
poorer business man and farmers
are having TO pay.
The 6 per cent law enacted by
the legislature four years ago has
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-27
NEGRO
80
u.
.lsFngi..
Hi:

News reached this city sunday
of an attempted assault
upon the person Of Mr.. Perkins
: or 10 miles south west Of toxin.
by a young negro man and wage
hand. named Pcrk Blake. which
created an excitement in that
community early sunday morn
ing.
The report Of the occurrence
was rather meagre. but we learn
from Paul White. one Of the Of
fcers called to the scene. that the
negro did not accomplish his
fendish purpose. but Vas pre-
vented by the hdy's father-in law.
Mr.. Perkins. who upon hearing
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-27

sgnatec as being the greatest VIC
tory ever Eon for Lzfzyssts coun-
-. Our Ink Of this great High
say <ill De IS good as any othsr
ard f any differences should 5s
better
We believe The citizens cf La
faysIts county have made as great
progress for ne past twelve
monshs as mas 5ssn made oy any
other county in the stass- i.
May each citizsn pss MS should
e. % the xhsel ard push Let
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-27
To The Public

On acsount Of my absence from
the city for the next two weeks.
my dental Office wall be closed
from saturday. July - to August
,. when it viii be reopened for
business. Thanking the public
for their kind indulgence and past
patronage. am,
Yours truly.
a1-zt A. Z Resell.
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-27

every cody work for better times
more progress Every citizsn Of
the county snouid oe a 5ooster Or
ne should move Dont forget
that Boosters I've. in the minds Of
future EensrzlO1s and that knock
srs die todag aad are forgotten
L a. mans tnls- Boosters i've
anc Knockers de-
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-27


raised the tax rate for the poor
man who Is not able to get a loan
of this s per cent money, and
forces him to bear the burden of
running the government Talk
about the fish and game law. but
this s per cent law is one that the
people should fight out of exis-
tenee- The common people get
no benefits from IL. but on the
contrary they have 70 pay more
taxes. Get petitions out and let's
repeal the s per cent law and
force the money hoiders 70 pay
taxes on their money and bear
their share of the burden of run
ming the government and then
your TAX rate will be reduced II
Is not right for the masses of the
people to be taxed for the benefit
of the few and If our readers, who
are the common people. viii stand
by us The Eagle will do its part
toward correcting this great in
justice
For the benefit of the public,
We reproduce Assessor Collins
report. which i a. follows.
4zs1 poll tax between the ages Of
Il and 50 years.
33s1 eOmmutati0n road TAX bet xeen
ages Of Is and 50l-
5oas cattle lover two cows and
calves, valued at ss7 ,s0s-
IS oxen, valued ~ s27s5.
35S2 horses, valued az sI627IT.
AIT mules, valued at s3ss, ,755.
134 sheep or goats lover twenty
head each }, valued at s175.
20 hogs lover ten head, valued At
s7s7.
10f automobiles, valued At s2s, ,40s
2475 carriages, bicycles and other
wheeled vehicles, valued At 81, BIS
Isl pianos, organs and melodeons,
valued at s22,7
$50 watches. valued at s5,Oo3-
Jewelry, valued at s3,s15.
Gold and silver plate, valued at
sI,s70.
Il guns (more than oneJ, valued at
sls1-
l35 pistols, bowie knives, dirks and
sword canes, valusd az 81 ,035.
S adding machines, valued at $50.
Is cash registers, valued at s730-
So typewriters, valued at 81, ,6S5-
Amount Of capital employed in mer-
chAndise, sseo, ,i43
Amount Of capital employed in man
ufaeturing, $3.50
Amount of money on hand, s1,7I0.
Amount Of money on deposit, sl6 ,523.
Amount Of money on loan, At greater
rate Of interest than SIX per centum
per annum. ., ssh
Amount of Indebtedness TO the party
assessed (exeept money loanedl which
be regards as probably coIlectAble at a
rate OF interest greater than six per
centum per annum, ss s,000-
Amount Of household furniture over
two hundred and fifty dollars in
value a, 4,s45.
Amount of bonds, certificates, war
rants, script or other form Of indebte d
ness Of the state and county, city, town
village or body capable Of being a
debtor subject to taxation held by the
person rendering the list and in wh oss
behalf il Is rendered, ss1, 40
Capital stock, surplus and undivided
profits Of banks, less zssessm enrs Of
real estate, s140,410
Valuation Of all other personal prop
erty, not otherwise mentioned, s37, IT'S
Total valuation, 81 ,0s4 $50
Number Of exempt horse colts 49,
number of exempt mule colts AZ
number Of sheep exempt 256; nnmbel
of goats exemps 4ss; number of hogs
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-27
WORK ON THE JEFFERSON DAVIS
HIGHWAY STARTED At BYHALIA
Secretary OF the Oxford Business Mems Club Finds Every
in Highway from Memphis to Jackson Provided For
Federal Aid Expected in Due Time

Byhaliz. Miss, July 22--Work
on the Byhalia span Of the Jetfer-
sou DAVIS Highway was stArtei
here today BY civil engineers sur
veying out the proposed route
which will follow the Frisco Rail
way. and Is over the famous Old
Pigeon ROost public road from
Memphis To Holly Springs. Miss
The Byhalia district i nine miles
across, and the survey began sOiAy
at the De Soto county line. two
miles vest Of here. and vii run
through here 70 the Red Banks
district line. seven miles east
Commissioners named for tins
district are ]. NJ. Eddins. W r.
Nichols and DIR. ]. H. >igman-
and these gentlemen are gosng
ahead with the work in hand
The bond issue has been ordered
A. the district Is solidly IN favor Of
sane and the commissioners think
il will be bot a matter Of a few
weeks until this span Of the IA
nous highway viii De under con-
structiOu-
Your correspondent Was r~lia-
bly, informed today that practical
" every section of the highway
from here to Grenada and Jack
son, via Holly Springs and Oxford.
was ready to begin work on the
highway a. soon as the section
next above them built their link
Commercial Appeal
The Secretary of the Oxford 5
Business Mems Club has recently
gone over the jefferson Davis
Highway from Grenada 70 Mem
phis via Cotfeeyille. Water Valley.
Oxford. Holly Springs. Byhalia.
and Olive Branch
His information is that every
link of the route from Jackson
Miss. to Memphis. either has been
or IS being provided for.
Federal Aid will come in due
time and in sufficient amount 70
make the jefferson Davis Highway
one of the leading National High
ways Of the U. S.
Our government does nothing
in halfway manner.
We. the citizens Of Lafayette
county started what resulted IN
the greatest good TO the greatest
number-the fight for the Jsffer-
son Davis Highway VIA Oxford and
through the center Of Lafayette
county.
We won in Memphis. we won IN
Grenada. our winning mas been de-
exempt s,50s; number of cattle ex-
empt orr.
Communication road TAI (between the
ages OF Is and 50 years. 1915 wzs
O., ,s73; for the year 1916, s3,2sl, show
ing gain Of s3os-
The grand total for personal assess
ment for 1915 was q, ,O0s. SIS; for 1slsii
was q, ,0s4, $50, showing a net gain oi
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-27

If you DO not alrealy Rad TIE
Eagle. begin nOw-
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AUCTION HULLETIN

We are in the market for furniture
that has been used. and the better
Il has been used the more you can
get for Il. either from us or in the
open Auction Market, where value
is put by experts on whatever you
may offef, no preteRse goes in the
Auction Rooms. II you have an
article OF bona fide value. you can
get its cash Equivalent in the Auc-
ton Rooms, and when a thing is
punk the Auction Is the place 70 put
It in its class. for in the Auction
Rooms at the usual sale are buyers
in every lire who know the goods
: and are ready TO pay a fair cash
price for anything of real merit or
Of undoubted value. and the cri-
terion of value is What viii IL
bring at Auction" and not to en-
large too much on Furniture at Auc-
ton, now Is the time to sell Fur
nitnre at Auction. and the place is
Honolulu Auction Rooms. ]. s. Bailey.
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NOTICE
BONUS TO az PAID TO PLANTA.
TON EMPLOYEES

The increased and amended Bonus
Schedule, as recommended by the
Trustees of the Hawaiian Sugar Plant
erss Association in April last. and as
generally adopted by the sugar plauta'
lions throughout this Territory, does
not specifically provide when tho
balance Of the bonus due to employees
upon October 81, the end Of the bonus
year, shall be paid.
Heretofore It has been the Practice
to pay the bonus due upon October
31st upon the November or the Decem-
Der pay day immediately following.
This year, owing to the Increased
bonus rate and its application to day
men and contractors alike, Il is esti-
mated that approximately Four Mil.
lion Dollars f$4, O00, 800) will be due
and payable upon the bonus alone To
plantation employees upon 0ctpbvf
3lst. In addition 10 this amount. the
regular monthly pay rolls have 70 be
provided for.
II has therefore been definitely de-
eided by the Trustees Of the HaWaiian
Sugar Planters Association. In order
10 relieve the burden upon the local
banks, that all plantations located
upon the Islands or Oahu and Hawaii
will, where practicable. pay the bal
ance OF the bonus due npoB October
31st during the month Of November,
while those plantations located upon
Maui and Kauai will pay the bonus
during December. 1916.
- ( - 49, : 4 non lrfrs rnrcro1rlr1
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sY AuTHoRlTY
sEALEO TENDERS
CHAIN LINK FENCE ron
PARK PLAYcRouNo

Sealed Tenders VIII be fec6|||
to and opened al u o'clock noon .
tober 20. 1916. at the offIcn FL
Clerk Of the City and County q
lulu. Rboin 5. Mcintyre Bui|I'|
furnishing and paying for al u.
necessary for about 600 lIneaI
Chain Link Fence. as well 4.
structing the same.
Plans, specifications and Tor
proposal may be had upon orI'
and q deposit OF Ten DolInf1
at the City and County Clerk .
The Board Of Supervisors |.
the right to reject any o. OIL Fl.
and TO waive ali defects.
d. KAIsAU0KHI.I.|
Clerk, City and County 81 20.
c592 Sept. %. 30. 30. Oct
4. &. I. 81
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TO HILo RAILROAD sec..

The Hilo Railroad BondhoId1'.
tective Committee, through IA.
walian Trust Co. Ltd. their
from and after October |, |||.
prepared TO deliver (to i11..
bold receipts and claims for I''.
road securities given By o..
signed) 6gs non-cumulativc ....
common stock Of the HaWa.'
dated Railway, Limited.
HILO RAILROAD COMMON /.
FOLDERS COMMITTEE.
GE0HG RODIEK, Chair.
HlLO RAILROAD PREF |
STOCKHOLDERS AND M
CURED CREDITORS Cos
TEE,
w. F. DILLINGHAM;. Chair.
65o4-15t
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A gasoline engine driven 81.
has been invented to bale 4.
straw IN cylindrical bales.
A government statfstician IN.
that about 1909 persons are S||.
lightning IA the United STATE.
year. Of whom about 500 are "a
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vioLiA LESSONS
pENTIsTe

DIR. c. P. DOwsoN office hours: .
to ~ a. M, I to 5 p. NJ; evenings.
to . p. m; Sundays. 9 to "a a. m.
No s McCorristnn Bldg. 65es-tt
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North Dakota has $4,000. 900 worth
OF land set apart as school endow-
,,senf
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FOUND
Copsrighs. 1915. bs 4. Q. d

Coat-ofaFms brooch Owner h.
star-BuIIetln office. Co.
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BUSINESS GUIDE
CONTRACTORS AND sulLDERs

Geo. NJ. Yamada; concrete, wood and
stone construction. Estimates FUR
nished. Road building. grading. etc.
Room 20S McCandless Bldg. Phone
Dist. 6468.tf
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BUSINESS GUIDE
SODA WATER

The best comes from the Hon. Soda
Water Wks. That's the kind you
want. Telephone S022. e442--lyr
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FOR SALE
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE

New, modern, two-bedroom bungalow
and two lots, each 50x1371s feet;
one block from car line, KaimukI;
cool breezes all the time and 90 red
dirt; terms or cash; price $4,000.
Address Box 1872, care Star Bulletin.
65S9---tf