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Sumaffle, CLAP I ONDO Aoillji HIS WAN Plantation Closing Late News at a Glance TEUTONS DRIVE THEN TELEPHONES BRITISH NAVAL MEN REWARDED for VICTORY MAILS 7 From San Francisco Wllhelmlna. Aug. 29. For San Francloco OrrV w a 3:30 Mataonla, Aug. 23. From Vancouver: I I ;l I I I I Niagara, Sept 6. 111 For Vancouver: mm Makura, Sept 15. Evening Eul'etin, Est 1882. No. 6"60 14 PAGESHONOLULU, TEBEITOBY OP HAWAII, TUESDAY; AUGUST 22, 1916. 14 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTD Hawaiian Star, Vol. XXIV. No.87601 NAN ADNQUGHT SUNK BY Bill SUMAfflE, CLAP I ONDO AOilLji HIS WAN Plantation Closing Late News At A Glance TEUTONS DRIVE THEN TELEPHONES BRITISH NAVAL MEN REWARDED FOR VICTORY. of Company LONDON, England, Aug. 22. A British prize court has awarded 12.C00 ENEMY OFF IN pounds bounty to the officers and crews of Admiral Sturdee's squadron "come which destroyed the German fleet off the Falkland islands. The number i ni rn i Ape mf of the enemy destroyed determines the amount cf the bounty. Five pounds ni nirr is to man. IIAIIAI PLANTATION NEGOTIATIONS awarded each BALKAN AREL'A IlHAKLtdA. Kllit Filipino Pumps Six Bullets From JAPAN DENIES PANAMA CANAL STORY. , Automaticinto Man With WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 22. The Japanese embassy vigorously de- report He Quarreled nies the published that a Spaniard named Fernandez reported seek- Despatch From Berlin Recounts VIRTUALLY COMPLETED YESTERDAY QUITS POLITICS Whom ing a big land concession near the Atlantic end of the Panama canal is act- ing in Japanese interest. The story Is branded as part of the anti-Japane- se Victories Won Against Serbs SHOOTING DONE NEAR alarmist propaganda. and Angto-Frenc- h Forces - Col. S. Spalding Comes From Garden Island and Son, R. P. Z. AS A CANDIDATE PINEAPPLE CANNERY U. S. TAKES STAND FOR ARMENIANS. Spalding, From San Francisco to Settle Terms Lihue Pre- WASHINGTON, D. C Aug. 22. The American embassy at Constanti RUSSIAN BRIGADE COMES Capital1 Stock Conference in Governor's I . , : Standing on Running Board of nople has been instructed t make representations to the Porte on behalf of TO JOIN ALLIED ARMIES pares to Increase me Armenians mreatenea oy tne TurKisn aavance into Persia, ine em Office on Water Rights and Distribution Purchase Price Senator and Former National Automobile; Settles Grudge bassy is instructed, in the name of hu manity, to ask Turkey not to permit Fore- massacres. The purpose of the representations is to forewarn Turkey New Arena Center of Military Said to Be Between $1,500,000 and $2,000,000, as Longstanding against such a situation as prevailed in Asia Minor. Committeeman Makes Interest With Conflict Grow- - ( cast in Star-Bulleti- n's First Announcement in July Announcement . Pedro Nolasqp, a Filipino, is dead new Medical officers will come soon. ing Greater in Magnitude : near Libby.rMcNeill & Libby can- shortage Army begun months ago for the outright tale of Makee Sugar the To relieve the in Medical Corps officers on Oahu, due Negotiations A. Rice, senator nery at Kahaluuf windward Oahu, with to a number of officers recently going from to border, the De- Lihue Plantation Company were virtually completed yesterday Charles territorial here the War BULLETIN. Company to from Kauai, and in the race for dele- six bullet wounds in his right side. partment has directed eight Medical Corps officers to come to Honolulu for will possibly be settled in detail by the time this paper reaches Its and gate to Congress two years-ago- , is out Gregorio Endoao, who killed his fel- service with the Hawaiian Department. Six will: come on the September (Aisoeisted Press y Fsdsrs Winltss) countryman .25 transport redThe neighborhood of $1,700,000, but this is of politics this season as an active low with a caliber and two in October. Those who will arrive next month include LONDON, Eng Aug. 22. An offW price is said to be In the or receptive candidate. automatic pistol, has confessed and is 1st Lieuts. E. W. Bayley, B. K. Stum berg, William A. Boyd, P. E. Rossiter, Star-Bullet- in In July printed an exclusive story cial British announcement this afttr not definite. When the today cultody, at H. W. E. This news Is Departs guess was hazarded that the figure would be He made this announcement new in the of detectives T. Scott and Kramer. contained in War rcen says that it Is believed a German forecasting the sale, the Star-Bulleti- n, cannery. be brought ment telegraphic orders issued August 14 published in A Lihue stockholder acquainted with the in response to questions by the the He was to and the San Fran brttleship of th Nassau class has between $1,500,000 and $200,000. i bn confirming reports given Honolulu thfe afternoon Cisco Chronicle of August 15, arriving today from the mainland. E-2- 2. Star-Bulletin- to details said today that the 's first story "had the figures sunk by the British sumbarin n much credence during the past few first Intimation the police about right, and added that the price when known might be considered The that ON months that for the .flret time in shooting came shortly be- UTILITIES BOARD RENDERS RFPORT RATES high, but that the plantation's record and prospects justified it had of the Company's "equitable just," The vessels of the Nassau class many yeafs he will be a candidate for fore 9 o'clock tils morning when Gre- The Hawaiian Electric rates are and its are dreadnoughts, as follows: This deal, by which one large and no office., Cap plant is kept in excellent repair, its employes are satisfied, and the "com- sugar plantation gorio telephoned from Kahaluu to pany energy, Westfalen, Nassau, Possan and profitable Kauai "I am retiring from politics for two A. McDuffie and has developed, in the matter of electrical a service to the Rheinland, in 1JC3, of another, not TIE-U- tain of Detectfres people of Honolulu equal any on all commissioned passes Into the hands RAILROAD P years," said the Kauai senator, who in English! "I have Just killed a to similar institution the mainland." 18,900 tons each. Thty carry a enlv is theV.blaaett ' transaction of said These are, in brief, findings of the public utilities commission and came to Honolulu for a brief business man. Come over here and get me. the complement or 04 men ana a years ownership, but is investigation, sion's ; meeting afternoon by nsvi in plantation trip. "I will not run either for the McDuffie, Detective Sergeant John rendered at the commis this speed of from 20 to 21 knots.' Thty territory-wid- e Chairman R. public of should bv of importance because delegateship or for senator again." Kellett, Deputy Sheriff Julius Asch Charles Forbes, who said "the Hawaii tre armed with big guns, carrying a It heralds settlement the entire . thankful for such an institution and service it renders." .the of UNLIKELY Asked why he is not a candidate, Star-Bull- e the SEEMS and a representative of the Concerning Company, commission's principal number of 'water rights, railroad andhomestead he said that he does not wish to go immediately the cannery the Kauai Telephone the controversy which was an' island sen- - tin left for orders are that the company set aside 4 per cent of its tangible capital after the Republican nomination for Upon arrival EERLlN, Aug. 22. Dai-ta- n a months, ago. In an automobile. their each year as a depreciation reserve, renders an annual financial re- Germany, satlon few delegate this year, nor does he seek at Kahaluu thev found Gregorio in that it despatches late today Indicate Col. Z. 6. Spalding, head of the reelection as senator because if elect- port each June to the commission. and also observe the rules of discrimi Spalding Interests and prominent CABINET HOPEFUL the custody of Deputy Sheriff R, W. nation, not charging two different for the same class of service. Will that tha Germans and Xu,8r,n art a ed to the 'upper house of the legisla notified rates Macedo- gen- - Davis of Kaneohe, who was T. member, present, be advancing along the entire figure on Kauai for more than a ture he would be tied up for a four- Cardin. the new commission was but asked to ' shooting shortly it "o- ' nian V eration, arrived in' Honolulu on the year term.' He expects to be handling of the after excused from voting.. front "4 BERLIN, Germany, Aug. 22. Pro- steamer Maul on Saturday. His son, much during ccurred. business the next two At Close Quarters. nounced victories have bean won dur- Rufus P. Spalding, came from San President and "Official Family" years and may be out of the territory Shoots on Gregorio turned around and emptied ing the last fewaya by the Teutons Francisco the Sierra yesterday to General a good deal. RED SOX GAIN SOLDIERS' FATE con- Meet and Canvass T- T A. contents his automatic into in the Balkan arena and are being join his father in discussion of terms -l .1 i the of ; - ': v I u - tinued, today. , with, the Lihue directors. y v c - Outlook . from TCsna! i ranrHdntn u..,i- D"""ft. mmhr. running-boex- d On conrparativtly new front ac- Late yesterday It was learned senator place the of an automobile this that for to take Rice's and on VTr. to Honolulu. " The tivity Is so,great and the conflict Is agreement on the deal had been V(AorUted Pre s "by Federsl Wjreless) he said to be virtually vsure of elec- bus theit v ii shooting-tcciOT-d Libby, Mc auch jproportlona that It Is reached, but there: remained a number" W ASHlNOTONr l.
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