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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1928 TWELVE I square feet or AT LU'S 3 644 acres. LOT 3: LAM) COURT TERRITORY OF HAWAII IiLGIHTRATION' OF TITLE APPLICATION NO. 86S STARTS TODAY CLEM JUDD IS SWITCHED TO AN END POSITION Beinsr a portion of R. P. 3546.

L. C. A. 10.438 to Nahinu; a portion of FOUR DAYS 12 NOON CONTINUOUS THEATRES R. P.

6846, L. C. A. 6450. Apana 3 to Kaunuohua no Moehoaua; a portion Continued from Page 30) rant the strengthening of his.

Of P. 604. L. C. A.

303. Apana 2. to A. Adams; a portion of R. P.

73, incurs HHCED FOR NUUAJIUJOLFEIIS Latest Changes for Regulars L. C. A. 4S87, Apana 1, to T. Sam; a portion of Mahele Award 50 to Laumaka, and the whole of P.

5033, L. C. A. 1244, Apana to KaiU- laukea; Local Club to See "Piff Paff Tonight PL'f Pair" in presentation at the matinee performance this afternoon and at both performances this evening, with the final evening show Situated on the Southwest side of the Oahu Railway Land Com 1 pany'a 40-foot Right of Way, Kalihi Beautiful Carmelit Gcraghty Is cast for the part of Liz Johnson, hard-boiled sister of Maggie. Hobart Bosworta.

noted character actor Is the owner of the store and father of the hero. Luclen LitUefield is Magfie's pa. Among other members of the cast are Avonae Taylor. Sunshine Hart and Mack Swain. Rene Williams and his band win appear in a fitting concert and the Mack Bennett Girls in "Run Girl, Run aiid a News Weekly will complete the bill supporting Mary Pick-ford's latest film.

Branch; holding special significance as the TERRITORY OF HAWAII To the TEKRITORY OP HAWAII, by IIARRV 11, HEWITT, Attorney General; city and county op Honolulu, ty CHARLES N. ARNOLD, "Mayor and President cf the Board cf Supervisors; HOP YVES. N. ITAOKA, T. S.

OH AT U. YAMANE, THE OAHU RAILWAY fe LAND ERNEST HAY WODEHOUSE, WILLIAM WARREN CHAMBERLAIN and MARK ALEXANDER IIOBINSON, Trustees under the Will nni of the Estate of BATHSIIEBA MARIA ALLEN, deceased; THE HAWAII MEAT CO- LINCOLN L. McCANDLESS; HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC The fcaid Territory of Hawaii, or other the ownrr or owners of the south half ct that part of the KaHhl Stream that adjoins lots 1, 3, 5. 6. 7.

and 8 cf the Thomas Tract, as delineated upon map filed in the Land Court of the Territory of Hawaii in connection with Land Court Applica Beginning at a point in the middle of Kalihi Stream, said point being the East corner of this piece cf land, and on the Southwest side of the And Service Players Are Made Known Handicap changes of the Oahu Country Club golfers were announced this morning as follows: RAISED Regular George Angus 8 to 9 Oahu Railway ic Land Company's mi 40-foot Right cf Way (Kalihi Hanks. It is a wen known fact that Klum was exceediEgiy weak in ends when he first sounded the frtdiren call this year and this latest fortification will strengthen matters to a great extent. Judd is fast and is generally known for his aggressiveness on deiense. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured in the Alumni game and every player was out on Monday night to start the final preparations for the coming campaign. With the first league game as far off as November 6, the Deans will have plenty of time with which to correct those mistakes which were so prevalent in their last game.

Lieut. "Swede" Larson, former Marine grid star and well known in local football circles, is cow helping Klum with the intricacies of coaching the "Rainbows." His experience with the game will go a long way toward teaching "Proc's" proteges the whats and whys of the game. He is centering a lot of his time on Lyman Dean, understudy for "Red" Weight, veteran center on the team. Dean is a very promising center and Larson's help should Branch), the true azimuth and dis Knights cf Pythias will hold a theater party at the States, the Winter Garden Revue promises some added stunts in addition to the pleasing novelties already found in the current attraction, it is announced. Twelve song and dance hits provide the musical score for the play which centers about an office girl who has saved her pennies so that she might vacation with the members of the upper set.

The pretender is discovered at society's portals but not until she has caDtivated a tance to a pipe on the Southwest side of said 40-foot Right of Way being 331" 02' 28.3 feet, and the .20 to 22 -12 to 14 George Cool M. G. Em mans Harry Gray coordinates bf said point of begin ...20 to 22 ning referred to Government Survey W. Jamleson .11 to 12 Triangulation Station "Punchbowl" eing 7563.35 feet North and 10.987.68 feet West, and running by true azi- A. R.

Lange J. N. Lee Peter McLean .15 to 16 -10 to 11 -10 to 11 Jungle Background In Hawaii Picture A romance of unusual beauty, taken against the wild and mysterious background of the Amazon jungle, "The Gateway of the Moon" with the beautiful Dolores Del Rio in the role of the half-caste Indian girl will open a three day engagement at the Hawaii theater tomorrow, replacing Pola Negri in "Three Sinners." tion No. MANUEL JOSE and muths Along the middle of Kaimi .14 to 16 Stream, the direct azimuth and dis tance being: E. C.

Peters W. A. Ramsay G. L. Sampson.

R. M. Yates C. H. Smith 238.80 feet: I 777 1.

75 33' 2. 323 15 MP- 150.00 feet leaving stream and along lllinm 13 to 14 14 to 15 5 to 6 5 to 6 17 to 18 14 to 17 .20 to 22 18 to 19 8 to 9 The story of "The Gatewav of the rvsBSiariBK mm Fred Howard in "Piff Paff wins added admirers for he shows in addition to his singing and acting ability that he Is a clever landscape artist, painting a striking scene to the accompaniment of song. Special costume creations and an elaborate stage setting depicting a hunting lodge in the Adirondacks provides the background for the play. "Jiggs and Maggie In Society, revealing the well known duo hobnobbing with the society of New- W. H.

Sampson L. IL Underwood. Service Cel. S. Chappalaer Moon" deals with the building of a put him in good shape to go in for Weight whenever the opportunity presents itself.

Klum believes in 3. 63' 05' 9 to 10 Capt. P. S. Dungan Com.

R. S. Edwards Col. D. T.

Merrill LOWERED Regular F. L. Bellows George Curry port will be the next Winter Gar STELLA COSTA JOSE, KAMAI KAALOA. MLLIAKA KAALOA, ALFRED RAPOZA TEVES, MARY LOUIS TEVES. R.

NITTA. S. OHATA. CHARLES K. JOHNSON, PETER K.

JOHNSON, GILBERT J. WALLER. MRS. AMELIA CL SILVA. MANUEL O.

SILVA. C. CJ. YEE HOP ERNEST A. MOTT-SMITH.

CLIO N. CHAMBERLAIN and ALBERT WATER-HOUKE. Trustees under the Will and of the Estate of W. C. Lunalilo, circeaFed: wife, if any, of EDWARD BURGESS on February 23, 1867; wife, if any, of JOSEPH PICKFORD on April 10, 1871; heirs and lega representatives of W.

L. WILCOX, deceased; heirs of KELIIOPUNUI; heirs of RAISA; heirs of LAIKA; heirs of LAUMAKA; heirs of KU-KUE; heirs of MALUIKO; heirs of ABENELA; heirs of HOOPII; heirs of KALAWAIA; wife, If any, of DAVID L. KALAWAIA, living March 8, 1886. and TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WHEREAS, an Application has bf-en filed in the Land Court by GEORGE NORTON WILCOX to -12 to 11 8 to 7 9 to 8 2I to 19 C. 72 50 91 45' 106" 54' 101 26' 106' 50 21 42' 130" 14' 4.

5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10. OTHER ATTRACTIONS FOX NEWS COMEDY FABLE W. L. McCabe den nevue attraction opemxig at uic States tomorrow evening. "My Best Girl" at Princess Theater J.

E. Midkiff-. to 21 C. G. ..17 to 15 J.

Palma ..14 to 12 -24 to 23 Jack Corbett ...22 to 21 Guy Rothwell W. L. Stanley- 11. 163 09 HERE IS A SHOW! 2:45 NOW- 7:45 Doc Saunders S. J.

C. Todd ..18 to 17 14 to 12 -20 to 18 8 to 7 Land Court Application No. 455 to a pipe, passing over a pipe at 33.3 feet; 77S0 feet along Land Court Application No. 455 to a pipe; 100.30 feet to a pipe; 77.85 feet to a pipe; 63.03 feet to a pipe; 63.03 feet to a pipe; 98.10 feet to a pipe; 37.60 feet to a pipe; 185.50 feet along Land Court Application No. 856 to a on granite post; 103.00 feet along Land Court Application No.

856 to a pipe; 142.00 feet along Land Court Application Nd. 856 to a pipe; 293.30 feet along Land Court Application No. 856 and L. C. A.

2324, Apana 1, to Puniuala to a pipe, and passing over a pipe at 104.0 feet; 66.55 feet along L. A. 2324, Apana 1, to Puniuala to a pipe; 76.00 feet along L. C. A.

2324. Apana 1, to Puniuala to a C. A. Service 12. 181 06' railroad through the jungle and is a vivid and picturesque tale, film critics say.

There are many beautiful shots of Jungle life in the film and a great deal of suspense and heart interest. The direction of John Griffith Wray makes the picture fine entertainment. The famous recording artist Deiro, who has been delighting his audiences daily at the Hawaii theater, will appear on the stage in an entirely new program. Deiro, was induced to leave the ship which was carrying him to the coast and an Orpheum engagement. Veteran Actor on Screen at Empire William Courtright, the oldest living motion picture actor on the screen, who has passed the 80 year mark, but looks and acts several years younger, has a prominent supporting role in Fred Thomson's "Kit Carson," Paramount picture, the western epic now showing at the Empire theater.

Courtright, or "Old as he is faimliarly known among his friends, began his theatrical career at the age of 16, in 1867 at San Francisco, having run away from his home to join a stock company. Prior to that time, he acted as a clerk In his father's trading post during the famous rush for gold in that country. A GREAT ARTIST A GREAT P1CTVRS Major H. H. Acheson 3.2 to 20 Com.

R. M. Lhamoa-. 14 to 12 Dr. J.

P. Owen. 10 to 9 establishing a firm base for his teams in future years. The bucking machine made its. first appearance on the Dean practice field on Monday, this week.

This conditioning machine is one of the best methods of getting the men in shape that is known. Every Dean linesman Is required to put in at least a half an hour on the machine every night for the rest of the practice season. The contemplated trip to Hilo to play a senior league team over there is still up in the air. It is up to the University faculty to decide whether the trip would interfere with the players' curriculum. The final verdict will not be forthcoming for a week or so.

When Loots Collins was down here with his he announced to Klum that a good team could be organized to play against the Deans if they chose to go to the Big Everyone noticed how "Big Jim" Cruickshank was "up an' over 'em like a tent" last Saturday. There is a former Dean star who, in spite of advancing years, still seems to be the best bet of all the centers which Hawaii has to offer. When the "Hawaii Football Hall Of Fame" is inevitably started by some sport loving fan, Jim's name will stand at the head of the list. register and confirm his title in fee 13. 136' 08 ESTABLISHED Regular i imple to tne louowing aescnoea iinHs tn-wit: Lands situated at the West corner D.

W. Anderson 14 G. W. Barnhart 24 It Is hard to decide whether the next four days at the Princess theater should be called "Love Week" for Mary Pickford In "My Best GirF opens her engagment there today. This new picture was directed by Sam Taylor; who is famous for the laughs he put into Harold Lloyd productions, and the Pickford picture is said to teem with delightful comedy.

On the other hand "My Best Girl" was written by Kathleen Norris, whose love stories are a delight to lovers of romance and who knows the heart of youth as few other American writers do. "My Best Girl" is the simple story of a little shop glrL Maggie Johnson, who receives more than her share of hard knocks, but through" it all still retains a belief that there are better things in life. Charles Rogers, youthful star of "Wings' plays Joe Grant, her fellow. F. S.

Glazier 24 C. A. Scott 24 E. J. Sanderson 24 R.

K. Thomas j. 24 Sam Wilder 24 J. A. 24 cf King and Umi Streets, and on the Southwest side of the Oahu Railway fe Land Company's 40-foot Right-of-Way (Kalihi Branch), at I'aukika, Haunapo, Kionawawana, Kawahaeleele and Kaaleo, Kalihi, Honolulu, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii; Being a portion of R.

P. 604, L. C. A. 803, Apana 2, to A.

Adams; a 14. 51' 43' TOn the Stage On the Screen yy ZZf F9' "THREE rtVKE rzi WORLD'S ZZ7 WITH I GREATEST I WARNER Service Capt. F. L. Com.

J. H. 15. Ill 57' Com. S.

Doherty Maj. J. C. Moore. Maj.

E. Johnson pipe; 16. 124 04' Com. C. E.

24 16 24 16 24 18 17 21 20 24 23 52.20 feet along Land Court Application No. 856 to a Maj. E. S. Smith Maj.

R. H. pipe; Capt. C. C.

Tinsley NUT 17. 189' 48' Com. W. R. Thayer-Com.

E. M. 34.10 feet along Land Court Application No. 856 to a TYLER BROOKE news weekly DON in ioncs of the BARRIENTOS "TOO MANY COOKIES" DAY MUSIC pipe; cmcK 18. 151 30' The University of Hawaii -is rated as the "under dog" this year.

There are certain advantages of being the under-rated team. Over confidence has lost many a game all over the world and there have been not a few cases in the history, of Hawaiian football. 22.00 feet along Land Court Application No. 856 to a FILIPINOS OFF TO VALLEY ISLE FOR 3 GAMES "WE MAKE OVR OIFtf COOL WEATHER" rire: 19. 151 23' 48.50 feetalong L.

C. A. 2324, Apana 2, to Puniuala to a STARTS FORMER GRID STARS PROMOTE AUTO RACES (By The Associated Press) CHICAGO. Two former football stars at Ohio Wesleyan college are winding up their 15th year as co-promoters in auto races. J.

Alex. Sloan, who played in Wesley an's backfield when Fielding Yost was coach at Delaware, and J. Huff Dorward, an aggressive end there a few years later, deserted posts as sports editors years back to enter the auto racing field. They direct the auto events at many of the leading state fairs of the country and have developed many stars among whom are listed: Tommy Milton, Leon Duray, Louis Disbrow, George Clark, Ray Lamp-kin, Larry Stone and Sig TO-DAY tipe; 20. 151 30' 342.20 feet along Land Court Appli FOUR DAYS ONLY! The Filipino baseball team, under the leadership cf Henry Zerbe, will leave for a three-game series on Maui during the big annual fair of the Valley Isle.

The team is scheduled to sail on the Kilauea at 7 o'clock tonight. An invading squad of 15 Is making the trip. cation No. 856 to a portion of R. P.

3289, L. C. A. 926, Apana 6. to Kamalanai; a portion of 11.

P. 6382, L. C. A. 2833, to Keliiopu-nui; a portion of R.

P. 6846, L. C. A. 6150, Apana 3, to Kaunuohua no Mochonua; a portion of R.

P. 3546, L. C. A. 10,498, to Nahinu; a portion of R.

P. 73. L. C. A.

4887, Apana 1, to T. Sam; a portion of Mahele Award 50 to Laumaka, and the whole Of R. P. 5033, L. C.

A. 1244, Apana 1, to Kaililaukea; LOTS 1 AND 2: Being a portion of R. P. 604, L. C.

A. 803, Apana 2, to A. Adams; a portion of R. P. 3289, L.

C. A. 926, Apana 6, to Kamalanai; a portion of R. P. 6382, L.

C. A. 2893, to Kelii-opunui; and a portion Mahele Award 50 to Laumaka. (Portion of Lot 2 is covered by Lots 1 to 7, inclusive, a portion of a lane and a portion of Lot 8 of the Kalihi Stream Tract, File Plan No. 92, recorded in the Bureau of Conveyances at Honolulu, T.

situated it the West corner of King and Umi Streets; Beginning at a 4- on concrete sidewalk at the North corner of this piece of land, and on the present Southwest side of King Street, the true azimuth and distance to a City pnd County Survey Street Monument in King Street being 132 22' 05" 502.31 feet, and the coordinates of said point of beginning referred to Government Survey Triangula-tion Station "Punchbowl" being R491.C3 feet North and 11,123.44 feet West, and running by true azimuths: 1. 310" 37' 30" 439.93 feet along the present South pipe on the North You Must See It at Least Once. This Symphony of Laughter Thrills Suspent1! and Lovel west bank of Kalihi Nearly every football coach is vested with some categorical type which is characteristic of his game psychology and general attitude. Otto Klum is gradually being fitted into the "mysterious pessimistic' type. What that attitude has in effect on Dean teams is unknown as to quantity, but be has time and again come up from so called "despairaging" depths and copped the local championship.

Stream; 21. 10' 15' 187.00 feet along Land Court Appli PA LA MA NOTES cation No. 856, along the Northwest bank of Kalihi Stream to a pipe; 22. 62" 15' 122.25 feet along Land Court Application No. 856, along the Northwest bank of Kalihi Stream to The world has seen some historic alibis, but we recommend George von Elm's remark at Brae Burn as a classic.

Beaten in the first round, George said, "Well, I guess I took too many strokes." ANOTHER GENT FAMOUS FOR THE ALIBI HE CONCOCTED IS JACK DEMPSEY. AT PHILADELPHIA AFTER THE TUNNEY FIGHT HE SAID, "I FORGOT TO DUCK." The ancient Jack Quinn, pitching in the recent Macks- Yanks series, was asked by a teammate what was the mat- ter out there. Grandpa Quinn explained that the New York people were hitting the swell- est things he could throw. And that historic excuse attributed to the captain and quarterback of a Big Ten team last year after one of the enemy backs broke through and ran 75 yards for a touchdown, it was this: "Nobody had a gun." MM The time has come to talk of raccoon coats, freshman caps and the awful state of the football rules. They asked Nick Altrock about an intricate football rule the other day.

His answer was that the safest way to pitch a no-hit game was to give. every batter a base on balls. KfflMUKHWfHO a pipe; 141.80 feet along 23. 53' 56' THE COOLEST THEBTEE CNTOVN Land Court Apph cation No. 856, along the Northwest bank NO ARTIFICIAL COOLING SYSTEM is NEEDED IT'S NATL' RALLY COOL HERE of Kalihi Stream; THURSDAY 7:45 TODAY :45 50.60 feet along 24.

154 22 Land Court Appli Will Rogers in "A Texas Steer west side or King Street to a pipe; cation No. 748 (Amended) to an iron pin, passing over a on wall at S. 5G 31 League Standings MIDGET FOOTBALL LEAGUE (Grammar School Boys Only Under 80 Pounds) Xew Tork Tankees 2 0 0 4 Boston Red Sox 1115 Chicago White Sox 1 0 2 2 Philadelphia Athletics 0 111 (New Tuanaklla Midget club to join competition Saturday.) Last Saturday's Scores Yankees 19, Ked fox 0. White Sox 7, Athletics 0. For Saturday, October 13 10:30 a.

m. AH Midget clubs meet in auditorium. 11 a. m. Yanks vs.

Athletics; White Sox vs. Ianakila. JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE (Junior H. Sv Boys Only Under 100 Pounds) League to Start Saturday 1:15 p. m.

All junior clubs meet in auditorium. 2:30 p. m. Football Gee's Wildcats vs. Suinida's Broncos.

Intermediate Football League (Junior H. S. Boys Under 115 Pounds) LP Mabas 10 0 2 Kitashimas 0 0 0 Hiranoa 0 10 LAST SATURDAY Hiranos 12, Kitashimas 6. Exhibition game. NEXT SATURDAY 1:15 p.

m. All clubs meet In auditorium. 1:30 p. m. Mahas vs.

Kitashimas. Key: won; tied; lost; points awarded. The above are all Palania club league and limited to club and Settlement members only. ALUMNI GATHER 2:45 FRIDAY ONLY 7:43 Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. in "Dead Man's Curves" 2.9 feet; 20.05 feet along 25.

158 13' Land Court Appu I. 61 00' cation No. 748 (Amended) to a Dipe: 26. 158 45 4. 331" 02 69.90 feet partly along Land Court See An Application No.

748 (Amended) to a H. Wong and Hee White, commerce specialists, and Miss Erma L. Curry who received her B.S. in music in 1919. pipe; 533.20 feet to a pipe; I.

61 00' 27. 212 48' 28. 276 38' 293.00 feet along the Southwest side of the Oahu Railway ALL-STAR SI ind Land Company's 40-foot Right of Way (Kalihi Branch) to a pipe; 6. 151 02' 153.11 feet along 23. 277 00" PHONE 2447 And Help the WITH The Star of "Wingd MATINEE TODAY 2:30 PRICES Fourteen members of the North-western university alumni gathered at their monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the Honolulu chop sui house, dinner preceding.

This unit was organized about two months ago with Dr. N. M. Ben- yas as president and Albert H. Wong as secretary-treasurer.

Present Tuesday evening were Drs. N. M. Benyas, Dai Yen Chang, T. H.

Dang, R. P. Kong, H. Q. I Pang, S.

K. Ho, K. C. Zane, Wah Lam; Hoon Wo Wong, Ernest S. 30.

298 06' same to a pipe; thence on a curve to the right, with a radius of 814.9 feet, along same, the direct azimuth and distance being: 585.72 feet to a pipe; thence on a curve to the right, with a radius of 1269.4 feet. along same, the direct azimuth and distance being: 261.70 feet to a pipe; 536.70 feet along 15-25-35 CHARLES ROGERS II A BOSWORTH A I A GER A GHT MACK SWAIN 160.85 feet along the Northwest side or Umi Street to a pipe; 203.55 feet along the North west side of Umi Street to a pipe: 20.00 feet along the Southwest side of Kawaihoco Street to a pipe; 80.00 feet long the remainder of Lot 8 of the Kalihi Stream Tract (File Plan No. 92) to a pipe; 104.30 feet along the Northeast side of the Oahu Railway Land Company's 40-foot right of way (Kalihi Branch) to a pipe; thence on a curve to the, left, with a radius of 1309.4 feet, along the Northeast side of the Oahu Railway Land Company's 40-foot Right of Way (Kalihi Branch), the direct azimuth and distance being 2C3.9G feet to a pipe; thence on a curve to the left, with a radius of 854.9 feet, along the Northeast side of the Oahu Railway Land Company's 40-foot Right of Way (Kalihi Brancli) the direct azimuth and distance being 50.1.0 feet to a pipe; 330.87 feet, to the point of beginning and con-taining an axea of 158,753 Ing, A. K. Kimura, lawyers; Albert i 31.

325 07- 32. 331 02' 2 SEALED TENDERS SEALED TENDERS will be re Paff" ceived at the Office of the superintendent of Public Works, Territorial Office Building, Honolulu, up until up sir yyf Li PRESENTED BY 12 clock noon, TUESDAY, OC WINTER TOBER 16, 1928, for OIL BURNING RANGES AND BURNERS for the GIRLS' INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Kailua, Oahu. Kama Fund On Friday night at 10 o'clock at the Hawaii theater there will be a benefit show for the William K. Kama fund launched by The Star-Bulletin for the widow, and five children of Policeman Kama, killed on duty. Arranged by Sheriff Gleason and the Consolidated Amusement Co.

ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE: Combined Orchestras of Hawaii and Princess Theaters Diero, Master Accordionist Police Quartet in Popular Selections TICKETS: Loges, reserved, $L50 each. Entire house except loges, unreserved, seats $1 each. Seats now on sale at Hawaii theater and by members of Honolulu police force. FRIDAY NIGHT 10 O'CLOCK HAWAII THEATER HELP THE KAMA FUND fins SPACE CONTRD3UTED BY nOXOLULU STAR-BULLETIN THE MACK SENNETT GIRLS "RUN, GIRL, RUN" T. 145 07' GARDEN Said Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all tenders.

Specifications and blank form of REVUE proposal may be procured at the i office of said Superintendent upon RENE WILLIAMS AND HIS BAND WITH the receipt of a deposit of $25.00. same to the point of beginning and containing an area of 23504 acres. You are hereby cited to appear at the Land Court to be held in the Judiciary Building, Honolulu, City and County of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, on Saturday, the 27th day of October, 1928, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, to show cause, if any you have, why the prayer of said Application should not be granted; and unless you appear at said Court at the time and place aforesaid, your default will be recorded and the said Application will be taken as confessed, and' you will be forever barred from contesting said Application, or any Decree entered thereon. WITNESS, the Honorable Edward K. Massee, Judge of said Court, this 3d day of October, 1928.

ATTEST with the Seal of the Court. (SEAL) J. II. FISHER. Registrar.

P. C. MORRIS, Attorney for Applicant. Oct. 3, 10, 17.

LYMAN H. BIGELOW, Superintendent of Public Works. VEWS WEEKLY TPATIIE REVIEW 12 Song Hits Honolulu, October 4, 1923. Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Issues of October 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15. 'WE MAKE OUR OWN COOL WEATHER" 2 Shows Tonight7-8r30 Knights of Pythias Theater Party Second Show Tonight 15" It.

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