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Page 1: Honolulu Star Bulletin. (Honolulu, HI) 1916-08-04 [p THREE].chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn82014682/1916-08-04/ed-2/seq-3.pdf,.This afternoon 10 Medical Corp officers from--Oabu

ACUTE SHORTAGEof men and women who really Jieverknow what it is to enjoy sound, ribratiing heatth who would be surprised tosuddenly gain that exhilarating vitalitythat robust health brings. ';

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literally thousands without any par-ticular, sickness live in "general de-

bility", a the doctors call it haveheadaches, are tired and indifferent.To all Kurh nronfff we sav with unmis--

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; takabie earnestness -- Take Scott's Ten Sailing Today on Shermanzuisumanerroejoraicmomna MakeS'l4 M. U.S Orderedallow its rare oil-foo-d to enrich and en-- ; . cinA 1 tliven your blood, quicken your circula- - AWay ince june 1

u0n,umuicUiu War Department has In10 aerwop i mi rra-eiouu- ru ukubi last 60 days ordered 14 officerxaraixa acuTur, enjoyment, vucces. v. it. nanman ittn i

J51i5J2? JL?S Corp. to mainland Manila.total hereVrLu t ' i. June ' Corps her.

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JJ.r. T: ith cf Derlpi, Minn., anIr.: Lcl.'eved te ICO years

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the andof n of 25 officers prior to

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eiderabte, handicap. It was learned today. : ;, .This afternoon 10 Medical Cor pofficers from- - Oabu are sailing oa. theU. 8. Army transport Sherman, jtoakIn; total of 38 .army medical Officers whd have pone under orders tothe mainland from Honolulu slnce thefirst of June. One was also orderedto the Philippines and left last month.

.This depletion of the Hawaiian' Department's medical staff is overworkin the remaining officers so ' thatmost of them are now each doing, thework previously taken by three; men.

According to CoL Rudolph G Ebert,Hawaiian Department surgeon; nd re-

lief except perhi pa one man. Col; WB." Bannister; is1 in sight at -- tha present time to take the place or the 14officers ordered away.' Of the 10 officers leaving this afternoon two wereordered to the mainland seme-- timeago, and the remaining tight by cablea few weeks ago; The latter are under orders to report by telegrlph onarrival At the mainland to Maj.-Ge- n.

Frederick . Fans ton. commanding theSouthern Department, at San AntonioTexas. ; They will be . put to workamong the regulars end militiamen onthe border, taking care of . sanitationand working to reduce sickness amongthe troops, of which a great deaj hasrecently neen repprtea.,, .

Hawaiian Department . MedlcACorns officers leaving this afternoonInclude Capt A. JP, Clark. Llent.-Col- ;p . p. Rovncids. who was to have exchanged places with Col. W. B.; Bannister. Central Department, Chicago,,but has. been, ordered instead to thehase hospital at San 'Antonio: Maj, O;McD. Van Poole, Ma J. M. A, DeLaner,Cany. P. H. Fbucar; i. wnitnam,J. p Johnston, . S-- SL- - Crelghoni jBu Tf,French and N. Wood.

in eonseauenee of the shortage ofmedical officers here; Mai. C. A. Ragan.-attendi-

ng sorfceon: of the HawaiIan Department, is' doing three menwork. He issued notices August 1 thathe will; be at the dlspensarr. Fort DeRussr. from :45 to 10:15 .-- aaiiy;at his office at ' department headauar- -

ters. from 10:30 a. vL until ooon; anaat the Fort Armstrong 4lspensanfrom Xl:10 to 12:?0 p. m. " At all otnr hours be will b4 at Fort Rugef. : lt

Lieut Robert H. Duenner took care ofPort Rnr rior to the present shortage, tad MaJ. Van Poole departmentheadtluarterst .

0"JAPAfJES ORGANIZE;'?

COMMERCE

At f. EETi FI 6 - TH 'J R S DAY

Members of the Japanese v Mer-

chants'; Association held a:reorganiza- -

tlon' testerday afternoon, and asresult changed the name of the .

association to the Japanese Chamber: orCommerce. The meeting was held on,

the . second floor of the YokohSnnt

Rules and regulations were revisedat the meetllig. and 'the, hew name;vtlch was; suggested by Consul-Ge- V

crrl "More!, v as favorably vbted upon:&.Ucrs cX ue new chamber are at.Kawahara, president; .T. rTakakuwa,vice-presiden- t; K. Tamamotq, ..secre-tAr- v:

T. . OdO. treasurer! ' T. Ivanaga,auditor; D. Yonekura, S. Osaki and T.jsumiaa, aireciorsv . ; ;

4 . HMMteASMMaWMNM- - r.".

A suit, to set aside a deed of- - tnfsthas been filed in circuit court i pyNina Bertelmann against Ji K. cock'ett et al. , :

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This famous piire food makes up for a frequent lack ofcertain; nourishing "elements ' in, the dailf ; diet whichmakes for mental and. physical development.:

j These, ;eleraents-th-e -- vital, mineral . phosphates---ar- o"

found in abundance in the wbcat, and . maltedbarley flours, from ; which Grape-Nut- s is made. All the "

fockl' yalnes of these grains are retained in splendid pro-

portions in this 'food.'. : ;

Grape-Nut- s comes from the sp,

delicious, ready to eati and remarkably easy of digestion.

"There's a Reaccn"'

;, fcrjosTurj ; .

Sold by Grocers and Stores.

BOfoliftM) StABHLITrm, FBIDAY AUOUST 4, 1016.

Helps to you. to us ah4 td thecarrier boy.

: jIt roao 'not'tet roui papel

promtff. ta4 (regularly; tadpbos iQll sk for tf Orelation Department and mike the e"

complalnL Serving so, . many4- - thousands of tomes, every ifter

noon - makes occasional. - Wpses 4.4 possible. ' I, , . . ..:'.

The Star-Bulleti- n maintains.unto :30 p. tn. each day. a spe--

r cirj arrvtce for any cus--

tomer the carrier 'may nave

f TTTTT4yThe Elks lodge meets at 8 o'clock

tohlgnt.

; Knights of. Pythias. Mystic Lodge.meets for regular business at 7:20 tonight is Pythian hall. , ; ...

circuit Judge Whitney has refused to grant tho suit tor, divorce filedby Alexander, Llftee agalhst TctotiUrtee.- -; ;.J; ,-

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which is

is

"agreeli

.on

va ine grouna or desertion, circuit cent: mainland trtn. aia mat some- -vuage wnicnej to ,Mary I snouia oe done bywong long a xrom'.woiglorganiiations .stopping ;

'' I called. the

the rronnri rnU' fMwi Ifcsf ' iKliftd ' tif.? 'Mf? stated ' Mra. R. C. Brooks wife of IL:vt" . .. .to Mrs. that ne visitea tats cuia nancmg place I iirooK3, wno is tno sunaay

Pua- - a xlivorc from Gor anoDinson.

" Amelia has filed In clH&ttcourt a discontinuance of the suit for

brought y, her against ftt&ertuounar. - -

Alleging failure ( to

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and similitudeBuyeyohi has failed la circuit court

suit Lend which had even: value.

Bids Yor additions andmenu to the HIlo armory of tho1 Na

coat $4000. nre some action . wHh other organisationsfrdvmised for .bj ,th' departmeht .oX

Dt!ott''btUitenUoi-.t- becomean American citizen &m been fqed fafederal br Itertnann rkii ra?kbr by Dceaphtlon'ahd a native of Germany.

Kate

from

cburt

' Alleging ! non-suppor- t, ' yjullaNani Luke, tetter known as. MadameAlapai, the vocal soloist. has filed fncircuit cburt a, stilt for against

': Accounts of tho departmentwill be Xept on cards hereafter.-Mor- e

than; TOW bf thent j .being.' trans-- ferred-- from ''BObka? to thtr tisy- -

' with

nmnli Association, scheduled for . thiseretlnr, has been postponed until' Io'clock next Monday evening: .Themeeting win held in tho roomithe association,: 1337 Fort street

JOseph Kalian, 8i3 Cooke street; Ke--

M wri

Koo-ones,

and" Mrs; Parah' MahlhJla were', wit-nesses..' 's-'- 1r'

read very. .

theiv: -- ;.',

'among UkT

as wlU : whenwater , says

warry Murray,have

aro.

withi music;Prfcejs jrlll

awarded best costumes worn

LusXtana School

tnere.i v,Ci

Alleging Kanehas. died circuit'

suit lor from U. illqieong ixy filed suit mvorcefrom: Leon; Loy, alleging;

.;:.i:rreception Island

priests the onrwanii .niisslonbjeld

Home, upper Fort' streetThey will be Consul Moroithis evening the Consul's; residence

Nunann

the studynese will be started the

,10. The willdirection Carleton Miller,

Who has Just fromwhere he friends investi

the latest methods the studyJapanese

Uul also made inquiriesinto i.pnStudy has beennected the United States consu

service Japanyears. At the present time henected with the service

IlawaiL The hew cjass wiH takebeginners Japanese win taeettwo times weekly, Monday Thurs- -

day

iniriHiiira TJiGfii fU1IUUUU1

WILEO HULA

ISIlElfJ ISSUE:.rv.f:-;-

Promotion CommitteeLodges With San

Lodging protest With the SanDiego againsthuU dance declaredre present Hawaii grossly, the Hawaii

Committee signifies thatprepared to object

the hula wherever learns suchtortions are

Secretary P. Taylor today-- sentthe following letter to Penfold,secretary the Diego

bellevo ran with methat fit and proper me

attention made.our Oahusns who recently

returned from includ-ing visit to the 6aa exposi

Hawaiian entertainment IrhmuA

"At the Rotary Club yesterday Mr. a the firmLewen CooLe. to

nas, granted thing gain, islandcitofce. ...toward so-Ton- g.

C'. r" hula dancing on mainland

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hich gave vry,On LowreV- - Dr.-:-t- .r

uage pas, granted conuuetmgRobinson

Bodnar

divorce

Mrs:

are

.of

and wtfs hnddisgusted with theing that it was not hula all. butmore hoochi coochl Chicago

fame, lie stated thatperhaps his wouldbinv said mat woen

danced. old-tim- e

provide. inon religious ntes, w-- s. something

H tor divorce esthetic

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A- -

But, said, tho exhibitIsthmus' was blot

improter upon the fair name territory.and nsKfcd.the notary take

tional Guard, being

divorce

--wateh::

which would tend tntsfeature from the San Diego

Zons.year ago. was

called la.of the dancer

the Santook the matter

with ther Saa fairand asked; that they

and. ;also thisture1 front their zoneand was done.' The of

wrote ine saying .that"show was right and that many people said they it, outisiafid neople' andUateo

while. was agent' the

lhadoccallon.to cer--

beH.

tain acts', which.cancmg aisn aisgrace.

time have onlyheard" Mr. but

other people wnohave' ybor; thefitonr. would-- , the same:; San

they had two three HA--

buTied kZ-l-Z' ZrZ

Funeraliservices P?Y?Ubo.at iJ- - cf rVrers Jtgo-- olokaiwife. ana;tnat:avone ume iney

were iwsoc iaieaMiss Annie" XVAhrLeong W .exnimu.ii.jwey:.i;,.n .n9h..' 'tr. inev snow .my yi;ryrnrrrTr: thorou2hly.;afld:f.?atUtude,of. thl$

"jway

cele--hwiffnn-:'- f 'Ttatr Hawi.il

Water-mete- rs WinessVsec ry. but iertainlytlon beltrg. monui, would not ?care' any tf--

are due' forttf for the of;Thls tin Prder keep those ,days'' If this: hula

be JiMswly-nstaJIed.taeter- fi hiMt atso have- - thatsays Murray;' manager.jDf

Carelessness businessis, a of

butnlus next

department.

HawaiFfearded: Hawaii would

whldtthenx money well

they lind.their matter expect

water. Mr report In: partfcular.V'..' V-'- h.' t

Indications 'tomorrow night'sNational Guard mssquerade ball, intbe armory liawaUanbe ittendje44

for

i l streeCr"bfetweem

isj ...

failure -

in court aMlkano.?

nas

Cruelty.:.-;-;- .;

A - for

night at hall Edu

guests ofatstreet'

' A course of Japaat Y. M. C.

A-- class be un

visited add- -

Inof by conversational

th osirecenttof He '

withIn , of

is conimmigration

fn up

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HawaiiProtest

; Oiego Exposition : i

aexposition a disgusting

to

Promotionto distortions of

It dispractised.'A.

H. J.of exposition:

"J willIt to

to a complaintby of

mainland,-- ,

a Diegotion, concerning a

on 1 V v

M.'Lowrey ofc in re--

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A impression ofC.

Absolutely thoroughlyexhibition,,. .

atof A of

auditors agreewnen he tne nuia.

nroBorly Interpretedperformed

Suyeyo;

disgraceof

he Clubto

, to .eliminateexposition.

Eliminated atA my

disgraceful exhibitsoKaned. nuia on tne

Fyandsco exposition.ImmediateM . up

officialsofficially discoun-

tenance eliminateentertainments,

it . the-sho-

bis

had enjoyed ourthought otherwI$eri

perseaUy ' thought otherwise,becavse, '1 forPromotion . Committee on the coast,

Interfere;so-call- ed vaudeville la

tne was."At present we

from Lowrey presumeIL .interviewed .

exposition;be In

or j

ill be In th KawatH y1"?cemetery:

the.:tpme. 5allau was.bom ?lranv- - Jv . exposiuon

- wk we fiw mn--

of;iA'!nMK.M Bjeuumeuw-

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areRnlhna. '

in' November, irf , , al--1 , to

celebrationy.; fabne to j Vsoalledwatch.on, Is continued.-T- o

JUrry;'aepartmenu

month.':

largelythe

divorce

extreme

cational

August

returned Japan,

con

number

meeting

referrinr

Midway

legends

attentionJlpUlar

manager

Sunday;

versing,,.:looklngt forward-- .

ftnilri'thei

continue"accounts quarter-- 1 proposed

exhibit hroughtMHto prominence; onDay. and Balboa Day. and reas partot. be

something;;; -- wa - could . not," verymen. testing stomach:

they.gef ;am Abf this and to

manager, of th Lowrey's verified every'

v;-".- ; rrwill

' provide,

for,

joX

Japanese. -

.

he

aone;ft

all

attended-- '

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,

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startlnr 'private

- "We hbw that it is delicatepeople to handle but be--

UiJ9 see our nwn tuana point,very reaaiiy,

DAILY HELIIIIOERS

TAiirflfa Hound tlnit ftUtO. ILDOL

being poured on the new pavement Lewis fcsaoita.: rnone aut.

toMlkano

.y'i'rifarewell;

if waslast tho of the

on.., I'new, in

der the of

gatedthe srv

Mr. Miller;books f.th$

lar for

andand

evenings:'

v.?--

sifs--

it

Saa

forcall

the

the

bad

stat

fairwith

theand

bur

Prancisco

fea

ito;

the

Franciscb

Hawaii,Wb

though-the- ?

lot'Investlga- -

matter, for you

yott: can.

trMAJ 'thS)

,vta reaa tine; want. aqsm mevoiar--

rutieltin: is ' to put yourself ; In ; touchanew: with the life of 'the clty'; . ,

Exdnatve. xorst ahop, .Tho Goodwin.? rms. 21r22r Pantheon tiltAd

rTioJl'nA

.Lt the children eat their fill ofLovers Cream Bread if deliciousand healthful, and' wrapped for theiriteajia '

For Diatined AYater. Rlre'i sootBer..and:.all .other popular Drinkstry the Con. soda water woro co.

Usoallr the merchant who "bigenough" to make nis; store of real invportance to the people is. also wiseenousn 10 conrucs mem mruugu aue- -

Quate advertiainr--

. LOSTFriday morhlnr: flopping district

brooch pin. diamonds and sapphire;.office. 545--- 3t

NOTICE

Dr. ; Ilutchlnson will see fewpatients, at his residence in Kaimukl.Telephone 7Z12 for apolatment.

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even In;; meetings at the Opera House,and Dr. R. D. yilliama, president ofthe Mid-Pacifi- c Institute, entertainedthe girls at the summer camp of theT. W..C A: last night with an unusually. high-Clas- s rrsram. Mrs. Brookshas charming repertoire or : songsand stories as told by "her lldrenand JDr. --Williams- an excellent collectlon of sleight of hand tricks. :

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COMMODITIES OF WAR

According . to recent news fronri Japan, the Russian government nas ordered of Japan large numbers of theJapanese' menkeys to be shipped tothe war zone. Japan has already madefirst shipment .of 83 young monkeysto Vladivostok. Presumably they formedical experimental purposes.

I SI lForty-eigh- t yersons7 were killed in

street accidents Jn w York in June

Ovcrvoriindi

Worry; Don't Pay

Overwork" and worry may promiseWealth, but ; too - often 1 .take o awayhealth. The kidneys are apt to girout first, and if they do, it's danger-ous' to delay. . Begin using Doan'sBackache Kidney Pills as soon as youare seized with dally backache, nerv-ous or dizzy spells, headache, Indigestion, heart flutterings, rheumatic painor urinary disorders,: and rest . thekidneys ! by. avoiding all; excesses.Doan's are the most' widely used, thebest , recommended kidney ."remedy inthe worlds 7?:-- ; v-;';--

'When ? Your ; Back-- : Is - Lame Remember the Name.! . DOAN'S BACK-ACHE ; KIDNEY, PILLSr Sold by alldruggists - at' 50c a box (six boxes$2.50), or mailed on receipt, of priceby the Hollister Drug Co, or Benson,Smith A Co.,; agents , for the Hawaiian Islands.. - -

C&chcake

l??you in zxr&U

ary condition

originaldeKcatc perfuine

f lizdo iiito cleansest ccct cinitsry fact- -'

oryiathcirorld.

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GOOD SILVERWAREATTRACTIVE SILVERWAREi GUARANTEED SILVERWARE;

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liNot cumbersome, heavy pieces wlth.a thin plate, but nice, light

pieces with a thick plate. , v"Plated ware that fels like Sterlings '

;. . A REAL BARGAIN "v V.- -

Tablespoons. dosen, ;TaVlespoons, $idoim; 4

' Other pieces priced in proportion.' ,17.17. Dimond d Co., Ud. 1

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! 7 A splendid new' shipment of Silk Embroidered

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in oui-- jshowv;e ry fin e s t productionsbo th i h v'd eislgh, w eav eandyorkmariship;Insp

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