Hilo Daily Tribune du lieu suivant : Hilo, Hawaii • 6

SATURDAY, JTJNE PAGE SIX twnorai MrAdoo has serv- W.G SING General MORE PRUSSIAN MANNERS JJiitl'-'i ed notice that railroad folders In the future must be "purely informative." Why not aply the same rule, too, to ntract PERSONALS Medical Efficiency Raises Riot Among German Prisoners Mr. Creel's literary ter Chronicle ana. ueniucmi. ESTIMATES FURNISHED 0, -APPLICATION BUILDING, PAINTING AND cemenV work VOL. skimmed milk; they are curdled milk and I only wish the Germans could get at them and give them a touch of the kulture they gave poor Belgium, France and Serbia.

"As for myself, I am handicapped somewhat, but still have one hand that can tap a typewriter; I hope to get back into the newspaper game and do my bit that way, if not suppressed by certain influences. "You can print all I have written, for I don't give a damn who knows about conditions Dr. and Mrs. L. L.

Sexton, with their two children, sailed for Honolulu yesterday morning on the Mauna Kea. Mrs. Sexton and the children will go to Kauai from Honolulu to visit her parents. MAJ. CLARK'S PLANE FOUND (Continued from Tage one.) made a temporary camp for the night alongside the machine.

It was 4 o'clock in the afternoon when they found the plane and darkness came on soon afterwards. It rained that night too, and the Japanese had a most uncomfortable time of it until daylight arrived on Thursday morning. Bright and early on Thursday morning the men started home for Hilo. They made fast' time down to the 3.300 foot level, where they spent the Tel." 367, Bank Buildin May 31. Impatient and brutal treatment of shell shock cases, and other forms of nervous disorders resulting from battle strain, provoked such resentment in the German military hospital at Rosenheim that the patients mutinied today, wrecked their wards and burned the Colonel H.

H. Morehead eft for P. O. Box. 401 hospital.

BETTER THAN MACHINE' GUNS LONDON, May 31. In order to re Jk, LTD. VcV press disorders among the peasantry FOR LEASE In the center of Hilo, the be VIGILANTES JCUSEAULD (Continued from Page One) that the statements therein contained are correct "Mr. Auld, the Executive Commit of the Ukraine, the Germans have re cently taken to poison gas, as an Honolulu yesterday on the Mauna Kea and will be in consultation with the Army officers on Oahu today regarding the arrangements for the calling of the National Guard to the colors. The band of the 25th Infantry may come to Hilo for July Fourth, if the expenses of the musicians can be arranged for.

There are forty pieces in the band, which is well known as an excellent military organization. Supervisor E. H. Lyman is able to get about town once more. His right ankle which was very severely sprained three weeks ago now allows the supervisor to make his way about with the aid of a stick.

All makes of typewriters, adding machines, numbering machines and improvement upon machine guns. Several villages in which there had location for any line of business tee of the Island of Hawaii Vigilance night in the same camp as on their upward journey. May Recover Engine On Friday morning the homeward journey was resumed and Hilo was reached at 4 o'clock. The Japanese took the camera to Lieutenant Colonel D. S.

who has charge of the entire matter of locating the seaplane. The colonel immediately informed army headquarters in Hono Corp3 regret to have to write you as occurred breaches of the regulations imposed by the kommandants have been- drenched with gas, asphyxiating whole communities. we are obliged to do, but such assertions as you have made concern PEELING Inquire at this office ing the American Red Cross can not POORLY? 'iiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimmnnj AMERICAN RED CROSS BOMBED be left uncensured by this orr.niza-tion. While we appreciate tint you WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN have committed no statutory FRANCE, May 31. German airplanes RIGHT today loosed a shower of bombs on in.

your remarks, we must say we consider that you have con.niitfed. an American Reck, Cross hospital in RAN an offense against the world by rour Just dragging around Tired all the time? Languid, depressed, discouraged Do not stimulate that will only make bad matters worse. Take a tonic, a regular tonic, and one entirely free from alcohol. Take condemnation of the American Red ky Fl Cross organization, the most worthy Picardy. American Red Cross nurse3 and attendants hastily carried the wounded into the cellars of nearby houses.

Bombs fell1 all about the hospital, but there were no casualties. lulu by wireless of the finding of the seaplane. That the three Japanese who have located the seaphyie will now be offered terms to bring the engine, pice-meal, from its resting place to Hilo, is the unofficial opinion of Colonel Bowman. He expects to hear from General Wisser some time today and then will make plans to have the engine brought into this city. The same party of Japanese on Saturday and Sunday of last week EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR Hudson Super-Six, No 23, 7.seattf Is running REGULAR TRIPS TO KONA and humanitarian agency now in ex istence.

maine sistan tempt ed He Leaving Hilo every Tuesday morniJ cash registers cleaned, oiled and repaired at Moses Stationery Co. Adv. A meeting of the Loan Fund Board will be held at Waimea on Thursday, June 6. On the next day the members of the Board will meet Chairman Kauhane of the Board of Supervisors and will hold a meeting in Hilo. Chairman A.

C. Wheeler will preside at both meetings. Robert S- Blake, formerly of Papai-kou, writes to The Tribune, under date of May 11, that he has been HINDENBURG IN RHEIMS a ff.Ort 1 T- ui i.ov, icsiuig rv.uiia lur alio ererr xnursaay morning at 7:30. (Continued from Page One) Apers hmmik Fare: Hilo to Volcano House. $2 a Little iher youi Hilo to Pahala, Hilo to Wato ANZAC FINDS HUNS BUSY (Continued from page camps of the United States, .1 feel that in America is there true religious freedom and the right kind of spirit.

hinu, huo to Kona, $10.00. Jcgsh huaent i Order, Telepnones 45 or 82. House Telephone, 471. made a search for the seaplane, but without success. They ascended to ithe 3,700 foot elevation at that time I but that was not quite far enough, las after events proved.

The plane 'can easily be located now by the Japanese and they are ready to dis laa, yest able to enlist in the merchant ma-1 BOLD FOB 60 YEARS was a fere soon plung There is gram Company report that there is no sign of relaxing German pressure. North and South of Soissons, says the correspondent, who does not agree' with the French official communiques, the enemy has pushed out his lines on both banks of the Aisne, and his infantry is filtering through the woods and down the valleys along the whole front, wherever a weak spot in the thin French line can be found. Other British dispatches lacking in detail seem to indicate that the fighting has also spread eastward to the confines of Rheims. rines and has been assigned to duty on board the S. S.

Calvin Austin. An oli-tanker is expected to arrive at Hilo today, and will take on a load of molasses for the mainland. The flagship Mauna Kea of the cuss terms for bringing in the engine at least. Je pool. allow.

You will soon feel the gain all through your system. And you will keep the gain, too. Ask your doctor, and do as he says. To get the most out of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, your bowels should be regular. Correct any tendency to constipation with Ayer's Pills.

Dose, just one pill at bedtime. Prepared by SR. J. A TER Lowell. U.

S. A. Id disap; Je surfac CHAS. H. Will GENERAL CONTRACTOR Hilo, Hawaii ESTIMATES ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING SPECIFICATIONS Ire struc THE FAMILY LAXATIVE Nyal's Figsen does not purge or gripe, but is smooth and gentle in action.

Figsen is the most desired laxative that we handle, for both children and grownups. Hawaii Drug Company, Hilo. Adv. the bott "When I think of your Cardinal Gibons and read of what he and thousands of other bishops and priests have said about the duty of American Catholics I feel hot enough to just start something rough with Mannix and O'Kelley. "There would appear to be a deliberate campaign under way here and elsewhere to have some breeds of Catholic hamper and injure the cause of the Entente Allies in every possible manner.

It is awful to feel this way but it is all too true and I can swear to the dirty work being done in my own land. Many Absolutely Loyal "Thank God there are hundreds of thousands of Irish-Australian Catholics at the front as volunteers, too, and they are the cream of the nation: The rest are not even the The othe ijroate came al imntain ittiiitir krm. It Inter-Island fleet left for Honolulu yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The S. S.

Helene of the Inter- i Island fleet was loading freight at i Kuhio Wharf yesterday for Hakalau and Honohina. The S. S. Niihau was alongside the wharf yesterday taking on freight for Kau ports. I You are not getting the best out of your piano unless you keep it I tuned.

Phone Moses Stationary Co. and ask to have a tuner call and 1 place your piano in good condition. Adv. The S. S.

Wailele was busy yes-1 at Juan shape TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stone left for Maui yesterday on the Mauna Kea.

They will remain on the Valley Island for two months or so. Dr. L. T. Sorenson was a departing passenger on the Mauna Kea yesterday morning for Mahukona, Ko-hala.

He will be soon going to Honoullu to meet his sister, who is coming from the Coast to visit him. ALL CLASSES OF CONSTRUE TION WORK HANDLED INSTALLATION OF MACHINERY AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT Japle of Biscuits, pastries and cones I are delicacies as made by the HAWAII BISCUIT CO. Bridge Street, near Haili HILO kl It tras Cou TELEPHONE 21 Fisher Hy out FOR SALE hour ti withon Dlaa wa terday at Kuhio Wharf loading freight for Honomu and Pepeekeo. In the Fourth Circuit Court yester CLEAN, folded newspapers, suitable for wrapping, for sale by the pound at the Tribune office. to be tt one ti: FRANCIS J.

CATT0N ARCHITECT Rooms 10-12 Bank Bldg. HILO, HAWAII An Account 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I i I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Fifty-five Cents Each! I What? I Men's I Where? 1 vere i the bod; returnin WAREHOUSE site near railroad track at Kukuau, Hilo. The First Trust Co. of Hilo, Ltd. 5n disapj day morning Mrs.

Ah Tai was allow- i ed temporary alimony of $15 a month which will be continued until the divorce suit which is pending Is heard and decided. The investigating committee of the grand jury is not expected to make i a report for days to come. Many witnesses have been' examined and books belonging to the county have i been inspected by the committee. fhe play HOUSE and lot at Kukuau. $1,600.

The First Trust Co. of Ltd. years saw t' of the At the I Hilo Toggery Co. HOUSE and lot at Halepuna, Hilo. $1,600.

The First Trust Co. of Hilo, Ltd. Ii The the la T. MACHfDA DRUG STORE Pure Drugs Toilet Article- Opticians Tel. 115 217 Kamehameha ich a co ft handl LOTS at Halepuna, Hilo.

$325.00 to $600.00. The First Trust Co. of idea mj drownin With this bank will entitle you to complete banking service and will enable you to share with us the benefit of our increase. All well-managed banks reflect the stimulus of commercial and industrial prosperity in an increase of deposits and resources. But not all banks take thought to hold fast when the tide recedes.

Hilo, Ltd. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE been 'er soom repo DISCOUNT FOR CASH 107 Front Street, Hilo, Hawaii And this Is but one of the many bargains obtainable In our store during the clearance sale. EJ We also wish to announce that we have Just Received A new stock of Ralston shoes including the latest styles direct from New Prices $5.00 and up Ej This shipment contains high and low English shoes for men and women. Just the styles you have been waiting for. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ij 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 FEE SIMPLE and leased lands in Kona, Hawaii.

Enquire of The First Trust Co. of Hilo, Ltd. i' of fy of 6. Publis HOUSE and lot at 29 Miles Olaa, Hawaii. $1,000.00.

The First Trust dav; Co. of Hilo, Ltd. been Mtion All cash sales are subject to a discount of five per cent, payable in Thrift Stamps. We specialize in Dry Goods and Ladies and Gents1 Furnishings Sheriff Samuel K. Pua left for Kau yesterday to attend to some police court work there during the absence of the deputy Bherlff of the district.

Kepa Kaapuiki, who told Judge Metzger yesterday that he had felt rather queer in the head and that that was the reason he had created a disturbance on Monday last, was released from custody upon the prosecution entering a nolle prosse and upon Kepa promising- not to cause any trouble in future. Ben Brown, clerk to Sheriff Pua, is back on the job again nd has quite recovered from a slight Indisposition that laid him up on Tuesday last Chief of Detectives George ardson Is once more back on duty after being laid up for a couple of days with an attack of grippe. Assistant Chief of Detectives George Tucker went over to Kau on Thursday on a business trip but 1b expected to return to Hilo today. Chairman Kauhane of the Board of Supervisors came In from Walohinu 347.27 ACRES good land at 18 Miles Ola. $8681.75.

The First Trust Co. of Hilo, Ltd. BISHOP AND COMPANY SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Ve 76 210 ACRES land lor lease in Puna, at reasonable rate. The First Trust Co. of Hilo, Ltd.

LEASEHOLDS Carryi Ord HOUSE and lease on Piopio Street. IDEAL DRYG00DS CO. .82 Front St Ndon, $750.00. The First Trust Co. of Hilo, Ltd.

lament, iimnimmiuimn U1fl Thrift will tvin the war practiced. P1 known Is ali SEVEN HOUSES and lease on Pio PHONE ORDERS Are as promptly and carefully filled by us as when you call at the Market and make your selection in person The NEW MARKET is the only market in Hilo that has a cold storage plant on its premises. ichei A country worth fighting for lg worth saving for. Buy Thrift Stamps. pio Street.

$4,600.00. The First Trust Co. of Hilo, Ltd. kind iHiiiiiiiiHiiHiiiiiiHiiiiHiHiiiiiiiniiiiiiHmniiiiiiiimiii imiiiniinnnw BIND your old books and magazines; FO enfnw In rod Missing numbers supplied; euit cases, all kinds of leather goods gold stamped. Phon 21 or call Kau, on Thursday evening.

He left again for his country home yesterday afternoon but will be back early next week to attend the meeting of the board on Wednesday. Judge J. S. Ferry In the Puna court yesterday gave his decision in favor of K. Maeda, a Japanese who ury Hilo Dally Tribune.

53tf Antn bfu 8e In of tl 'hou7eT17ore7It Business Opportunity 2 COTTAGES on Kau Lane, Puueo. emerge torpo.se thus Sanitary Conditions and we sell nothing but MEATS WITH FINE FLAVOR njacn i.uu per month. The First Trust Co. of Hilo, Ltd. i "1 road NEW COTTAGE In the Kaihenul tad had been sued by C.

E. King on a proissory note. You can not efficiently manage any business unless you have modern office equipment. All filing da vices either in wood or steel at Moses Stationery Co. Adv.

Fly time, keep them moving. The next best thing to swatting the fly la driving him away. The sweep- ying Tract Ready for occupancy June 1st. $25.00 per month with gar age. The First Trust Co.

of Hilo, Ltd. "cenaes Used. I want an energetic, business woman to take charge of office and 'selling made-to-order ladies' and misses' coats, dresses, skirts and waists. It is a good opportunity for the right person. Applicants should get in communication with me at Hotel Demosthenes.

Hilo Iron Works Honolulu Iron Work. Proprietor TELEPHONE 140 NEW MARKET i 6 Haili Street Phone 75 IS nig. breeze of an eelctrie fan will keep flies from sleeping Infants, or STRIA KICK, Engineer's Supplies, Boiler Tub'ei adults, and from exposed food on dining table or in kitchen. A G. E.

fan costs but a trifle to operate and Insures cooling breezes and protec Help Win the War-Observe the "Less" Days I W. H. Seligson 5 Steel and Iron Bar, Brats and Bronze Bart, Plumbing 8 up. plies, Qraphllatum Paint General Machine and Repair Work Catting and Heavy Ferglngi 'Wue i killed. tion from flies.

We have Bites and types to suit every requirement. Hilo Electric Light Letd. Adv. fiimiiiiiiiiimmi.