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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-04
VITAL STATISTICS
.HoeN.

|1KAHAsHI-ln Honolulu. April 20,
1916, Ia Mr.. and Mrs. Jntaro Taxa
hashi Of Sheridan street, a SON.
Isami
Honolulu, April 10. 1916, to
mr.. and Mrs. Au Stu Hin of Pauahi,
1ear Nnuanu street, a daughter
Tons Sin.
4 1IcH1-In Honolulu. April z, 1916,
70 Mr. and Mrs. Niicni Kaichi of
1888 Ruuanu, street, son-Muneo.
|UN-ln Honolulu. April 3. 1916, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Maa Tong of
lO29 Maunakea street. a n-Yee
Leonk.
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LETTERS

THE Star-Bulletin invites free and
frank discussion IN this column On al
legitimate subjects OF current Interest.
Communications are constantly re-
eeiyed 90 which no SIGNATURE ~ at
tached. This psper viii treat a con-
ndential signatures to letters e ths
writers 30 desire. but cannct give
space FIR anonymous com a,unica-
tlons.l
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MAR7lEO.

.NDRADE-FERNANDES-In Kappa
"a. Kauai. April 20, 1916, Caesar +.
Andrade and Miss Mary Fernandes
OF Hanamaulu. Rev. Father Celes-
tine. pastor OF the kapaia Cataeiie
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-04

If the authorities want to keep boys in Jail,
why not send them over to Joe Ferns institu-
ton, where they have at least sporting chance
to escape?
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road, a native of this city.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marion Perry. Portuguese 81
ADELAIDE S. Cavaco, Portuguese. Is
Toralchi Uyeda, Japanese ....... .2S
NJ Aki Hava, Japanese.
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PERSONALITIES

PAUL SCHEID. accompanied by his
wife. left for Maui yesterday to visit
friends on the Haleakala ranch.
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church. officiating; witnesses-Mr.

church, officiating; witnesses-Mr.
and Mrs. Antonio Nobriga, Jr.
SOLOMON-HELEI.A - In Honolulu.
April %, 1916, William Solomon and
Miss Ruth Helela, Elder Ernest l..
Miner of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints officiating:
witnesses-Heien Go and odetta
Miner.
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MRS. JOHN p. WISER, wife of
Gen. Wiser. commanding the Hawaii
an department. win go to Santa Bar
bara soon after arriving in San Fran
cisco for visit with her mother, says
the San Francisco Bulletin.
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Don't hit below the belt'' is not only good
AID Club sentiment but good community senti-
ment. 1t applies not only to boxing, but to
business, politics, religion and government
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-04

Michigan Republicans have indorsed Justice
Hughes for president. Did the Henry Ford
boom pnneture tire?
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EDITOR

ought to make first-class supervisor. As to
playing patronage politics, it is evident that
the lIcCandless faction of the Democratic party
has no monopoly on this art.
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THOMAS ]. FI.AvIN, uostoffice in.
spector for the district OF Hawaii, has
completed an official tour OF Maui.
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the Jail may have upon these boys. 1t
may not be the best environment, but
it certainly is better than whole lot
of boys get who never saw the inside
of Jail"
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~. S. May Quit Mexico Gradually" Just
sort of watchfully oozing out, We suppose.
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GEORGE W. SMITH, president, and
Raymond G. Brown, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce. were members
of party which today visited the
Waiahole tunnel. The PARTY was con-
Quoted by Engineer Jorgen Jorgensen.
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MOTHER PLACE
BUT JAIL CELLS
FOR THESE BOYS

CONTINUED from Page oneD
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-15
CROWLEY NEWS

Fred Stansbury is among those on
the sick list this week.
r. w. Grant and wife of Avondale
are visiting at the E. e. Stephenson
nome, and looking after the place
where Mrs. Stephenson is in Indiana
Where she was called on account of
the serious illness of her father.
James Bolton, Mrs. Lou Haman's
father, and P. P. Foster, both of
Mineral City, Kans. who were here
last fall, went back to Kansas and
with their families and household
goods loaded in four wagons, pulled
into Crowley last Saturday night and
VIII make Crowley county their
homes.
J. S: Orten of Orten & Bennett,
spent the three first days of the week
in Pueblo on business.
Z. Is. Wayte who has been residing
at Maxwell, N. M. has disposed of his
property there and Is moving back to
colorado. He has been visiting a
few days with e. E. Stephenson and
Mr.. Stephenson has gone to New Mex
leo with him.
The Modern Woodmen are organic
ing Camp in Crowley. 1t will start
out with more than 20 members.
Deputy o. B. Yerian of Boulder is
the organizer
P. Shank, depot agent here, was
unable to procure a house to live in
so has fixed up a room in the depot
and his wife and sons are now with
him.
Thomas Kretzer who has been SER
iously ill and under the doctors care
for the past week is improving.
The Crowley beet dump shut down
Tor the season last week. They re-
ceived 1915 wagon loads of beets
during the season.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-15
Help!
OyerStOcked

Recently 1 bought bill Of furni-
ture. When I received it this week
I found they had doubled on about
every article 1 had ordered.
haven't the rom for it all and
too I want to take advantage of the
usual Today discount. To do this
must turn the goods, or some of
them at least, within the next few
days.
I'll make it an object to you if
you want anything now. You may
need something for the house. You
may want to give some one present
In either event come in and see the
goods:
and other such articles of furniture
must go, and it will go if you see it.
C. A. Laude
Furniture and Stoves
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-15
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to quit farming
and move to Pueblo will SELL at my
residence two and half miles south
of Sugar City on the Rocky Ford
road. on
Wednesday, Dec. 27, 1916
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the
following described property:
25-Hcad of Livestock-25
consisting of horses, cows and hogs
as follows: black team geldings, 7
and s yrs. old. VT. $500; team grays,
gelding and mare, VT. 5000; one 7
VI. old bay driving mare, VT. 1900;
one 2 yr. old black filly, VT. 400;
one black horse, yrs. old, VT. 1850;
one black horse 10 yrs. old, VT. 1900;
extra good milk cows; heifer
calves; 1 brood SOW. shoats W.T.
about so pounds 7 weaned pigs.
4 dozen chickens
Farming machinery and household
goods
Usual terms.
Jacob Mildcnberger, Owner
F. G. Adam & Son, Auctioneers, ad-
dress Olney Springs.
Sugar City State Bank, Clerk
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-15
Evangelical Church

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching, 1 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Y. P. A. meeting at 6:45 p. m.
Communion service in the morn
ing. Rev. C. F. Erffmeyer Of Abilene,
Kans. will be with us over the Sab
bath. Friday evening of this week
he will preach in the German Ian
guage. Saturday evening the pre-
paratory services will be in English.
H. A. Schneider, pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-15
The Name Is yeRue

AL M. Jerough has chosen the
name JeRue for his new bakery and
confectionery store which he will
open next week. The name is taken
from that of his own. w. L. Martin
was the one suggesting the name and
is therefore winner of the prize which
was offered.
Mr.. Jerough stated that he receiv-
ed several hundred suggestions, the
names having been sent from all
over this county, from other parts of
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-15
Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Preaching, II a. m. and 1880 D. M.
Epworth League, $50.
Prayer meeting, Wed. 1880 p. m.
Sunday evening service will be de-
voted to a National Prohibition pro-
gram.
F. w. Pimlott, pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-15

Notice Of Application to Lease State
Lands
Office OF the State Board of Land
Commissioners.
Denver, Colo, Dec. II, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that F. e.
Mcmillan and D. A. Mccarthy whose
postoffice address is Pueblo, Colorado
has made application No. A68O7 to
lease the following described School
Lands, situate in Crowley County,
Colorado, to-wit:
SA Sec. SO Twp. 20S Range 57W.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application to lease this tract of land
must file the same in this office prior
to January 12, 1917, as no other ap-
plication to lease the above described
lands will be considered after said
date.
John F. Vivian,
Register State Board Land Com
missioners.
First publication, Dec Is, 1916.
Last publication, Jan. 5, 1917.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-15

Mr. and Mrs. c. N. McNulty and
Mrs. J. E. Jeffery were in Rocky Ford
Tuesday on business.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-15

DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Baker came to
Ordway Wednesday of this week and
have taken up housekeeping in the
Riddle property in the west part of
the city. They were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides par
ents in Pueblo last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Steen enter
tanned at cards Tuesday evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
SOCIETIES TO HOLD RALLY
Field Secretary Wyatt \. Taylor to
Make Address nj Hanover
Avenue Church.

The Christian Endeavor Societies OF
the city will hold union rally To-
morrow afternoon and night when
Field Secretary Wyatt a. Taylor who
IS making ;our OF Virginia in the
interest OF tho work. will he in Ricn-
m"nd. II i probable that W J. Finch.
~ Newport News, presiden, Of the Nir-
giria Christian Endeavor Union. VIII
ho here Ia attend the meetings incl
dent To Nj. Taylor's visit
The program for Tomorrow will
begin At O'clock in the afternoon.
when there Will be confe-anro ~
IN" officers and The COMMITTEES chair
m"n ~ all societies Of the city This
VIII h" followed 10y supper Both
OF these parts Of III. program VIII be
carried out in the sunday school room
OF the Hanover Avenue Christian
church general young peoples
rally Will he held in the auditorium
or the church at o'clock The public
is invited
During MIR Taylors tour 81 the
state for tho pas, month Their. nav.
been number Of now Endeayor So
CleueS organized and to-day Christian
EndeaNor is stronger in Virginia than
ever before. During the past six;aeu
months lh"r. have been severtv-ryc
new Enceavor societies organized in
Virginia. Nirg inia is one az the cbi.r
states in the aN-South Christian En-
H"AN"F extension movement cam
pa!rn that has resulted in the organ
!zhtlon I'm the past sixteen months Of
l'l"" new societies in the Southern
States. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
ABANDON PLAN FOR CITY
STOREHOUSE ON HILLSIDE
administrative Hoard Now Prupoyc. to
Erect building ON Fair Grounds
Property.

Inc Administrative Board has ahan-
oon"d rs plan TO build the nuricipal
st"Fehouse on BROAD street. near Jail
Ai!eE, because of the topog-aphv OF
ths ground. After lengthy considera-
iion II was decided that this location
halfway up the steep Broad Street
MIL was not suited for the purpose in
tended. The board is now looking
INTO the advisabi!ity Of building the
storehouse az the state Fair Grounds
II VIII not only have to obtain the
consent OF tbs fair association 10 do
this, hu, II VIII also have TO have the
approval O: the City Council
Commissioners Hirschh.rg ard Hob
son have been named as n committee
10 take UP the question with the fair
association They will also make eff
forts 10 secure q permanent location
a: thc Fair Grounds for the stables OF
the street Cleaning Department;
In tn" past II has been necessary 20
move the city stables during Fair
Week, and the board is anxious TO
overcome this annoyance. officials OF
the association have indicated their
willingness to do all possible TO meet
the wishes OF the board. and ii seems
likely that some suitable. plan will
soon be worked out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
SAME AUDIENCE WILL
HEAR BOTH SPEAKERS
'N'r AsA"riHti"n and ChHmbcr or Com
mcrcc {" Avoid Conflict D.,
sitting Together.

Two biz speakers are scheduled 10
appear before Richmond audiences TO-
morrow night, and as each is a widely
known expert in his line. ana bo,h vii,
maze addresses on topics OF !nt.r.s,
arrangements have been mad. TO avoid
a conflict by having both speak IRON
me same platform. Tho meeting vjII
De held IN the auditorium Of the JEFF
samnel : Marquis. welfare exper. o,
me Ford Motor Company. viii spc,k
under the auspices % the Cha,nh., .,
Sommerce taking as his subject IRE
rracica! Value y Welfare Work -
u. sands. director II The SURVEY wo,l;
or the Bureau OF Mguicipal Rasaarci,
Q! New York. Viii sneak under tn. aus.
plceS OF tho Give Association. on -,
Administrative SURVEY for Eirb,nord -,
me meeting is not join, ono a.
each spcaf will Ice introduced H., ,%a
presiden, OF The orran!zation mar
who's auspices ne appears. coleman
Wortham. ot the Chamber Of Con-
meFce, VIII presen, Dr. Marquis .m5
John C.. Easley. # The civic Assori..
ZION Mr SANDS The same audience
NY the arrangement con hea, bon,
speakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
Must Haze Family !
to Get Your Quart
Commissioner Peters Has No
Sympathy Win Single Men
Says They Should Marry

June may be the marry month and
all that-thc poets ami the society obi
tors say so, and what they don't know
amt worth William innings ISrine's
chance to be presidint--but the down
troddcn bachelors OF Virginia had bet
ter stir their stumSs in the present
month of December. IL they want TO
join In the joyful festivities that come
around Christmas time. Age don't
make a. particle of difference, for tho
trainers OF the prohibitiop act didn't
Know anything about the mcllowness
OF age. and. IL they knew. they denied
it,
NirEinians who don't profess family
ties had just as wcil>Qot nirt with the
quarts that lie beyond tho Potomac
River. It's positively against the law.
y man without a wife aud forty -ieven
children is Ineligible for mcInbe rship
in the Order of prima Faciey and is
persona non Erata I'm the Club Of One
Quarts. II he stays under tho patcr-
nal roof and depends upon the ''old
man" for living. he may be, but, II
he goes out and digs for his own
bread. he works his own ruin
Such is the final word OF Commits
sonrr Peters.
Doctor" inquired I'm unmarried man
yesterday. may have quart for
Christmas?"
III YOU have n family YOU may"
"iiut I haven't got one"
That's not my lookout. Go get
one"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
OFFICERS ELECTED
Heazley becomes Worshipfui
Master OF Frnternni Lodge,
No. 53. 4. r. and A. VI.

Az stated communication OF r-a-
ternal Lodge. No. SO. \. f. and A. NJ,
held at the Masonic Temple on Mon
day evening the following officers were
elected for the ensuing twelve months:
j. {. Btazley. worshipful master: S.
w. Morris, senior warden. NJ. f. Bot
tigheimer. junior warden; NJ j. Straus,
treasurer: william Reinheimer. secre-
tary: Frank {. Lowry. senior deacon:
Raymond I Straus. Junior deacon;
Jacob Levitt and Rev. Il. y. Callsch
chaplains: w. J. LYMAN. tilcr: Sam
Jacobs and $. S. Roscndorf, stewards:
A w. Baker. purveyor: l.. H. Morris
John f Mayer. l.. Nachman. trustees:
J. II. Lamkin. chairman Masonic sec
ton: Il. & Lewis. Jr., representative
Masonic relief board; S. w. Morris
representative Masonic class After
the installation of the above-named
officers Worshipful Brother Leon Wal
lcrstein, on behalf Of the lodge. pre-
sented past masters jewel to wor-
shipful Brother Edwin l.. Levy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
PLANS PERFECTED FOR
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE
Exercises VIII lie Held at q o'clock
on Christmas Eve-ChoIr Singers
to Aid Chlldren's Chorus.

Plans for the Community Christmas
Tree celebration this year call for the
illumination OF the big cedar promptly
at o'clock on Christmas Eve The
eNerciS"s. it Is planned, will Ice over in
time knr the SPECTATORS TO attend the
night church exercises. Colorcd peoulc
of Richmond Will hold their exercises
on Thursday night Of Christmas week
An innovation i'm IN" celebration this
year VIII be tn" addition of the trained
choir singers Of Richmond> to the pub
lie school chorus which always leads
IN the singing of the Christmas carols
Seats for .. 0O0 singers viii be provided
Arrangements are also being made to
hav" The scar Of Bethlehem lighted IL,
the distance, and then moved gradually
out % III" tree. ,,l.s II reaches the tree.
the illumination Will take place and
the chorus Will break into song.
Boy Scouts Will again help in the
distribution of the Christmas stocking s.
which viii be sent out on Saturday.
Mrs. J. J. Phillips is chairman Of the
committee IN charge of the distribu-
ton and She VIII need a number Of
automobiles to aid in the work. Any
person desiring 10 provide Il car for
that tim" can communicate with Mrs
phillips b" telephone. boulevard lll7-J
Mrs. Frank ". R"adc is in charge Of
the stocking hli!ng committee and -
". Durrcti is treasurer Of the Christ
mas tree fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
TENDED TO CREATE DISORDER
Mayor &inalic Explains Why lie he
Noked Permit Of street
Preacher Pnuth.

because Of critlcism launched at him
for revolving the street-speaking per-
NIT granted to R"v Eugene Pauth
Mayor Ainslie yesterday explained why
he did He said that the police
brought 70 his attention the fact that
Pauth was speaking on subjects which
tended To create disordcr. He SUM
moned Pauth and made n request Of
him TO confnc his remarks TO subjects
which would not be likely to bring
on any breach OF the peace. Pauth, the
Mayor said. promised to do this
Aftcrward, Mayor Ainsiie declared
n speech made by Pauth led to "A street
fight When he learned OF this he re-
vokcd the permit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
WILL CONTINUE EFFORTS
TO SECURE CITY FARM
'"nncil OF Social Workers E1nrcase.
HeEret nj Rrj"r;inn of Project
10y Common Council

\ CITY Farm" vas the topic Of dis
1Hssion AT the meeting OF the Counci,
@: social Workers held yesterday ar
l"'h"cn At $50 o'clock IN tho n,rjsh
nous" If St rauls EPISCOPAL Church
iS"E- W. Russell Bowie" = D. Dros;,;.,,
"i ~" council. submitted a resolution
sttf!uG the opinion Of the council tina.
Richmond needed q c!tv farm cxnr.ss>
ing disappointment at the action Of the
city Council in failing to buv such :.
i.:arin after the Finance Committee had
i"c"mincnded that it he purchased and
urging the Administrative BOARD to
continue undated its efforts 10 sccur.
d farm. In" resolution waa unani-
iu"uSlN adopted ana il was decided TO
N'hd COPY TO each member Of Tn.
=, 'uhc'l. ON motion Of Dr. James
i'"oh"Hah, superintendent II tn. As
S"cl"i-d Charities. II was decided thar
"n'h member Of tn" Council OF Social
workers should viii" personal lot,
ter - some Councilman to urge ,io
purchase Of Il city farm.
Nor" than oC persons yvcr. proen,,
at H." meeting. Among tn" orrnniza
tons represented wcri Tic state Hn.rI
% Charities tn" Federation ~ No,hc-a'
CUBS. u" stat" Board Of Health mo
social Service Federation. tn. W.n,nan's
association az 81 PauVy church IN.
Medical coll"-" of Virginia. IA. social
S"rvlc" club Of Gint"r Park. IN. S.v-
"hth street Christian Church Social
serve" circle, th. Baptist WoInan's
missionary circle. TIA. Young women.
Association, ,he Surs..' SGT,
'l"u"n'. tn. Guy school Roard tn.
: NC Association, tn" Richmond Neigh
""rh""d Association. the House 81 Hap
b!h"SS IN" Associated Charities. aud,h
jU|"nil" Protective. Socicty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
Proposes Stuart
for RESIDENCE
Fairfax Editor Suggests Virgin
las Cattlc-Raising Couernor
as Candidate in 1920.

In the days when Colonel Harvey's
political prophecies were power in
the land. at a dinner attended by n
Koodly crew, he nominated one Wood
row Wilson. Of New Jersey. for prcsi-
dent. and in the fuliness of time h.
became President
But custom of long standing viii
prevent MIR. Wilson from seeking ha
presidency In 1920. The Democr.t.
VIII need another leader William T.,
Chrnc. editor Of the Fairfax Herald,
taxes shot 1T becoming another War
WICK by nominating Henry Carter
Stuart. OF Russell County. for the 1920
vacancy.
Says Editor Carne:
Is altogether unlikely tina, the
Democratic party will look To ths
North or East: four years hence Ia
furnish the presidential candidate Tho
union OF the South and West is :,
natural one Those sections repro.ert
tho very bone and Sinew' and I'm no
small measure. the best brains OF the
land They are the food producing ser
lions which vii. no longer be doni-
mated by the noneyed or Specializing
interests.
No citizen Of the South has occu
pied tho presidential chair since Zach
airy Tayfor's day, sixty-six years ago
our greatest strides In national prog
TtsS anu ucSclopment were made dur
Ing the administrations OF Southern
Presidents.
"A citizen OF Virginia should be the
next PRESIDENT. and happily We have
the mnn who will measure up to ever.
requirement. Like Woodrow Wilson
n" was nred TO the Law. but has fol-
loved other pursuits Ills public ca
reer has been altogether a creditab,e
one. eyinclnE ability Of the hignes,
order He Is filImer and a stock
ratner. and would he a model candi-
date to stand aa the leader Of the great
productive Interests OF the country
Governor Henry Carter Stuart would
be the Intellectual peer OF the long limo
OF former occupants OF the Office and
would reflect honor on his state and
country.
We know II !s too early TO inauE-
uratc another presidential campaign
but the foregoing facts should be borne
In mind. 20 that. when the time comes
10 act. We. especially in Virginia.
should have clearly defined idea as
TO what we Ahouid do"