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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20
Preserved For History

Queen Liliuokaani's state funeral, with it's i'm
pressive and striking features has been permanent
y recorded upon hundreds of Photographic plates
and thousands of feet of movie flm-recorded in all
Its historic political and sociological significance.
For this unusually complete photographic memorial.
credit is due not only to the skill and energy of
paper and other photographers but to the courtesies
Recorded these artists by Col c. p. Iaukea and Maj
d. ]. Green. who in general charge of the cere-
monies.
q The Star Bulletin is glad to he able to say that
Every facility accorded the newspapermen in
Securing the news and photographs of the entire
week OF The state funeral. TIE historic value of
complete contemporary records of this important
Event were fully realized. and newspaper writer's
Ind photographers had access to kawaiahao church,
10 Washington Place. to the throne room, the cap
Eto grounds. along the line of march and at the
lnausol,Im. Otherwise. much of rich historic sig
fnifican q in this notable would have been for
ever lost.
MOI always do officials in charg" of large public
events realize the necessity of giving adequate fac
|liies to writer's and photographers if complete and
accurate accounts and records to be secured 1t
lis a pleasure to state that the newspapers during
The past week enabled to work with complete
Freedom and scope. Otherwise the special editions
issued Yesterday would have been entirely i'm
possible.
Many photographs were secured 10y the Star
IBuIIetin on Sunday which could not be published
YESTERDAY owing to lack of space. OF these a large
unbpr will be printed in the Star Bulletins bonus
|aaition' next Saturday and they will be found of
unique interest
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FOOD CAR OF SPAIN
Is AFTER MlDDLEMEN

MADRID--N. Alas Pumarino. the
new Food Controller, tells the news.
paper Mundo that his efforts will be
directed toward suppressing the
middlemen. He says exports trade
must continue, because to stop it
would ruin several regions of the
country, but exports will be permitted
only on the guarantee that they shall
not cause rise in the price of articles
of first necessity. He promised sum-
mary punishment for all persons
Q, .,ding the food regulations or at.
tempting to corner foodstuffs
King Alfonso, in receiving repre-
So tatives of the Basque Provincial
Councils, who recently petitioned for
increased local autonomy, said:
This tendency now is common
throughout Spain, and it Is only just
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MARRIED.

..-. MARRIED.
BROWN-DANIELS-In Honolulu Nov
Is, 1917, William n. Brown and Miss
Dora w. Daniels, Rev. Samuel b.
Kamaiopili. assistant pastor OF kau,
makapili church, officiating; wit.
nesses-Mrs. Lila K. Keiki and Mrs.
Elizabeth Kilia.
SCOVEL-LOUIS-In Honolulu, Nov.
II, 1917, Lloyd B. Seovel and Miss
Mary Isabel Louis, Rev. Samuel X.
Kamaiopili, assistant pastor iof Kau.
makapili church officiating; wit
nesses-C Charles B. Drake and Miss
Gussie Rowe.
DUARTE-PLACIDO - In Honolulu,
Nov. II, 1917, Antonio Duarte and
Miss Cosey Placido, Rev. Father Ul
rich Taube, of the Catholic Cattle
dral, officiating; witnesses-John
Silva Orta and Julia Orta.
II Y.FERNANDEZ - In Honolulu,
Nov. Is, 1917, Walter Lowell Huey
and Miss Mary Constant Fernandez
Rev. Father Stephen J. Alencastre
of the Catholic Cathedral, officiat
ing; witnesses Mary NJ. Silva and
Lowell Maloy James. -,
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DESCRIPTION OF WREATH .
FROM THE president

The floral offering to Liliuokalani,
made at the request Of President Viii
son by the visiting congressional
party was a beautiful filled wreath
of royal yellow chrysanthemums, COM
bined with exquisite Cecil Bruner
roses, purple orchids and pink gladio.
lus, from which hung streamers of
fine pink and white tulle. = .1. -.
One offering much admired at Ka-
waiahao church and mot previously
mentioned was a basket of splendid
yellow chrysanthemuIns, sent last
Tuesday by Mrs. E. KiWilder.
A lovely wreath of chrysanthemums.
with an az" made of the some flowers,
was the offering of the local post
office. .e.-.. : s
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hitchcock
sent lovely bunch of longstemmed
royal chrysanthemums, tied with
streamers of purple and yellow tulle:
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THERESA TOOK SIGNED
WILL OF LATE QUEEN
TO ANDREWS OFFICE

That Princess" Theresa Wilcox
Belliveau took the signed purported
will of the late Queen Liliuokalani to
his office, was the statement made
yesterday by Attorney Lorrin An
drews, one of counsel for ]. F. Col
burn, named in the document as exc
cutor. Attorney Andrews says that the
queen wanted Colhurn for executor
for the reason that he was the surviv-
ing member of her cabinet when she
was dethroned. He adds that the sig
nature on tie 1917 will has been COM
pared with every other signature OF
the queen that could be found.
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PERSONALITIES

CORPORAL GEORGE CLARK has
received a commission as :irst lieuten:
ant in the signal officers reserve
corps. H
LOUIS DISTELLI, who has made
himself very popular on Maui in his
connection with the Grand Hotel OF
Wailuku, Maui, as head chef, has beer
appointed receiver, and assumes the
management of the hotel at once. He
is fully intending to keep the hotel up
to very high standard of service to
the public. F.. K. Mcdonald, the for
mer manager of the hotel, has left for
the coast. Mrs. Mcdonald left few
days earlier. They win go into the ho-
tel business on the coast. ~
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LETTERS
AN APPRECIATION

Nov. Is, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: Kindly insert these few lines
in your valuable paper. As member
of the New York State Club" wish
to express my sincere appreciation TO
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tenney Peck for
their garden party and entertainment
given to the boys in khaki"
Thanking you in advance.
H.. Respectfully yours, IS
- u. II. MANN,
. General Library.
Schofield Barracks, T. H.
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ROYAL SCHOOL SENDS
WREATH FOR THE QUEEN

Among the splendid floral offerings
at the queens funeral on Sunday none
was more deeply significant than that
of the Royal School, which once was
attended by the queen, Liliuokalani re-
ceiving much of her early education at
this institution.
The offering was in thel form of a
shield, made of red ixoras and great
yellow chrysanthemums,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20
HUGE PHOSPHATE RHsERvEs

Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, land Mon
tana possess vast deposits. of high
grade phosphate rock. Although the
phosphate areas are by no means com
pletely surveyed, the amount of phos'
phate in the known deposits, as es'
timated by the United States Geologi'
cal Survey Department of the Interior
is nearly five and one-holf billion tons.
An idea of the immensely of this ton
mage may be obtained by comparing it
with last years production in the
United States of 100000 tons.
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PROMOTION COMMITTEE "
EXPRESSES SYMPATHY

The Hawaii Promotion Committee
has adopted a resolution of coincidence
On the death of Queen Liliuokalani
The resolution follows:
Whereas: 1t has pleased Almighty
God to take from our midst Her Ma.
jesty Queen Liliuokalani
BE it resolved: Thel Hawaii Pro
motion Committee desires to express
sorrow for the great 10 ISIS sustained
by the Territory of Hawaii and to ex.
tend to her family heartfelt sympathy.
(Signed) FRED. J. HALTON,
-. 80. Spcratary
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Central union
CIRCLES TO MEET

The Neighborhood circles connected
with the Central Union Women's soci-
ETY. will hold union meeting Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 at the Parish
house and a large. attendance is urged.
The December meeting will be omit
ted SO that this will be the last meet.
ing before the holidays. Red Cross
work will be on hand for those who
wish it.
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NJ. S. Goodhue, son of DR.. e. S.
Goodhue, will leave in the next boat for
the coast to enter the aviation train
ing camp at San Diego. Mr.. Goodhue,
who was recently member of the ma
tional guard, has already passed his
examinations and is eager to learn 70
fly that he may serve his country in
the fight for democracy.
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DIED.

Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1917,
Alice, infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sonny Kanoho, of Pa
lolo, native of this city.
PAIVA-At the Queens Hospital Ho-
nolulu, Nov. II, 1917. Manuel Paiya,
of Hustace lane, married, a fnatiVe
of Portugal, aged so years.
Honolulu. NOV. 16,
1917, Edward, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Kekahio, of Campbell
street. A native of this city. 8
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A Home Trench to Look Out For

Once again the needs of Pa Ola Day Camp are
brought to public attention. in circular letters sent
out by the Mems League of Central Union church.
which has undertaken the duty of seeing that this
frontne trench in the battle against tuberculosis
is kept supplied with fighting material.
The Mems League, say the letters, las pledged
$500 to the Day Camp for the year 1917 The ex.
penses of the Day Camp, including administration,
nursing, medical attendance, meals, etc. amounted
in 1916 to $3637.33.
With sufficient funds. more children could be
taken care of, and there plenty ready and wait
ing for this opportunity. Its management is under
control of the Pa lama Settlement. Through the
Board of Health and Board of Education, school
is conducted at the camp for such children as are
excluded from the public schools, on account Of
tuberculosis. These children, in addition to the
usual school training, receive medical and nursing
care, also lunches and are taught to for them
selves, so they will not become menace to Others
All of the patients at the Day Camp are not only
cared for but instructed how to prevent the spread
OF tuberculosis and to impart their knowledge to
their families and friends, who in turn instruct
others.
The value of the Pa Ola camp to Honolulu and
Hawaii is so well recognized that there is no need
for argument on this point But in the stress of
war and war relief work, the community is apt to
let down little in looking after some of our home
trenches, and this is of them which is of vital
Importance in our allied war against disease
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20

Work has been resumed at the Har-
Ian & Hollingsworth shipyard in VIII
Imington. Del, the strike having been
settled.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20

Norway has turned over to the
United States food administration all
the sugar purchased by Norwegians
here at actual cost.
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7oNIeHTs BAND CONCERT


The Hawaiian band will give a pub
lie concert this evening at Thomas
square at 1880 o'clock, when the fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
Overture. RAYMOND ....... Godfrey
March, Broken Doll" new -. Grant
(al "Barcarolle" ..........O ffenbach
Obi qua Mohala" ............ .Nape
Selection, "Attella" Verdi
Songs Hawaiian Band Glee Club
Selection, Sky High" 80. Taylor
Waltz, Southern Roses" new.
0IIouoo
Foxtrot, There's Little Bit of Bad
in Every Good Little Girl" new
.s..s.............. Clarke
Aud Lang Syne" .................
Hawaii Ponoi-'The Star Spangled
Banner" -.... H..
3
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VITAL STATISTICS
BORN.

BORN.
LIVINGSTON-In Honolulu, Nov. IS,
1917, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chester G..
Livingston of the Kamehameha
School for Boys, Kalihi. a son.
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Society note: Swiss cheese will be worn with
even more open-wor before the war is over
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The congressman will get a few hundred more
demonstrating views on the island of Kauai
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LITTLE INTERVIEWS

RAYMOND C. BROWN: 1t is time
that certain local mercantile houses
"spruced up bit" and hauled down
their old and put up some new flags.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20

The treasury department has decided that jeweled
mnst nav wr.tax but just where it is to be
j., ain a question for the anatomy experts
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20

Queen Lliuokalani's estate is said to amount to
0OO but from present prospects it is going to
shrink rapidly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20

1t is reported on good authority that tourist
travel to Venice is light this week. T. Y :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20

Five U-boats sunk in one day is better news in
London than in Berlin
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20

Austria is already willing to forego annexations
and indemnities, and Germany will be coming
around about next September.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20

BY the way, what has become of the Grand Duke
Nicbola, sss# 49, @s&#szs ##@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-20

to recognize that the Basque Prov
inces always have made good use Of
their administrative autonomy"
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fIa3.iiI;|Is3s:lllS

RICHARD Il. TRENT, PRES.
cHAs. G. HElsER, JR, TREAS.
IRWIN X. eEADLE, sEc'Y.
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MODlFiCApo NUESTROS PRECiOS

FisaLEIGa ard CO.. Dept, 1908. Chicago. III.
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u~hH.d@nan IL cahcccTu del cnfc"m2
~"rlicundo cJ"ntos proccdimi2ntos a.
cousc;a II cieacia de cvrar. para qI:'
en- cl msnor Iapso de tempo possible,
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RI personal De sus cnadriI!"s no 4
!,anjona Ia rccimara, las antcsala
Y los pasi!Ioa del dcpartamcnto qu,
ora;:. Relate Gaoaa en- el HoIi
,iaury. Hay un Ser:ic:o especial g"
emf. :ac.9a que cs;;,n iistos para pre-
2. c1frrmo cuanto ncces =
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may pcco.. los d!aS que ci valicnte to-
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...s.igua 81 mismo parte ~facultatit'
que sobvc elias c%tcndicron los med
cos dc Ia plaza, y que cs el s.guitn-
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T0ROS 7 TOREROS
ROOOL4FO CAONA EN- LIMA
sFNsACl0. Al. COCIO4 DEL DIESTRO MEXICANO

nor Inspector dc cSpcctaculos del
con$ejo provisional.
Cumplimos con poner en- ConocI-
:aicnto de listed, que durante Ia ldia
,cI primer toro, ingreso Il esta en-
frsmoria cl dicstro Rodolfo Gaona,
..ctima tie una cogiGa que lc ha oca-
..onado una hcrida del music, region
*! tr angulo de Scarpa, de- doce CEN
m@lras dc extension, que lie compro-
a.ic in piei y ycjido adiposo Y que lie
.mrGsi1ilita con.inuar toreando.
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or Inspector.
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amino p. Carvallc."
Sc nos comunica. por persona que
-rcscnciG ia cS:ena. que RodolfO Sc
nostro apcSatiuTnbrado de pcrjudicar.
~ "a trance, = Carlos Moreno.
este 10 Siento mas-dljO-quc
Is dolores.
Ell TAPADO.
I.ira, = de Encro de 1917.
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ina, = de Enero de 1917.
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Aprcciab.cs scnorcs.-Adjunto a
5sta. rnccntraran Ia cantidad do
SLIGO. para cue me envien una GAIA
de 81 malavlllcsa medicinal 81 ALMA
CORDIAL. v ademas, quiero me ha-
ran favor dc mandarmela 10 mas
hreve possible para que de este mo2
do no qucde interluapida mi cura-
cI6n. MANUEL. RODRIGUEZ Box
1928. MIAMI, ARIZONA.
Pida mas informeS a Miller & Co.,
Box 30 Sta. a. San Antonio. Texas.
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Hablaria horas eateras
sobre los beneficios
del tonico Taalac.
Una sonora dc San Antonio auncntj
-Ds
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cue aaleriormentc

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CRONLCAS T'EATRALES
"Geate conoc;da y l. Zaga]a".-Do estfenos

.~lacinto E~craveAtc, Ell efccto, a mirAr
"dcsde mCy alto'?.....
L. repcsiclor de la Zagala" en- ell
csccnario de Esiava tampoco GARCIA
dc intercs Nos advertia los mobiles
: c"nlinuadns eSfrerzos de los hernia
nos QuintCrc cr el deseo de c!cvar sus
ncIspevtivas artisticas. Y aun reco-
noc;ondo que Ia mayoria de las We
ces el deseo ha resultado fallido. el
buun propoSito pudiera di~sculparlcs.
&c rodos MOODS habria servido para
,aE:jZar y depurar sus atlas cua!iua-
jcs dc co!ledi1"rafcs. La Zagala"
"u>to POGO en- la noche %leiana de ST
p.Imcra 2parici6n Y ha persistidO. sin
EMBARGO. en- cl repertoire representa-
bic de los cScritores s~eviilanos. Esto
nca advicrtc que cl tempo Va mas
Gc rrjSa cue 10 Nue ~supOnemcs, puci
tauto La IaEaia" como "Gcnte Como
c.4I". nos urI-"n IL posibilidad Dc IN
cstudio arn"iio : sintGtico de los res
pyc.;vcs a1tcr2s. En- el case dc Id
Ia"ala" evi,tcn. securamentc, muIi-
vos supcr;orps a los del lucimienlo
personal lie los artistaS e~ncargados
dc los dos PARTICIPATES papcleS. dcSde
q romero IUc Sc transm!te positi-
vamcntc Ia cmOci0n. Alguna fucrZa
dc rcalidad convinccnte tendrdn los
caractcres ccntralcs cuando producer
81 ansiado prodigio. Acaso el conven-
cloralismo de Ia preparation Y la ha-
bill : ~ncrccHtIblc cclocaciGn de los fac
tore. ros advicTtan mas dc 10 conve-
rierte las nrOccdcncias de la Cbra, Pc
70 clio mismo sera I'm atcndible cs-
fUrrzo en- los fines dc la classification
iutura ' cOnpleta.
:.
II panal de micl, Ia ''farSa conf
co-iirica ~prcSentada por e. Sr. Cutie
rrc% en- Ell tcatro dc Loreto Prado y
Enrique ChiCote, eS una afortunada
adaptation que aun hubiera sido mas
considerable de haber partido del
asunto ell adaptador hacia las obser-
vacicres pcrsonalisimas de nuestro
;tmhiente.
Los Sres. Jimcrcz Y Paradas, dos
autoreS unidoS a los maestros Cayo
Vela Y Rru, llevaban a N~ovedaGcs
La C%hicharra. ma Zarzuelita que 81
no quitaba nj pOnia NADIA en- ell ha-
ner tcatral rladrileno, merecia, sin
duda. el exito lisonjero alcanzado.
Jose ALSINA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
ALMAS BENEFICIADcRAS.

Son aquellas que hacen aigo para
tedo ser humans. Las tres aimas nue.
Vas racR al rlcnsaic para listed, no
dele de yer Ia PRENSA del domingo
II liz Mario de 1917. = MI: e!.coutrara
,; mcnSajc qnc ira" nuc'as de I'M
p~OTtancia para listed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
NOTAS CURIOSAS

FL doctor Martpann. de Leipzig, la
publicado ell resultado de sus eXa.:e-
mes microscopes er: 67 muestras dc
tintas de las usadas en- las escuelas.
CAST todas estahan hechas con aga
Has V contcnian saprofitos, bacterias
V ~micrococos. Tinta de nigrosina SAGA
da de una botella recien descorchada,
tenia tambien bacterias, Y 10 mismo
sucedi6 con las tintas azules Y encar-
nadas.
En- dos casos e~xtrajo de la tinta la
clos que, c~ultivados, produjeron IL
muerte de ratones en- el curse de Qua
tro dias. Esta tinta estaba en- un tin
terc destapado desde hacia tres me
ses.
Ell resultado de las investigaciones
ha sido recomendar que sc tengan ia
pados los tinteros de las escuelas,
cuando TO estn les ninos eScribiendo.