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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21

ret zines Der pihtigiten 8otuments
n Der 0eIhifte Der M%2ntbemotit. in
Dem BARN ui1t blob Die 2lrbeiter
Don 2eibnl3 unn 9ernoulli, lonoern
suh ollie ii6ri9sn @rihetnungen Der
mathematician 4iterotur aufa einz
Je6enofts erortert neroen. Der
8riefpeaIel muroe nch gu 8ernoul.
liz YebSeiten. I'm Sabre 1745. in
5pei Guart6dnoen qeorutt uno per,
cffentIiht. Nusgeoebnt uno lebrreit
mar aud 9srnoullis BtiefpehIel nit
Gepubnro euler, Der 1843 Dem Druid
jiberQebcn poroea lit, Gr fdIlt in
Die legte Hebens3eit gernouIlis uno
lit Elm lf)0ner 8epels oufiir, pie Del
nit NItersbeihperpen tdmpienoe
ulann iid Die 6rilAe oes 0eiitea
5ennbrt bat uno bis an lem Sc,
6ensenne letnsr Wilienidait trsu &c,
alieben lit, 8lelb iy,im eriten Muf,
treten oes oamuIs crit ~19idbrtgen
euler %ertnnute 8ernoulli, mas Die
Ulatbemotit Don tbm gu erpurten
)ube, uno ~nerfolQte nit pabrbaft pa.
.erlt6er Etebe uao ipdter nit rid.
laItloler Sspunrerung @ulers nil.
ienfAoftlite Geiitungsn. Dim /. ga.
.Iuor 174s 1T Sobann 9ernoul!i
)o6betagt geitorben Seine fdmtli
ben Werts iino. ~pierbdnoi9 I'm Sabre
I742. alio nod pdbrsuo leinss Se.
3sns, in Semi sridieuen. Gr boi
me lelbItusrfabt. rebsnsbeidreibun3
n fr1n3oItfher Spruts hintsrln1ler
Die fir allie lpGter liber ion erIhi.
uenen 9iooraphten Die @rnnolaa
,ifnet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Garages.

pbonogrlpalten aHIndbne 5u ur.
telien. melssr9dft 5ulummeuIp,eIea.
Sin lpelentll1et 6ortlhrItt in Der
Gntlpltlun4 brtl8t ods SplsIen zines
ItdHnes aaf 5Ip0 Stdben, Die lhljeB
LID uerbun0eU ueroeu. Daouch eni
feDt aus otm Gin}eltIjngsr oas Se
rlenInprumeUi, Gas 3popbon, Qly
gielpHnQn}50o1u psuaB.e man an
fanJs etne GroQruQe.
sine dbugld>e Gntlpitlun1 ME
teim 8ambuS fmott lih leim oiilti
lden Song. oas auDtrIpIrta MIR in
lttettet dIn5liiher GrportlUdre BE-
tluat lit, Das DONG. Dls Die muuniQ
IahIten 6ormeH 5eliBt. Bat cine tlar
pa6rnebmbore 3onb09e. Nuh bier
peroen aus Den e,n5eIueu Song;
mebreye, Die l;t ihIieBljt gum Song
lpieI. oas tIapierortl9 ~angcoronet IT,
entlpIdeln.
Die Crganproieltirn. oes menib
liden Wunoss fibrt CUR ShdffunQ
Der pfeiIe. Die 8ambu8r06ren pou
perltieoener 2dnQe uno perIhieoen.n
Sonen metoen crit BON mebreren
SpleIern henuBt, oann OILS loies
glinoeI pom einsn Wanne gsipislt:
Der IS an Utunoe ertlung fiihrt uno
IS tpiro sur punpieife, inoem Die
etn3elnsn Robren felt p~erbunoen rper-
Den. 0urh llebettrdQen Der uerItie.
nenen Qdn4en Der Ho6ren ouf eiue
Yieife entlteht oas 8riffl> 1miira.
ment. Erlt muu0itiidlos, luiro Is eur
heuti1en ShnlbtIpieife. DIE leBte
Grippe Der 8tagtuItrumente lit DIE
Der Snltrumeute nit ourhihloQenoer
3un1e. Die aud BEL Den Nutomcbii
luptu %porbanoeu lit. Nus ibreu ent
eht Die Wuuoorlcl. Die an Den
Giyeu;en BON Ghlno una 6interln
rieu entituno mo iiber petersburQ
curt etneu oeutlt sn CrQrlbuuer i'm
Il. Snbrbuuoegt ais neut Stimmr
sur OrleI 1etroht Wutos. 0drdu2
entltano ods 0urmonmm. Die Muun
uno 3isbbarmonita.
Zine anosre Gntptdlun1 Der ORA
i,ttnltrumsute aus Hoarmoterla.
iiibrte in lln9orn 5ur 6loBStbsr
Plus Der Robriditt miro oie Orabt
latte. gDIro Die Suite ourh 0rjfi
mdttm pertijr5t 10 entitebt Elm b0be
rer lor, Wtau fiuoet oisie 3itber in
8jrmd. Nus Der Seine oea go1erS
eutitebt Der 9o9en oes Suitenipiels.
Die YlnthcIolje ldbt oieien ,Sulams
meubNnQ e%r'enHsu. Apono lit suglsih
Der 9olerihiibe uno Ser SpieIer Ser
Yeisr. WIro Der Voaeu nit mebrersn
Soften %bs}oAsn. 10 sntitsbt Der llebsr
9ung sur 0arfe. Die Qduts III aus
Der Ndhobmunl Der Rotoonub emit
itdnosn. Aua Del lpeitaiiotlihen 9pra
1T Die mltttl1lterIihe Fieosl 1elpor.
ben. Die itlisbIih sur beutilen Dig
line lid suttpjislts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Che
Security Savings
Sonf
no uOrOlidt &icrtt StraBe,
Slderbeitsfdder III UcrmIrtben.
Giuen Solar pro Slbr.
MnifnitrHmrntt.
Ssaksres ubtr ,bre 0mitrbuna M; 6nt-
%, 'lung.

Die WlulI,iuurumente ltno 10 alt,
Epis uniere gelhlhtli6cu lltberIlefes
xuraen reiten; I~llerotu9s BADEN liz
am 2auie Der Sabrtuuleuoe stne nett
aebsaoe Qerbentruu8 ertd1reH. ota
gleih ole lruuole9snoen 6ntloren, biz
sfIott. Die luba uno bic SaIttuin
ltrumsnts. iu)on pteIe t~duleno Sabye
uit tino.
DDS gillette WiulitInltrumtnt lbmt
ola iIdtihenoe 'A)dn0 n0t, Ole audi
leuis nod bsjm tlHollAsn Rtt9sn ME
fdon i'm d!tdgppttlusu Hslh De
s2anse be9lelttl. eme lolte Qdu, aus
lSloIj ODER 8uocben nit 5uleb0rj9eE,
lllnttT0rm Ijn0st man OILS Hetlape in
Srobsrn pom prImltluet Wtulltstu i'm
0It1gpptIid2en Reihe Dor, SIC erittu
I~SSnfrumente ~btldu.et aus Slmoua,
ftoben, Die SuIammen9eihlNdsp lpurs
Den Solhe SAnbuat!Jpptm iuao,t
slon htuts mob i'm 9irmdn;ihen Gr
bsftr ntben duoereu SrouiIni;ut
mlenten. Aah in ll'ldni1.luM Atr
fien. am Gupgrdt uuo i'm Mlroliu-
aiIden 3eitlIter fiuoet nan ottls
GegenI ais Yloleg
fionen Der tlatihenoen 0uno. Ons
Rlatidcn Der ODER htntel. noh bsute
Heim ShupplattIer Qebrduhltb. fubyt
in Der GntpItluns sum- Shla9eu
sInts nnoereu E0rpers. D. 3, 81 Den
9tnidln9iuitrumsnteu. WdbrenO Del
Der Observation-Disclosures teius
eiseuillobe SpnentlpIdlung itdttfinoet,
fon0srlo Ojsie immer 2drmjnitrumenie
bIeIleu. lul0 bei oeu Nnihla8inItrus
insntta bic %9Ian3oyJnue niht aIeid.
artlQ. ionotrn ods eIne piro gum
SLlf3e., ods Iuoere lol nur tIiugeu
man Die Eriubrung muhts.
bab nidlt lsoes 8dmbu9robr 9,e:h
tltagt, il Iernte man ourh Nusplb.
len unh ,3urt6tsn Der Stdbt peritis
otHt 2onboben bsr5uiteIleu. Die mel.
fere g%ntpidluna llibrt oo5in, ouh
iih bic 5r69er Der Oetipttoenen
8ambuife ~persinigsn. Sn Admboos
fdd bat man auf olele @eiIt Eyhc
fier poH 80 0iulitern. Die. nab Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
guh Gin N'cnid cuirtuuo.
Trpfehor Sole, Der Mad; ioiacr @au.
GbrtidJs.


UcratInc ,}cit iii lett Dem Su0t
Eoltl GDrIld)2, oe2 itrllDHrcn CT
tlnocr oe9 SulporiunL utrJungt.i
obne odB Elm ~gtudrolger ftd) tdl,e..
lleB, bis tllrjlid Frp1. 81. SIl0elnl
stoue. orocnttid)er Eroieiior Der 9p.
9lene al Der llniueriitut Serl, llad)
IdngpIcrlgrn GtrbnuoliulgclL, Die iId)
uber Vlullatc blnjugrll, Den 9illi ais
Glrrttor ocs Sultlluts mir crverl.
uIellleIle lberuplr IN 6ranfiurt q.
VI. all1clommel bat.
&oue, Elm Sd)ulcr Robert aod3,
III 1868 5i EtrDadI I'M Nar5 gcuo,
rem mo trat 1898 nud) Y~eenoIguno
leller Stuolcn ais gliiltent pelm
SnltItnl mir Observation-Disclosures
III Scrlln Elm. Mn lbm blieb or
0allern0 bis 5uu %uprc 1906, IN
Dem er OILS or0entlId)er Hrotelior
mir 9pgIene nad) Scrn gilg. gSaG.
reno ieincr Edtigtcit anl Snlitiit
fur Observation-Disclosures bot Stplt
perlflie0entIld Helien ms Anaiau0
sum Snioium pom Mcuidcn. uno
(ttrlclid]en unternomnier. Sn Cen
Sdhren 1873 mar Nulle in
Snonirifa I'M Sntercjit Ser Aapr2.
giernng NIT llnterlud,ungen ubcr
Die Hln0crpcit beidlditiQt. anoere
Hclln aoIleS galten Der Grfor dluna
Der @elt. Sm Srititut fiir 1Snief.
Ilonstroutbeiten mar aole ;uleei
MT Der SeitlIna OR Tbtelluna NIX
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21

grafen Die Heoe lit. les upcitcreil
ldBt lid ieitlttIIen, oaB oas Subr
l475 fem !}OtIabr geUcien lit. 81.
der lit blob ouB 1913 nit Ucorg
Nlndler 0a3 ytilrubcrger Yied)
idmicoGbau0lOcrf ultSgcitorbru lit.
Mud miIlltu tatl0dlit) 5eitpeilig
5lUIlden Den Meitern mo 8~cieleli
StreItlgteIten lue8en etlueidcr Gicr
u0rgctonlmcn lem, opmn am 3. So.
mar 1884 erlIeB Der 9iat cine Icll.
nCromng" iir Ole Ylctidmie0s.
DOrin e5 inter nnlIrcm beiBt, neil
lid }lDiid)en Wiciltern mo Weiellen
netlld)er Stud hulten Strung gu
%9etrngen, bat Gin erbur Not aIf
8erborung bei0er tuJI ~ringcgcbcl
Supplitatlon clitld)jc0eu mo tr-
faunt, eritlId) oierueil lids in ihrcl
8eicben mio C%romnucu nid,t er-
fin0ct. 0aB Die NIeiilcr perpfiid)tcl
ieien. oen 2lcd)ten }u 0en angercl.
ten beQcrtcH 3cptelL. ais non Gltcra
bis AM SobunHi@ Smmcn0en 5ltn
Sclperbrot 9lper III lebcn, iol0crH
loldl3 aIltln ais JIttcu M!dcn DC
1G)ebeu, 10 l1lIen 0em!laf sic Wnl
tier iI 0cuieIbGn nod mails iIluer.
UurOen. aber 0odj ldmloiR ieiu. ihrl
AucCtt nit uotturitiger 5icmlidcl
Spcp9 Jcot$nta! uad) pllIi0tn Gm
gen ju ueriebgu, 0nbep Is al,o plea
Den un0 beiteeu lrr0 lid, elm icocr
oeSIeIbcn gcnuBcn IdIicn uno lid
tIidt 0urul0cr lcBcn loI."
Gieie ncuc Grommq belt0tigt nm
Aber fcinC2iue09 oie uHlrblid,c un0
dngcblidI auoaueruoc 9oufptticrun0
Der Hiirubrrler E~Icdltmicoc ourcj
Die @elellen. lou0crn 5eigt i'm Sc.
lelltcil qleidl un0erclt urfun0i:d)en
,3enaniiirr, Dab nod) mic pov ti73
bis gum HnsitcrbeG 0e$ Nonnmerts
8r!cItcn iii Hilrnbera aueien iino.
Cine 4rt orsicdige Sunotdif.
aus pohsroi6tem Nc;sriol. Die penn
o%useinanoer aefoltst. nfs t3elt uro
I'm NotfoCe ouh ols 9aoepnnne be-
nllBt fperoen Tam. III Elm iebr prots
Tides Reii.aerdt.
Reformen fnb bic ssru6t
mubfdmer arbeiten uno gegenleiti9en
Gnt9e9entommens, oes lhrittIpeiien
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; lie ipringsn nidt
pIe UIinerua aus Dem S0uupte Supis
tiers fertlg berous. D. gismnru.
NAN tQnn nur npt aus nus
tlonuIeu 8runoeu aus 9runoen,
tpeIhe IN Dem Utdbe national lino,
Dap I3re Sptn5enos Hatur BON Der
9roBen Wtebrbeit Der 9eoolterung aus
trtannt pIro. arieg fiibrsn. ..
9iSmard.
Gin el6ttdttgs8 4uge,
peIhes, nit elmer Shreibmalflne
oerbunoen uno in rldttger 0etie our
Dem 5u toplerenDtn O~rudboeen angez
brdtt, oas 8eprutie ~portgetreu tos
pert, 1T Don elnem Mdnne i'm Often
%erfuuoen lporpeu.
, as iii DEN 4derbau aeei1nete
0ebtet in Ildsta. b~elonpsrs aus ben
ldlern i'm Snnern b~eitebsno. lit ebsns
+ 9roB pie Bs~nniplolnio, Marnldno.
OsIdlpare. Rem Seriep. Connecticut,
V'onohuietts. 8ermoHt uno Relp
~0ompibjre juiommtn.-
Sic @eidihte ser @6Iflr
5ti9t ms tlar. luic bel einem leoen
Der Nunittrieb iumner crit Damn er.
u1hte. meuu RlIhe uno 6ricoen nad)
lnncu Hl0 auBcu ibre 6liI2eI ans.
8ebreittt batttn. Mod mo Glcno
'ln0 oje l%lntcroriiter 0es Slnlt-
'jui2.
6 iii cine meme Nrt pom
SebtU@retmn9@ . Ipplrat erfun0tn
iucrotu. rpeld'tr Sen 5rdQer uuteG
allcu l~jnitinoen auIredlt I'M @aIier
ndlt. Nit atnt a~orfailrtel lit cin
%ua'ttci! ~perbuuoH. Scr bis ans
Slim ytjtlt mo oicIeub ais Stilse
oien,,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21

pie Strait Der 8eidoFs pon
surtldtff : abpebrgeidusen piro.
penn re in einem Dintsi oon etrpd
10 6rao dbgsidofsu peroen. in DEN
obsren 2uftregiorsn UNI 80 bis &c
pro3ent srbOht. neil Der WiosrIfano
Der Sutt UNI lp ojtI gsringer 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21

Y huro M0aucr bot. mit
.eua mocrer 3~citarnolie, ieintm
>cHt'dtu &oltc I'M WctiCtc oc& gel.
itiQru &cbtn@ oHl linn cigcnGn
5um ,iijr ola @robc mo oa@ lIeic.
uir Gus Ntiuc un0 Gas G~rbabctt.
nit elntn @ortt iur oa3 S0el!t
uJtoer eNuG,.,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
KING george BY PROCLAMATION
URGES CONSERVATION Of GRAIN

. Copies Of the proclamation of the
King Of England urging the conserva-
ton Of grain have reached Honolulu.
The proclamation says,
We, being persuaded that the alb
stention from all unnecessary con-
sumption of grain will furnish the
surest and most effectual means Of
defeating the devices Of our enemies
and thereby bringing the war to a
speedy and successful termination:
And out of our resolve to leave
nothing undone which can contribute
to these ends or to the welfare of our
people in these times of grave stress
and anxiety;
Have thought fit by and with the
advice Of Our Privy Council to issue
this Our Royal Proclamation, most
earnestly exhorting and charging all
those Of Our loving subjects, the men
and women Of Our realm who have
the means to procure articles of food
other than wheat and corn, as they
tender their immediate interests and
feel for the want Of others, especially
to practise the greatest economy and
frugality In the use Of every. species
OF grain:
And We do for this purpose more
particularly. exhort and charge all
heads az househoIds r. reduce the con.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10

sumption of bread IN their respective
families by at least one-fourth Of the
quantity consumed in ordinary times;
ITO abstain from the use of flour
in pastry, and moreover carefully to
restrict, or wherever possible to
abandon, the use thereof in all other
articles than bread
And We do alsoiin like manner ex-
hort and charge all persons who keep
horses to abandon the practise OF
feeding the same on oats, or other
grain, unless they shall have received
from Our Food Controller license to
feed horses on oats or other grain, to
be given only in cases where it is ne
cessary to do so with view to main
tain the breed of horses in the ma
tional interest;
And We do hereby further charge
and enjoin all ministers of religion in
their respective churches and chapels
within Our United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland to read or cause
to be read this Our Proclamation on
the Lords Day for four successive
weeks after the issue thereof
Given at Our Court Of Buckingham
Palace this second day of May in the
year of Our Lord 1917, and I'M the
seventh year Of Our Reign. 80.
sffto1 Save f1d Rfnxf,-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
SYSTEM OF sell. government Is
INSTALLED ATINDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

clean and in perfect order. -
Il never thought It was anything
like this" remarked Judge Heen.
Now, when commit boy to the
reform school, / know the sort OF
place he IL going to. Il certainly Is
fine institution"
After visiting the shops, DR.. Coop
or said:
I'm the future every boy who leaves
this school win have q position wait
ing for him. "
Governor Pinkham also expressed
himself as being pleased with the In,
stitution and, II brief talk 70 the
boys Ia the assembly hall, he ccmplf-
mented superintendent Anderson on
conditions at the school
President Auli, who Il nearly 81
years old, has been IN the school for
years. and declines to leave. He ID
learning trade and he win not leave
the school, he says, until he has mas
tered Il. Then. he adds, Ne can 30
out into the world and earn 4 living.
Mrs. Macfarlane presented each
member of the cabinet with o badge
of office, and all Of the members Of
the board spoke kindly and enthusiast
ticaIly to the boys. President Aluli, IN
q brief talk, told the boys to DO their
share toward making the self-govern-
ment system successful.
After the exercises the cadets,
headed by the band, passed n review
before the governor and visitors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10

Joseph Alui was installed as presi-
dent of the boys Industrial school
Sunday and presented with hand
some gold watch in appreciation OF
his work to induce other inmates to
live up to the standard OF manliness
he has established. 80.
It was a gala day at the school. Not
only was the new selfgoyernment sys-
tenn established, but Governor Pink.
ham and members OF the board Of In.
dustrial schools visited the institu-
ton and participated In the exercises.
Aluli recently was elected president
by popular vote, and from among the
ITS inmates he has selected cabinet
of Is boys, which win be the govern
ing body at the school. Violations OF
the rules will be tried by jury, the
jurymen to pass sentence IL the case
warrants IT, ea.ss-..---a-a ...s.a.s
Supt. Frederick Anderson will act
as advisor to the president and the
congress at all times, but outside OF
this advice the SCHOOL, government
will be entirely In the hands Of the
boys themselves. Anderson, while on
the mainland recently, visited several
large industrial schools and saw the
.self-goyernment system In operation.
Upon his return to Hawaii he set
about to have it established In the
school at Waialee.
|. Aside from Governor Pinkham,
those who visited the school yester-
day were Mrs. F. w. Macfarlane,
Judge William II. Heen, chairman:
Father Yalentin, Miss Bertha Ben
Taylor and DR.. c. B. Cooper, members
of the board Of Industrial schools;
Probation Officer Joseph Leal, Miss
Agnes, Maynard, Sonny MacfarIane
and Mrs. G. B. Cooper and her son and
daughter. e.. r =
Every nook and Granny Of the insti
tuition was visited by the board and
everything was found to be spotlessly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
AID CLUB PLANS
BIG VAUDEVILLE
SHOW Sept. Il

a monster vaudeville show, to EN-.
body al local talent available, Is TO
Be staged by the Honolulu Ad club
On the evening Of September IL, which
win be @Ad Club Night" during the
Civic convention.
Plans for the big performance were
completed at 9 meeting at noon yes
lerday Of the members of the Civi-
convention committee Of the Ad club,
4 which @. B. Gage Is chairman. The
DIjou theater win be secured for the
Dccasion and, IN aditiond to the CON-
riy, there win be several serious fea-
lures.
n. s. Decker viii be IN charge Of
the performance and the program.
while completed viii not be announced
until later. Thomas Sharp IL acting
ns etechnicsl advisor TO Mr.. Decker
and A. 3. Lnrimer viii handle the
musical features.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
Anti-Rat Campaign
Launched ksAid In
Food Conservation
Big Island Resident Inyents
New Trap, Sale Proceeds of
Which Win Go to Red Cross

A plan 70 hep cunss-ye the food
supply Of the terrttnry, as vel!
as 10 aid the He'd Cross, has been
suggested by Robert Wallace OF
Kona. Hawaii.
Mr.. Wallace believes that the
amount OF foodstuffs Consumed by
rats in q year wouid more than
feed q regiment Of fighting men.
Acting on this theory. he has In
vented q new type OF rat trap,
which he Is selling on the Big
Island for about 81 apiece. Every
dollar received from the sale Of
traps 10 being donated 10 the Red
Cross by Mr.. Wallace, Persons
purchasing the traps have his PER.
mission 20 make aud sell others
Ike Il ~
Executive A. L. Dean Of the
territorial food commission has
suggested that It might be good
idea Tor persons catching mon
goose to donate half, o. all, Of the
bounty to the Red Cross.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
RENT FOR TAXI MINUS
DRIVER STARTS TANGLE

Can a man who runs an automobile
stand rent his licensed cars without
drivers to persons who have licenses
to driver
This Is a question which has been
put up to D. L. Conkling, city treas
.urer, by ]. K. Clark, owner Of the au-
tomobile stand on Bishop street, who
was arrested the other day on such
a charge by an inspector.
Conkling was unable to answer the
question himsel: and 30 turned the
matter over to the city attorneys
office for an opinion
Clark says he is willing to take out
as many licenses as the law demands,
but feels that he was within his rights
when he rented the car.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
BEAUTY GHATS
Standing Correctly
BY EDNA KENT FORBES

- No woman can be beautiful II she
doesn't hold herself correctly. The
slouchy position spells the at and
hang Of the gown, spoils the charm Of
the figure, makes the woman herself
look years older. For youth Is elastic
and vital and the woman who slumps
and stands on one foot with sagging
hips and caved in chest surely gives
no such impression. @
Besides, It Is bad for the health, and
health and beauty are almost synony-
nous. Yet many women who are too
indolent by nature or too physically
weak to stand straight, will make no
effort to do % for their health's sake
until they see how dreadful they
look In some full length mirror. :
It is q good idea to practice stand
ing straight. It Is also o good idea
TO keep in mind the thought Of stand
Ing straight-for every time the
thought comes into your mind you viii
straighten up and stay 50 for q mo-
ment at least. And after q Wills you
will stand straight unconscioAtly
There are many exercises one might
practice to achieve the perfect posi-
tion when standing or walking. But
most Of them take time the average
woman would begrudge. j. It Is sim
pier to keep the thought Of standing
correctly in mind and to straighten up
when It comes into your head.
| Never mind about rules for keeping
the shoulders back and abdomen In
and heels straight. Simply raise your
chest as high as possible and the body
twill fan into position Of itself.
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After having completed technical
courses In prominent colleges on the
mainland, two young Chinese, both of
whom received their preliminary
schooling In the islands, have returned
to take up their special lines Of work
in Honolulu. They are William Hoy
Chun, prominent among the younger
Chinese of the city especially as an
athlete, and Sue Kong Ho, a member
of one Of HonolulGs oldest Chinese
families. ~ H.. ..--- 49,.
Chun is 3 graduate Of Armour In
stitute OF Technology of Chicago and
viii go to work with the city until
he receives notice from the govern
ment concerning commission In the
army, for which he has applied. y
Chun, being an American citizen
by birth, has applied to Uncle Sam
for commission in the army on the
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LITTLE TALES ABOUT TOWN

minis and Joseph Aea, who, during
their lifetime, were known as "Aimo-
ku" and "Kaipo," respectively. Aea
died several years ago.
i While visiting here during the mon
archy Miss Strong met and became
intimately acquainted with Kaipo and
Aimoku, who were then children, and
many. Of the incidents of their &C
qHaintance, as outlined In the novel,
are laid in and about the little group
OF cottages on Emma street now
owned by the Colonial hotel.
Dominis, sometime before his death,
told q StarB Bulletin reporter that he
remembered Miss Strong and that un-
doubtedly he was one of the princes"
referred to in the novel
The Farm dairy herd into which
the anthrax has made its destructive
way is the result of IL long years of
consistent labor, according to En- OF
Farm, brother of the owner of the
herd. 49,.
HE began building that herd of 1870
Just about II years ago with only
one heifer," said En- OF Farm in COM
menting on his brothers misfortune.
To-day the herd may be worth moth.
ing for all we know" ..E
The Farm dairy is located at Moi
liili. Anthrax broke out in the herd
not long ago and since that time it
has been under strict quarantine, and
may not be saved.
A park for Kaimuki is the latest
plan of Ben Hollinger, chairman Of
the parks, Fairgrounds and schools
committee of the board of supervisors,
and already a gang of prisoners is
cleaning up the land which has been
selected on Waialae road between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
Later II the people of Kaimuh de-
sire 1t playground apparatus may be
installed. ~'-. '.'....
Hollinger is a park enthusiast and
although he has put the parks of the
city into excellent condition, this is
the first park he has started himself.
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basis of the special work which he
Gid in college.
Although a member Of the class of
1913 in Oahu college, now known as
Punahou academy, Chun left Hawaii
two years before his class expected
to graduate and spent this time pre-
pairing for technical course in Cogs-
we'll Polytechnic high school in San
Francisco.
Three years ago Ho graduated as
an honor student from the Mckinley
high school. Following his gradua-
ton he entered the dental course in
the Northwestern university. Since
that time he has devoted his entire
attention to his chosen profession
and now returns with his degree.
Ho was reared in the islands and
expects to practise here, but eventual
" to return to China.
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AUTOMOBILES DEAL
HARD BLOW NOW AT
HARNESS BUSINESS

PORTLAND, 0re.--Automobiles are
dealing hard blows ct the harness and
1nddlery business IN the Pacific north.
west an ninety per cent OF the harness
dealers are obliged to carry automo-
bile accessories In order to maintain
r0ing concerns. according to delegates
10 the eleventh annual convention
81 the Northwest Retail Harness and
saddle Manufacturing Association.
which was held here recently.
Harness men say every automobile
contains enough leather to make two
sets Of harness and assert the automo.
bile has done more than anything to
boost the price OF leather.