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Keo Kinio I 'ana to hfs own people, t he Haw ai- lans who died recently, wai the first eommtiner in the history of Hawaii to he Accorded royal honors at his funpiv a!, whit h was held with rormoua dis play that recalled the old island mon archy. For two dus the hody of the late muyor, known as "1'iu le Jot1' and "the man of the people," lay in state in the former throne room of the old palnee. now the senate chamber of the federal buildiufr, with the portraits of the kings and queens of Hawaii looking down on his bier from the walls, and the Daughters and Sons of Hawailn Warriors, clad In their striking re galia, keeping the silent death watch Thousands Vixy Tribute. Thousands of residents of Honolulu, rich and poor of all the many nation alities found here, filed hour after hour past the bier to look or the last time on the face of the penniless mule driver from the hills of Khala, Isl and of Hawaii, who sat as maor of Honolulu for five terms out of the six since the city and county government was established in 1907. Stevedores li aw Sataahpn. Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the casket was borne down the tir.jjd steps of the old palace and placed on the catafalque, Itight Ueverend Li bert H. Hoeynaems, bishop of the Ro man Catholic diocese of Zeugma, fol- towi-rcd by his clergy loading the -way. The catafalque WU drawn by t In ee hundred "poohis," or stevedores, to w hose union Mayor Fern belonged when he first came to Honolulu. Olspla.V Mauinl . i!t Outstanding from the long funeral procession were the Daughters and Sons of Hawaiian Warriors, wearing their flowing "ahunlas" or cloaks of green, red and yellow, replicas of the priceless feather capes of bygone days. At their head moved three gi ant "kahilis" or plumes on tall shafts, one black, two white, and immediate ly behind these, three crossed spears, denoting that the departed had come from the ranks of a fighting clan of the monarchial days. Thousands View i'ortefrc The route of the cortege from the old palace to the Koman Catholic cemetery was lined with thousands while other throngs crowded the an cient burying ground as Mayor Fern's body was lowered to its last resting place. John II. Wilson, formerly city en gineer. In whose hlnod also runs the blood of Hawaiian warriors, has bet selected by the supervisors to succeed to the mayoralty. ALFALFA STANDS FOOT f "He says I'm a good skate'' ChcsternelJ A REAL pal that's Chesterfield. I.oo'i at Its record. Three million fiv.iX.ti less than five years on the market! Two words explain It "Thty Satisfy." Our expert buyers In the Orient select or Chesterfields only the finest grade of the four choicest varieties of Turkish tobacco. To these are added the best of mild but full-bodied Domestic leaf. But, in the end, it's the blend that makes Chesterfields "satisfy." And the blend -our private formula cannot be copied. Extra wrapper of moisture-proof paper seals in the flavor. fruit country where it la In use at the present time is near Medfr rd in the south "eastern part of the. state. Muasio Bros., formerly Ftockm- n nf t'kiah are now starting work levell ing and seddtng to alfalfa their large 80-acre tract "f land on the Dlagnal road. Mrs. Anna Sapper and lister Mrs. Mary Witter of Krle Pa., took dinner at the (leorge Betid ow home Tni.i day. Mrs. ltesslo Sjiencer returned from Pendleton ednesilay 'where she has been living for sonic time pMt. .Mr. and Mrs. Kd TVrney of lendle ton and Mr. and Mrs. John Hen try of Hi Idman visited at the home of Mm Frank Iteddow Sunday. The NeighborllOOi Club will meet at the home of Mra Honry Ott, Tues day April 110. i--.hr.-, will please brm3 ihimblPft and needled. F31ectrlcty will be the greatent des ructlve force In future wary, uy M". urpin, of France, Inventor of moltto, ne of the nil t terrible explosives sed in the World War. COLUMBIA, April IS. The unusually heavy rains Tuesday and Wednesday for this section of the country were a great help to alfalfa which Is now nearly a fot high In some places. Lawns are green and ready for mow ing, fruit Lrea are starting to bloom and in general a spring like appear ance abound in tho land. The largest crew of men and horses ia this part f the project ever on one job are now at work rebuilding part of "A" line government ditch, the main outlet of the cold .Springs reser voir. Farmers of tho community are offering their services; in furthering tho work feeling the need of water for irrigation soon, and which can only be obtained through this channel. The early part of tho present week, there were f2 men and 22 horses on the job and the work is thought to be completed by the first of the month. Anyone who thinks the men and women of Columbia can not do things In a big way had better "sit up and take notice." Saturday of last week the woven wire fence around the 9 acre tract known as Columbia Park, was built as if by magic, when 22 f'f the most willing, able bodied men of the community undertook the job. Wivey of the men and a few other whose husbands were unable to be present were there too, doing their part with well filled baskets, bae tine, casseroles, et c, while a boiler of hot coffee made the menu com plete.. . 1 1 The dinner bell rang sharply at 12 o'clock and the men dropped hammers and saws and started for the school house, where the repast was spread and where they certainly did Justice to all the good tilings on hand. A second serving way given in the aft ernoon and the men declared they did not know when they had ever eaten si much before. When evening cam the work was complete and the ladles of the Neighborhood Club under whom the work was supervised were well pleased and extended through these rolums thanks to all who assist ed in the work. Tuesday April IS being Kd Ttensjils birthday the pupils of his school pleas antly surprised him at the luncheon hour. 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