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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
FIRST of FRENCH
ACTORSIOnAY
BEFORE CAMERA

Lou Tellegen, now appearing at the
Liberty theatere in The Explorer,
new and strong Lasky offering, Is con-
sidered by many as q recent convert
to the silent drama. This. however,
is not the case, as Tellegen claims to
have Deen the first legitimate actor
ever to appear in photo-play in
France. Let Tellegen tell the story:
when / was student In the
French ConserVatoire, several OF US
ore afternoon about eight years ago
were walking in the country when We
came across man with strange
looking instrument, which, he told us,
was a motion picture camera. He ex-
planned the mechanism of the thing TO
us and said he was taking some rural
scenes for exhibition in a small Paris
ian hall.
ct occurred to us that it would be
a splendid opportunity to enact an i'm
promptu comedy in the open air for
him. He assented. There was NO
scenario and we acted few scenes
from some of the plays We had been
studying at the academy. Later, at
his invitation, we saw the results on
the screen. It was crude but interest
ing.
while ! was leading man for Nine.
Sarah Bernhard, the famous actress
was besieged with offers from photo
drama producers. After her tour OF
America four years ago, when /
played in this country for the first
time, she had a glimpse of the wide
spread popularity that the photo
drama was then winning. On her re-
turn she acted for the camera and
appeared with her But my appearance
for Mr.. Lasky Is really my first real
photo-play experience.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
Tbe0tDjC0L s. Anus nleIlt5
NEW LEADERS OF
FOX SERVICE in
CAST At HAWAII

"Life's Shop window" Victoria
Cross sensational novel that ranked
in its day among the best sellers, has
been picturized by the Fox Film Cor
poration and will be presented in
Honolulu at the Hawaii theater for a
limited engagement, commencing to-
day. There will be the usual number
of performances daily, an afternoon
matinee and two evening perform.
ances. e.. s
Featured in the production Of ''Life's
Shop Window" are Claire Whitney
and Stuart Holmes, two of the Fox
Corporations leading stars. The Fox
service is as yet new to Honolulu and
these artists have not had an oppor-
tunity to establish" themselves. It
is predicted, however, that they will
shortly rank among the leading film
favorites of Hawaii.
The story is that of a credulous
country girl, married to hard-work-
ing, home-loying farmer, in whose
heart and mind is sown the seed Of
discomfort by suave rascal. His glib
talk of the beauties and comforts Of
metropolitan life. as exemplified in
London, New York and Paris, succeed
almost in alternating and hlring the
woman away from home, child and
husband. In the climax the husband
scores through love.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
POPULAR PRICED
OPERA IS WORTH
BETTER SUPPORT.
Remaining Members of De
Folco Company Will Offer
t1Il Troyatore" Tonight

San Francisco knows how, was
the slogan adopted by Honolulu's big
sister city across the Pacific when
plans were first laid for the capture
Of the Pacific International
and it might be appropri-
ate to add, Honolulu does it" This
not with reference to securing the big
exposition to be sure but with refer
ence to giving the public grand opera
at popular prices-10, 20, 80 and 90
cents. =.- .->,
II has long been the dream of San
Francisco to provide this high-grade
entertainment at a low figure, al
though the figures quoted above are
much below the widest dream of the
most liberal minded impresario OF the
Bay City. The above figures are pre-
vaiiing during the present week at
the Bijou theater where number CT
fine artists are dispensing grand
opera each evening. Also, to make
the measure brimful, the Bijou throws
in an hour or so of first-run motion
pictures.
Aside from the astonishingly low
prices. the Bijou is endeavoring to
aid these stranded artists to make q
aclean getaway" and to leave feeling
that they have had a reasonably
square deal in this city. Furthermore
the management of the Bijou was no
party to bringing these performers to
Honolulu but is at present acting IN
a spirit of od-fellowship the So
called "Honolulu spirit" 1t is a re-
oratfahIa fact that the music loving
public of Honolulu, and it Is a large
one, is not showing the same spirit
and turning out in larger numbers to
lend helping hand to these singers
who are endeayoring to leave behind
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
EXAMS FOR TYPlSTS
AND STEN0GR APHERS
OCCUR I'M TWO WEEKS

A competitive examination, open to
both men and women. will be held
March Is at the Honolulu custom
house, to provide eligibIes for vacan-
cies in the position of stenographers
and typists, in the federal classified
civil service.
Applicants must be Is years and
over, but persons less than 20 or more
than so on the date of examination
will not be employed in the custodian
service. Those desiring to take the
examinations should write to the sec
rotary of the Hawaii civil service dis.
trict, care custom-house here, for cop
les of sorm 1924, containing all neces-
sary information.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01

them "clean slate" when they sail
for the mainland next Tuesday.
Last evening the two big scenes
from la Dame aux Camelias" were
repeated in splendid fashion aud
those who were on hand we're the re-
ciplents of musical treat The per
Torrance was even better thar on the
previous evening.
For tonight's performance the mu-
steal numbers will be selections from
''Il Trovatore," besides concert selec-
lions by several or the leading ar
lists.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
FROM THE isl AND EXCHANGES

Wailuku has had troop of Scouts
for about two years, but for long
time it has been all but dead. 1t has
now been resuscitated under the lead
ership of John Kamaka, as scout mas
ter. The new troop being organized
is in charge OF Scout Master Herbert
Young. The Paia troop, which has
been doing good work, is under the
personal supervision Of Father Fran.
els. Maui News.
There does not seem to be much
said nowadays tabout the establish
ment of q branch of the territorial
marketing division in Hilo. The
scheme is too good a one to allow to
drop and the county solons should get
busy ON the proposition of assisting In
the matter. Hawaii Herald.
Hilo is to have new Hawaiian
newspaper, in opposition to Hoku, edit
ed by Rev. stephen Desha. David
Ewalike is to be editor. If he per-
forms his duties the way he edited
road building on this island, 1t will be
Jim dandy of paper. -Kohala Mid
get ~
Hawaii is getting some great ad.
vertising nowadays, and each visitor
to the group helps out tourist travel.
by personal stories of his or her adj
ventures which are told when the,
mainland home town is again reached
Hawaii Herald.
-
1t may be possible to hold some kind
OF a meeting in the Hilo federal build
ing during the civic convention week.
The inside work will be far advanced
by September and the idea would ap-
peal to many people. Hawaii Herald.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
ANGER WAS CAUSE OF
WILD NOCTURNAL RIDE

Anger, according to his own state.
ment, led Charlie Kaihe, hackdriveT,
to let his horse gallop in wide circles
down King street, near Alapai, Mon.
day night about 10:30 o'clock.
Plenty fellows tell me stop, said
Charlie, 81 get mad. / 'fraid those fel.
lows want get on and ride"
Officer Fred Wright, who arrested
the hack driver, Motorcycle Officer
w. r. Chiffon, and John c. Anderson
all testified to the mans intoxicated
condition and to rude words that he
had used. Charlie was fined $50 for
the orgy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01

The market Is becoming interested
in the presumed efforts now being
made to have the British government
deposit as collateral for an American
loan the American securities being
modified in London. II such use
should be made of the securities in
stead of selling them in the New York.
market, the principal obstacle to bull
market in the railroad list would be
removed. ....@.. .....,-.g.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
DIED..

-..." DIED.
KUALII-In Honolulu. Feb. 26, 1916,
Kualii (k), of Mokauea and Hart
streets, Kalihi, widower, dancing
master, a native of Kaneohe, Oahu,
70 years old. Hi
ODA-In Honolulu, Feb. 26, 1916, Kat
sunni, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Torasuke
Oda of 148 Beretania street, five
months and 20 days old.
YAGI--In Honolulu, Feb. q, 1916,
Yasutaro Yagi, of Kamehameha w
road, Palama, 2 months and II days
old. sa@ r =
LUM-In the Insane Asylum, Honolu-
lu, Feb. q, 1916, Lum ing of Ho-
nolulu, unmarried, laborer, native
of China, 81 years old.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
UNIQUE BUNGALOW FOR
CHRISTIAN CHURCH IS
NEWS BUREAU FEATURE

Honolulu's unique church building
is featured in the latest number Of
the Press News Bureau, which fur
nishes copy to 500 newspapers on
the mainland This news service is
issued by the Hawaii Promotion Com.
mittee and contains nine articles on
Hawaii.
In addition to the article on the
Christian church bungalow, the num-
Der contains articles on game
fishing, maritime chapters, the worlds
champion swimmer, military showing,
pineapple industry and Hawaiian vii
lage life.
Sportsmen in New Hampshire last
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01

President wilson was asked by the
Central Federation Union to call a
congress of neutral nations to end the
European war.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
Maui Boy Scouts.

Maui Boy Scouts.
The Maui Boy Scouts organization
has taken on q new lease on life when
at meeting held at the gymnasium
on wednesday evening. two troops
were organized for Wailuku and off,
GERS were elected for the year. The
meeting was called at the instance of
Father Francis, of Paia, who Is Scout
commissioner for this island.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
The akohala Cases

The charge made by the police off.
Gals, through the Hilo Tribune. In the
Kohala blind-pig cases, that the pro-
|secution is being hampered by some OF
the Koiiala residents" and that plan.
tation managers are said to be among
those opposed to pressing the charges
are so weakly supported by the facts
given that 1t is generally regarded
here as an attempt TO save the face"
OF the prosecution, and get back on
Kohala for some justifiable criticisms
on the sloppy way in which the great
splurge was made. 1t is quite natural
that after having come to Kohala with
great flourish of trumpets, practical
Hly shouting from the housetops that
they had IA dead-sure blindpig cases.
and then. after two weeks, sweating
and grinding, In which ali the money
available for prosecution was used, the
laboring mountain brought forth the
wee mouse of two convictions, the po-
lice authorities we're chagrined and
booked around for fgoat.
II was no fault of County Attorney
Beers that this much-heralded clean.
up OF blind pigs proved fash in the
pan. Two hundred and fifty dollars
In fines is the total aggregate OF re-
suits. He simply did not have cases.
We understand that the charge in the
remaining cases Continued to next
month"; will be changed from selling
to sha7ing in their possession. We
shall,watch with interest to see If they
are ever taken up again. -Kohala
Midget.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01

Sportsmen in New Hampshire last
season killed 6,20S deer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11
WOMAN Of FORT
WAYNE IS HELPED
Mrs. N. Wilcox DeSCrH YES the
Benefits She Has Gained
Through Use of arGaC.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Aux. TO-
Among the thousands of pee lple who
have publicly expressed their crate
fulness for the relief they derived
through use OF TanlaC the Master
Medicine. is Mrs ~ Wilcox, a well
known woman of this city. tho lives
az 351S :. Broadway. Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Wilcox is the wife OF he local
manager Of the Fisk Rub Der Co.
located at 925-29 Broadv n.. this
city.
ct suffered from stomach trouble. ="
Mrs. Wilcox said. Il usually was in
a constr pated condition. Eythinc
] ate ca used distress. Some aimes /
went for ,three or four days without
eating. because I dreaded theImisery
that would result should I partake
of food My stomach was i'm a
soured condition nearly an the time.
Usually j would be sick i'm morn
ings. Ny appetite was very poor I
lacked enargy and ambition. Dull
headaches Bothered me frequ entity.
"I fe't like an entirely Iineren,
person after taking one bottle of
TanlaC. I'm on my second ottle of
the medicine now and I feel even
better ] believe I have at last found
a wonderful medicine Tanlac has
relieved me, of all my ailments and
I certainly ann sraleful for Tie good
II did me" -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11
NEW VICTORY FOR
MOTHER NATURE
TanIaC'S Great TriumphS Are
Additional Proofs of
Great Physician.

The health Of the big outdoors
flows from every bottle of Tanlac.
II is natures own preparation for
nature supplies theingredients and
allows man only TO compound them.
From fields where purity reigns
from mountain peaks capped with
white snow; from the banks of
flowing streams that ripple on their
endless journey merrily fact,
from natures clean, wholes lme self.
come the ingredients that are com
pounded into Tanlac 10 give health
10 legiors Of people. great as the
struggling armies across the big,
blue sea.
It is necessary no longer to go in
to the woods and live to get back
to nature" When Joseph Won Trim
bach. a renowned German chemist,
after years of study, finally brought
Tanlac 20 the high state of efficiency
il enjoys today. il was as though ne
bottled up the health of all outdoors
and gave il 10 the busy modern man
to use as he wished right in his owr
home.
Thousands of sufferers from stom-
ach, liver and kidney trouble, ca
tarhal complaints. rheumatism
nervousness, loss OF appetite, bloat-
ing and belching tired feeling anC
the like have tried Tanlac and many
have given surprising statements re.
garding the relief they derived from
the new medicine
Tanlac begins its work quickly. II
perfects digestion and properly as
Stimulates food. II purifes the blood
and soothes the nerves. II tones III
every organ Of the body. The entir,
system is given a cleansing by Tan
lac. 1t brings strength 70 weak. rur
/ down people
Thousands Of people have founc
Tanlac just what they needed. AND
Yet Tanlac's victory is only another
| victory of the greatest Of all physi
cians-Mother Nature-for Tanla,
is nothing more than nature-bat
tied up. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

Every indication points to the fact
that in South Bend. as every where.
Tanlac will be well received. AL
ready many people have cal leai at
the Public drug store and hau erask-
ed concerning the new mediciue.
The advance interest people are
taking in Tanlac points to thee fact
that we will be very sucAc essful
here" said Mr. Bailey Yesterday. 1T
is surprising how quickly the : BeopIe
of any community learn that anIac
is different from other propr ietary
medicines.
I'm a few northern Indiana towns
and cities Tanlac has been intro
duced and. as in the case every
where, the people quickly learned
the value Of TanIac for &c .ses of
stomach, liver and kidney IN ouble.
catarrhal com plaints. rheuiratism,
nervousness. loss OF appetite ca nd the
like In Laporte, in Columbia City,
in South Whitley. in Gary and in
several smaller cities and towns in
Northern Indiana Tanlac has ac-
quired great popularity.
'I know whereof speak when I
say that Tanlac will become, as pop
uiar i'm South Bend as il has in
thousands of other cities antL'towns.
For years, the world has bee n wait
ing for a proprietary med cine of
real merit. and in TanIac. tt world
has what II waited for" -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11
TANLAC
WILL HELP MOTHER

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aug. 10
Let me have a bottle of Tanlac for
my mother" ]. w. Givan. a city mail
CARRIE. said here recently. Il gain
ed such great benefit from Tanlac
that l am sure it will help her" he
added.
Il suffered from stomach trouble
for four or five years" Mr.. Givan
continued. indigestion bothered
me. | had pains in my stomach.
My food didn't taste right l bloat-
ed easily.
My food has the right taste now,
sine 1 have taken Tanlac and my
digestion is perfect. l feel like eat
ing now. never am bloated any
more and the pains have left my
stomach" -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11
Recent Enlargement of Lab.
oratorieS Permits the Intro
duCtion of the New
Medicine Here.
COMES AFTER DELAY
OF AN ENTIRE YEAR
Demand Elsewhere Made in
Impossible to Bring Pre-
mier Preparation to
South Bend Sooner.

In a spacious, absolutely modern
and sanitary building in the city oil
Dayton (Ohio), a large group OF
workers toll through the entire day
and a similar group labors through
the long hours Of night, 10 anchor
ate the suffering Of mankind
The demand for their product in
months gone by has far exceeded
the supply their continuous labor
has been able TO produce.
A little less than a year ago sale
Of the product the two groups labor
to produce was made in the drug
store Of Galliher & Prutzman at
Muncie. IT was the sale of d bottle
OF .Tanlac, the medicine that Is
building up TO health and strength,
weak. run down men and women all
over Indiana and in many other
states.
Since that first sale Of Tanlac a
year ago $50, 200 bottles of the medi-
cine have passed over the counters
Of $50 exclusive Tanlac agents in
Indiana alone. In one short twelve
month period Tanlac has acquired a
popularity that makes il king of the
medicinal world. Merit alone is re-
sponsible for Tanlac's remarkable
leap to fame.
All this time the clamor Of drug
gists in sections where Tanac had
not yet been introduced, for the eX-
elusive Tanlac agency in their vari-
Gus towns and cities. has been heard.
Necessity, however, has kept TanlaC
from going into the hands of drug
gists who probably knew people
actually in need of the Master Medi-
cine. for. with the laboratories al
ready taxed TO their fullest capacity,
and working by day and by night 70
meet the demand, it was not possible
to introduce Tanlac in new sections.
Now, however. an increased ca
pacity at the laboratories provides
for the opening Of new territory
From the far northern parts of In
diana. when the SHOWS Of last winter
carpeted the ground, came the mos
urgent calls for Tanlac and thus il
is that northern Indiana has been
selected as the new territory to be
opened
"As rapidly as possible" c. II
Bailey. Indiana's renowned TanlaC
J Man. said recently. I'VE will estab-
| lish agencies in northern Indiana
Yes. you may tell the people that ir
the very near future they will bt
able to obtain Tanlac in their owl
town. We have had numerous call:
TOR Tanlac from druggists in north
ern Indiana. but never, until now
have we been able TO supply them
except in a few isolated cases. Now
however. an increased capacity a
the laboratories enables rs TO estab
| lish a Tanlac agency il every city
and town in northern indiana anC
this we intend TO do. from the towI
that is only "A cluster of houses L
the big cities. for we want thos,
people who suffer from stomach
liver and kidney trouble, catarrha
complaints. rheumatism. nervous
ness. loss of appetite and the like
and who have been wanting Tanla,
70 get Tanlac. There will be enough
for ALL" -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

Another Shipment of "Our
ST Weekly" Waists and
Our Celebrated s. kind
very pretty all of them.
Also New Georgette
Waists at S5.95.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

Misb4waka. d2cd Gross Pharmacy
Elkhart. Wennr DRUG Co.
Goshen. Golden Rule Pharmacy
New Paris y. A. Reynolds
Nappanee JOB ason x son.
milford. Mufo.d Drug Co.
Bremen. k0outz Bros
Walkerton. ~. p Fisher
Laportc. r.. W CandeId.
Plymouth Mode Pharmacy.
Bourbon Martini Pharma,-
Etna Green. T ~ Hamun
Lcesbure Empu Pharmacy.
Argos b. u. Bor field
Culver. culver 10 gus co.
Arlington. Mrs. L. T. LAWS.
Knox. K. A. Gree n.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

Wanatah. A. J Shurte
Valparaiso. Jeineman * Sievers.
Churubusco. Criswell x Son.
Cromwell. Hussey & Son.
Albion. Mayheld's Pharmacy
Lgioner. :. T. Eldred
Crown Point. John Endress.
Howell j n. Freeman.
Gary. Halls Drug Store.
Hammond. kaufman & Wolf
Mentone. Shofer 4 Goodwin.
Warsaw. Gilworth DruS CO.
Pierceton. II. j. Sweitzsr.
Claypool. r. a. ScoleS.
Packcrton, %. r. Scott.
Silver Lake. J. n. Norman.
south Whitel- Dalton u. Meyers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

SPOKANE. Wash.-It cost George
Lennon of this city just % cents to
be awarded the best quarter section
of land on the diminished Colville
Indian reservation, in the drawing
recently held here by the govern
ment.
The name OF Lennon, a young
laborer. was drawn first from a list
of 9O,41O names. He gets his choice
of 10 acres Of land from a total of
approximately $50 acres thrown
open 10 settlement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11
NOTE THESE PRICES:

Up to $500 Summer Dresses. 800. .$1.95
Up to $3.50 Summer Dresses. 49,. $2.95
Up to $1,000 Summer Dresses. 49,. $685.
Up to $3.50 Summer Dresses. go. $495
Up to $500 Summer Dresses. 49,. .$5.95
Up to $3.50 Summer Dresses. 49,. $685.
Up to $1,000 Summer Dresses. $795
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11
Prices on Pretty Wash Dresses
Haze Been Greatlu Gut

These wash dresses are lovely creations,
just the thing for hot weather. They're for
women of all ages-in all SizeS-and for all
occasions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11
ADVANCE INTEREST
INDICATES SUCCESS
HERE, BAILEY SAYS
First Bottle Of TanIac to be Sold in South
Bend Tomonow-Special Representative
Is to be at the Public Drug Store to
Explain New Medicine to
the Public.

The first bottle Of Tanac sold in Bend will be sold
al me Public Drug Store tomorrow morning Q o'clock
ne introduction of the celebrated medicine that has gain
e1 unprecedented popua y southern and central Indiana and
many other states viii begin in South Bend that time
specially trained representative of C. H. Bailey ndanas ronown-
ed anlac Man will be at the Public Drug explain Tanac
To- the public He will ST ay the city an indefinite period and
viii meet the public at the Public Drug Store daily
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11
See Our Display Windows
The Charming Silk Dresses
and Serge Dresses for Fall

We are pleased to announce an interest
ing showing of these charming new dresses
on models in our display windows. Do not
fail to see them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

Columbia City. J. n. Keiser * Co.
Avilla. Elmer +. Thrapp.
Garnett, A r Halter
Auburn. Ashton Staman.
Waterloo. : W. Beidler.
Butler, George W. Geddes
Ashley. 3. NJ. Davis.
KendallVile, \. r. Otis.
Wolcottville. ". b. Gray.
Stroh. NJ r. Allen.
South Milford. ". ". Anders.
Valentine. r. J. Van Drew.
Angola, A Frysinger.
Fremont. ]. G. Bailey
Howe, G T. Cooper.
Orland. Don. : Hamlin.
Spencerville. Miss Golden Murray.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

DR.. Paxson has removed his dem
tai office from 30 :. Michigan ST. TO
room 420 Farmers Trust Bldg
AdYt