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HONOLULU. 1‘. TL. Sept. 23‘ (By
liail).-—~The effect of storms and
other atmospheric disturbances upon
.‘the climate. the health, minds and ac—
tivities of the peoples of the Pacific
and upon agriculture and industry. is
being studied iw-re by Dr. Stephen S.
Visher. associate professor of geogra-
‘phy, at the University of Indiana.
.rwho received the ll;-.hop Museum Fel-
cane. strike the
island 0: Oahu.
district, and.
habitants. - .
“The Kona wind results. from a dif-
in low air pres-
“It
ference in intensity.
sure areas." Dr. \‘isher explained.
this wind is strong enough to over-
trade winds. we have
strong southerly wind. sometimes call-
because it is hot
winds travel
in this
come the
ed ‘the sick wind}.
and depressing. These
front 50 to 100 mile! an hour
velocity becomes
China and the In-
region. but their
much greater near
dies."
Dr.
months in
the winds there,
Visher will
very closely by Dr. Visher. he said.
These winds. a- mild form of hurri-
southern part of the
known as the Kuna
according to Hawaiian
tradition, bring sickness upon the in-
8.
several
the Fiji Islands. Studying
and then will proceed
to the Tongan and Samoan Islands.
spend
TEACH GIRLS TO mucosa.
NE“? YORK. Sept. ,23.——On“:he 3‘s;
tion that most girl pup so
3:?pwill ‘marry and make their
homes in small city apartments, pub-
lic schools here are being equipped to
teach them how to keep house econ-
omically and efliciently. under those
nditions. . \
churt of the equipment of the do-
mestic science department of each of
the new standard school buildiglgls
opened this year. isa model flati 01:
ing the space of one ordinar) so 10
room. and including a kitchen, hung
room, dining room: hall, bedroom an
bath. a . _
he model flat is a large
Adjoining t' d three small kitch-
okin room an
:35 segparated by railings. the entire
unit providing for the instruction o:
40 pupils at once. .
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TERMS. ‘
GIVES LOXG _
WATERBCRY. Sept. 23.—-Judge c.
L. Avery, in the Superior Court'here.
today. sentenced the four men who
robbed aged Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Pa-
tern'o. of Cheshire, last July. to long
prison terms. The prisoners plead d
guilty to charges of having bound d
gagged the couple and robbing them
by means of great violence. Joseph
Copoldo. ringleader, was given from
five to seven years: Giuseppe Failla.
from four to seven years: .Carmela
Ferraro. from (our to seven years. and1
Nicole. Giola. from two to live years.
d
‘lowehip from Yale University this
year.
"The effect of storms upon ships at
lea has been studied extensively but
Influence of storms upon the health.
minds and activities of people in the
little throught has been given to the
storm-swept regions." he said. in ex-
plaining his work. "To this subject»
I will devote at least a year of study
In the Pacific/islands. gathering to-
gether all the known data. which.
with my own observations. be
publislwd."
The Kona winds. the most severe
which reach Hawaii. will be observed
returning to Honolulu to assemble and
complete his data tor publication.
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St’ES FOR LOSS OF EYE. .
NEWARK. N. J.. Sept. 23.—A stilt
for $85,000 damages for the loss of his
right eye. blinded by a blow from a
golf ball. has been brought by Cor-
nelius Toohey. 14-year-old caddy.
against Franklin “'ebster. of East
Orange. Toohey charges \Vebst'cr
with negligence, contending that the
player. in hitting the ball from a spot
fifty yards from the putting green.
made no effort to avoid hitting, him.
will
Simm' ons‘ complete line
of Bed Springs and
Mattresses is on
Simmons’ complete line
of Bed Springs and
ties hitherto u‘nknown-‘to science. be-
cause their habitat was presumably
lower in the water than sci‘ence had
been able to observe. '
wail. selected species which were un-
known to them, and sent them to Dr.
Jordan for examination.
was that the six new species were
classified. \
scientific viewpoint, to be among the
most remarkable and important on
the Pan-Pacific Educational confer-
Mattresses is on
display
display
l This Week \
Simmons’ Display ‘Week
at Our Store .
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_ They know now that Springs and Blattresses labeled
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What's more, they trust the .mm'mry ova/fly of
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The designation; given to the six
w . f _ species. by Dr. Jordan. are: ‘ .
, y ' Loa Excelsa. a species of kihikihi
‘ ‘ a» ‘ lo;- butterfly ssh. strikingly handed in
' . - “f N“ yellow and black.
5 2’ _ .‘Vesposus .Egreglus, so designated
, , ~. , because) 01 its resemblacno :0 Q wasn't!
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l HONOLULU, Sept. 23.-—Varietles Of
nest.
lfish hitherto unknown were discover.
Rhyacan'tlilas Carlsmithi. named
7 for Carl A. Carlsmith, of Hilo. who
«ed as a result of the eruption of the sent many ,0: the species to Dr. Jor-
;\:olcano of Manna. Lot. two years ago.
"l‘his fact has just been announced by
dan. It is a deep rose red in color.
Dr. David Starr Jordan. Chancellor Rhechies Armiger. a conger “1
Emeritus of Leland Stanford Junior
with ,hooks on its snout resembling
University, California, noted ichthyol- blackberry thorns. and 18 solid dull
ogist.
black in color.
The columns of lava burrowed Nyctimaster 36111531113 named 1'01'
’deeper into the ocean than man had
. the Hilo resident who discovered it.
lbeen able to penetrate. and thousands It is a smart blaCk lantern fish, 3° d9“
of fish of strange and fantastic shape signated because 0f the many lumin-
and color were killed and washed up ous 313.3“ behind the eye and along
on the beach by the tidal wave caus— “5 sides. which give the impression
ed by the lava flaw. of phosphorescence. It is a solid dull
black in color. _
Peristedlon Engyceros or alligator
fish. or a. brilliant scarlet hue. which
is characterized by large bony plates
or armor. 1 “:4an .lu
Each of the six is a. deep water fish.
All live in water of more than 150
feet in depth. and some as deep as
Among them were found six varie- li
Amateur ichthyologlsts in Hilo, Ha-
. which too little is heard on this side."
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511131511 POLICE nan) SECRET
Police authorities ‘of this city yester-
'day arrested Antonio Yoset. 'proprie—
tor of an alleged clandestine printing
office. where it is asserted terrorist
season.
ner Ave.
VARIERICA GREATEST NATION.
LONDON. Sept. 23.——-The Rev. Reg-
inald'J. Campbell. who has just rc-
sumed his London ministry after his
visit to th‘ United States. told his par—
ishioners in his first sermon at Christ
church that: America was "now the
greatest nation in this world. strong—
er than ours. richer than ours. able
to do‘ materially what it likes. and to
give spiritual leadership to mankind
it it chooses." y
Dr. Campbell said he had found
traces of anti-British feeling. but that
he was also made aware of "a warm
and widespread friendliness. of
Stiff ?~ Sore?
A lame back. score muscle or a mi!
ioim often is considered too lig‘m'V k
the sufieter. It should be remand-{:3
that backache, rheumatic pain.
ness, soreness, sallow skin and p“ .. is
under the eyes are symptoms oi Minty
and bladder trouble—and these certagg'y
should not be neglected._’
Willing P113
help‘ the kidneys eliminate from ti»...
system the poisonous waste and no !
‘that cause these aches and pains. '1 .L. _
sci promptly and effectively to rm» -
week, overworked or diseased kicn \,
and blsddcr‘to healthy. normal to...
dition.
J. E. Simmons. 400 E. 50th St; Portland 0...
writes: "I was troubled with backa. .. ,.;
urinary trouble. ltried Foley Kidney P . fl,
will say that I highly recommend them i E. \,
one troubled in that I"). as they are CXCE..[uL -
For sale by Stillman-Powell Corp.
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terature was published.
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—Reynolds’ Cider Mill open for
Boston Post Road at Scrib- ~
Grinding daily.
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THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
Newell & Murray
CLOTHIERB AND FURNISH ERS
—-Coal at Harris and Gans.
The result
aciysm of nature as the Alika flow
could have brought them 'to the sur-
face. Dr. Jordan said. Rhyacanthlas
Carlsmithi ranged at least 1,000 feet
below the ocean's surface. he added.
record." Dru Jordan said when he . Dr. Jordan has sent to the Smith-
made public the classifications here. sonianlInstitute. in Washington. D. C..
while he was attending the sessions of a. paper detailing the results of the
investigation and the new classifica-
t bus.
“I consider the discoveries. from a
ence. ~
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Entra tires in Blah: Street: ‘Filtrf
Store open
snoc store! . :,
('zilvlttlnl' says i ll zit
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E .9 31;“..4 “:1 ”199‘! Autumn has arrived. ‘
. :74}; (”"v‘~ ltlt Slltll‘S for women are
i l, l syn-incglilw in style and m.
l : ' (lainliuws and in beauty !
,u is. limv line! Isn't it mull
[‘11 ‘5‘ in got away fl‘mli lll'.‘ 0H
{7 a Motion 111m slums for
Autumn and \Vitilcr must
llt‘ grout lwnvy affairs, cx-
rcpt those ful‘ dancing llllil formal :iil’uli's ! l
Isn’t it line to‘cnjwy the ('(rlllftil‘t of lowcut shoesI
l through all the year. it who \\'l>llt‘$ ! \Vlizit comfort in?
' oxfords and in pumps. \vliut freedom and what grace !
And those 119W low shoes for the season just opening.
are of marked (laintint-ss and beauty and value. Thcyf
bring t'ulnl'. They bring.»- new lines. They bring new com-'
binations and “PW contrasts. ‘
A g0ml lung.r visit with the. assembly will be enjoyed?
by each Woman who appreciates and enoys pretty foot-
wear.
Brown calf oxfords \vitlll
straight tip—$7.
Brown Scotch grain ox-
fnrds with perforated vamp
and low heel—$7.50.
Ball—strap OXfUI‘ilS in com-
bination of two shades of
brown—$8.
Light Russia calf oxfortls,
Pumps of taupe Nubuck
With 1‘1le dark brown wing
tips—$9. -
Three—strap pumps of fine
black kid—$1.0.
Brown calf pumps, ouc-
st ‘31) st yle, perforated
vamp—$8.
Till] Russia calf pumps,
two strap stylc,——$8.50.
Bull—strap pumps in com-
.ball-strap model with pcr— . . . - .
1-0 .ath toe ca} "8. bmatimi oi dark brown With
light—$8.
Smoked clk oxfords with, . . .
brown toe-cap and bull-'. II) it“? ciflltsliln‘lwllh “Ch
qt” ,__g:q 30 ill .1} o I'C( .u g oping up-
~ (1 w - on their fine deep black sur-
Brown calf OXfOI‘ilS \vitlilfacc—$10.
perforated toe cap—$9. One strap pumps of black
Patent leather oxfordshsatin, plain and rich—$8.
ball—strap model—$10. ‘
Brown kid oxfords with,
straight tip—$10.
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4510.
l'
Main floor. rear.
Lion wheels
' drop to $39.75.
money that a bicycle brings.
Cut out carfare and jitney fare!
work onv-time and With speed I
every angle !
been $49 and $51—- $39.75
Boys’ and girls’ Lions, have been $41.50— $39.75
Lion arch bar model, has been $51— $41.50
Lion motob'tkes, very staunch, have been $55——
COL . $49.50
. UMBIA WHEELS DROP TOO z z
.to $54
55
l Archbar model“ drops from $62.50 to-
Fourth floor.
I
600 feet. Nothing except such a cat- w
OWLAN D’S
daily ”till 6
‘thl'llllli suit. “Nil :1 DOUBLE
I
l
U n i q u c three - buckle
pumps of patent coltskin—
Best news of a long time for men and young men
who want the enjoyment and the saving of time and
Get a man to his
Actually a saving from
Lion Wheels, either plain bar or camelback, price has
.Regular and camelback Columbia drop from $60
153 Washington 8t. 80. Norwalk
NEW FALL CAPS
Regular $2.00 and $2.50
$1.65
ll
icld Avenue. and Cannon Street
Best boys’ suit
yet at $835.
lt's here for the first time in .,
many moiitlisz—u ltuys‘ all-Wool ‘\
SE'IRVIL‘IL at $8.75
Two pair ul’ trnusci's; the dis-
tinctive l'r‘fiizsi'n 21ml ilw great
luruliiliiy {zailiti'c of tlic Dou—
;lc-\'t*l'vi<'t? Hill I
A cost lli Norfolk mmlnl and
in newest llcltml style \Vllll lil-
vcrtctl pleat at back.
Tailored ’ from all-wool mix-
ture, either light or dark.
Suit with plenty of good looks
to please boys, with plenty of
wear to please inol‘llcr.——mul to
especially please Dad, $8 '25
I
price is
Front basement.
(
s
l
Two, fine silk.
stocking values.
Sparkling values; remarkable because of great scar-
city of silk stockings of their sort and degree.
Full-fashioned slut-kings, splendid in weight and
luster, with lislc top and 5010, black or $1 95
lcordovan—fi :-
. Mock-scam stockings, excellent weight and luster,
lislc top and sole, while 01‘ lilavk— $1
“oft aisle, rear.
Women’s jaunty
new sweaters—$4.
With fancy weave is combined two colors—and (v. '2';
and collar of white angora.
Look difi'crcnt. Feel dilfcrcut.
appeal.
Navy black or jade combined with white.
Long sleeves, nice weight—-
Another sort of slipon has long sleeves and round
neck. These. in navy or tau; also at $4.
Jumper . waists,
dainty and 116W,—:$Z‘.
- Seem to have been thought. out especially for Wm?
With the sch'lccable clever jumper dresses.
_ F1tv snugly and smoothly and have a youthful pleas»
mg effect.
Striped (limit); with plain collar and cuffs and narrow
pleated front.
Striped voile with n ‘ d
down front. arrow pleatmg around collar an .
Long sleeves, of course.
Second floor.
Have air of :irxe
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