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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-06
CUARTLLLAS FACILES


No cabe dudar de que 81 Ell tenl-
nismo sigue como va, y nosotros nos
seguimos matando con singular fer
vor, pronto llegara ell dia en- que pa
"a los hombres sea IN ~verdadero Pro-
blena Ia vida en- 81 mundo.
Hasta el dia de aver, las predicas
de Madame Panckhurst haolan pro
vocado risa, y la ~demagogia de Her
mia Galindo despertaba- un sentl
miento de piadosa conmiseraC on, pc
70 como ~nosotros vamos 4 menOs, y
las mujeres q mas, Ia cosa esta que
arde, V como no nos esforcemos por
~ponerle remedio, de la .noche a Ia ma
mana podemos hallarnOs en- n ST.
tuaci6n NADIA honrosa, que desdigs del
/ seXo.
va 10 sabes, Julian. Este dia,
NADIA mas chuletas y ensalada de pc
pinos.
-Pero, mujer, por Dios! no qule-
res que tie haga unos lenguados? mi
ia que ahora tieneS mitin.
La idea del mitin, Y el tenor de
! perder en- el unas seis horas de ayu-
no, hacen que Ia sonora acceda. Sc
! atiborra Ia buena mujer de cuantos
! platillos lie condimenta su esposo,
nanda q este que lie de luStre Ell las
botas, dicta sus ultimas disposiciones,
V, con IN liacho de papeles bajo ell
! brazo. Sc va, canine del congreso.
Dye, Julian. 81 llora el nino, lie
das su lechita o un POGO de avena;
Y 81 Sc emberrincha, va sabes. lie cam
bias panal. Ali esta sobre el "buro"
Ia petaca de los tiliches. " no dejes
de ~ponerles aqua q las gallinas, Ell?
Riegas las niacetas, lie pones platano
fresco al loro. y lie das n sacudidita
q la sala, porque 10 mas probable es
que tengamoS hoy conferencia. An,
Sc me ol-idaba. Tora dieZ centavos
de mi portamonedaS, Y lie das al YER
dulero 10" de los ejotes de aver, Y
me guardas el vuelto.
Esto eS precisamente lC lamenta-
BILE del feminismO; que no Sc conforma
con operar un progreSo en- la vida So
cial de Ia mujer, sino que, para To-
grarlo, perjudica el decoro del hon.
bre. invirtiendo los Dapeles que Dios
les do al ccharioS al mundo.
Bien e~staria, acknowledgements, que
Ia mujer evolucionara; pero no que,
para evolucionar Ia mujer, retrOced!e-
RI o Sc estancara el hombre.
Este cambio de funciones domesti-
cas-, 81 bien provoca risa de purO chus
co, no deja de deSpertar un tanto de
lastima para los hombreS, pOr Ia de-
IoroSa posterga que sufren sus Gere-
chos.
En- 81 caso de don Julian. precisa-
mente, la cosa deSgarra el alma {
; inunda los ojos de lagrimas.
FL buen viejo, calvo y achacosO,
anda Ell el train de la casa, con un
plumero en- una mano. y con el cha
maco en- la otra.
tie quieres ~callar, so condenado!
A Ia rrurro, nino, a la rurro ri, duer-
mete bebito. -. iPuerco! Lo que has
hecho. IA Yer, Antonio, un pafal
Mira como me ha puesto este mucha-
cho. iAntonia!
En- cambio, Ia senora Sc hslla a Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-06
Que tenia?

-GQue tenia?
70 le habia operado hace algu-
nos dias.
LEGO aqui con On brazo roto, n
n,uneca dislocada y dos cOstillaS hun
didas, de las cuales 20 practique en-
seguida. Y muy felizmente, ID resec-
cion.
Pero, a pesar de todas mis- precau-
clones, fui burlado, y en- el momen-
to en- que menos 10 pensaba, es de-
cir, despues del periodic de fiebre y
de depression cloroformica, sobrevi-
nieron complicaciones mortales. alb
solutamente ~impreyistas.
Una fiebre, una v~erdadera descom-
posici6n sanguinea, debida, segun
creo. V este dicho entire Rosotros, Z
influencias extranas, eS decir, q una
gra emocion. a una sacudida moral.
Yo 10 creia perdido sin remission,
poroue aver, durante Ell dia, Sc en-
contraba may aniquilado.
Esto ME m~olestaba; me habia Sido
muy simpatico a primera vista este
~joven.
-iEntonces, como lie ha salvado
listed?
He jugado el TODD por el TODD.
He hecho una experienced. de apli-
cacion muy ~reciente, Y cuyos result
tados son, en- suma, improbables.
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s:nos, vcnidos eXpresamente a farlS
para verle, y la otra sera para mi.
-Pero-respondio amab!lemente el
director.-yo no veo ningdn merito
Ell concederle esto'
-iPor que?
Supplements, porque los enter
mos de pago .tienen ell derecho, pre-
yisto por Ell reglamento, de reciblr,
a todas horas, exceptrando las de la
noche, las visitas que quieran.
Por esta raz6n su protegido, que
en- 10 SUCCESSIVE pagara, no tiene niece
sidad de permiso, puesto que no hara
mas que usar de su derecho.
-Perfectamente. Sin embargo, per
mitame listed, caballero, recomendar
mi pobre joven a toda su solicltud
administrative. 81 sc presentasen o.
tras dificultades.
-Entcndido de a%ntemano, caba-
Hero.
-Tendre sumo honor en- ~volver!e
a yer.
Y Ell amable funciorario condujo a
su visitante hasta Ia puerta del des-
pacho.
Pero al llegar aqui lie retuvo con
una palabra,
-Olvidaba una cosa-dijo.
-jQue?
Una simple formalidad, pero es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-06

saxon conmoviendo a Ia asamhlea SUI
fragista con IN discurso incendiario;
ST, queridas colegas, el marido
es la remora de la vida de la mujer,
es ell cbstaculo en- dos pies cue nos
opone ell destino, es la corporizaci5a
del mismisimo pineo. iAbajo los ma
rides!
-iAbajo!
-iQue los cuelguen a todos del
palo mas alto.
Que los quemen en- lena verde!
-iQue los atropelle un electrico!
Voltea uno los ojos a la asa on
yugal, Y sorprende al pobre de don
Nicolas fregando el brasero.
Dye, Antonio, Trae la LEILA. mi
"a como estan esos cubiertos! Qui-
tales 10 verde, porque 81 viene mi mu-
jer y los We, Sc cae la ASA.
Y en- efecto, llega Ia muier hecha
uI!d pSi'"la, Poi al NS'i'Hio anna
una batahOla de mil demonioS.
i Estupido, mas que es%tupido!
-;Por que, mujer?
No te die que escogieras ia ce-
bolla mas tierna? iAh, 81 eres tonic
de la cabeza! iHombre habias de ser!
-Pero, por Dios, Cleofas. que te
estas propasando.
-iQue te GALES he dicho! que sa-
bes til de los derechos de Il: muJer.
Max Nordau sostiene...
Mira, DEBATE de Max Nordau Y
de tonterias, y ven aca con tn ma
ridito, que te quiere, que vive por ii,
Y dame un par de besos que nagan
bulla en- la manZana.
- Besos? Balazos diras. iParl mi
mos est9y ahora.
La vida de don Julian Sc hace cada
vez mas insostenible, y 81 Dios no lie
pone remedio, una de dos: o don Ju-
lian Sc embodega un jarro de estric-
tina, 0 el divorcio Sc impone.
C%ualquier cosa que sea, menOs una
mujer feminista.
TIBERIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-06
SENIL.l.A.

Segun noticias,
mil y~ucatecos
han armada una
revoluc!0n,
para lanZarse
contra los ricCS
en- IN impulse
neo-redeutOr.
Va aSaltan CaSaS,
va vuelan trenes.
va incendian campoS
de production,
va q tOdos dejan
en- cueros; vamos,
va son tan cultos
con el barb6n.
Don Venustaino
con tai motive,
siente morirse,
de indignation,
Y manda fuerzas
q que exterminen
q sus colegas
de destruction.
Magma injusticia,
senior don Venus,
va que los hombres
de aquel monitor,
del Plan de Lupe
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.iCual es?
Hels a0ui.

-iCual es?
-Hela aqui:
He dado al enfermo dos 0 tres in
welcomes de cierto Suero artificial,
nuevo.
Este liQuido, muy potente, esti
destinado a regenerar las nematias,
o sean los globuios rojos de la san
gre.
Aver realize Ia experienced, Y, a
media noche, Ell practicante de guar
dia NE telefoneaba que el herido
dormia bajo una disminuci6n nota-
BILE de Ia fiebre.
Y deduzco de este que esta saliva
do; por 10 menos ,asi 10 espero fir
memente.
-i.Ah, doctor! cudnto bien me ha-
&c listed diciendo esto-exclamo el
senior Santiago, accompaniment Sus pa
labraS de una intensa mirada de re-
conocimiento.
-Ahora, Gque desea listed pedir-
me para el?
Hello aqui-dijo el senior Santa
go.
Su transporte Immediate, 81 es po-
sible, a una sala especial del hospi-
tai.
-Esto cuesta caro-; seis frances
por dia y csc joven no es rico.
| Una bagatela replied el Con-
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llenar.

-iCual?
-Poca cosa para listed, caballero.
Cuando un enfermo desea una ha-
bitaci0n especial, ha de satisfacer,
por 70 mcnos, una quincena de PEN
sion adelantada.
-Muy bien; estoy dispuesto a clio
En- csc case pase listed a Ia ad-
m~inistracion, que esta aqui, q Ia IL
quierda; es question de cinco minu-
tos.
Despues de acompanarle 7asta la
puerta de la Dependence hdicada,
el f]uncionario Sc retro.
-H1sta otra vista y gracias--dijo
ell senior Santiago.
Y mientras ell director r~egresaba
a su despacho, el entraba en- Ia ad-
ministracion.
Todo quedo arreglado en- algunos
minutes Y como la. bora de la vista
Sc aproximase, el senior Santiago PEE
maneci6 en- ell patio del hospital
~aguardando impacientemente Ia lie
gada del doctor lie Pallu.
Pocos instantes despues, ell cele-
bre cirujano descendia de su coche y
reconociendc en- seguida a su visi-
tante de la manana, lie dijo:
-Venga, querido senior, que voy
a comenzar por So protegido; tengo
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Yo por mi parte comento:
de que poquillo Sc admiTan.
Ojala que solo en- est.
que resulta cosa nimia,
Sc ~pareciera a Santana
don Venus Ell de Coahuila,
Desgraciadamente entire ambos
hay mas de una ana!ogia:
son de la misma MADEIRA,
tienen las tendencias mismas;
10 que aquel hizo, don Venus
10 va a hacer el mejor dia.
Con que, no soltar el gallo
por simples a~nalogias,
va que 10 mejor, 10 gor6A,
Ia imitaci0n fidelisima
Que haga de aquel COLO tragico
don Venus el de Coahuila.
en- IN cercano future
10 van q yer quienes VIVIAN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-06
TIROS AL BLANCO
ANAL0GIA.

In peri6dieo de Mexico
comenta de mala guisa
los festejos que en- Queretaro
tuvo el "amo de Coahuila"
con motive del bodorrio
de don Candida con su HIS.
Tai comenta~io el colesa
hasa en- que, segun noticlas,
cuando la nupcjal parada
va de la iglesia sa!ia,
desfil6 entire doble valla
de soldados carranciStas,
quienes, al pasar los n~oVios,
terciaron sus carabinas,
mientras Sc oyerOn veintit,n
disparos de artilleria.
Y concluye dicho diario:
que costumbre tan bonita.
italmente como en- los tiemPos
de Su Alteza Serenisima!"
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son defensores
y en- el han visto
su redenci6n.
No hay que asustarse,
don Venustiano,
pOr esa nueva
revoluci6n;
TODD es 10 mlsmo
que hace tres amos:
"hijo de cato
come ration"
CHANTECLER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-06

Cusndo ~necesite iibros en- espanol
d~irijase a Ignneio E. Lozano.-ll8
N. Sta. Rosa ave.-San Aatonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-06

vimientor evOlucionario de lucatan, tropas numerosas. Sc dice, qt haran
faHa e otcs iugareS tambien amenazadOs pOr la reruela.
Asi pues. un nuevo peigro, n mas entire tantos,a parece, no va para
la consolidation de un regimen, sMo para la vida naciOnaL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-06
PELTGRO.

La genie del bajo pueblo
de Chihuahua, de esa terra
Que ha sufrido los rigorcs
de todas les epidemias
Y todos los candidates."
segun quien % sabe cuenta,
va pasando en- estos dies
por tan terrible miSeria,
que. come Carne dc burro...
Santa Barbara doncella,
con raz0n los carrancistas
vanse al Sur a la carrera:
temen que el h@mbrientO pueblo
que de burro Sc a!imenta.
Dor error Q por. .vengahZa
los coloque en- la sODera:
pero. no hay peligro, carneS
asi, destr0Zan las muelas...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03

Hailstones are formed by the cleo
tricity of thunderstorms they acom-
pany, according to a German scien.
lists theory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
MARKET IS WEAK
SALES NOT HEAVY

Interest and excitement IN plenty
LIT ULth.ns q panic was in eviden <
ABBOTT the brokers" offices and other
financial cCateTs tAis morning follow
ing the annOun2 ement OF the break
iLg OF diplomatic relations. What will
the next step be was the question
mos; tICuuently voiced There were
expectations Of large selling orders
and few buying orders and serious de
Clines Wueu the session should come.
Ii happened that thiS was the first
IL O'Clock Saturday morning session
and the advance o. the meeting time
by half IN hour was welcomed Be
fore that tune there was some trading
done, but no rushing about from office
to Office seeking buyers. Brokers
waited for the session ..@..
When the stock exchange met at
~ o'clock sentiment had crystalized
somewhat Already prices had de
clined materially in the past few days
and further was expected They
came. but there were no large sell.
ing orders and there were plenty
OF underlying orders, we'll under for.
mer prices in some instances, but in
others close to last prices or quota
tons. Subsequent declines in listed
stocks came and ranged from so cents
to Sc, averaging about 81 Among
these may be cited Eva 2, Hawaiian
IL, McBryde, LA,
Oahu "a, Olaa 1-2, Onomea 6, Pho
neer 1-2, Waialua 21-2 and Pine
apple IL. ~"
OF the unlisted stocks Engels Cop
per strengthened at once and sold at
Sc before the session and then
on quotations, later sell
ing higher when it was learned that
it was selling at 1913 on the main
land. Oil sagged off to $3.50 and Min
eral Products sold at 80 cents and
was quoted at 5000 cents There
were slight changes in Bingham, Ma
dera and Mountain King
Sales between boards we're 1920
shares and at the session 325, but the
sales were mostly forced ones on
smaller holdings and there we're no
of big blocks. After the ses-
sion the tone of the market appeared
to gain firmness. ".. 4-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
FEELS CERTAIN
country ABLE TO
CARE FOR SELF
Former Head of Western Union
Talks of Conditions in hoo
Case of War

Thomas F. Clark of New York city
former yice-president of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, believes
that the country is well able to wealth
er the present crisis industrially, fl
nancially and periodically. Clark is
in Honolulu on his way to the Orient
and is recently from New York.
1T is a safe thing to say that since
we have in recent months changed
from debtor to creditor nation, and
the federal reserve banks have such a
strong hold on the situation, there is
nothing in the world for us to fear ii,
nancially in any way" said Mr.. Clark
this morning. iii. ~ -
Continuing, he said: "There can be
no doubt that whatever the country
may need, the financial interests of
the country will eagerly provide with
the full support of all their deposit
ors, .> ~,
while everyone has hoped that
We would have kept out of the war,
think the general feeling is that the
president has done everything that
could reasonably be expected to keep
us out of it. s. r.. - au
I'VE must trust to his judgment
that The circumstances demand the
action he has taken That being so,
there is only one course for every 10y
al citizen to take and that is to stand
unqualifiedly behind the president and
support the government in every way
possible"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
STAND BEHIND
ADMINISTRATION"
DECLARES HAGENS

J. =. c. Hagens Of H. Hackfetd {.
Company was asked by the Star-8Yi-
letin Tor commen: on the interna-
tionai situation. In reply, ne made
the following written statements
notable affirmative Of German Amer
can loyalty &c the united States:
Americans Of German extraction or
birth cannot but sincerely deprecate
any break between their mother coun-
try and the United States, but are in
honor bound to be loyal TO TIRE coun-
try of their adoption and while so far
their sympathies may nave been with
the Fatherland during these unfortun-
ate years Of war, ! am convinced that
right or wrong there is but enc thing
TO do for them to stand behind the ad-
n1inistration at Washington"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
OFFICIALS GIVEN
INSTRUCTIONS BY
CABLE; SILENT
Severance of Relations Does
Not Affect Right of Germans
to Become Citizens

+ L S. Attorney :. {. Huber thi!
! morning received an official cable
| gram from the department of Justice
! following the announcement tha
America has severed diplomatic reia
tions with Germany.
Attorney Huber and his assistant
Judge S. B. Kemp. held 4 conference
regarding the Message and decided
that none of its contents should be
made public II is understood that
the cablegram contains instructions &c
be followed By the local L. S. attOr.
aey'S office in the event of the &C
tual declaration OF war either by Amer
lea or Germany.
Huber Sees Sharp
Following the receipt of the cable
gram Attorney Huber conferred with
Raymer Sharp, acting collector of Gus.
toms, relative to the duties of the
attorneys office in the event any &C
ton has to be taken. Huber said he
did not feel at liberty to make pub
lie the details of the conference
Marshal j. J, Smiddy has received
no instructions and anticipates none at
least for the present. Regarding any
action that may be taken by his office
or by the marshal, Attorney Huber
says: ....
In the absence of war, the status of
the German vessels now at this port
would not change by the mere sever
ance Of diplomatic relations. Because
of the presence of army and navy sta
tons here any action regarding these
vessels. or any other action, would be
taken through military and naval chan.
nels and not through the marshaFs
office. However, were there no naval
or military stations here and war was
declared then the marshaPs office
probably would be called upon to act.
That is my guess in the matter =.
MY office is not expecting any ad-
vices in advance OF a declaration of
war. In case war is declared the pro-
liability of this office being called
upon to act Is remote because of the
presence of military and naval sta
tons here. This. office and the mar
shals office, however, undoubtedly
would be called upon to act if there
were no stations. Such action might
be the Selling or guarding of prop
erty."
Germans May Secure Citizenship
U. 8. Judge Horace w. Vaughan
points out that the mere severance of
relations between America
and Germany will mot necessitate the
refusal by the local federal court of
declarations of Intention to become
citizen; that might be filed
by natives of those countries COM
prising the Central Powers. In case of
a declaration of war, however, declara-
tons from the3e aliens would be re-
fused, he adds.
Natives of the countries compris.
ing the Central Powers, however, are
eligible for actual naturalization even
f America and Germany declare war,
Judge Vaughan says, if such appli- !
cants took out their first papers in
times of peace. However, he adds, |
he naturalization of such persons is !
/ matter which rests entirely with the |
court .~..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03

When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
"FATHER OF FORCE" DIES

" LONDON, Eng.-John Mulyaney,
superintendent of the Whneehapel
division OF the London police, who
has just died at the London hospital.
was known as the Father of the
Force"
Probably no man knew so much OF
the inner criminal life of London. He
took a leading part in the investiga-
ton of many celebrated crimes dur
ing his so wears with the force.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
Seats for Everything

Bfeaehers with reserved seat sec.
tions will be erected at the Palace
square. Punahou College, KapioIani
Park and on King Street and the
water front. where the best view can
be secured Of such outdoor spectacles
as the Pan-Pacific Pageant, Ball oil
All Nations, Hawaiian Pageant, Mill
tary Parade. the Children's Exercises,
Japanese Lantern Parade, Water
Pageant and Fireworks, and the Two
Swimming Contests.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
$3.50

! Tickets will be on sale Monday,
February 5, at the stationery store Of
the Hawaiian News Co, Young Hotel
building.
The season ticket sale is limited to
1000, II you do not want TO see every
event you can give your ticket to a
friend. for the admission coupon and
seat checks are detachable and trans.
ferable.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
DAILY REMINDERS
Expert chiropodist, rm. 4, Elite bid

Expert chiropodist, rm. 4, Elite bldg
ADV.
Make some of today's want ads
serve YOU-by answering q few oi
them. -.
New stock of valentines, just ar
rived from the East. Arleigh's. Hotel
street, opposite Union street.
Wanted-Two more passengers to
make up motor party around island,
$500 each. Lewis Garage, phone 2141,
ADV. ..
For Distilled Water, Hires Root
Beer and ali other Popular Drinks
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.
ADV. w..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
HIGH sHERIFFs SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of a Writ Of
Execution issued by the Honorable J.
M. Monsarrat, District Magistrate OF
Honolulu, City and County of Homo
lulu, Territory of Hawaii, on the 25th
day of January, A. D. 1917, in the mat.
ter of Smoot- Steinhauser, Limited, a
corporation, Plaintiff, VS.. E. c. Pohl.
man, Defendant, for the sum of Sixty
Seven and 63i100 Dollars ($67 to
gether with costs, interests and my
expenses, did, on the Bird day of Feb
ruary, A D 1917. levy upon and shall
offer and eZpCse ior sale and sell at
Public Auction to the highest bidder,
so much of the property hereinafter
referred to as may be necessary to
satisfy the said Writ OF Execution, at
the front (mauka) entrance of the
Judiciary Building, in Honolulu afore-
said, at Il O'Clock noon of Wednes-
day, the It'll day of March, A. d. 1917,
unless the sum due under said Writ of
Execution, together with costs, inter
est and my fees and expenses are pre-
ciously paid.
Property to be Sold:
All the right, title and interest of
the said Defendant, E c. Pohlman, in
and to So Shares of the Capital Stock
of the Hurd-Pohlman Co., Ltd, an Ha-
waiian Corporation.
Terms of Sale: Cash in United
States Gold Con. ,..s
Dated at Honolulu, City and County
of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, this
3rd day of February, A. d. 1917. II.
~: PATRICK GLEASON,
Deputy High Sheriff, Territory of
- Hawaii --..... ~.
.. 67O0-Feh e IT Mar
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Ticket

The actual value of season ticket,
according to the schedule of single
admissions. is $7.75. The actual cost
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
FIFTH DAY. FRIDAY. FEs. a
LAST DAY. SATURDAY. .rEs. a

80 P. M.-swimmias Meet. Part a. Cham
pionsfip contests between mainland and Island
swimmers. Navy slip.
p. m.-Water Pageant. Piers :, s and 3.
Honolulu Harbor. Illuminated parade Of decor.
ated outrigger canoes sampans, yachts, motor
boats, barges, ships boats and miscellaneous
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
EVERY DAY FOR SIX DAYS
Morning 70 Midniaht

The Seven Scenic wonders Of Hawaii. depict
ed In realistic dioramas, on view In the Pan
Pacific Pavilion. Bishop Square. opposite Youn,
Hotel
Carnival Circus. in Aala Park; trained ami
mails. human freaks, a dance hall and moderI
electric illusions; the African Dodger, thu
Merry Co. Round. and all the good old stand
bys Of Circus Week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03

Circuit Judge Ashford's trial jurors
have been excused until further no.
tice. s#
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03

Alleging desertion, Charles Baden
field has filed in circuit court suit
FOR divorce from Katherine Badenfeld.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
GUARALLA TRIO
At SEASIDE
SUNDAY N.

The Guaralla Trio will play classical
music at the Seaside Hotel Sunday aft
ernoon between $3.50 and $50 p. m.
ADV. ....... -.