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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
EUREKA

Mr.. Charles Martinsen returned
home last Thursday from San Fran.
cisco, where he has been for the last
few months.
Miss Eide was an over Sunday
visitor with her folks in Tacoma.
Mr.. Reid Conine was business
visitor in Olympia Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Rees was unable to keep
his appointment Sunday and a
deaconess Of the church came down
from Tacoma, but did mot hold SER
vices as 1t was so cold 1t was thought
there would be no one out.
Mrs. willard Smith returned Sun
day from Falkland, where she had
been the past week with her mother.
Mrs. Rogers.
Alfred Morris, wife and son How
ard, of Yelm, are visiting at the home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Morris.
Des Chutes Grange held a meeting
at the hall Saturday to install off,
GERS and initiate the new members.
A bountiful dinner was served at noon
and an enjoyable time was had by
all present.
Wanted-To give use of young
mare for winter, for keep. Phone
21F21. (Adv. 1-2-1).
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21
ROCKY PRAIRIE

Mr.. Joice left Saturday for Boston
Harbor.
Mrs. F. P. Crawford visited friends
in Olympia Friday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-21

Wanted-To give use of young
mare for winter, for keep. Phone
21F21. (Adv. 1-2-1).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-03
EEEESasEEz@EEEIMEN

Ianual del lahOreo de minas.
Manual dc lcchcria.
aianual de mccanica Industrial.
Manual del pint0r.
Manual del relOiera.
HInual del SaStra-
Manual del telegrafists.
Manual de yeterinarIa y eQuitscisa.
Manual del zsDaiero.
OBRtS DIvERSAs
AT;e de echar las csrtas por medic G" 4
DaTaia e>pahola. n%b
GiLlI0i"ca de II RiSa. Obra capaz de hs"sP
rHt- 4 los miertos. : tOmnS teia. :.rD
EaidlaS mcAtCRnaS p.QucnaI. u.in
~EGElUuiagnn, o los hnce Fares lie GraU.
- y Id !iS'rA. w.,
ClTtcmIgnu. EmpaStJda. r!FI
hirCiOnariO del amor. uDra may aIuena ~
.ioil Juan i"ilprID .................. Sh.J"
FL ana de Casa. Gui1 dc Ia miicr eturuta
en matrTia ne cur!na, mOda. etc. U.S'
FL calculator del algodnn. It'll para Scin-
bradorcS, pIzcadOrtS ' trarirdni"S. DsJ
II libro de las madrcS. Indispensable a !gS
fnaCrcs q" ramtiia dH
FL COnScjerO a.: los cnamcraGul librO para
cHrTrSpOnd"nr'dS aInoruSaS. 30
ESi.lO general de carIaS. 90,
II NcrdaGcrO L!brO de- ORC. p:aci.rss DE
nEasneii>inO. hirnOtiSmO y suggestion. ca
rrISe ri a~rocaruiciiIO, ralJa de vOinniaL :
e]TcTgidS rcrdidIs. Con II So adquicre j.!
fuP!La, Ia teitcidad. ~ vida. I'm
tina IpI inglInEs fn T.lnfl p,rl los All
ri,ladnS al hasc- h,JI n4j
GrqInEfira JTaI rr,rr ihr;to nrIclnni n:.E
G,riI cnrnn,rt, d. a,n,nSytor ~. cahIIIn. y
G.I ri.a,irr -,
ur.ioria ITO pr-,oiJ1 Rrrf0ittnn g cara-
srnn 4 In rIiSiira %,
IA misrns h;sioTla. Tn,;asfafa. gia
juccnS de mannS. a sea IL srtn de rurn-
dIabluras- G.sn
IIrs0S fn1rcn,as de- socIeGlI. Colrrr;an
he tregos diyrrijJos y atiytnan5as ySa
Los sreTos eIplicaG5S. i,dr 81 MIgIcC 10
Astrakin. | tUyna ;cla. con EminaS. ...e.:ap
Ia Tribunl Popular. MOdrInS dc tiscHrsQs
para ripstas S~6r;alrS. DItri0llcas v .aa.t-
li.rrs: hiuuvs, biO-ra!ilS. cir. SO
La uedirlna Caserl. Tralanirn:oS Srurilo,
PARA ioCA rlaSe Ia Intermediates. nGA
Las mi! V una nccAes. \ In rliSilca....EGg
las mil V una .urhrS. EinpasfaGa. aS
los nil = nm Gfa<. CucnlGs arabrs. iurcG.
= pcr>as. tralucidos nj cas,cllInG, 0.7S
IfhrO de los sucnpS. Ak
IlbrO dc los ChlS;eS. g.
La VOZ Dc II NafuTGleZa. CoIecci0n De his
tOriaS : noycIas morales. ir5
TarI3I dc "a era dc .aljinas la
aii.nuo complete de sJireu. 70, don lila
rid, FsIava. ma
NEtuho dc SnIre,, Tri,oora rar.e nj
r,arndn de solrao Sr.J;uJ, narte IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-03
iur yuladu TN trcn que llcNaba
rahailadn.

l.b"=a",Hn lIny a rsia ciuIaj n"ti-
ria ,hr IN" IN trrU H. cara rl'I"
r~nndnria Una gran ran.iria,i 'r "a
baLlo> dr>iinaln- al Ninl"Ir" de- 10
r;h"rIa iri rarranri>m", AIvavo
Dhre-in. frL; Nrla,I" 81 E.-!1ri"n Va
a' =tS por mna nmriida reDelde Que
4Aair.:i III a,rg, iH-ar. SupancSe q
d..na par;ita I'll" j. -ra c,diiliata.
Ito cii -uiadn II rum"r. die uohe
n~r!i,t" rnnirm"r sic .Ila.. a2lF cf49a-
a!u,TicafryE.mr iylajts:i on
(: frrkn irrrf rdstoiiyanir ips taba-
:#,- d,.,f;Hi,I"- y uaNsE,n. fT" apla.-
hrn@iiu pa" I"- r"bride~: guicnaS }e
Ji-Toa m1rrtr y 'irS2u'S ID cu!=a-
"an dc N" de- !as p">ieS III. la Inca
lc stlfica. f2rt, q Ia estaridu dc
Namr.aS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-03
E MESIgFHIf MUNICIPAL De
CAHthEh thEfAzA CON
AT5cAR u cUARRIclN
Gales enyio '.oEas a csc mineral pa
ra inpedi: q"e d;cto f~ra,i:Darie
tome posesion Nc 81 presto

NOGALFS ARR. octubr4 2.-i%I
situaci6n en- o. mincra! dc CanaEea
e agrava :. 80 1 las mcGidas que
csti tomando 81 general Gales para
impc1ir cue tom |, SpSlta ~ Ia Pre-
siGcncia municipal de aiuvl ig-ar.
Ct candidate d:l pueblo, N">?"t.'o
Ri, quien triG1:o " r2,.r d. -
c persona grata i Gales nj 4 d. a
ltuerta.
FL Comandantc miti'ap del EstI,iu
de Sonora ha cnviado una fuerz& dc
.trtsc!cntos cincucnta hombrcS = g.
area. par, r~oforzar Ia gu:rniciGn
lie csc im~portantc mineral. FL cnv:o
lie las tropas 10 hizo Gales para I'M.
)ciir que el pueblo DC Cananc@ e.
:c 4 caho ST amtn3za dc rcbe!iOA. -
rue Is ~intudablc que "stallara n"'-
iuc Gales " dc Ii Huerta declat"~
on IL nulidad dc las clcccioncS NIL
licipa,"s. sicndo que ms GAG :" go
.chiaron en- C%nanca tucron taS I'M
as librc, Gic sc c~fcctuaron en- 80
l5ra. pues ai.l t! pueblo eii%lo = II
randatario in lonar en- cucp,t :!
Iarccc. de- !os %ob"raadorcs civif y
niiipu..
La situacion es b~astantc ce;.;e.
Duos segun 10 r~etierc in desDac'o
.cc:bido aQui, el presidente munich
pal cIccto, Margarito Rios. saliG ;.A-
eMoche de Cananea con variOs cirH-
los de hombres. dando aviso q.
que. 81 Gales no permite que toiac
possession del Ayuntamiento e.cgiao.
por cl pueblo, atacara Il Ia quar-
ci6n dc Ia plaza, rara arrojarla lie
ALI por opou"rSc 4 Ia voluntad p"-
ri preS;G"mtc municipal electo tx
Cananca cuenta con ell apoyo dc "a
rios miles de nombrcS, pueS todoS los
obrcros que trabaj&n on 81 rico y,
aerll estan de 5 u -partc J Sc dice ga
Sc hallan resueltos 4 haccr waller Us
Icrechos por medic dc lis arma-.
Sc temc que los successes de C""2-
uca den origen a I'm gran levaa,H-
armada en- TODD Sonora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-03
LIZ
n. EH,\O rUE C:ApTURiD0 pOK
Nirnc de- l., Pag. Ia

furrxn~ Iiir Irara- para iominar Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-03

Luan5o Roecs,tc a,rog en- oSpan@i
iirjjaS2 u.lrI Il IgMaric Z. hHlann.-
So nnluru>a SL.-S. Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-03

kIn07ss tragicOs. : tones. . o.
~ berGe DEL Dbjsmo Y i2zO runesiQ. :
frH.oS. $50
CaraDpG de marie. : tOWpS. : 50
LDraLGD lie Chrcro. = tomoS- 9-Sl
Ta-''ni. .snsa.- { .a.GVS. i.c9
GEta'va sat cGsiigo ) igcha suPremd. )
t-.acs. t.2@
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-03
AyENTyRls DE sIICnlnCK HcLwuS

"a - ~rcnlayoS "ada tomo).
!! yrGasGn- d" rai&v":cS.
II @-Ja del .!matla alul
T., 'Slt del D. zero.
gll.6we,i. q r.-l'i lei Iamesis.
Sa"S 81 dcs'Tr augr.
Los mnn-.'7us f:.sos de LOnITsi.
"a niai"tI S.HEr.cD,I.
Il. medic, "r!Gliiai.
- tCs.a,uoI'D Grl director.
+SerlocS rloliIes : q cca~tCsbaniss;h ="
sDlo.
n IA csr:aIg Del crIrron de Pi;isAu7E
4 :ls 1lrrfa> nc "a iUucrse.
IL lula IuJl o. Paris.
"a 6eSir. hrnans-
Una n1".r d. terror.
&, rODO Gni r0ii.:: &c P"rlEs.
la ,4ran,n f:o>Hda Diet Csi:o-
II Ua-tT2-lO lie CHTTl.
:. Tev dc los b4ndicps.
AIEN jRiS De. IDIN L. E.ifLES
"a 50 c"nt2Yas Gaia Icnu!.
= nl"-HiiH mi>t'Tlcsn.
Ga "oir IN o.! Pa!lciU RESI-.
~ -Culr,nC l~I@7IC".
II I>Hi'" en- Il sleeping.
- ana ~uip.
~ hc~.GrrD de "agieSioaa.
j.! - ESQ Gal emile.
- T-as,deUt" j" las Colonies.
- IA" SalirSdnr.
- i~.r~"lla rGplaGa.
= IN! UCi negro.
~ lr,rrG del EOghi.
.IG vralr dn bpiJS.
g. l.-,,rn iri tSiH&1.
Ei >4"rrIUfc del sol.
It ID ~ra,0ncra.
E syc-.lJ GeS .ASJTJ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-03

dos Mandates auUt6Uus a C~OnlInu7-l0n va
len $l.Hl un peso clGa ulCt.
Manuel dc aCcitcS V idhCncS,
Manual DE a%@ricUltura y ~gaDateria-
Manual DC alGIfIilcria.
Manual Dc aries V 0f!cios.
Manual re "d:piEtcTia de taller.
sianual de ccrraicTt9 Y nbTa dc hieTro.
Manual del COEcfcrn Y pGl"0TtSts-
Manual del curIidOr De uIclcS-
Manual del cun1trrO-naSi"lero.
Manual del dcsUlGGor iiCOrl5ia.
Manual dc glcClr!ridad.
Manual de- fOtograTia..-
Manual del !iOialatGTO.
Manual de ja~ruincrll : horticulture.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-03
Ri
CIENGIIS OC,LF+S

CiSgnUli lei Rey .~Sgluup3U. a.
U~icc-Qadrs1 yirfeEual. CoHuele m1Sla alSa-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30
And GUN
Play BIGPARTS
in MURDERCASE
Drink Crazed Man Shoots Down
Man With Whom He Had
No Real Quarrel

Murder and booze went hand in
hand last night when S. kaluahine
was shot to death at his home on
Asylum road. near School street, by
man thought to be H., K. Lonokapu.
who is now in Jail. -.
+ 1t was only one more OF the many
cases where the nefarious practise Of
irresponsible persons carrying dan
gercuS weapons, absolutely unrestrict-
ed, this time coupled with the liquor
evil, led to the inevitable results.
Given q loaded revolver and filled
with gin, man ran arnuck, threaten
ed to shoot mis- wife, fired three wild
shots and finally brought down a man
against whom he apparently had no
grudge. :'.-..
The police say that Lonokapu is a
%ell.to-do rancher on the island OF
Hawaii and came to Honolulu only
yesterday with his wife to place their
at Kalauhine's house, the day was
spent drinking and about II p. m.
came the tragedy. IN.
Kaluahipe is said to have argued
with Lonoltapu about the Bible, long
after a number of guests had depart.
ed. According to the police story Lo-
nokapu became enraged, rushed into
his room for his revolver. threatened
his wife when she tried to keep it
from him. ran out and opened fire
with fatal results. 1~
Policeman George Kilia heard the
shooting and hurried to the scene to
arrest Lonokapu. Deputy Sheriff
Asch, Detective McDuffie and Police
Surgeon Aver were then called.
DR.. Aver says the man died almost
instantly with bullet through his
heart The other two shots went wild.
DIR. L. J.! Patterson. assisted by DIR.
Aver, made a postlnortem examina-
ton Of the body at the morgue this
morning. t---
Deputy Sheriff Asch found the pts.
toll in the yard. where it had been
thrown through a window, following
the shooting.
There will be an inquest tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Lonokapu had been in a fighting
mood for some time, according to Nc
Duffie, who has learned from officers
of the Mauna Kea, in which Lcnokapu
arrived Tuesday morning, that he
tried to start trouble on the boat.
A third man, who was present at
the shooting, says the two principals
had been drinking sake all day and
started in on gin in the evening.
Kaluahine was steyedore and is
survived by hfs wife and two grown
sons, one here and one on Hawaii
He was about As years old.
Lonokapu has been employed by
the Pahoa Lumber Company of Ha-
wall and is said to own considerable
land, and cattle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30
Dozen PETITIONS
ARE TURNED IN
BY CANDIDATES
-Four Today and Eight tuesday
Show How Activity is On
Gain Around Islands

Twelve nominating petitions count
them twelve.
This is the rate at which candidates
have been hurting their hats and SO
gold-pieces into the campaign ring
first one was filed has there been
such a rush.
Those filed this morning included
the following:
John X. Moknmaia, Moanalua, Oahu,
candidate for the house from the 5th
representative district, Democratic
ticket. f.
j. E. Kuapuhi, sent in new petition
to run as Republican candidate for the
house, instead of non partisan. He
lives at Hanalei, Kauai His old petit
ton was to run as a non-partisan, but
he has changed his mind.
Charles H. Wilcox, Lihue, Kauai.
Running on the Republican ticket for
the house, from the 9Th representative
district. -.
D. Kanealii, Hanalei, Kauai. Candi.
date for the house on the Republican
ticket, from the 9th representative
district.
Petitions filed late Tuesday we're as
follows: .".....
Manuel C. Picanco, Wailuku, Maui.
Candidate for the house, on the Demo
cratic ticket, 3rd representative dis
triet. .-.-...-.r
Sam Kuula, corrected petition filed.
He left out the name he desired on
the ballot, on his first petition. He
is running for the house on the Re-
publican ticket. Lives at Kihei, Maui
Abraham L. Louisson, the Coffee
King Of Hawaii" against Prince Ku-
hio, is in the race for Congress, to
secure the Republican nomination
Louisson lives at Pauilo, Hawaii
Norman X. Lyman, running for the
house, from the LIST district, Repub-
lican. Lives at Waiakea, Hawaii Has
served two sessions already
Manuel G. Paschoal, running for the
house, from the 3rd district. Lives
Puunene, Maui. Is Republican.
John Leal, Democrat, lives Hilo
for house. s
. Edward Waiaholo, Lahaina, Maui.
Running for house, from 5rd district.
:a@sf Il. -. ..:....@
Charles Kaanoi. candidate for house, !
Bird district, Republican. . Lives Ka-
malo, N0lokai. r.. -:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30
SECOND GANGWAY
Will BE CUT At
PIER 7 SHORTLY
Harbor Board Not Required to
File Building Permit for
New Piers, Says Ruling

An additional gangway TO relieve
the present passenger congestion 1t
Pier when the big Togo Kisen
Kaisha liners dock will be built by
the board OF harbor commissioners
next month. The board will also not
have to pay the building permit fee of
$500 demanded by City Building lii
spector Henry Freitas for construction
OF the new piers, 8, 8 and 10. t..~
These are the two most important
pieces of business transacted by the
board of harbor commissioners al its
meeting late Tuesday, although ar
ether transaction worthy OF note is
that the board voted TO accept Allen
e Robinson's offer OF s2409 a year
for Esplanade lots leased as part CT
its lumber yard at Pier IL The lease
is so arranged that the board can
cancel il on six months notice if the
land is needed for new pier constrGc
ton. -
Permit Not Necessary -.-
These piers, s, 8, and TO-" reafs
the opinion OF Deputy Attorney Cen
eral Arthur G. Smith, relative TO the
building permit controversy, ARE the
property of the Territory OF Hawaii.
and you are advised that the board II
herbor commissioners Is not, in the
opinion OF this office, required by Law
TO secure permit for construction
Of Piers 8, 8 and 10. which piers are
being built pursuant TO appropriations
in Act 1873, S. L., 1915, and that the
building and plumbing inspector q
the city and county is without legal
authority to demand that you file an
application for such permit" The
opinion is approved by Attorney Ger
eral /. M Stainback. ~.
Will Cut Second Gangway
The board voted that Chairman
Charles r. Forbes be authorized TO
carry out the recommendations Of
Capt. William r. Foster, the harbor
master, relative to putting in an addi-
ticnal gangway at Pier Z, as soon as
he can do So A motion was also
carried to have Chairman Forbes
write to the agents of all steamship
lines in Honolulu, suggesting that they
authorize the chairman of the board
to employ the harbor police to regu.
late traffic to and from steamers when
and receiving passengers.
Higher Fence Recommended
Il would suggest to the board that
another opening be cut makai of the
present one tat Pier y to allow the
use of another gangway, the exact 10.
cation to be determined after the ar.
rival of the Shinyo Maru September 4,
at which time will mark the loca.
tion," Is the recommendation made by
Harbormaster Foster. Another is
that higher fence be erected, at
least five feet high, on the balcony,
better to control the crowd.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30
BOYS ARE FREED
OF Charge THAT
STOLECAR
Cases of Julian HoIo and Peter
August Nolle Pressed BY
City Attorneys Office

Julian Holo and Peter August are
not guilty of first degree larceny, in
that they stole an automobile belong.
ing to Attorney NJ F. Prosser. At
the instance OF the city attorneys
office their cases we're nolle pressed
in Circuit Judge Ashford's court to-
day. Holo will be returned to the
Boys Industrial school, from which in
stitution he recently escaped.
The prosecution said that it was
August Kekono and Dan Kamaha who
really stole the automobile and aban-
doned it at the Pail, and that Hobo
and August became mixed up in the
affair because they were invited by
the other boys to take ride.
Kekono and Kamaha recently plead
ed guilty to first degree larceny, adj
hitting that they were the ones who
stole the machine Each was SEN
fenced to serve two years at hard la
Dor in Oahu prison.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

The new Japanese Chamber of Com.
merce of this city will hold a direc-
tors meeting this afternoon in its
office in the Yokohama Specie Bank
building on Merchant street, to select
new secretary to take Mikaml's
place, he having resigned after seven
years service.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

Mrs. Janet Holt and Prof. H. s. Wal.
ker, both of this city. who were mar
ried Thursday in Kohala, Hawaii. will
return to Honolulu soon, to be at
home to their friends about October
IL in their new residence, which was
recently completed on Vancouver
highway, Manoa. They are spending
their honeymoon at the Volcano
House. Prof. Walker is of the Col
,lege Of Hawaii faculty
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

Daniel Vowel, before Judge Mon
sarrat for assault, has been discharg-
ed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30
Coral Gardens Hotel

NATURES Own Aquarium" Glass
Bottom Boats
Daily passenger auto service leaves
Hawaii Tours Company Q .. m. Reser-
vztions Hawaii Tours Company, phone
1928; our phone, Blue 612.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

When You2 Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30
local And G[NEIhl
HELP US TO INSURE oELlv.
ERtES

= The efforts Of the Circulation
= Department are centered on in
y surfing prompt and regular deliV- :
= cries to subscribers.
\ Ii your paper is not delivered :
promptly and regularly you will !
= do yourself and us a favor by
y calling Phone 1911, ask for the
y circulation department and make :
= the complaint.
y Serving so many thousands of :
y homes every afternoon makes &C. :
casional lapses possible.
= The Star-Bulletin maintains :
until $50 D. n. each day. spe- :
y cial city service for any custom
er the carrier may have missed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

Emil A. Berndt, chairman of the edu-
cational committee of the Y. NJ. c..
A., talked to the members of the
Cooperative Trade School this morn
ing at the Y. NJ. C. A. He chose as
his subject Efficiency and Service"
Berndt urged the students to study
hard and give $50 worth Of work for
$1.o0 worth of pay. In that way be
said the boys would increase their
earning capacity to the maximum.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

Robert w. Dreckons has been ap
pointed guardian of Harry K, Hattie
X. and George X. Ana. minors, under
bond i'm the sum of $1,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

The Hawaiian Development Com
pany is moving from its quarters in
the Kerr building en- Alakea street to
the Hawaiian Trust building on King
street today :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No.
has initiation drill tonight. .H.-'. .:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

Funeral services are at 3 o'clock
this afternoon in Silva's undertaking
parIors for Mrs Robert Asam. Burial
will be in the Catholic cemetery, King
street.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

James T. Carey, formerly Star-Bui
letin advertising man, and Miss Mar.
garet Kehoe are to be married in Bis
bee, Ariz., next Monday. according to
cards received here. Miss Kehoe is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Re.
hoe of Bisbee and Carey is manager
of the Bisbee Review. .....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

Forty-three revolvers were sold b,
dealers in firearms last week, &C
cording to reports filed with tn
county clerk today. Three rifles an,
5 shotguns are also included in tn,
list of sales.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

A petition for a passport has been
filed in federal court by Herbert Os-
born. who intends to travel in Japan
on business. He will leave here in
the Tenyo Maru on September /.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

George r. Carter, G. p. Wilder and
S. G. Wilder were elected for three
year terms to succeed themselves as
trustees of the Oahu Cemetery Assoc
citation at a meeting held this morn
ing
The Washington times., 1916-05-19

which 10 about ten times that the
Government bill proposes to acquire,
Obviously the United States Gov
eminent will never build or buy a
billion dollars worth Of merchant
ships either TO operate itself or to
lease to private corporations.
Whether the remainder Of the
necessary tonnage will be created
under the American flag viii depend
upon ity ability to compete with for
eign shipping less hedged by legis-
lative, restrictions and more encour-
aged by a consistent shipping policy
not necessarily financial aid.
The problem is no less complicated
than was that of banking reform be-
fore the National Monetary Commits
sion cleared the air. II requires no
less thorough investigation. II the
law creating the National Monetary
Commission had bound that organi-
zation in advance to a policy Of guar
antee Of bank deposits Il Is doubt
full II its statement Of facts
would have been so clear as to az
ford a basis for the present sue
cessful Federal reserve act.
The Washington times., 1916-05-19
COMING EVENTS ON
CAPITALS PROGRAM
l'oday's Amusements = Schedule
for Tomorrow.
Today.

Meeting, woman's National Press Associa-
ton. Raleigh. p. m.
Meeting. Home and School Association.
Eastern High School. 8 p. m.
Pin money dance Home Club. p. m.
Entertainment ''Hiawatha's Childhood" pu-
pills Of Western High School. at school.
y. m.
Concert. United States Soldiers Home Band.
at home. y. m.
Lecture, The Modern Study of Dante" Rt.
Rev. Maurice r. Burke, bishop of ST. Jo-
seph, NO., under auspices OF Dante Society
OF Washington. Mcmahon Hall. 4:3o D. m.
Meeting. Federal Employees Union. No. 1859.
National Rides Armory. p. m.
tirennent Association. Ebbitt, D. IN.
Community lunch, benent OF the Fairgrounds,
Emery School. Lincoln road. between RAN
dolph and streets northeast. 80 a. an.
Meeting. Elementary Sunday School Teach
ers' Union. Public Library, 2:30 D. m.
Address, judaism and Social Service" DR..
Rudolph !. Coffee. before Washington He
brew CONGREGATION. in Eighth Street Tenn
co Ssi q exercises. Washington COL
lege. concert. School OF Music. in college.
Bridge competition. Home Club. D. m.
Presentation exercises. Friends School,
sdn risn am. Mss,,n sup MSS.s
Dance. Home Club. s:B p. m.
Acknowledgement, No. 7, T. G.; Royal Arch.
School Of lnstrIction; Columbia Command
Eastern star-Martha. No. Z; East Gate.
odS 'Feliows-central, N. 1; Metropolis. No.
49, and Phoenix, No. Is; Magenenu. En-
campment. No 4.
Rebecca Lodge-Miriam, Nj. 6.
Knights Of .Pythies-syracusians, No. 10.
National Union Club meeting at headquar-
tiers.