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Mmiof Eramm R i. ( r L S From Can aretce: ( July 13. ( Manoa, C AS? C For San Francisco: l I i i July 13. : i i ii it Manchuria, i c From Vancouver: llaknra, July 14. For Vancouver: Niagara, July 22. 1 ' Kvenlng Bulletin, Est 182. No. C2 14 12 PAGES-HONOLUL- TEKRITbBY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1913. -- 12 PAOE& rrjc:: cvz:t3 Hawaiian .Star. VcL XXII. No. 7253 . fivi: REPUBLICAN WHO URGES GOOES OUT PROGRESSIVE CHARTER m of BE GIVEN HONOLULU mi m 00 ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo FAVDRIRG - KILO SUGAR CO. : J)'-- : .: .: ffil- r - ur is a BALLOT . " dliffil! suiE HE'LL HAVE CHARGE OF " I SUBMARINE GROWTH Mi-- ' . r . Well-know- n Suffer-- To Surprise of Many, He Advo- Overseer, ing Slight Delusions, r w cates Radical Change From ; 7 : From Present Form . Kills Self v M . j a. id Id TO WIFE - - - WITH ACHI WILL WORK SAYS GOODBYE " i AND BABY NIGHT BEFORE i I 1 FOR CONVENTION ACTION ) ii J w M . J Attitude Expected to Have They Were Awakened By Shot r:.u:!i Weight in Shaping of From Rifle Which Caused Secretary Garrison Believes BATTLING IN EAST A'JD WEST LONDON FEARS GE'. VO:: " Proposed Legislation Instant Death Gccd PcHsy to Aid Develop- MACICENSEN IS PREPARING COUP TO SHATTER r.'i : :: "Z - ; Scar-BnUtf- tln I : : (Srxrcl&l r- GEHMAN ADVANCES AT SOUCHEZ nEFC: Republicans of the WlrrlewiJ ment ;of Commercial I Two ctlve HILO, HawaiiJuly 13. William P. ' ; Fourth ard Fifth district are plan- Concerns Which : "LABYRINTH" AGAIN SCENE OF BLOODY Cw'"7 coming city Brlen, head luna for the Kaumana sec- ning to advocate at the tion Hilo Sugar Compana plan ;Been After Army and Navy's HUGE 'SUBSCRIPTION FOR GREAT BRITAIN'S NEW LCV! convention the "short ballot" of the '; charter well-know- n planta- tatlon, and in the Experienced - form cf government together with 'Officers ; 1 Associated Press Service by Federal Wlre!c;3 tions throughout all' Hawaii, commit- " - i r'.-- . acme of the featuree recently adopted . .'. ' euiclde early: this morning by r- - by mainland municipalities as the ted Prewi by VTireless) . LOITEOIT, England, July 1C It ii rumored hero ;. lAssoeiatel edraJ t!t most progressive yet recognized. U. shooting. portant conference cf the cf Greece, r.nmania er. I : ' 5 went WASILTITOTOIT, D. 13. kins John H. -- Wise and W. C. Achi, both At o'clock he back of his C, July .45-calib- will soon be to er Athens . poli John H. Wise, house at Kaumana, used a On held at confer cn the attitnds cf C; lonz identified with Republican ths theory that ths riticn's ; - on a detailed "short rifle, he'd the muzzle of the gun states in the war. tics, are at work safety dcrianix . that tdcnats ballot" plan, whose main features against hit forehead over the right eye develcpncnt t3 enccuraei were announced by Wise today in the UTTER and with a stick pulled the trigger. ; arl : M-ours- or an interview with the Star- - Death wae instantaneous. The re- aided lor ths pri vats' povrdcr and Yard Gorn:nz3 port ' 3 by Yard, and !1 . bulletin. - , - a routed tha household and the crdaancd factcn and pciiit3 cf ' Wise was elected a charter conven- body waa found. - America, Cccrctr ry cf Yar Carxi-scr- a delegate the second pre- Brlen has been dejected and suf- tion from R'EOLEGTQF LAV today accc; : :d ths ; resigna- cinct cf the Fourth district Achi was fering from slight delusions for some -- 1. O, C. elected from the eleventh of the Fifth. time. He had no financial or family tions of Identic Hem zj B - j It is generally admitted that these two troubles of any sort sa far ta is known. tt the crdnanc 5 department at Capt Albert W. Grant, new com- - IIE7 YOHK, N. Yn July 13. Deeperats f htir j arcur. J t: t- dclcj?"tes will have a strong influence He had been married -t two years. Picatinny Arsen J, and Jlaj. V7il-tia- m mander of the U. 5. submarine clccdy "Lahyrinthr where scms cf ths meet fere:::J c: c. from long familiar- retiring he. kissed service. He has just been ap- r cn the convention, Last night before A. Fhillip3 of tha crdnanea ths entire war has centered, is reported frcm ths varies . :r. ity with local politics and because the EMBUS his wife and their two-month-- baby pointed by Secretary Daniels as Lr:; department, at Candy Hook, prov-gTonnd- s. headquarters today. convention is made up very largely of and told them goodbye but the wife ' head of the submarine branch of ' V. men with whom they have been as3 had nt suspicion of his intentions. , the navy and charged with the The French claim that the Germans have teen rcpnl::i in ': , elated in politics here for many years. Raymond C Brown Sends a They were awakened by the shot this It is understood that Cel. Her- duty cf bringing up to the high- attempt to tahe thi3 famous network cf fortineatiene, x: ly V. : When what main features of - of construc- asked Letter to morning. esy goes to the Aetna - Powder est possible standard French after months cf planning and weck3 cf elevr a'.1.; ':. charter revision he would favor at the Caustic Sheriff. urien waa about 40 years old, a na- tion and efficiency. With the coun- . German advances at Ccnchea, nearby, are t: I : convention, Vlse slid: May Change Back tive of Scotland and had been a resi- Company at an increass cf ealary try coming to advocate expansion rcper::! the whole V7cevro is z "I am strongly in favor cf the 'short dent of Hawaii for more than 20 years. fire tim3 vrhat trreociv-r- as an In the : submarine branch, .Capt district the struts d::p:ra;e, i::z:. ballot form of government and I be- v Charges that traffic and police cf f- ' m mm m army cflicer, es v. oll as iafcstan-- j Grant's position is an unusually taken yard by yard. The French believe that ths C:rziir.3 er; r a ' Honolulu. Achi . lieve it workable in utter, disregard one. ; ii leers show sn for the ' important .. snmins their drive on Verdnn and are striving to u.me:t tD I.:' f WWMM4S , . ths cr'l mysc!f are at work on a number city law against having blinding llghta 1 VMi T v.r'v-ciiicr- them b cf f which will be printed cn automobiles, Raymond C. Brown, VESSELS Th experlenco of Greit Britain Danieb the noted ' aT-rra- -:? end distributed. Our drift will not ths llavy that Ons cf ths featnrcs of ths day was ths cf secretary of the Chamber of. Com- in ths present war has, convinced inventor he3 accepted tha invita r.c' "csari!y Is f.r.sl but will serve as merce, this afternoon mailed a sting- army cfTioials, French aercplar.es, Zo in numb :r, ever dlscus-slcn.- hijh it was said at a basis for tion to aerams ths presidency cf 13 C:rr--r:. Dr: ing to Rose. merit, whien by letter Sheriff department ; t::a ths ths today, is rs, When comment was made that his Mr. Drcwn's letter follows, in full: 'ihat it an advisory hoard or civilian ef-t!.- e 019 r.'.vcv.cy si. ort ballot would ? 13.' good policy fcr ths government ! r "July to hs Imown as t!: Vu;-- o of surprise, Inas-- -- ; arso.i deal H. Rose,'. : - to. aeeiet in ; development expect- Mr. Charles . .Vf ths of rcan cf invention cf ths nev Cz- - uch cs he tea been generally County "thcrlif cf the City, and of crdnanc sfactcri" 3. ; v. v.';:f.' ed to cr: . ,? r.ny radical change in - Honolulu, .. !. ( Vie rrrs--r:.- t !:?.rter, VI?e replied: , I -- II..-- ., parUeuIariy to dovcVit::' J'lLz ' T .icnclu'u. T. ' EbisbrjXriswS ru for .the short -- : ::ci"' Dear fir:; - ; development cf this snemsrins and l.Mt i ... ... i f.r.d myself- will r"' .'w v-r- " "I to call your attention f V; t that Charley desire ti . it;(0F DUTY fg COUNTRY to discover nsw.devices and meth- No. D6 by Of i" ;'-- cr'. ir.al advocate Ordinance the people cf the War Sends Large Number ods cf defense. .: f En-la- nd, 1 .:. fcrr-- City and Ccutty cf Honolulu entitled (Associated Tress by Federal Wireless LONDON, July 13. cSeneive mev::.. c! t" i commission t . Edison lmown Ths "An ordinance regulating moving trav-e- l - Ships Under American Ilr. has mads it tf ,vc r: .:::rr.t. Up to the present wAsnnrcToir, d. o; ;juiy 13. that hs ths invitition as Tcutcnio forces has been rceumed cn the Prueeian fr:.., r. cJ I have net believed a 'short-l;"c- t' and traffic, etc.," section 32 of rcrards. tl.ro para II. Hutchinson, personal T7arsawj ths city.bein,T ones mere in sems m:r:'.::. frrrn eoi;! I be put through which provides, in the. second, a call to daty . for his country ' n Edi-scn- believed Gen. i3 7 rf crp:!h!i;-- among the voters graph. No heit'iiiglt hall be Used, the tAnwwUted frrs b l'VkrT Wire1"Ml representative of Thcmas A. ,' which he is willing to accept 'at It is that von Ilaclreneen l:t I I rlieve tlio time is opportune rays from which are so powerful or WASHINGTON, D. July 13-T- he today informed Secretary of cnce.f ;' - and London critics fear that ho is preparing a coup v.
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