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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, MONDAY, MAY 19. 1924 SIX A REPORT AND A REMEDY Letter From the People K1LAUEXS ERUPTION OF 123 TRo -hnr ii I ilAIIII I 1 I lottara will he Dublished in this tcluffirt. Writers i rf mm. i The accountant's report on the affairs of wh An not wish their naires to be used must nevertheless enclose YEARS AGO RECALLED TODAY Hawaii's Grcatett Newspaper names and addresses as avidenca of fiOOd faith. Out it tney request the county of Hawaii makes unpleasant reading.

J. Sullivan, the public accountant engaged the! fntmts will not ba pubttshad. The will not. nowtvir, allow a -em-de-plume to be tistd to ence4 the identity of a i writer Z7T7l if, in th( of the editor, the letter contain entws.m which, in )- nf 77QH II 7hlCll tDCU Ollt CtllCt f. kIA ever th of tha oeraan rasponS.bieiWfftUri.Uf.

Ui AtOU i'H wn viuti Daily (Afternoon) and Benii-Weeklj Merchant Street, Honolulu Territory of Hawaii, U. S. A. by the attorney general's office to investigate rumors of irregularities in the conduct of county Army Much Like Present Spout of for uttering the criticism. Merely abugive latter will not be published.

All letters should shert, preferably net ever 300 words, and written only on one aide of tha paper. The Star-Bulletin will not return unused letters unless postaca is encloead for same.) Dmt, Mud and Rocks HI LEY U. ALLEN, EDITOR FROM THE FOUNDER OF THE HUMANE SOCIETY Honolulu. Hawaii. May 13.

132-1-Editor The Star-Bulletin. Sir: I am not one who cares to see my name in public print, but feel at this time it ij my ticty to apeak brieily ia defense of the Animal Home. The Human Sottv has $3000. securely Invested, which has been One hundred ar.rt twenty-three the lsu.r..-i. gave the loaowisg arrears aao KiJauea burst into erup- eeription of the ev-nt: tien much as that might? volcano I "Keona's path led by the preat uotn- today volcano of Kilauea.

Tbr thT In the eruption almost annl- encamped. lr the NirriCc h'lated the army of a noted native ruptkn took place, throwing out chief. Keotia. flame cinders, and ev hea-y Failing stene. eshes and eand atone to exeat distance and e- rorered the eountrv near the era- eompanied from above with Intense fo- hjt.n:isr with an army lufhtnir.

and heavy thnder. business on the Iiig Island, gives a long recital of alleged flaws, faults and items of waste. To sum a detailed report fortified with many pages of exhibits, Mr. Sullivan estimates that the losses to the county have been This he frankly admits is merely an estimate. Lack of cost-accounting, poor maintenance, loose business methods and deals whose propriety he questions, are emphasized as the reason for the county's estimated losses, and he race ir Ha It'a oetting to ba a Washington Uureau-202 Albee Bid.

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nolulu to sea which Hawaiian word has the most use atoha or kapu. to do battle to th misthty Kame- "In the and hi hameha mat the. irresistible force companions were afraid to proceed of tha volcanic outburst ami tre- and spent the day in trying to Tha city editor glanced at tha eheet of copy paper in his hand and frowned. riven to bay the land, and aa the founder of this society. 1 am not Jr.

favor of withdrawing this money to purchase a piece property, only to pay taxes on, until sufticient funds are available to carry out our plans. At tbe price of lumber today, it would cost about $10,003 for buud irgs and improvements. Then we must consider th cost of feeding our animals, salary of the caretaker, and the general upkeep. I am thankful to those who have started fund for tnla cause, and hope there are others who may become interested. Moat respectfully, HELEN K.

WILDER. mendous loss ef life resulted. I appeaae the goddess or vcicanc. adds this comment Because of th- volcanic activity I ulio they supposed tney naa ot- "This story isn't written accord todav, th story of that far-gone I fended toe day oerora oy romng tragedy of an armv is of special in- I stones Into the crater. But on the "Politics here, as well as -in other ments, has established an element of detnorali MONDAY, MAY VJ, 1924 terest, particularly the accounts i sccona rwgni ana on tne imru which describe with I nisht also there were similar t-tail ih manner in which the vol- I eruptions.

ation throughout the county personnel, from the top to the bottom." A TUOUGUT FOR TODAY ly protested tha eub reporter, "if you'll look right there in tha firat paragraph you'll sea where it'a according to the Constant report, from Hawaii cano erupted. On th third day they ventured Th followrne extract i from W. I to proceed oa their way, but had not No allegations of graft are made by the ac HASTENING TO GET WIVES IN JAPAN "Washington. 1. May 6, 1324.

Editor The Honolulu Star-Bulletin. Sir: The Pathe News Servic last week displayed films illustrating scenes at Ban Francisco on departure of the Taiyo ilaru carrying 4. D. VTesterveK's book, Hawaiian I ad vanced far before more terrible and destructive eruption than any countant who inquired into the affairs of the about Kilauea throwing mud over the surrounding country force me 0 56 county of Hawaii. Nor does he accuse the of-! hefore took plac, an account of hlch.

taken from the lips of those who were part of the company and I number of Japanese back to Japan. The titles induced the audience rk that kalUv th JamnMn vrcra urnrrrturf nW aha ndr.nlttiZ their llOlliea in to make the ebvieua rem It is hy the measure of our service that the final account is rendered. William Mackay. NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR CENTRAL UNION Legends of Volcanoes. The latter third of this book is historical rather than legendary, and in this historical portion is the story of the annihilation of Keouaa army in 1790 and the explosions connected therewith: filial or employes generally of incompetency.

Mme. Pefe must be getting into PO- 'California hfcati of -n-rHtirms following iiassaCe of the itics. limmiErration bill with its nroviaion for exclusion of aliens lnelifeihle to present In the scene, may not be an unwelcome digression. cluzenshlD. He says in fact that the personnel, on an average "is equal, if not superior, to similar per "The array of Keoua set out en i thair way in three different com- Almost exactly 34 years before Xichi Bel, a Japanese newspaper ef San Francleco, explains that most of the Japanese men thus departing were bachelors going back for wives under the "kandodan" brMe plan which has supplanted the MANLAP1T FINED sonnel in other branches of the government or Kapiolanl defled'the worship of the Jpanles.

The company In advance had not proceeded far before th engaged in private business." As a further evi fire-goddess Pcle. Kaona. a mgn -hief. lost a lame part of bis army picture bride plan. These kankodans, of excursions, are caned 'OeissU Ki-Beidan (returning to America bride partfes.

There are 40,000 or more unmarried adult Japanese In Continental United States and thy dence that he has found no looting of the funds, ground bgan to shake and rock beneath their feet and it became quite Impossible to stand. Soon at, he comments that "accounting, as to general ON CITY dense cloud of darkness waa seen to Central Union church enters a new home with new opportunities for usefulness. The spirit of the missionary fathers who brought civilization to the islands was expressed not only in religions observance but "civic ideals carried into practise. Thev brouirlit not only the Bible and the rise out of the crater, and almost near the volcano Kilauea. This was in November, 1730.

Ka-lani-opuu had been king'over the Island Hawaii. When he died in 1783 left the kingdom to hi son, Kiwalao. giving the second nlace to his nephew Kamehameha. accounts, is quite satisfactory, but is negligible as to costs." at the same instant the effect upon the air was so great are being urged to get wives in Japan and return before the new lavr makes that procedure impossible. The new bride when established here becomes in time the mother of an average family of flte.

who are American citizens by birth. M. Takahashl, Japanese consul at Seattle, Is quoted in Shin Sekai, of San Francisco, April 26, as saying he understands "several thousands of men hae gone to Japan from San Francisco for the purpose of getting wives." It is probable that most of the Japanese children on these out-coinsr steamers are poine to Japan for education. Each year orer 2200 The report On the county of Hawaii, then, Found Guilty of Violation of that the thunder began to roar in the heavens and the lightning to flash. War soon arose between the con sinK.

Kamehameha defeated Sums up, as an indictment of methods, not of men. It points out defects of system and lack nnd killed the voune king. Kiwa- Sanitary Code In His Strikers' Camp "It continued to ascend and California-born children are sent back ages to 10, and return when iiyjnnbook but the printing-press, the saw, the trowel and the garden implement. They brought ifle.nl of thrift and industry, aimed toward of system. spread abroad until whole re- laos half brother, Keoua, escaped to his district.

Ka-u, on the south eion was enveloped nnd tne nsnt All of this is a severe arraignment of the Pablo Manlapit, labor agitator, of day was entirely excluded. The 16 to 19 years old, thoroughly trained and loyal Japanese citizens, prepared to utilize their American citizenship for the benefit of Japan. Following is an ejetract from an item in Kichi Bel, April 24; "The Tenyo Maru is to sail for Japan from San Francisco at noon western side of the island. His uncle. Keawe-mau-hili.

escaped to county of Hawaii, hut It is not for the people of building sturdy and permanent foundations for darkness waa the more terriric. being made visible by an awful his district, Hilo. on the southeast any other county to sneer at Hawaii. If it is was fined $25 and Costs by Judge Harry Steiner In the district court today, having been found guilty of Violating the sanitary code. government by the ieoplc.

ern side. today, and although the Taiyo Maru, which sailed on the 19th, carried 500 passengers, there are still 350 to go by this vessel, 40 in the first glare from streams of red and ome light variously combined that ls- For some years the three factions left to that county which is without siu to cast ThP new nnd beautiful and stately home which practically let each other alone, al- 8uei frorn the pit below, and being He was charged with not having installed a sufficient number of the first stone, no stones will be thrown Here though there was desultory fight- lit up at intervals by the intense flashes of lightning from above. sanitary fixtures at the Kalihi in the county of Honolulu, for Instance, we are ine. Then the high chief of Hilo ac houses the congregation of Central Union is more than an edifice for religious ceremonial. It is a call to the best and highest forms of camp occupied by Filipino strikers.

rented Kamehameha as his king "Soon followed an immense vol witnessing a series of revelations of mismanage class, 45 in the second class and the rest third class. They are prac-tiaally all bachelors who naturally have adopted the Only method by which they can get wives into the country before July 1, when the immigration law, as wo have several times explained, will become operative. There- are scarcely any old people or married men among ther Immediately on landing in Japan each one wiU set out to find a wife and having found her will sail with her for America from Yokohama by the Tenyo Maru on June 6. Hence they will not have more than four weeks in Japan, but the suddenness of the emer nnd sent his sons to aid Kamehame Arthur K. Arnold, chief sanitary Inspector, testified to this efefct.

ha in conauerinsr the island of ume of sana ana cmaers wmcn were thrown in high heaven and came down In a destructive shower civic activity. ment The shortage in the Honolulu: waterworks alone Is estimated by an auditing company as at Maui. and questioned by J. Bert Light-foot, Manlapifs attorney admitted Keoua was angry with his uncle. The modern church needs physical facilities for such activitv.

Central Union's flew homo that he had Instructed Manlapit to least 120,000, almost as much as the losses over Keawe-mau-hill. He attacked Hilo. for many miles around. Some few persons of ths forward company were burned to death by the sand and cinders and others were seri gency renders thi3 unavoidable. V.

S. McCLATCHY. killed his uncle, and ravaged Ka six years tot the county of Hawaii mehameha's lands along the north has them. purchase a gallon of castor oil, five pounds of epsom salts and a gallon of cough medicine for use at the camp, but denied that he had "stuffed the strikers full" of The painful truth is that lack of business eastern side of the Island. ously injured.

All experienced a nffocatina- sensation upon the The Ion? history of missionary effort and Kamehameha Returns rrom Maui methods is not confined to any one county gov Kamehameha cuickly returned I in- nd hastened on with all pes- MARS, MAIMED OR MURDERED? Editor The Star-Bulletin. Sir: These many years science and invention have made war more and more costly, both in human life and hard cash. In 1918 our Chemical Service was by Congress allotted 48.000 men. the first two remedies. consecration begins a new chapter.

New prob-meet, the modern church, the minister and ernment in the territory from Maui and made an immediate I gihle speed. A second charge of the same of attack on his enemy, who had tak "The rear boCy. which was near The necessity for. better business methods in fense having been committed by en possession of a fertile highland Manlapit in another camp at nlain called Waimea, From thia the public affairs of Hawaii is apparent. The Watertown will be heard in the district court Thursday morning.

method of forcing unexpected battle came the Hawaiian saying. "The his congregation today. It is significant that the closing words of the dedication ceremonial yesterday were a pledge of "constant service to fiorl nnd men." Service to men brings to any necessity for the' installation of adequate and spear seeks Waimea like the wind. uniform accounting systems is apparent. Gov and $100,000,000 was the appropriation for its use.

Sixty-three poison gases with impossible names, but 26 being deadly, were actually used in the late World War. Now comes Mr. Grendell Matthews, an English scientist, the discoverer of a "certain invisible ray" which causes telephones, wireless, or any other electric apparatus to cease function. It will take films, which, when thrown on a screen, will simultaneously make audible the voices of the actors. Matthews further gave a demonstration "that it would stop motor engines, CAUSE GUNPOWDER TO EXPLODE, or light lamps." Keoua waa defeated and driven A record number of "drunks," 10 men and one woman, brought before Judge Steiner this morning, three being Sentenced separately ernor Farnngton has been active in practical throrh forests along the eastern est the volcano at the time of the eruption, seemed to suffer the least injury, and after the earthquake and shower of sand had passed over, hastened f.rward to escape the dangers which threatened them, and rejoicing in mutual congratulations that they had been preserved in the midst of such trnml nent peril.

Death Blast Slaya Party "But what was their surprise and Church its most perplexing problems but also ldf of Mauna ivea une wnite steps to initiate such systems, and the 1923 mountain) to Hilo. Then Kameha and eight in a body, this method being used by Prosecutor Claus L. Roberts to save time, he explained legislature passed an act providing for a com meha sent warriors around the its greatest opportunity for usefulness. THAT VOLCANIC TEMPERAMENT western side of. the island, to attack mission on public accountancy.

The commis Keoua's home district. to the court. All pleaded guilty. Their fines totaled $19 plus costs. Meanwhile, after a sea fignt in sion was named last week by the governor.

which be defeated the chiefs of The work of this commission will be of the highest importance. Every county needs it, and Voo. fabled goddess of the Volcano the islands Maul and Oahu, he set his people to building a great temple chiefly for his war-god, Ka t- inhon indv of extremes. Eitheif she the territory needs it, ili. This was the last noted temple Lee Sing Won was found guilty of using threatening language against Mrs.

Eunice Tak and placed under $830 bond for three months. FATE OF OICE it is very simple," he concluded, "but I cannot give details, for I should be a traitor to my country if I gave any indication of how it is done." When engines of battleships and battle planes can be stopped by radio-activity, when powder magazines can be exploded, on land or at sea, by this supreme force, the era of militarism will ba necessarily one of the nightmares of the past. Mars is moribund, maimed or murdered! It will interest electricians to know that Matthews results' were obtained by "using about a quarter of a kilowat." He adds: "Its possibilities are boundless and as yet I cannot say what we can or cannot do with it. As soon as possible we are moving out into the country, where we can experiment freely without danger to life or Verily, the world does move! Pacific Grove, May 1, 1924. EDWARD BERWICK.

built on all the islands. ifs verv. verv cood or she is very, very bad With an up-to-date and uniform system of ac counting, not only will waste and loss be re Keoua heard of. the attack on 'riihtnvr. she's displaying a fit of temper auced, but opportunities for graft will be -which is spectacular to everybody sigh rnri dnmrerous to those who venture too close.

checked. his home, therefore he gave tne fishponds and fertile lands of Hilo to some of his chiefs and hastened to cross the island with his army bv way of a path near the volcano Kilauea. He divided his warrior Politics plays a part in the affairs of all the ccneternation when, on coming up with their comrades of the center party, they discovered them all to have become corpses. Some were lying down, and others slttmg upright clasping with dying grasp their wives and children and joining noses (their form of expressing affection), as in the act of taking a final leave. So much like life they looked that they at first supposed them merely rest, and it was not until they had come up to them and handled them that they could detect their mistake.

"Of the whole party, including women and children, not one of them survived to relate the catastrophe that bad befallen their comrades. The only living being they found was a solitary hog, in Com pany with one of the families which had been so suddenly bereft of life. In those perilous circumstances, the surviving party did net IE HALL II BAL counties, and always will under any scheme of popular government, but politics should not into three parties, taking charge of the first in person. They passed the crater at a time of great vol THEIR GOOD TURN Editor The Star-Bulletin. Sir: Sitting on my lanai 3resterdav afternoon.

I noticed that some and need not be detrimental to good govern canic activity. Tells How Central Army Waa Lost body had broken a bottle in the street, thereby creating a menace to auto drivers. Coming down the street were two youths, ages about Further Steps To Be Taken ment. The best politics for any party to play A native writer, probably Kama- i years, opoiung tne DroKen glass on the street, they crossed to the politics that expresses itself in giving kau. in the native newspaper the other side, selected a dead palm branch from some rubbish that efficient and economical government to the peo was waiting ior the collectors, and verv carefullv -went nn the hmken At Meeting of Board of Supervisors Further steps in regard to the Kuokoa, 1867, describes the destruction of the central part of this army by an awful explosion from Pie.

glass Into a safe place near the curb, after which they passed on about their business. Their action made one certain that they were Boy Souts. 4 Superintendent Boles is wisely taking precautions to keep spectators at a safe distance. It vill not be his fault if there is loss of life, i The news that Kilauea is erupting with dan-Rer to those near the pit is apt to deter some tourists from coming to the islands. Partic Warly if it is found necessary to close the park, for the fact of the eruption has already been int far and wide, and the announcement that 1 Jthe park is closed will give the news of the erup- tlon even greater emphasis of potential danger.

Jjtit this is not a time to think primarily of tourist traffic. The first consideration is safeguarding of life. With the park closed by or-' Ser of the national park service, the superintendent is in position to make a summary cA.6rce nrrWs. And such enforcement is Kilauea. ParlKOI STREET.

With 6ouhdly organized and administered recommendation of the dance hall commission that the Liberty dance He-said: "Thus waa it done. public offices, whose accounting methods are Sand, ashes, and stones grew up hall ifi Llltha street operated by Carol On Tai. be closed, will be from the pit into a very nign col up-to-date and adequate for the fast-growing is- WT DOPE FIEND' CORNELIUS CRIES BUT GETS 6 MONTHS taken at the regular meeting 'of the umn of fire, stahding straight up. The mountains of Mauna Kea and and communities, politics need not and should board or supervisors mtu not demoralize the personnel, as, according to scheduled for 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow, it was said today by Mayor John H. Wilson. Mr. Bull! van, has been the case oh Hawaii. The mayor added that he had not For all the counties, the policy obviously wise Mauna Loa were below it.

The people even from' Ka-wai-hae (a seaport on the opposite side 6f the mountains) saw this wonderful column with fire glowing and blazing to its very top. When this column became great It blew all to nieces into sand and ashea and Only Had Two 'Shots9 in His Life He Tells yet studied the law in regara to such matters, although he has re at this time Is to welcome the work of the new public accountancy commission, ahd to assist Court; Witness Tells Different Tale ceived and read the report of the commissioners Which urged that a lutui "i- v. i i. i fnnlhardv sneetators irom that work. leaving their deceased companions leaving their receased companions as they found them, hurried tn and overtook the company in advance at the place of their encampment.

"Keoua and his followers, of whom the narrator of this scene were a part, retreated in the direction they had come. On their return, they found their deceased friende as they had. left them, entire and exhibiting no other marks of decay than a sunken hollowness In their eyes; the rest of their bodlea was in a state of entire preservation. They were never burled, and their bones lay bleaching In the eun and rain for many years." The gauntlet glove with an ornate cuff that pulls over the hand Is probably the best seller among gloves. license for the hall be refused.

"I am not a dope fiend. I took it out of morphine, so I thought I Attorney A. M. Cristy. represent pandering too near the zone of positive danger.

Tven with all this, Kilauea's latest exhibi wouia try iv Cornelius said. ing the dance nail proprietor, is one shot of morphine just to see what kind of a kick they get out of it," insisted 24-year-old James Cor "He gave me a shot and told me WHERE AMERICAN MONEY STIRS UP Where 1 cotlld hihnaftfl hnme- linn will probably attract far more than are planning, he euid tociay, to asK a rehearing of the case before the board of supervisors. bought some morphine for $5 and TROUBLE purchased a hypodermic needle at a nelius in a statement to Judge Wil liam T. Rawlins following his plea of guilty in the federal court this morning. A license for- the operation ot tne great stones, which for some days continued to fall around the sides of Men, women and children were killed.

Mona, one of the army, who saw all thia but who escaped, said that one- of the chiefesses was ill and some hundreds of the army had delayed their journey to guard her and so escaped this death." Dibble Gives Graphic Account Dibble, the first among the missionaries to prepare a history of repelled. It is perfectly safe to say that after Emores of Canada's S2S passengers had Japanese drug stofe for $1. Then I took another shot, but the second hall may be refused by the board upon recommendation of the com President Cosgrave of the Irish Free State "I havo only taken two shots In missioners and tne mayor. time it made me I visited opium joints about 10 times with my life," Cornelius continued, "and says: am willing to let any doctor ex licen hurried down the mountainside from the House last Saturday, they began to "look back on their brief visit to the neighbor he mariner crater as the biggest "thrill" mends, but I didn't smoke. I just WILSON TO GREET amine me.

The first shot made me Waited while my friend had a smoke. I don't like the smell of R0LPH, OLD FRIEND Mavof John II. WilFOn expects feel good and the second one made me sick. I never used any other kind of dope." opium. thni- world trip.

They'll talk more about this Uefore pronouncing sentence to meet an old friend. Mayor James "I know that man," insisted the Korean proprietor of an alleged Judge Rawlins advised Cornelius to pick better companions in the future than any other one thing on 30,000 miles of Thev'll go back to the mainland with Ralph of Francisco, when the Oceanic liner Ventura reaches port opium den, who was called as a wit tftmorrow morning at dawh. Tne American money Ireland would have had peace long ago." "America's financial support of the insurgent Who were trying to overthrow the Free State has caused more loss of life and property than could ever be estimated." cannot speak for the Ulster people, but I believe Ulster will Join the Free State." "The church of Ireland, the largest Protestant organization In the Country, subscribed about one million dollars to our recent loan which was oversubscribed by all Ireland irrespective of boundary or creed." "I think Ulster would have- Joined the Free State If De Valera had accepted the peace treaty." "Insurgency is dead." Vtories of hairbreadth escapes that will make San Francisco executive has been ness from the Kalihi prison, where he is serving a 30-day sentence for an alleged narcotic law violation. INVESTMENTS the neighbors from Cape Cod to ruget bound in Australia, having sailed from his heme City some eight weeks ago "He smoked opium in my room ToT, with nstonishment and talk about coming by way of Tahiti. many times.

I know him," the Kd Mayor Wilson ana Mayor ttoipn rean repeated as he pointed to Cor to Hawaii. have been acquaintances for many nelius. years and close friends since the and pay more attention to his home. Cornelius' wife was in the courtroom and made a statement to the court in which she said she did not know that her husband ever used dope. 'V "Bad Company seems to be the cause of alt your trouble," Judge Rawlins told Cornelius.

am going to give you a jail sentence and I would advise you to think about what you have done while -you-ere in jail. When you come out pick better companions and mend your ways. You are young and married. The defendant. 24 years old, mar latter visit to nonoiuiu iour jedr Vesuvius gets its hundreds of thousands of tourists every season because of its record of eruptions We don't want any such record as As the Irish Free State leader points out, ried, and formerly an employe of a mainland bank, was charged with aco.

"I haven made any aeiinue pian were it not for the comparatively small num possession of three grains of mof with regard to Mayor Rolph's visit," "old Vesuvius possesses, but we heed not Worry Mayor Wilson said this morning "as I don't know if he will be here phine. Following hi3 arrest a few days ago Cornelius told narcotic agents where he purchased the morphine and admitted using some ber Of irrepressible agitators in the United States who continue to send money for the hopeless De Valera cause, Ireland would be particularly that Madam Pcle's latest outburst oniv for the time the Ventura is in Of volcanic temperament will be a serious set- nort or if he will lay over tor a iew More than ordinary care and foresight are needed today to insure the safe and profitable investment or reinvestment of money. No matter how small or large your investments might be we are in a position to assist you in making them. of the drug. days.

Mayor Rolph is almost as entirely peaceful. tack to tourist traffic. As said above, the first consideration is that there shall be no loss of much of a. Honolulan as he is San Hope fof permanent Irish independence rests on the ability of the Irish to get together and Franciscan and is widely known in the islands, due to his business con you have trade And there is no reason why your future should not be brlghL Keep away from these fellows who offer to give you dope." Judge Rawlins then sentenced Cornelius to pay a fine of $25 and costs and serve six months in prison. Jife by reason of lack of precaution and enforce His claim in court this morning was that he met a man whom he knew slightly on the street and that this man offered to give him a "shot of "I heard about dope fiends getting a kick or whatever they call nections here." It is possible that the San Fran quit their useless factional fighting now that ment of precautionary rules.

cisco man may attend the meeting they have the substance of autonomy. of the board of supervisors tomor Fortunately, recent news from Ireland Is that Simon of the Chilean Nitrate Asso The amendment providing for the the professional rebels are losing ground stead- row afternoon. TO CONSIDER RECORDS ciation is here, first delegate to the Pan-Pacific cut naa teen adopted by the U. S. Twice Told Tales senate committee on appropriations food conservation conference this summer.

The Members of the civil service com and was scheduled to come before conference is rapidly taking shape. It wil mission "will meet at 7:15 p. m. to OUR STOCK AND DEPARTMENT CONSULT BOND day in the office of David Kalauo- draw together men and women high in the scientific world of a dozen countries, with Ho Something like twelve thousand new laws are enacted in this country every year. That a good Taken From Files of Star Bulletin of 10 Years Ago nolulu as the meeting place.

many of them are conflicting, ambiguous or of the senate for consideration in about 10 days, The Star-Bulletin's Washington correspondent said. Services of prominent women of Hawaii, especially the members of the various Hawaiian societies, were to be enlisted by the Hawaiian fair in making the display at the San Francisco expoaition a Success. uncertain application is attested by the fact kalani, city and county clerk, to consider records of the 145 applicants for places in the police and fire departments, following the completion Saturday of the physical examinations. Those who pass the physical tests Will be authorized to take the mental examination Which will be held the evening of May 22 in old McKinley high school. that the appelate courts, during a like period hand down something like thirteen thousand ju dicial decisions.

In America nobody can know whether a law is a law- of not, of what it means until it has been passed upon judicially. Thus Chief Justice A. G. M. Robertson was being urged by scores of friends to enter the race for delegate to Congress, it was announced.

His friends asserted that he was the best and, perhaps, the only man who could be counted on to defeat Prince Kuhio at the primaries. Major General William II. Carter, commander of the Hawaiian department, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his service in th we have one branch of the government making laws and another unmaking them, a process not Wallace R. Faff tngtdn and Mrs. Jennie R.

Ashford were appointed to the board of regents of the College of Hawaii by Governor L. E. Plnkham. Mrs. Ashford was the first woman to be appointed to the board of regents.

General Dawes is being boomed for vice president on the Republican ticket. He would undoubtedly command a great deal of support, pnt most of the mainland political "dopesters" agree that the Republicans will seek to nominate as vice president a man known nationally as a and identified, if possible, with tile program of relief for the farmer districts. Whenever fashion realizes that a disagreement with would affect the silk hose industry there will be a protest that Congress can understand. Indianapolis Sews. ulnuags alone costly and slow but probably destructive of respect for law; becanse the average citizen who takes the view that it's all a game of pitch and toss anyway, isn't likely to put himself out army.

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