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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-10
HARROR NOTES

The schooner Bertie Minor is dischargine
humber at Hilo.
The Matson steamer Hyades left Hilo
Wednesday for San Franeiscd, the Maana
Kea reports
.I,adee Henry r. cooper,s schooner Luka
arrived this morning from RaratoHga and
Tanning Island.
The Norwegian freight steamer Hendrix
fbsen resumed her voyage 20 Boston today.
leaving NJ I0s4Q this morning. She arrived
here Friday from Cebu. p. l., for bankers.
Ii 6.32 this morning the Inter Island flag,
shin Mauna Kea arrived from Hiio and way
parts bringing cnpacity passengers list 10
cabin and g6 deck Her inward freight m.
claded the usual island produces, j. livestock,
corn hides and eundries.
Advices received by the local American
Hawaiian agency say the Texan left San
Fraaeiseo for Honolulu at o'clock Friday
afternoon. The Mexican has not yet been
heard from, hut IL expected TO arrive from
Baihoa next Saturday, March IL.
T'sat TIE Oceanic liner Sonoma can take
to San Francisco Tuesday about 25 more
first cabin passengers than are now booked
was stated today by the local agency, @.
Brewer q Company. The Sonoma will steam
for San Francisco from Pier NJ 5 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon
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DRAMATICCLuB
PROPOSED FOR
Y. v. c. A. GLASS

Mrs. Fred ohrt has decided to re.
main in Honolulu this summer and will
organize a dramatic club at the Y.
w. C. A. on Monday evening, March
10. The dramatic class, which recent
ly produced the Maker OF Dreams
at Bishop Hail under the auspices OF
the Y. w. G. A, is interested in the
formation OF club, and 1t is expected
that all the members of the class win
enroll. -.
II is planned to give a big outdoor
production Of one of the popular plays
along the plan of the Ben Greet play.
ers, and as there are number Of nat
ural settings in Honolulu it is thought
that the production Of . play outdoors
would be big feature.
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Notice is herety given that at the
Annual Meeting of the Thayer Piano
Company, Ltd, Hawaiian corpora
ton, held on the 9Th day OF March,
1917, the following were elected as OF.
ficers of the corporation for the ensu-
ing year:
Leonard z. Thayer. RECONCILIATION
E. Giesecke ......... Vice-President
Arthur f. Thayer. Treasurer and Mgr.
Wade Warren 1hayer .... Secretary
f. @. Mailman ... Auditor
The foregoing constitute the Board
of Directors.
WADE WARREN THAYER,
Secretary
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Especial star-Bulletin CorresDondenee)
sCHoFTELD BARRACKS, March
1O.-Capt. Paul H. McCook. who has
been on sick report for the past
month, suffering from badly sprained
ankle which he received by a fall
from his motorcycle while en- route
from Schofield Barracks to the Fort
Shelter camp, has returned to duty
and resumed command of Company L.
1st Infantry.
- -
The first squadron of the 4th Caval-
nv, which has been occupying quarters
in the field artillery cantonment, has
BEEN ordered to move on March Is to
the cavalry garrison at Cashier. The
officers of the squadron will occupy
the quarters just completed and the
non-commissioned officers viii occupy
the quarters recently constructed on
the hill south Of the Cashier garrison
nerr the county road. As yet no pro-
vision has been made for the enlisted
men, but II is expected they will go
under canvas. The move Is made In
order that the crowded condition in
{ the artillery garrison may be relieved.
- -
Word has Just been received of the
desth OF Supply SGT. John Casey, Co.
G.. list Infantry. at Fort Bayard, New
! Mexico. Sgt Casey left Schofisld Bar
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siberia LEAVES
ORIENT ON Time

Cable adviees received Friday by Castle &
Cookies shipping department from the Togo
Kisen Kaisha's Yokohama offices say the
Siberia Maru left Yokohama Thursday At 0
y. m for Honolulu and San Francisco on
time
The former Paeifie Mail liner has on board
10 first cabin, second cabin and 33s Asiatic
steerage passengers for Honolulu. Of whom
1s7 are Filipinos for island sugar pianta-
tons Cargo for this port is also heavy,
1875 tons.
Her 'rchcduls calls for the Korea 70 arrive
here a week from today, 20 leave for San
francisco sunday morning, March -.
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SHERIDAN $50 MILES
OUT; DOCKS TUESDAY

According to . wireless received this morn
ing the e. s. transport Sheridan was $50
miles from Honolulu at 8 o'clock last night
and Is expected 70 arrive here Tuesday morn
has . large number of officers for Honolulu,
and from here win take in the first cabin
two for Manila and the same number for
Guam and two in the troop class
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Sugar 5.14cts
Henry Watefhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd.
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephon 1908
JAPANESE TEA GARDEN
FOR HILO Is PROPOSED

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondeneel
HILO, Mar. 9.-Before long Hilo
may have a great attraction in the
shape of Japanese tea garden where
beautifully laid out grounds. rest
houses, tea houses and quaint scenes
will delight the eye of the residents
of the city and the tourists who visit
Hilo. President George H. Wears is
working along that line and already
the proposition has moved along so
far that application is being made for
the strip of land that stretches in front
of the kerosene oil warehouse and on
to the harbor line bordering on Coco
nut island. Representative Norman
X. Lyman is deeply interested in the
proposition and is also working on the
matter.
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CORPORATION NOTICES
ANNUAL MEETING
IoRO-YouNeN ENGINEERING COW
PANY. LIMITED

Notice is hereby given that the An,
nual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Lord Young Engineering Company
Limited, will be held at the office OF
the Company. Hackfeld Building, Ho
nolulu, t. H.. on Wednesday. March
q, 1917, at 10 O'Clock a m, for the
election OF a Board of Directors tC
serve for the ensuing year. and the
transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before the meeting
J. r. G. HAGENS.
Secretary
gree Nor IN II %
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& z|alP3i||l1laAaAED5)lS
FOR RENT

At Waikiki-Royal Groyea new bun
galow, bedrooms, right near the
best bathing beach. Applications
from responsible parties received by
James Steiner, 2411 Kalakaua ave,
6TSO-tf
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racks for the mainland on the Decem-
Der transport en- route to the Letter
man Hospital at San Francisco, from
where he was transferred as pa
tient to Fort Bayard.
- -
The regular bimonthly' hop given by
the list Infantry Officers Mess was
held in the pavilion last night. The
attendance was small owing to the
absence of the officers OF the 32d In
fantry, who are in camp.
Pvt. Peck ]. Porter. Co. N. LIST In
fantry, has been detailed as mail ord
erly for that regiment.
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MERCANTILE

Retween Boards Sales: 25, 0laa.
1925: 100 Eva. 1925: 25. so. %, IL Pio-
pe4r. 81 IS Oahu 90; G. San Carlos 1880 ;
60 Kahuku 1880.
SESSION Sales: 90, 10. 10 MeBryde. l0.5e !:
s25siO $4,000 Nut. Tel. 5 nc. f06: 40. IS
Ewa 1926: 20. 5 0laa Is; so. 80 Yaia-
Ina. 81: 25. 40 Pioneer 81: III. c. y s.
sos g. e s. q Pioneer, 81.
DIVIDENDS March 10: Waikiki, zoe
Olaa. loo.
Latest sugsr quotation: 90 deg. test. s.14
cfs4 or S10e 80 per ton.
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some SELLING0F
STOCKS IS Seen

With the exception Of olaa which lost
three-eighths OF point and MeBryde which
lost half there Swas little change among
the listed stocks in the market today, though
there was more activity and more demand
than on Friday. Sales between boards were
399 shares and at the session 800. Last
sales were Olaa Is, Eva 32A Oahu 90. Nc.
Bryde I0h, San Carlos 151k, Kahuku Is Y
waialua 81, Pioneer 81 and Hawaiian Com
mereial so. There were sales of $4,000 Tele
phone bonds at LOG.
In the unlisted market there was profit
taking in Mineral Products which caused a
sharp recession in the price of that stock
II sold down from 81 .o5 to 90 cents. Oil
also reeeded selling at 1925 and Engels Cop
per lost its Friday gain of an eighth selling
at 81. Montana Bingham was Al cents and
Mountain King 32 cents.
There was not nearly the activity in I'M
listed stocks as was seen on Friday.
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Benedict w. Rossano, keeper at
Riker's Island, was discharged from
the service of the department of cor
rection. being charged with smuggling
drugs to prisoners.
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Billy Sundays first meeting in New
York will be held on April 5.
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A green stone Maltese cross. with Ma
sonic emblem engraved on it, Satur-
day morning. Reward if returned to
H. Armitage. 6730-3t
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A. II e,eioek this morning the little Brit
ish flaming Island steamer Kestrel. Capt.
y. r. Ferris. left for flaming and Washing.
ION lsland4 She took zoo tons Of general
cargo. Passengers leaving on her included
Nhnff1r frederick y. Lamb Of Tanning Is
land r. Percy Armstrong. who will be the
new manager Of Washington Island. and two
pliysiciahs Drs. Rosa and Fifziohn, who will
give nedirnl atfendance 10 the laborers Of
the Peliy eopra plantations on both islands
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GREAT NORTHERN
MUST GO TO Is

Because Pier q Is needed by the Oceanic
liner Sonoma and Pier Z Is cIuttefed up with
freight from the Orient. the Hill liner Great
Northern viii be dotked 81 Pier 16 in the
Eva basin when she arrives from San Fran
cisco. Los Angeles and Hilo at 10 o'clock
Monday morning. the local agency, Fred l..
Maldron Ltd nnnounced today
The palafial turbinef Is bringing go first
cabin, 50 second and II steernge, "a bags
OF mnii and . heavy cargo. 2090 tons. inelud.
ing 90 aut0mobiles She win reach Hilo at
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange

Saturday. March 10.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS

67SC-Mar. 10. Il. 20.
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The schooner BERTHE Minor is dischargine
lumber at Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-01
SPORT JOTTINCS

The MontcIair Golf CLUB II New .Jer.
sey, opened the season Sith 4 hall
sweepstakes In two classes. In Class A
three tied for first place, with seventy
Ave, while J. s. Brown, .Ir., won in
Glass B, with seyenty-one. fN
President o. H. Wathen, If the Louis
vile American Association Baseball
Club, has announced that John Ratcs,
the veteran outfelder, lad received his
unconditional release.
Captain Friday, OF Union, Now York,
brought thirteen-inning. pitchers 4 at.
tie to an abrupt end on Alexander Field
on April 20 at Schnectady, New York
when he secured his fourth hit III the
day of Westerfeld, Of Rutgers, and won
the game, 4 to3.
Brown beat Boston College, Q 10 1, in
a fast game on Andrews Field, en-
April %, at Providence, Rhode Island
A small crowd shivered through the
nine innings. Both Devitalis and Boyce
pitched good ball, Brown winning by
punching two Of her hits in the eighth.
Owing to the curtailment Of fat rae
ing in England, several more English
owners and English jockeys viii take
part in Irish racing this season, says a
Belfast, ireland, despatch Of April 2s
The schedule arranged by the Irish
Turf Club is most imposing one and q
great season Is anticipated.
At meeting Of the athletic commit.
tee Of Lehigh University held recently
L was decided to adopt the hrst-year
rule in all branches Of sport ut this col
lege. This action puts Lehigh on .
basis with all the big colleges In the
East
Steve Donoghue, the famous Jockey,
has arrived home from South Africa
where be has been riding for Solly
Joel, says a London despatch Of April
q. He will ride good deal in Ire.
land during the coming season. Mr..
kairie will have first claim on his SER
vices nj Newmarket.
Wee Burn Golf Club opened the golf
season on April 20 at Stamford, Con-
necticut, by defeating the New Haven
Country Club team, 5 to 3, Ia an. In.
teresting match. The only pair Of New
Haven players to score were @. w.
Hotchkiss and r, r. Hetchkiss. They
were : up on s. @. Adams and II. w.
Banks ".
Spring athletics at the University Of
Pittsburgh got their real start toward
the close Of April when the varsity
nine started its season. As announced
previously, sports at Pitt are being sub
ordinated to the plans for prepared
ness, All the athletes are expected to
be enrolled in the military drill corps
and no praetises are held during the
hours of drill, n
Fred q. Snodgrass, outaelder Of the
Boston National League Club. has been
given his unconditional release, II was
announced at the clubs offices in Bos.
ton on April 20. Snodgrass came to the
Braves from the New York National
League team in 1915 His contract,
which called for 10000 year, Il Il said,
expired this year, and rather than sign
at lower figure be decided TO 10 into
the automobile business in Los Angeles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-01
kinney now BACK
FROM FLYING TRIP
TO ISLAND SCHOOLS
Annual Meeting win Be Held Next
Wednesday N Boards
Offices Here


Superintendent Of Public Instruction
H. W. Kinney has returned from his
inspection Of the schools Of the Terri,
tory prior to the annual meeting Of
the board Of school commissioners, 10
be held next Wednesday and probably
Thursday a. well, at which teachers for
the neat school year will be selected
aud assigned. In his travels Mr.. Kin.
ney set what probably is record in
going from Niihau. the wesfermost Of
the Eight Islands, 70 Kapoha, the east.
ermost point Of Hawaii He made the
trip IN approximately fofty.eight
hours, and he made Hilo IN forty.six.
Mr.. Kinney Is working on the list
Of teachers FOR the next year, but here
is nothing definite q give out yet, he
said
Require Probably Two Days
The meeting Of the board, called for
next Wednesday, almost certainly will
extend over to the next day and may
take even longer It win be in the
board robins, Judiciary building.
Mr.. Kinney said that there was
money enough to employ al the teach
ers needed for the schools, which is
one important consideration; but there
Is not money for the school buildings
needed, and the new appropriations
win not be available until January l.
1918. Therefore, the department will
face perplexing problem, and prob.
ably win have to use makeshifts until
new buildings can be built. While be
a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-01
KNOCKS
OUT Fred Welsh
Contest Characterized BY Spirit
ed Fighting and Champion
Receives a Severe Beating
Associated Press ~ U. 5. Naval commu
nication Bervice)

(Assooiased Press ~ U. s. Naval Comm.
nication service)
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Il, ga mi tn. n.y. al. pA's,su =.
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"a ecnght a.me srht asd 80 800 -.
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Nj shnst hody hio1ss go ta,,;nn "a =
he never ,n;sssd an onnor,,n;tv ~ lanS
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hoys scnch, .se,y ineh - .ha ~ "nd
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-01
H|LO'SWATERSHEDS.;;: 81: u: /.
':;:.;i;;SIOBE ! MADE ! I /! SANITARY
Legal Steps Taken In Pure Water
Campaign

HILO, May 2s-Two important final
orders Of condemnation, taking the
place Of deeds, have just been filed, one
with the clerk Of the Fourth Circuit
Court and one with County Clerk
Hapai. The first is the result Of the
judgement against the Bishop Estate
for the lands at Alaa, just above Hilo,
which is to be used as o cemetery, the
other is for the judgement against the
Hawaiian Board Of Missions for tho
county for the Hilo waterhead site.
In the cemetery site the order was fl
ed through Attorney General Stain.
back on behalf Of Charles r. Forbes
as superintendent Of public works, and
is the final action in the matter, except
to officially file it with the registrar OF
deeds at Honolulu.
Now that the final order is made
which transfers the watershed mauks
to the county work win soon start Il
have this land made absolutely animal
roof by q big fence. There Is a cfoT
~ cane on part of this land, but the
Board Of Supervisors has refused &c
permit the Japanese contractor TO re-
new the lease and be must remove his
crop at once.
Chief Sanitary Inspector d. y. Bow
man will be In charge of the work fol
the county Ia making Hilo's water sup
ply absolutely safe from contagi0r
rom the watershed. At present :
.uard from Company B, Twenty-fftt
Infantry, patrols the reservoir.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-01
URGE GOVERNMENT TO
OPEN A FISH MARKET
Correspondent Suggests That
Commission Put Trust
Where II Belongs

Doctor Dean, executive officer of the
food commission, received a clipping
yesterday from an anonymous CORES
pondent, offering suggestion that one
way Of meeting the FISH situation in Ho-
nolulu and reaching the notorious
fish trust, as the clipping termed u,
might be to establish competitive fish
market under government control, EN-
ploy its own fishermen and conduct the
enterprise IN connection with the Terri
torial Marketing Division.
t'Of course somebody will get
linched," says the paper sent Doctor
Dean, " but it will be only few selfish
ihare-grabbers in the local fishing trust,
who have fattened too long of the poor
man in this town.
The food commission and its subcom-
mittee, now investigating the fish indus
try and marketing conditions, are not
prepared to commit themselves TO any
such radical measures as that suggested.
but i is intimated by certain Of the
members that the present investigation
Is not with a view to giving the So
called fish trust ga coat Of white
wash. - FL.
One thing is certain, /" Doctor Dean
says, "we are not going of half-coeked
on the subject. The commission desires
TO make thorough study OF the indus
Try and get accurate knowledge of the
business. Until such time II would be
foliy to decide upon a definite course of
action"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-01
Around Hawaii New
Record Made BY
Advertiser Dodge
Eleven Hours Elapsed Time From
Hllo To Hilo BY Belt Road Over
Two Hundred and Thirty-four
Miles OF All Kinds Of Going
Especial by U. s. Naval Radio commu
nication)

HILo, May 30-one more record Is
70 be painted on the now well-decoratod
ddcs Of The Advertiser Dodge pilot car
which Is completing It's work Of map
ping the tourist attractions and roads
Of the Big Island.
With an elapsed time Of exactly
eleven hours, the Pilot Dodge nego-
dated the two hundred and thtrty-four
miles constituting the around the ISL
and belt road, and thereby hung up
new time record for the run around aa-
wall. It is q record that win stand,
probably, for some time.
,. The car made better than the average
Of twenty-one miles an hour Indicated
BY the elapsed time, for It included
total OF ono hour, spent In changing
tires, which was done six times, as well
as a stop for gasoline.
Bad stretches of the road reduced
the driving average greatly IN some
parts Of the route, the time being made
np on the better stretches of-roadWay.
Thus II required one hour to negotiate
me ten miles over the rough and muddy
Keeamolu Plains.
With Tom Duggan driving the car
eft Hilo at seventeen minutes TO two
this morning, going by way Of Kau.
The car returned to Hilo again seven
teen minutes to one this afternoon.
Island boosters are enthusiastic over
he performance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-01
RECEPTION
NOTABLE Event
Many Prominent People Celebrate
Fiitieth Anniversary Of
Schools Founding

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sentat,ves az tho faw remaining Ali
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-01

In the National League yesterday the
Giants, BY winning pair Of games At
New folh from the Phillies, forced the
PhilIies from FIRST place and resumed It
Cor themselves. The scores were TO
2 and 8 to J. The Phillios, however,
stiil have fair lead over the Cubs,
who split even with Pittsburgh at
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and st. Louis
also split AZ Cincinnati, but the Boston
Braves won two from the champion
Brooklyns at Boston, aud Brooklyn has
slipped back quite a bit.
The world = champion Red Sox won
two games from Washington at Wash
ington, TO , and to 2, and Detroit
took two from Cleveland at Cleveland,
to I and to !. Cleveland e dash
up the ladder, although probably not
halted, has been checked. The New
York Yankees beat the Athletics ut
Philadelphia, 8 to 0.
The first games Of the second inter
sectional series will be played today,
but the full swing will not be on until
tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-01
THREE GRANTED LICENSES
TO PRACTISE MEDICINE

Three applicants for license TO prae-
tise medicine having passed their ex-
aminations successfully, the board Of
health yesterday recommended TO Char
les }. Mccarthy, territorial treasurer,
that they be granted licenses 10 prac,
tise medicine and surgery in The Ter
ritory. They are as follows:
DR.. Maurice Joses, of Lahaina Maui,
graduate Of the University Of Cali,
fornia, Berkeley, May, 1916.
Dr.. Kennosuke Kaneko, OF Honolulu,
a graduate of the Sendai Medical Col
lege of japan,
DIR, foshinori Kikkawa, OF Honolulu,
a graduate Of the Osaka Medical Col
lege Of Japan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-01
DENVER GIRLS WEAR
OVERALLS At WORK

DENVER, Col. May 2l--Denyer fac
tories are seeking girls 70 take the
places Of men and boys who have enlist
"a In the army and snavv. The OPP
p0rtunity school, where Denver boys
end girls have been trained all winter
Ia Industrial occupations, has been
flooded With requests Tor girl employees
aud afrangements are being made to
Increase the facilities Of the school so
local industry may not suffer through
the calling " regular employees into
military service.
One machine shop has called for six
leon girls and stipulates they must
wptr oyeralls at their work. They
will be paid the same wages men re-
eeived for the same work.
Tho Opportunity school is public in
liitution and instruction may be had
free.