FEB 13 LtATEST CABLED SUGAR QUOTATIONS J r 1 Cents Dollar I W Centrifugals N. T. per lb pet to H ' 'i Prlea, Hawaiian bant 4.86 197.20 I ; v;:,,

Last previous quota 1 tloa 4.S4S 196.90 I V ":

SEMI-WEEKL- Y. WHOI.F. NUMBER 4202 vol, ix, no. Mr , : HONOLULU. HAWAII TERRITORY, TUESDAY! FEBRUARY 8. 1916. To Abandon kistweem Hawoiairid Atlantic Coast LORD KITCHENER BATTERY of Mortan and Supplies of Ammunition Captured From Serb By Teutonic At SOLONS ADD Serbia, During Recent Austro-Germa-n Drive Through Little Kingdom of Levant. SUGAR WILL BE CARRIED WILL GO ASSERTS BY MAINLAND RAILROADS IIU,IEi!5 OF ! 5 i RUMOR N LONDON v' TO EASTERN REFINERIES .4 '!.'.' 'MIDDIES' TO May Be Succeeded By Sir William Robertson, Chief of Staff In With Consent of Factors Twelve Cargo Car- England OlLjCHDOL riers Will Be Released From Island Service hero of kartoum may be and Chartered To Government of Entente Assigned fresh duties - of Honolulu Hit Hard ,- PowersMerchants Leaders Mann and Clark Take H lr ;, Floor and Fight Together For ' Success of First Measure Fierce Fighting Resumed In Arto , Is Region Say Despatches of National Preparedness ; ; THREE CARRIERS REMAIN From Front

HOUSE PASSES BILL BY (Associated rrsss hy retaral Wlrelsss.) F0 SAN FRANCISCO RUN J. VOTE OF 173 .TO NOTHING LONDON, February 8 With the cauldron ' of war bubbling fiercely in Franco and Flanders, and beginning to

Speaker Urges : Department To seeth again en the Greek frontier, th people Great Brit Begin Designing Superdread-nought- s attention of the of ain yesterday waa --concentrated on a NEW YORK CONFIRMS NEWS FROM HAWAII Equal To Any Abroad; report that another Jfereat shake op Is ' - ' '.' Wore Regiments Are Wanted comiag 'in th British war office, and J '. v . J J Lord Kitchener, th secretary of atate for war, is about to be anperceded by SHIPPERS TO BE NOTIFIED IMMEDIATELY . ' f Asse-tat- ed Ptoss by Tinl Wlrslsss.) Sir Wiinam Robertson, now chief ot lis. , i February 8. The staff. ;5 is dead from Th Advertiser to Th Associated Press WASHINGTON This story was printed with much tail t at rr' the desire to get to itiiiii'ia iiiii itoyi"''''--'"- MmiiSiSn. NOTIFICATION that negotiation were believed, to ba nonclndel detail in London l)aly : American-Hawaiia- n the worn .on. '(ireparaditesii, and both pr the ractor of Hawaii and tie tie Joined yesterday in the passage of a Sketch. The Sketch declares that many Steamship Company, whersby th f o;mr would release th latter from It measure "7T g contract U nabl Jt ta engage v in tha highly profluble to. incroas the membership of important changes', re going to. be '- -- would aasnm . academy by w tha AUantln. and th latter tha dlCmnc ' th. cadets" at the naval made la-th- conduct and th direction trd three freshmen,, The vote oa in tha suet of trausDarttn: tha locai sarzr cro overland to the .AtLaaUe hundred .M attrac - nreasdt rT,j;'iT3 wofr m 'at- - JplXt t Wrd, trrehi.awmf4k- cisrajaon-fro- th SWkWT aaasa'itwpossible - lW ed the widest atteatio" ' r gle one against, The bouse also voted me sjosmanip company. throughout th Empire, to all parts of Amarlcaa-Hawalla- .r - mm - ahlppars ia preparing nbtlflcatlons to that It 500,000 , to equip. Mare- Island navy which U bee cabled. ''Th fa- baa Intsnda to discontinue pad lie Coast and Hawaii serrlca, on aocoant of yard, and 100,ou0 to increase the Lord Kitchener. To Qo it ' iHTO IT th uncertainty of th data of th ropenlng of the Panama CanaL" , The cilities of the New York navy yard. Lord Kitchener, say th report, is RUNS SCHOONER I The senate has not yet acted in tni : Aaaoclatad Pre reported a cloven o'clock last night. to be removed bis post aa su- - -- ' from "The last American Hawaiian sailing from New York for tie Pacific last measure. preme commander of the British forces, Leader Join Hands will be on Friday Th vessels aa reported in Honolulu, are going Into tha and is to be aasigned to other import- i i European servlc." , , , . Speaker Clark and Bcpublican Floor ant duties in connection with the or- On Opinion On Pkin To ' pas- Cuts Ship To Water Line In San Controversy Over Lusitania Fresno Seeks Leader Mann both worked for the ganization of armies and of supplies. t" aage of the bill, fighting shoulder to com- Verge of Settlement , Charge Japanese Feq, Sir William Robertson now in , Francisco Bay shoulder on ,the floor of the house. The N steamers will be withdrawn from the mand of affairs in England, ia to be AMI.KICAN-HAWAIIA- speaker left' the chair, and going on to given a wider scope, the story goes on Hawaii and New York via the Strait of Ma- the floor of the house, made a spirited to say, a proved abil- and civilian, with ( Associated Press by Fsdaral Wtrslsu.) (8pcuU OsbUfram to Hawaii Ihlnps.) in; address in favor of this measure and of be named aa (AssocUtsd Press by Tsdaral Wlrslsss.) gellan and pin in the Atlantic trade. Three steamers will remain ity as an organiser, is to ints FRESNO, California, February 8. preparedness in general. SAN FRANCISCO. February 8. The WASHINGTON. Fehmary - civil secretary of war in the place to Lusi- the Pacini- t transport sugar between the Islands and Siui Fran- In the Mun of his address he sug- of the at Washington today are that th Local authorities have asked U. S. Webb be vacated by Lord Kitchener. This Harvard, one of the twin liners Qermany it the refineries rail. ; gested that the navy department begin tania coutroveray between general for California, for ai. cisco, whence will be sent to Eastern by The dors not mean, adds th Sketch, that PiuiP-- , company, down .1 attorney Navigation ran an The United States is on the verjie Ik mud New Vurk will be of at onee tha. designing of battleships William will be subject to any in- opinion on a Uan for charging Japa- last west sailing from the new Floridan. war- Sir the schooner Excelsior off Meigg's of sett lemon t to which botn "govern similar to the Very best that the save from the cabinet as a a ail Friday. The main American-Hawaiia- n fleet will go into developed terference schooner ments can agree. nese school children thirty dollars due to ring nations of Europe have whole. wlmrf last iiiirnt. cutting the Lansing emphatic war. He also to line, but escaping all Secretary of State year tuition fees in the public schools the war trade. siuce the outbreak of the Fighting In Artola the water rumor compli- doubling membership damage herself. ally denied a tliat fres of this city. The situation Vr is Hawaiian line and Sugar urged the of the While the English pubtle is intense- had been caused with derm'auy itlei tiations between the American the of both the West Point and Annapolis The steamer was inward bound, and cations grave, as the school acco&ittioaaHoh ly interested in this latest war report, recently by now demands mail In the e Ffcctor have been in progress three days, at least, and probably the adding of a num- the schooner was on hei wajr to sea ha been hardly able to mt the institutions, and it has not by any means lost sight of Lusitania case at a time when Germany upon of years, ber of new regiments to the regular when the accident happened. A dense made thm late longer For the Sugar Factors it was stated yesterday that the the actual fighting in the Artois region, considered negotiations practically end- or to keep up with the growing number once. fog, overhung the whole bay, ' ' is be- army at around La Basse and ia the vicinity which, ed. ' of pupils, plan ofCharging a negoti;iti' ns had not been comsummated, but this statement in course of his re- prevented the lookout on the Harvard aud the The speaker, the of Arms. Here the British guns have He said that he doubts veryf much fee has been suggested as .fhe way of to mean final formalities of signing contracts remain, on army he is from seeing the Excelsior until the lieved that marks the' declared that redoubled their activity the last few whether the German under secretary keeping down attend- - enlist- of of coast liner was al- the increaajjtj was learned from sources of unquestioned reliability that cable- heartily in favor of short term days, even steel prow the for foreign Doctor Zimmermann, for it until Berlin admits that her. affair, ment for the men, adding that by such engagement in most into ever made a statement- tenaMstasaOe) grams exchanged yesterday morning inually completed arrange artillery of "terrific Excelsior after she was struck a plan would be the best means of ere tenuity ' ' are in progress in region. The as he was reputed to have done. well reserve that drifted out of and in spite of the ATTACK ments ating a large and trained Reports of continued friction be- si'lit Lansing also said today the MASS MEETING upon which the country eould rely in fact that tugs Hire rushed to her as state department considers thaJbtsitua- Contract For 300,000 Tons the Sound within a few daya. Follow- tween the Central Powers and Rumania nothing has been seeu of her OKUMA'S OFFICIAL ACTS ing h"r at intervals of about ten days time of stress. are reaching London from various instance tion unchanged. tt was necessary to obtain the ns Mann Flghta For BUI since. Twenty-on- men of her crew Senator Stone 0f Missouri. Vhiilrman the schedule calls for the Kentuckian, sources, but nothing official has been (Special Oabls(rsa so Wisps Jilt.) sent of Factors to the plan, M Congressman Mann also spoke to the were landed. of the senate committee on foreign af- xn un, llouolulan, Texan, (Jeorgiau published on this subject. is de- 7- American-Hawaiia- un- measure. He It TOKIO, February - The beeause the is and Floridan. The D'kotan was sched- house on the pending told clared, however, is con fairs, held a isonferenre foAayj with is pat for that Rumania party of Japan called a to them for the transport- uled to sail from New York on Fri- the member that the time centrnting her forces close to the ALLIES ARE PATROLING leading officials of the administration, der contiact mass meeting at the Meijl Theater m finding fault, and that, all 'the country at the close of which he appeared to be : t h i tuns of sugar during the day, but the Floridan evidently hat Austrian frontier. myht denounce Okuma ing of experts of congress is that it at ouch COAST ALONG ATLANTIC in an optimistic frame of mind. ... last U the Hum tor settlement is the been sul itituted. The Ohioau is ex- Oarmans Advancing for not demand year. ti.e undertake the task of getting ready to Senator Stone fold interviewers after cab'net pressing the absorption of all the increased expense pected to sail from II Uo for New York ' French aviators continue to report en China. meet any possible emergency. (Associated Prsss by rsdsral Wlrslsss.) the conference that Tiis impression Li of rail iliipmciit, and extra handling, within a day or so. Since three steam- the developing concentration of the ia They also attacked the government , "Now is the time for all to join in NEWPORT NEWS, Virginia, Febru- that the case "practically settled." American-Hawaiian- is tin ers ure to be left on tne Pacific, four Germans and Bulgarians npon the ' for protection of men who by the it this work, utterly Irrespective of par ary S. Captains of British steamers Germany has agreed, in th Lusltaa. party the on high In will remain to be loaded for New York, Greek frontiers. German reinforce were involved in the Oura election derstood authority. other ty," he said. "The moment for who have reached Hampton Roads are ia rase, that reprisals shall bo directed words, the line will deliver the sugar so it is to be expected that there will ments are advancing from Uakub, cen- enlv against enemy subjects.1 scandal, and for the of he flaws' with Jbe poliey'of days authority for the statement that two to the Kasteru refineries by trauscon-tineaita- J that number of cargoes five with tral south Serbia, to northwest of l or Count Nogi. dead has long siio gone. Now are now patrolling the his provision the format reply Is all-wat- con- that of the Ohioaa still to go via past and Orevelli, which is not Itritirli cruisers J"ijl haul at th for far north of the of Atlantic coast off the offered instead of the phrase Contain- Count okuma, according to the Magellan, for the ships most get to th is the time work." Greek border. Fresh German waters the newspa- tract rale. It ia considered certain regiments Virginia Cnpes and aa far south as ing the word "illegal,'' upon which Hhimpo, one of the powerful Atlantic. It cannot be predicted when are arriving at Monastlr, further west. United pers of .In pan, has Informed Prince that nunc of it will be refined ou the Diamond Hhoals lightship keeping care- the States is understood to coast. the first cargo will go to Ban Fran ENTER The Austrlana t . ,, atateaman, de- ENGINEERS WILL are concentrating at ful watch on the lanes into tbia port. )iave insisted, an elder that be cisco, unless the Alaskan remain on Tohevikivo, near resign ex- This must not be taken to Indicate RESERVE, CORPS OF ARMY th Albanian border. It is believed the British and rl, t sires to as premier. It is this sea, in which case her will bo One Bulgarian division has Kus that' pected that Couut Okuma will retire that the American Hawaiian intends to left French admiralties think other prizes ia the first. Hugar probably will be mot- - tendil. Bulgaria, and Is moving south BERLIN REPORTS LARGE -- from political life at the close of tho abandon the Hawaii trade. It (Associated Tress by rsdaral WtrsUss.) of the raiding Cerman cruisers are on regarded as prohable that the regular iii); to nan rYancisco and to isew YorM Kepre-sentative- a ward in the general Diet. 8. campaign toward Ntheir Roads. CAPTURES .FROM ENEMIES I vi earn WASHINGTON, February way to Hampton . in av be resumed when Pana MK"lan at the tim, with mechanical and Greek territory. That the Bulgarians . service the of the elvil, ma Canal can be used with positive as- quite large receipts on the East Coast tTie Hta-te- s have transferred their heavy artillery (AssocUtsd Press by rsdsral Wireless.) electrical engineers of United MYSTERIOUS AIRCRAFT surance that it no longer will be block- for n lew weeks. house commit- from Nish to the Bulgarian frontier is GERMAN AUTHORITIES 8. appe'Hi before the BERLIN, February According to slides. All To Atlantic Trad and confirmed. 'oftieiai (Mires issued by SEEN AT SANTA BARBARA ed by tee on military affairs yesterday FINE FEOLE FOR FIRE tho Berlin war No recent development in shipping It is learned from good sources, that told the congressmen there art) oi.'""ii rkTTiight,' tha Oerinan armies in that has been el such profound importance the American Hawaiian lino will char- 2A,000 men of theHe Held captured 1,421),-17- 1 (AssocUUJ Pross by rsdsral Wireless.) technically trained NAVAJO INDIANS ARE (Associated Prsis by Fsderal Wlrslsss.) the Jo date have It means more tho ter the twelve vessels that will 1C re- professions and willing to enter prisoners of war, and have these SANTA BARBARA, California, Feb- to the Islands. than ready 1X)NIH)N, February K. A Renter's of the Pacific Mail, leased troni the Island trude to the Al- reserve array, as a national ON VERGE OF UPRISING lin n in the prison X. Ranchers withdrawal for the the of the from Pctrogrnd last nitfht an- canii of Oermany. ruary outside of this city lied governments, which, of com ho, corps. might be too late, despatch The Teutonie also mys American llawuiiau is peculiarly au Is defense It nounced (ierinan authorities authorities claiwto yestenlu.v reported having seen a mean France and Oreat Britain, and they added congress waits until t'.e (Assoclsto Press 'bv Fsdersl WlraUss.) that the have taken 19,700 cannon, 7700 mili- airship in clouds above land company. if at ViliiH, Rutsiu, have levied a fine of terious the the that it estimates that it will receive next war atarts. PHOENIX, 8. tary carriages 8000 inachin . Buns Sunday. She Honolulu Merchants Bit Hard Arizona, February 7!,imm.) marks on the people of city. sea last carried a search fert.v live dollars a ton from the car- . Trouble is the which huve Ivoen enhveved tg Germany, may reported from th Navajo Teuton commander, in nciiig ligiit wiiii wnieu me illuminated a As fei s iar itself, the change goes which its steamers will carry to Indiun The uiiiiik KUI1 UBB1U1 rillfO Reservation, the brave the i,o,r,uU steamer some three miles to Merchants who hnvu A.-I- I. NAVY HAS BEST WiRELESS of the fine, called it a punishment and n out sea be an nhantn);c. Europe. Several of th freight-ei- s tribe there having threatened an up- Later she was seen by an automobile been rc citing most of their Eastern alrnudv are In (Aseoeteted rrsss rsdsral Wrlaii.) rising, The warning to the people not to let lires that trade. NKW YORK, February 8. The wire- young men became angry ROCKEFELLER GOES SOUTH party, heading for the little islands off freight li.v the all water route will be I. P. Cooke, second vice president wben police killed which may start in the city reach the the an Indian who ( the co:mt. hit hanl, tor they will have to pay of less used by the American navy is the lini) (lermaii heuiluartcis. ine of them (AssocUtsd Pross by redarsi Wlrslsss.) the Sugar Factors and highest of- resisted arrest. There are twenty-fiv- e freight probably will best and most powerful in the world, ilid the other day, ami the Teutons TAKRYTQWN, 'New York.'Fisbirimry H higher istes and ficial of Hie roiiiaiiy in the city dur-ih- thousand Indians living on the In receiving shipments by declared 'W. H. Humphreys, special as- declare that it was incendiary in its K -- John D. Rockefeller left his borne COAL WITHHELD FROM be dela.ved the absence from Honolulu of A. attorney-general- , reservation. of the in sistant who is argu- origin. I ere yesterday for Jekyl Island, 'Oer-gin- , reanon railroad congestion W. T. Hottomley, president, and of J. NORWEGIAN STEAMER The Matson will lie V. ing the Marconi infringement suit d ol.etaoin shnllu tanin ciiifwvpoinunn where he plans to spend the rest the States. line W. jhlron, frst rice president, said t handle from against E. J. Simon. STEEL COMPANY ABSORBED of the winter, v twtmHim. -- . pushed the business he had no statement to make. A. M, Associated Press by Federal Wlrslsss.) (Associated Press by Pedersl Wlrslsss.) Puget Sound and Sun Francisco. It is Nowell, of the Factors, re. BURBANK COMPANY FAILS possilde Increased SPANISH WAR VETERAN DEAD PHILADELPHIA, February 8. The ST. JOHN '8, Newfoundland, Febru- eutireh that the ftru'd the reporter to his directors, (AssocUtsd by Wlrslsss ) RUSSIAN OFFICIAL RESIGNS" 7. or- to be offering from Sau -- ...i v ridml Wtrls.) Midvale Steel Works yesterday consum- Prsss roCsrsl ary Local officials, acting under freight certain ileorir P. Rodiek, vid. president of NEW YORK, February 8. R. J. mated a deal wherebv it b"0"'e" the HAN FRANCISCO, .lununrv (Associated Pros by rsdsral Wlrsleos.) ders from the British admiralty, refuse Francisco mav opern'.e to keep the II Haekfeld i. Co., our of the directors, d-t Pacific Reach, who was commander of the purchaser of the Cambr'i Steel Com-pnn- Lulher Hurl auk Company, founded to PKTROOR AD, Fehruarr to give the Norwegian liner Outareda, Oreat Noithern steamer (lieat admitted that negotir'ious were uuder ramp at Montauk Point, Long Island, one of the Independent steel con- exploit the products of the l aliforniii roller of the Currencv, Gen. P. A. which is her from Copenhagen, suffl- - Northeoi on the Honolulu run. a, but said they had not been con- - during the Spanish-America- War, cerns. It is said that tweuty milliou plant wiaznrd, has been declared n vol Khnritonoff yestorduy announced his cient coal to proceed to Baltimore. No One ut the vessels that will remain In led. As to details he said h pr.- - died at bis home here last night, agtil dollurs was paid for the Cambria plant untniy bankrupt. Its assets are fins, retirement from ollicu on account of ill explanation is gtyea of a reasoii for f n the acilic will be the Alaskini, it lifty nine years. and business. (JIM) and its liabilities are set at 73, (!)(). health, -- blacklist inj the Norweian' vessel, is rcpoitc.l. She is due to sail fiom' ( Continued uu l'ae 3 ) i ..

' - '', -- rvi Hawaiian gazette. Tuesday, .February 8, i$i6. -se- mi-weekly.

James T.Stabker ; ? Dies After Long POUS Mn'-h-ii- n Afinnn ;5E MURDER Hawaii GtpF f'iuiiu. bUtrA ut )eareJn JIULIULIUO'I fLOtID -- "'' ' - STATE, 1 ,.. " - W?iWnovyn rNewspapcr JWan .of. CAUSE HELP Jury Holds Two Negroes For MonsiflnorPfltrtlllillay Have 0is WlOillCEOE tv opoIuIuPasss .Away At ' One Wom-a- Hurt and Four Ma- 4 Prom-.ine- nt Killing Her Husband, a cussed Terms With Japanese 4118 --Home chines Arc Smajhsd In Night .Physician $tetesroen,and Emperor 'y Collisions i n iNo Int Yet of Predicted Tfcust i:l ISDEilDir T. .STACKER, one of the V " ' ''"' 1 Une of J , ' Ajamst Carman H f JAMES known , of the older (Assaetated rrsss j rsdsral Wireless.) lAreoelated Ptsse .by Tednal .Wtraless.l Two antomobile aceidents ocenrred y of newspar men In Ter- PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island, Feb-niar- TOKIO, February 7. Moniignor Trenches the ritory, died at his King stieet home Inst night, which might very easily Elizabeth Molir, widow special Vatican delegate to the PUNTERS yesterday morning shortly before noon. have bean by more se- PF of Dr. .C. for whose! .attended much Franklin Mohr, Mikado yesterday concluded bis mis- He hadv been murder the woman and nogroea, ailing for .many months rious can.srqwf neea than crme. to - a wt the i Wpell-na- sion here and left for hie post in Mi- from complication ef diseases, and ecil Victor brown and Henry H. TEUTdi AEROPLANE .FALLS About half past nine o'clock Ernest have been on trial for some had been confined to his bed for sev He is believed to have been sounding)' TO FRENCH BATTLEPLANE oral uWeeks before the .and. Konjr, dtiOag ar Ko. .1376 to town, weeks, was formerly acquitted by the " ' passed Mississippi and Arkansas Rivers the Japanese government on the sub- Mr. Stacker came to this city twen-ty-s- i a Ford car driven by Jim Hart, Despite Outside Efforts To Re jury late Saturday. The negroes Were proceeding convicted murder of ject of peace negotiations and terms, years ago, flireet from his home a .the wrong .akie of .the Out of All Control Tear At the of the actual the road. -- was VJieve Homeless doctor. which would be acceptable to Japan. In New York, where he was born .June Hart was eastbouad. This and Destitute One his British Infantry.AUaek In JVrtojs 10,48-13- . , in King atreet, near; PHkoi, Levees That Protect the Mrs. Mohr was accused of. having result of mission, it is 'aalit ,His first work in the Island" jjiouands. Germany Rus- here in official will be to .make was later-Islan- Navi- While trying to get out of the way and conspired with negroes to kill ber circles, -- with the Bteam the Region , . Towns and Cities of Arkansas Japanese statesmen ready to receive . Frustrated JtecJare gation Company, and for several veara of the other, eat .Kong. collided with sia Will Not Agree To husband because he bad refused to car No. Open Way discontinue riding courteously and to atudy carefully any he sailed between the islands of the 1W6, going toward Waikikt automobile with Berlin Despatches The car was by W. D. FJlsworth, Miss Florence Ormsby, bis office assist- peace proposals which may come from group as purser, making many friends driven sen- the Vatican. After ..leaving, navigation company the contractor, and had Mrs. Ellsworth MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF ant. The trial was replete with the inside. The sations. Japan' position, it Is aaid here, is Mr. Starker entered. the employ of the collision, which occurred PROBLEMS ARE STJLL (Aasasnated ky redersl Wireless.) ; in the 'middle of the was iot ALREADY DONE The killing of Doctor Mohr took one ef strict loyalty to her allies in Press Hawaiian Hatriware Company and re- street, DAMAGE 7 DaUy great force, Mrs. FJlsworth was so FAR FROM dace on a darkened road outside of this war, and she desires peace only LONDON, February the mained with that concern for some and U SETTLEMENT when such a peace ia satisfactory bruised and shaken that she waa re- Providence' the last day of last. Anstit. to bowibardmeat f 'he German liaes ia time. Later be joined the forces of the ''.w. : ." moved to , Th Queen 'a Hospital. : The negro them. . i accor4- - etd Bulletin, from, came chauffeur, George W. Healis, the West" increase in vielonee, and there into Kong's, ear bad the wheel also murder, was . The Emperor returned to Hayama the advertising department The Ad left right People Driven From Their Homes implicated ,in the ing , to the despatches from headquar- of torn completely body Jewish People of Doctor Mohr after receiving Monsignor Petrdli- at vertiaer, ;!He pnpe"r olf, and the f Czar's Empire driving the ear, with and served with this the car waa smashed. Klleworth 's To Save Their Lives Working Miss Ormsby on seat. At cer- a formal state banquet in the Imperial ters pf the French and British armies for some or four leaving the rear three years, machine was stove in in jAre Leading In jW.ork,of Caring tain spot, commanded by a clump of palace. ia Frs'nce,'' but still there is no hint The .Advertiser finally to sssume the the front. -- As Fight . - About half post seven d, and Praying They bushes, he brought to stand- Of in o'clock For Horde of the auto the expected thrust at ths ,Teu editorship, of the Hawaii Herald in.Ksta-kau- a War Refugees " automobile eolliaion occurred still, complaining that there was some Hilo. . the Savage Flood Waters ten io tranches. " avenue, near its junction with By-Arnj- trouble With his engine. When he left L After remaining on the .Big Island FfOm Regiops Held PflUIA YeaUrday had been selected by many Lewis avenue. Antone Kodrigues, driv- i he car four or five shots .were fired tor several years he came back to Ho- . - .. ,. ing car No. 1600, passed to the left pf .' .''iy into it by persons concealed in .. as for the great assault, , i T-n- t.tt the "thi Jay" nolulu and .The Advertiser In his for city truck No. 355 operated by William 'ii (Associated by Federal Wlreleee.) shrubbery. Miss Ormsby was wounded, eame went, mer de- (AssocUUd fnii but yesterday .and and .position with the advertising lluihiii. Just then automobile No. 08rt, Prsss by Jsderal Wlrsless.) . 1TTLE RX K, Arkansas, February and Doctor Mohr killed outright. Ti there was no algn that the allies were partment. 'This, wee about ten yeare by Ilea lis was his driven .Marshall 8. JlanxmAm, cdnie February 7. The problem I 7. With the Mississippi raving arrested and from ready to strike, that tbe bombardment agop and he ,remained with the paper out of Lewis' avenue. The.truck was LONDON, story the police threw their net about of the Oeruana alackened, or that until illness juade impossible for htm the thousands of i Ami tearing at hie levees, ami the hal it between vfiodrigue and llammam. starving people Spellman and Brown, both of whom the Germans had succeeded redud-In- g to. retry n hid work. , of Poland, Arkansas river fifteen feet above high in which prevented them from seeing each worse raviMhed by had worked in the stables of the doc- . . the war than even the thunder of the allied guns. .. f Mr., Stacker marriel .a Miss Kelly. other. Kodrigues prevented a water level, the floods hnve engulfed residence. Brown had been dis- Fourteen of Terre Haute Gang serious ia stricken Belgium, is as yet unsolved, tor's Report tsnUtiTe Attacks Mrs. i Stacker died .about four weeks accident by swerving to tbe left n.l nine-tee- n em- despite the efforts of .Sir Kdward of thin killiug charged 'by the doctor, because the He had- - chil--. large sections state, e before her.husbaad. four in doing so ran-- ployer suspected that his servant had Have Served Sentences Whiles-ther- were no definite indica into the .automobile of Gray, Herbert C. Hoover, American persons, anil doing an incalculable tbe-poin-t dten, Edward T. Stacker, now living at .'. UJscn, whicji.waa been 'communicating with Mrs. Mohr. tions of at which the Allien il. proceeding in bead of the Belgian Belief Commission, Valle.jo, California, amuel K. Stacker, the direction of .town. ,( amount of damage to farm land ao1 To the police Bpellman and Brown intend their blow to fall, two or .three Polish relief societies and a score of of HoaoluJu, and Jtutb . and' Miriam thrusts at the German.; lane Both Hodrtgues ad Olsen cars were agencies city. confessed that they had killed Doctor (Associated tentative are-wel- other which Poles have been Press by federal Wlrsless.) Staeker, Loth of whom l known crippled. Rodrigues Hammam Scores of Towns Flooded Mohr, but insisted that thev had been LEAVENWORTH, February are re.po.-te- from Farie and from. Ber- as! working tooth aud nail in an endeavor Kansas, - in social. and athletic circles of Onbu. were traveling a.good speed, bribed to do deed by Mrs. Mohr, lin, although as usual, both, claim sue- at. rate of to get food, clothing sup- Scores of towns scattered along the the 7. With the release from the United and had it not been for the presence and other who was known to have been insanely eesses. plies to the famine smitten, war-ridde- ef mind of -- Kodrigues, lower levels of the river bottom have jealous to States penitentiary here today of Alex- : Paris reDorrs the Gallic artillery. the accident country.. of her husband's attentiona that probably woujd had been inundated by the rising waters, other women. Mrs. Mohr was arrested ander Acaell, former street inspector reinforced of late by several heavy HUGH HOILL a. more Letters, made public yesterday,' have Ar- aspect. and. last night a fresh break in the and brought to trial, which has just pieces directed . an "intense artillery passed between Bir Mr. of Terre Haute, Indiana; Edward M i ', ,i, , , . Edward Gr.iy, kansas river levees was reported, which ended with her acquittal. lire" upon the German tranches ia the, j Hoover, l'remier Asquith and other Holler, former chief of police; Charles vicinity tiikiii'-.nni- engulfed many mere. of Maison de Chanma&ne. In agencies, showing the gravity of - the w: 1 WORK HongMon, 1 Already there are thousands of fami- city hall custodian, Joseph this bombardment artillery of all aiaea urn SUICIDE'S VidDOW TO t'olifih problem, and arsurting the dif- lies homeless, wandering about living O'Mara and George govern, nine of the and characters ia being used from tbe ill UIUI ficulties are' as yet .umuirmounted. GERfniSiiRGE men convicted in election- conspir- as best they ran, or roosting like foal the famed field, gun, the ''75," to the Hi I Cables from Polish societies in Amer- in the trees at night, hoping against acy .eases, will have aatisBed the gov- monster movable forta, developed by ica and other neutral countries add ernment their hope that the waters will subside and for offenses. Four of the the, French artillery officers since the Loan FundfemCommissioners Will their quota to tbe tale of the misery, permit them to get back to their homes KRyPRVuRKS IN RUSSIA offenders were paroled on December 21. war began, and ! which have proved so Ihe suffering, the actual starvation of and their farms. Nobody has been able Twelve remain' in prison. effective at other sections of the lona Award Contract To Him a eople thrust out of their homes into to form any estimate of the property Aexell, Holler, Houghton, O'Mara and the grip of a Russian winter. Bovern were Manage, but it is belioved that this sentenced to one year and Teuton Aeroplane raJUa Bid tot tian ot the Pau flood will cost the people of Arkansas a day each. With sixteen other men' threwtatrm Mrs. Kim Soom Waits But ,Week Belligerents Won't Agree French official reports also claim a road many millions of dollars. French Prisoners Forced To convicted in the same cases tbey came ' sucsess, were opened a recent ... meeting of Tbe chief difficulty in tbe way of re- The Mississippi, swollen to brim here on April 19, 1UI3. for the Gallic birdmen. at After Husband's Death the The five bave the Maui loan fund commission at' lief .has been the failure ef tbe warring with yellow, churning flood wsters,. has Make .Shells and Guns served allow- to the official communique, a full time with the usual Wailukn. "cou tract " nations, Germany and Russia, to reach been tearing at flimsey levees ance off good French battleplane, after desperate The was awarded (Mail ?pecjl to 7)a Advertiser) the that for behavior. Hugh Howell, XosMat the agreement neeessary before any ne his plucking out great bits 4Aslat4d Vtm by wirslsss.X fighting 'in the clouda above the to the .bidder, at MHUE, Kauai, February 5. Again banks, .eerel On December 21, following recom- 417,45a leal relief steps can be taken. Just with his clutching fingers. Here and PJSTBOGKAD, February mendations of the Federal I'arole trenches f the hostile armies, managed the nam of Kim Soom appear in the prisoners here are authority for the to bring" 'down, a mass of flame The .commission discussed he matter what tbe hitch ia the negotiat ons be- ..there along the river's line in this state Board, the. Department of .Justice or- and limelight, although his body rests an statement-fha- t smbe,-- tsar-piaoa- of the Oliada rosernpir, , and teqoest tween these governments may have the levees are threatening to yield la the Berlin Authorities dered Arthur UiKis, John taasselink, at" 'the big German peace after the aolioe-vhai- registered ). been "He Wurdittied g.ve no have barge .: , waa 'feat .to the dope rtmeat of public th letters the increased pressure of the waters, established a branch of the Joseph Htrauss and Maurice Walsh re- and investigated it not once, but Krupp gun And ammunition works at This is not the only aerial works, asking for all 'the maps and hint, but both Mr. Asquith and Mr. .and if they should go down nothing leased on parole. The wen battles twice. T south-wes- left the Hoover agree Poland problem avert one of worst the city af .bbarli, t of Big. nn raids reported in the ofllcials com filans of 4be reservoir. 'The chairman His widow, hardly a week his that the .could the calamities penitentiary the next day. It ia under- after is still far from being solved. ' suffered from. ILete they .have brought thousands of aiuniques'whlch wore made public last of .the eoinmiasion Wdliam F. Pogne, suicide, h taken out a li- America has ever stood the board at that time also marriage suf- French prisoners and have forced the nitfht. .iaiuwia .aUoi aanonncea that her Vie named a (Committee of one to ask cense in Lihue, An American offer to aseist the Workers Fighting Elvers that Aczell, Holler, Hough- and has roturned to in was a to work at the snaking of shells and govern air men have been busy, and that in a number of engineers to confer with Hanapepe to wed her new love. ferers Poland met by counter ton, O'Mara and be paroled but ' ' Thousands of workers have been call- guns, The entire anal population of response the Teutonic have the commission and forbulato plana proposition from Berlin, to the edect the suggestion was by attor- aviators 'This celerity in the matter throws ed out to battle with the floods of the has also .impressed rejected tbe for a reservoir site at near Olinda. that the German authorities would per- the city been into ney-general. raided certain parts of the northwest- jt some light upon the cause of the sui- Mississippi, and the railroads are aid- - . Mr.,4'pgue,.who presided meet- mit the American assistance, provided service, declare the prisoner. The men ern district of the C'ear'a empire, at the cide of the Korean, who threw himsell .Jug by rushing supplies to the workers. who remain in prison and ing, work was carried on under the di- - The official announcement issued last . announced that he Maui super- the At City, on Arkansas, their sentences are: Donn M. Roberts, British Attacks rail into the Haaapepe River recently. The Arkansas the night asserted there is little of visors have agreed to build the addi- would red ion and control of German ollicials. levee is holding that former mayor, six years; Pennia Shea, From Berlin eolnes affair have attracted little at river, the firm, but any Importance to report all along the announcement tional part of the Kahakuloa road. had This was refused by Mr. Hoover, who aeven laborers been the former sheriff, five years; Eli H. Red- thst the British have made tention, the mis up over the body hundred have rush- eastern battlefront. another not police insisted that he should have an abso- ed to the danger points with bags man, former judge circuit court, five abortive attempt against the Teuton resulted. The took the bod of In North-wes- t Russia, there, has beea from the river to a Japanese camp lutely free hand in the management of sand and wattles of willow withes 'n years; Edward Driscoll, former assist- Jines in the Art out region, where, ac- and an exchange of Russian and flerman to Hanapepe. mo- tbe relief work. the hone of stemming the inroads of ant city engineer, three years; George cording to the German account geiMStiste returned In a few raids with conse- - a Brit' menta came Despatches from Petrograd, dealing The river air little serious Khrenhanlt, former member ish force attempted there a frantic call from the wster. at that point is resulting front the of the to advance against the camp with the situation say that none of th. already fifteen feet above the level of 2uenee Teutonic board of public works, years; the trenches of foes that a body was there, prob three .their southwest of ably Back Russian voluntary relief organizations the town, ami if the levee should break Harry Montgomery, former president Neuvil(e, and, aouth of Baase that of a murdered Korean. the La . police at work with the war refugees has nothing could save the citv. of tbe board of works, three years; canal. Both of these, OF II the rushed with great speed to attempts were investigate this new disaster and be ijone about its task with greater skill Thomas Hmith, former eity judge, three frustrated declare tbe German reports. than the Jewish, whose central com- GOV. WHITMAN SEEKS years; William This region hold, the same body. Thus the name Crockett, Hilton Red- has been the scene of of Kim Soom mittee is in the Hlnv capital. Accord- Elmer much fierce, has booome famous on the man, Talbott, John Green and fighting .since ,the retreat Garden Isle. ing to this information 2.D,U0U Jewish Charle i.wUKfctau, for short terms. of the Teutonic forces (Assoc latad Prsss by Federal Wireless.) after the .battle ! . .. residents of the territory now occupied of 7 the Maroe and the . ennng .battle PAHIH, February The Germans by the Germans and Austrian were pt the Aiane. It js questioned here yesterday got a taste of their own sent away by the military authorities, JS SUNK IN CATTEGAT GREECE WILL DETilAND hoever, if the real allied attack, poison gasos. During the recent bom- and 200,i)0 left voluntarily. wiiu-- it is .believed la, presaged by bardment in the Champagne front, the. the recent bombardment, will be French guuners have ioea directing Number Of Sufferers Grows Also Declares Himself For Justice launched in this district, aa it js .re- their lire against a known depot of the There are now 170,000 Jews receiv- ported that Gernans tanks containing poison Hughes For INDEMNITYOFGERMANY ah have been the gases the ing help from the Jewish committee Copenhagen Thinks Disaster Was Presidency uiakiug lasavy preparations along this Teutonic invented and made use of and their number is growing, seamy Iwie, to resist .any assault. first in this war. (inanciil resources having helped many Caused By Floating Mine (Associated Press By Federal .Wireless.) German Troops Kiunllv yesterday one of the French KKW VQKK, February 7. Governor Interned to keep their feet up to the present batteries succeeded in getting ,ho When movement bu Whitman wants another' in Al- . In the other theaters of great Wailuku Wan Displayed Heroism the liussian relief term Wants Pay For Havoc At Salo- the range of the depot and a few bany. Last night he issued his foriu-i- l war ther has been more or less ac- inomests gnu parties of men and women were (Associated by after dense clouds of suffocation Press Federal Wireless.) announcement of his candidacy to suc- tivity. .Madrid the During lao Valley Flood sent westwards to direct the exodus. nika In Air Raid night reported gas was observed rolling LONDON, February 7. Despatches ceed himself in office, and at tb" same that 90o German ollicera. and, men,. nd before thu These parties included a business man- prevailing wind .straight Teu- i from Copenhagen announced last night time denied that be is seeking the vice K.ooo p( t)ie .Tenjnic colonial troops, into the Jpsuph F. Welflh of Wailuku is to ager, a physician, a nurse and often a tonic supporting treuchea. a Carnegie whose were to presidency. had crossed, the. line between the Get;-in,a- n have mod si for heroism if forth woiiiuu duties thut a large (ieriiiim warship has beea (Assoelaied by This was but one am going to stand for Justice Prtu Federal Wireless.) Kamerun and Spanish ttyiuea, and of the munition the Maui Chamber .of .Commerce can guide and guard unprotected women sunk in 'nttcgnt, between the "I 7 depots demolished by bom- the Hughes jut as long as he will let me," ATHENH, February Greece wants hp ve been' ordered Interned for the rest the French got it for him. Ilia work on the fate and g'uls. The incoming trains were An-Jiol- t. ' bardment. Hwedisb coast ami the island of said Mr. Whitman. consider him payment for. the lives lust and the prop- of the war. fill eighteenth of January in saving met by local committees. "I Employment agencies been the fittest man for the presidency that erty damaged by the Zeppelin raid over .The ttpvlsh .authorities .are quoted the lives f a dosen or more persons have The first intimation the ("ojie.nhagen is in public I as saying Dnnv nr Aimnnu from the torrent in opened in thirty one Klav cities and ten there life today. want SaUjnil a. that this is taken to moan iBVUI ur lHleHUIAPJ dULUn lao valley, at great Immediately after the raid I had of the affair came from to see him .BrjHab-Frenc- h risk to himself, workshops have been equipped. The, Authorities President of the I'nitei that tbe . campaign FflllMn IU PUIDDCn DIIIM ia to .be made the wireless .all for assistance, post which the government appointed a special against matter of investigation by greatest and moat useful help, bowevei, frantic Htates,,a for I consider him the eovmy in the Kamerun is ' " ' a commit- f commission to investigate the affair ' has beeti afforded the, o These stopped abruptly. peculiarly adapted both by tempera- rapidly drawing to a aucaeasful eloee. (Aaeeciatel tee of the chamber with a view to in' extension and report on damage Press by rsdsral Wireless.). socle-tie- It is believed that the Teutonic ersft ment and by training.'' the amount of This is the second boly getting recognition i for bim from tn credit through cooperative loan ef Gbrnuin OTTAWA, February 7. In Struck one of the many floating mines "furthermore, as a Republican, I am doue by the German. air cruisers. troops to erosa.taa line and Searchers (.inraegie iHero 'und tit joasible. The central committee in Petro- surrender the ruins -- in the vicinity und Kent down before confident that the party would win The commissioners aj ent several days en masse to the Spanish of the bombed and burned Welch 4Wd a rope to his body and grad guarantees these societies fifty in and authorities in iwrliaineut building here dis- DHiHtance could be rendered ber. with Hughes as its candidate, for I be- about hulonika and other places Hpanish Guinea rwithin six weeks. last night then pluaged into the Raging .watera, per cent of .their loauea. Seventeen damaged by the covered the body of B. B. Law, repre- lieve that he would sweep all sections raiders, before return- in r "' il m bringing .children and grown persons to agencies fo' such fluaneiul relief havo of country. ing to Atheus and prepurlug their re- ' sentative from Yarmouth, Nova Seotja, opened in TAKES the " dry land rftQin the river where they been southern and eastern CARRANZA STEPS port. REVOLUTIONARIES BEATEN who was burned to death in the catas- were etruggling. provinces. trophe TO RELIEVE DISTRESS In the document, just ixablisbed, tbe SAYS PEKING of lust week. The body was A .forawittoe consisting of E. R. Many ITALIAN CONSULAR AGENT GOVERNMENT fouiiil crouched in a Piaburaed Millions coinmivsioners recommend that, a de- telephone booth, Bivons, Angus Mel'hee C. D. Ltif-ki- and it aad Asylums and schools for children (Associated by Wireless.) IS VICTIM OF BOMB PLOT mand by the premier, in the name of is believed that he fled there, will Praia rsderal (Aaaeetaud Press ay psdsrai Wireless.) 'take the matter up with the have been opened wherever refugee i 7. the country, be made UHn Germany at hupiug to escape the fumes of the proper UAIAKNTON, February Mexico February 7. govern- authorities in aa endeavor to have congregated, likewise Ik s d tain, (Associated Press by Psdsral Wlrtleni ) once for a cuuiplete indemnity for all l'EKIa, The gases liberated by the incendiary bomb. have steps to relieve the fowl sit- .Welch's bravery aeknowledged. and homes a in- ban taken MILWAUKEE, February suatainad by Grecian city. ment here announced yesterday thut infirmaries for led and i!.iugea the firm. The dis- uation throughout the republic. Word (Joute, Italian consular agent in this revolntipnarlea bad been defeated by ADMIRAL ASKS committee has already POLICE TO MAUI.IO,SEijD,PRINCESS bursed eight million o : -- ticic the ( gov- city, narrowly escaped death in hi government troops north of . 8ul Fu, roubles, of w bus reached that arrana EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEF the government ernment recently appropriated tW(M) apartment here last night when an in- Nzechuun province. Two hundred re- HELP SAFE GUARD CRUISER TO BIG ARNIVAL PARADE supplied l.ftmKiO. f gold tor the puicltuae of linhing schoon- fernal machine exploded, shattering the WELL ENOUGH TO WORK bels were killed " and many machine financial asNistanee has b.u : guns by (Associated by from abroml and pn tically n n.t. ers, which will be sent out into the place and blowing the consular agent taken the government troop. Press rsdsral Wlrsless. i jilisa .Ellen Coppvhas been selected ai - 1 NKW VoHK, 7 beon received. Gulf of Mexico an. I the (lulf of Call- aerons his bed room. The police, when (Aeeodstsd P'ees Jbj ' Th government also announcfd that February Fear that federal Witless.) to repreeut Maui aa , princess in the " American niisa-it- n fanatics might drop bombs upon the It is the belief of the cen- foruia for fish, in the hope of relieving; they arrived, found another bomb, .Zl'RICIl, February missionaries, reported floral parad .,of the Carnival. .Arrange- iMr nral of1 definitely cruiser Washington, bringing home in a tral committee allowed f the food shortage. Alter this has been with the fuse but partly burned, lying rumors the illness of .Emperor Fran in Mongqlja, '.B.Jv'e Tieen being jnade that if Ihe (.. sines from Admiral com- ments. are .with 'the school dom of effected the schooners will be sold to near the outer door Of the apartment. cis Joseph are devlured to be without 'cjiortf' salfev lia.vti, Usher, remdeme the Jyrt ijh )."ii,i i manding the Brooklyn navy yard, department to selease her fur the time, in central and tuc fishermen u rln'aply as possible. foiimlutioii, as the aged .,nKnaroh is last she buing a eastoru Jtus'm smui.t teasher in the Kcokea '.i-.- - - . niukt asked the Brooklyn police to sta- cover comparatively 'pi'Ul . BEWARE OF CQLP8. said to be in the,haJtit.of jiaing every school. Miss Copp is selection of SWISS WJU ESTABLISH tion extra men on the Brooklyn ,aud ,the disaster tliot ku owrtulien th m. Ft SUGAR REFINERY Children are much more likely to morning before fonr.o clock and '.get- ,the ,Maui C'hiunber of Commerce STRIKE SUGAR IMPORT MONOPOLY Manhattan bridges, as a safe guard ajid and military roasona such undisturbed resi- contract the contagious di esses wli. n ting to his (less Jong beforajfeon rise. whs tho choice of the body pn aucount IS BROUGHT TO AN END precaution. The admiral made no at- dence has not everywhere puts: they hate colds. .Whooping Cough, Me aocpmplvdicg an'.toijiyrise amount tempt of her aucouipliahmeut as a rider. Her bn lur I A I Mad Press Jry PsaessMrtrsiese.) to (onceal bis anxiety for the bl. Five thousand Jwa that hud set- diphtheria, scarlet fever ami coiimniip of labor before na'sMiad his break- ' a' jiuuiut will be Augua ,Mi'f'rue's horse ) BERNE, Hwitzei land, .February Washington. II is. request was granted tled in Poltava, Miidor order, AeeoeUted Preee by Federal Wlreleai tiiin discuses fast, decjara rcpnfy from Vi.enaa. Henervrx The Maui of aonrae, are that are often inn a .lrfui. i)ut .of .the booka of princess is a were later required to remove VOXKEUS, New Vork, 1'ebruary 7 tractcil when the eliild lias a cold. Tint daughter of George Copp of Kulu, elsi monopoly on augur. A part pf. plan where. A fsw latel-be- en oHicinl of the 1'eilernl sugur why say be .OPENED the Maui. hundred have The is all medical authorities PILES CURED er MMMHlrA'R consists of making arrangements for IN 6 TO 14 DAYS disloged in the same nmn-- froi i here havt settled the trouble ware nl colds, for the quick cure of (A44' Jie,b'.fdfrsl,avtrse.) great imports of sugar from America, PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cortaiu westerly districts of l'etrogra I with tlisir workers and TOO strikers cold you will tind nothing better ilim t'AVA V , , 4l.,u ry A-- W)i Presi- as soon aa possible after the monopoly MAUI OFFICIALS SWAP JOBS province. cure blind, .bleeding, pro-tru4J- Chsinberlnin 's Cough Jteuiody. It can ,f syos-terd- itching or will return to work this morning. Thu dent f : of , Panama i .established. The annual importations JT. B. Lyons, former deputy tax col-- , is nei,4 strikers are gratified with the results always be depended upon and pleas- iv ( the Of M)gJlr aver-Ave- PILES in 6 to 14 days or iHr K fd l'ananin into &witrluad bave lector on Maui, .and George 'umuiins, City attorney . M. Brown Is eou-fllie- d demand for higher wages, as ant and sufe to take. Kor sile In all eapodl , -- 4d daya. ef their d iiich.ia kat for J00 eixht .million, dollars. jpouey .refunded. Mauufactured by furmur deputy comity auditor, bavn to his liome with u J 1 'I ' luirbiiucle ,,n the r linery lias granted almost all they lirtUtrx leu so a, Smith A , IjrgL ';n,Mf.'iv teported for the trance and 'England, Hwitxerlaod is tb PARIS MHU1CINM CO., St. Louis, swapped jobs, aeeoriliun to inforiua- his neck. For ' this rtuaoii no wurk wud asked. agents for Hawaii. ilist the bin fair; 'plauulu td"' establish a governmeut i i.v'.f U.S.A. tiou reaching here. given the grand jury to ilo yesterday, : - V HAWAIIAN GAZETTE; TUESDAY, FreDftUARY 3,', "1916. SEMI-WEEKL-

' kli-rV- -- Inhii ' fuViTinniuiVi vir rn e s r-'- u niimPO TnilOTrrn nr ' 'a lA1 L MNUinnmirnh II Mh i.'i... Tzr rp3 By Htr. Makura for Victoria ami Van . i-- ' '' il ! In I.Mr K - conver, 5. K. A. irr i I lW I WW W .at- February Friend, HOnOlUlU OlOCK XXCntUlQO llll i, Jsme O. Dny, Mr. and Mrs. 1). K. Hughes, Percy Lewis, B. F. Monday, February Tf 1918. ".a, , Fell, Mrs. Emma Uolnh ,. WSE FIRST BOUT: and son A. Ihieayla. - SLAYING MOTHER Per Str. Oreat Northern for San Francisco, February 4 Pi Name of i Ahlp. L. (' . ili.inlulu Stock. 2. m nrrn ; Aiond. Ira A. Mrilfnrd, Orr nifrir AtWOod. Mr. Ir. A U --A t,.A ii.. f , HI. UPHU DHIILt (Associated Firi t Mml WIMmiI Bowler, John K llnnnlulu . Hlrrh.rrl Mr, H, Lincoln tith l liUFFAIifl. KoLriiuX 7 ('h.ruo.l Floridan Last Steamer On Atlantic Cdast-H-a- (,o Plrrk.nl Mr. H . Lincoln, Nidi. Mercantile, With attcmiitiliir to mnrilnr hia whnln Hnnllla T (I Colo, lonflla, Alexander & iluldwin 240 ' family, .John Tvliwr wa arraigned In Mr, K.U., Ii.nrrr. Colo. 'CQwt court today on wan Kun 10 3nnHli, Mix lllcn lirnirr, (i.lo l '. liiewer ic Co .t2.i 1323 .' Wcrfutes Dcmurrers'and a warrant charging tail toraugar .l....ku U. II .. . degree first murder. "ahncr Mr. I'. 11. Lbrrlrt-A- - nil. (Ira. Appoint: Andrews A' Week nun Inafc nlo-ht- Afftim Boys, w. R . rtnokina, 8u2r ' fa Walk...... Telper, hi mother, who wu the widow . !' I'aui. Ml Minn i:;( Plantation Co., '2H'i 28 .il ; Mr. Mi. Guardian Ad Litem of Factors Permit WhoiiMA.-I- I. I'.nl. Paul. Minn. in ii, u Muuar Co ... . 2( 202ty the founder of the Structural Hteal Retirement '". 11 ('., Ilnnululu I Hrr, - in ii. Company, and her were Hrackrlt. H n.iragn, III. Agi. Co 2I0 e Brarkplt, ll.uvii. . on, 'I 4 Vi murdered on h lonely country read, Agrees 7o Pay Increased' Rail Mr. II. H, Chiraco. III. Co. ... 4 43 44 Haul Back. Mr. I, ?, n-- r H. Chlrasu, III Hawn. Sugar Co. . .) 38 39 uaugiiTcr urnce anil another Aon, Ourrrr, Jno.. Kl DELEGATE REMOVED AS (nlliu., (ol.,r,ln Honok.ia Suifur (1 hemp badly beaten. The fam Cnrrcy. Mr. .Inn Vi Collina, Colo. (o..j 5'i 1.. Ifonoinii ('o. . NEXT BY f0y or,l" (Concluded n., tlnltitltilu Saar I7117 FRIEND' COURT TnVnd,,!hm', ,ri,,i" from Pnce 11 parable 'ad.r, Mr. C. II . I was Steel: and,,, in Mnnolnlu Illitehinsoii Mug. Co. - held up. by Mr. A .1 ferred they should come Mr . 'ueeo:, the Increase in riland. Anrrlra K a link ii I from value of stock M Plant 'n Co. J9 18 18 who killed mother and Clark, John . , Vrira..i, N. "'K', hi, w V II If W lllaa V Plllini ti laah Mrx brother with clnl. It I. tin itfiVtfrwl ( ooke. lat a.j fa.. W M Hun Kr.ncl.co Kekah.i Sugar Co.. 72H... other atocks that have d Clark. Mr.. J (I 1 . Koloa Sugar Co. . . . :r, 50 165 that the inn did the killing. ; One sugar nmn, not a director of the , MARINE INTELLIGENCE Her Majesty's Motion To Drop ' . , , llraka, Mr. W. A., Ft CoMln.. Oolo. The condition nf hi p ( MeBryd Sngar Co. 10', 10 10 lister Grace ha Factors, smiled when the reported situ The movement of freight By Merchants' Exchange !??.'". ,W A Kl I'oOin., iMo. not improved nn.i th nrn m tinna f tin from the Dull. L. M., L... Onhii Sugar Co 31 31 32 Case Dismissed By Judge tin Fast Coast to Hawaii (.. Al.,rlr., ('.I she will ation was outlined to him. "You have; u.. Doll, Mm. I.. M bo. Ansclci. Cal. Olaa Suuac Co 13V 13 13 lc alilo to toll .the story of H It waiiaa bottoms last year waa 85,000 8aa Francisco Hnile.1 Feb. 3, 2 Oaia. Mr. B, I... Vcasa. N Mn. Stuart the tragedy. , about right,' he said. S B Onomea Sugar Co 47Val 48 48 .".in. waa ainioHt 8, m., str. Hhinyo Maru for Iiarla, Mr.. I,., Vra, N Met C. 1. Morse, general ii grM from the Honolulu. Daan. O. D Man Kr.nn.ro 'aauhnn Sueur Co 24 freight agent of UIIUIU4t . r rsncisco r B, noon, S. H , American-Hawaiia- TT A m an. el. . Ktalnhauirr, Honolulu Pacific Hiivar .fill 70 thn said he As for the rst, n.u F.lasa, New that all will have to come v. n. i. i nomas for Honolulu. b., York Paia Plantation Co 201 No longer in Kuhio forMer congressman could overland San Wahukona Klaai. Mn. L.. New York "next friend to give no information; that nego to Fraacisco. . On bulkier Arrived, Feb. 1, sch. An Pepoekeo Sugar Co..150 and. less valuable freight - nle Johnson from Hun V riamla. H.nrv, Kan.ai City. Mo. Jnocn LiIiuoklani." In 'hia place in tiations were between the Fnctors and the etfeci pre- Fraamon. Ir. I... Colo. Mill Co 30 bablv trill 'he mar Yokohama Sailed r I,nrfr, loneer 36 37 y ted on. k...:!.. l'el. Frannon, Mr. I... Colo. jAirrin a. Ainirwn, placed there the few York ofllco of the American-Hawaiia- n .... a...... ' "i "W" Drnrrr. San Carlos Mill. Co. . 8Vj 0 man estimated yesterday that there i.i aiu ior iinnoimil. Foili. Mr. Kdw.rd Man Jnae. Cal. by Judge Stuart, of the Frampton, N., Waialua Agr. 2 2 30 circuit hepburn passes line; but he admitted that be w or Hilo Sailed, Feb. fl, 2:00 p. m., Mi.. Alirr Han Franclico Co.... out increase tea per eeat 8tr Faanra. w. v.. Von town, o .Sugar MOD eotirt, alter ho had overruled the do-- ' hud heard the circ uini'tnutinl reports. Kiyo Maru Sim nr. uailiiku to... inn rust oi gaivanixei iron and ether for Francisco. Fsunea, Mr. W V , Younaatown. O iniu-re- r Formal and definite n nn mm cement tied b the trustees ef the Lil- - Jheet metal, general metalware nd Port Allen Arrived, Feb. 5, Heh. Foatar. Mn.rt. I. lln..-i- - may be expected - Mlscellaneoua. . at anv time. ho.low ware, such s agate and tMBseiey irom Newcastle. Pala. E. a. Minnr.pol... Minn. luokalanl Trust, to the auit brought by Over City At Noon tit, iTiira.n, mn. l, 1'orll.nd. Ore. Haiku F. & p. Co. 10 1. (Associated Vv .aas inu crocsery also will go up, Nagasaki Sailed, Feb. fl, U. 8. pf: iupiii to break tnat tvnat. Prael Federal IHa There had been vague it A. T Oranl, h. M., Chir.o. III. Hawn. Elec. t:o. 167'-- rumors of the s expected. of. Dix M i Incidentally Judge die-- CLARINOA, Itecaiise tha ..n. for Honolulu. Oranl. Mn. L. , Chicaira Htaart alao Iowa, February 7. Col. plans for two days. kik Hawn. Co 3(1 Vi Thev reached a road On the Pan Arrit-o- f fl..lrkl.l. U. Pineapple 36 36 rtiiMaed the motion mode by the ueMn William 1'. Hepburn, veteran of climax rate. other haad. the Francisco tv.k noted yesterday morning. At noon ...w.o W. Ilaatarlick! Mr. Hilo R.R. Co., pfd. . 22U herself, to drup the Andrew rongres arncie may not M af- Bark B. Flint from Kahabn. H F. W action. and Republican warehouse, virtunlly every man closelv ciua.rv J..' n, Mr. . bona f.land, N. T. Hilo R.R. . Will .. I L A ...... ' connected fected. o much. Co., com. .40 40 ' lll.. .n.rn" . i.w LI... m- - i Fred L. W)dr6a, Hina, Mn. F W N. nor if. ur buunv iiiior a louif lUDcas. with sugar had wind Iin Uland. Y. & II... Huitiiu l...... I . larvciv8 - of wli.it was go- president nf tha Hahn. Miu l.nui... h.m1a .. Jinn. Brew. Malt. 18 17 18 lratv uhiln t. B mi. I... :-- " V " ii..l r uud iu Huui or ing on. -- . vvu.mor, JudgeV. iiun ine Kiuneya. Hevernl men were told bv those i.i i.. .1.1. llahn. A. (I. C, Mralo Park. Cal. Hon. (ins Co 107 Stuart iu hit decision filed wh knew wiciiaieu nine increase in P0R1 OF HONOLULU. Hahn. Mr. A (I that everything hud been ('., Mrnlo Pat Cal. Hon. R. T. L. . 160 general retail prices, for many Ha-i- , 4 Co. arranged. articles J. W.. Hr.ttlr. Waih. I. WELL KNOWN IN HONOLULU are nn.i .1 W .... I. S. Nav. Co 210 121.1 1250 1 . standard..!. "k.v Mr. u Tonnage of sugar to . ' ..ii..l.t.CI Will , A linn. Co,0"-- ' be moved to the AH.KIVED W. O., Hydnay. Mut. Tel. Co , than 100 well . Hepburn Was personally to Bear tne loss. Hum. Aa.tralla 20 18 20 authoritici, lu a giving Kast Coast American-Hawaiia- "ve know" to Honolulu people, this ir lv Freight Slow V. 8. A. T. """an, j. r... to rr.nel.ro O. R. & L. Co 130 150 151 H very full and comprehensive account '"""y having Aledy Sherman from Manila, T C. O.. Sydn.y. many steamers would have been a. m. Ha, Auitralia Pnhang Rubber 16 of the main points at issue in the liti- - v'"ltel n" timet. His daughter 30(,(MH1, It unquestionably is true that the Haas, Mrs. C. (I, Hydnay. Co.. Mr- about consigned f -- Australia jrffl ,W"H - Kav Chamberlain, . Bono- - Btr. Mnui from 3.20 Haas. Mra. Mara Hnn.l.,1. Tanjong Olok 30 3l" cation, as sot forth in the coinpluint of .rviiaiii win suner. They Kauai, a. m. Rub... u,u- to the Pennsylvania Hiijjar Refin- "roared'' W. lllcd bv Delegate Kuhio. - Hi" nephew, Harry M. Hepburn, when they-heari- l the new Schr. Ida May from Molokal. 3:40 Uornar. II., Kr.itlr ing Company of New York Na- ye.terda Ilornar, Mra. W. 111 and the m. .. Ii., Hrattlc umi No Good Deed ,vv" ."onoiniu, aa manager 01 the noon. . Their freight has been a. Bonds. i In tional Sugar Refining Company of New slow in Hnrnar, Waltar. Mr. tile The finds Hawaiian Klectric Company, movina? fraa v.u...... a Str. Mauna Kea from Horner. Wm . Hamakun Ditch . . 103 court that it' is clnlmed in ..rrncv, wnn wmch the new contracts Na Vi Hilo, 7:40 a. fl..m. the complaint Although twenty years in eongress, cote eonjrr-tio-n in the Jsmea. Mr. Him r n... Hawn. Irr. Co. 93 97 that the trust denl were made in the. fall railroad yard. Jamai, Mra. Harry C,.' Uaoyvr.' ci.' 6s... shows upon its face Colonel Hepburn became best known "'-- 7 more , Str. Makura from Sydney, 7J50 Colo. Haw. Ter. Im. 101 '' that the alienations By leaving three vessels on piilKia now, a. m, onnaoa, , Ixi. Aacalcs 4a.... a the Paci- . Thla aAiua mi'w u . ... tr. J. R. R. oi ine complaint are true, that the, "'"UKnom ine country during ino fic this sugar will . ViaaiutU. una rvavtea Un- - Kinau from Kauai, :40 a. m. Johnasn, Mra. J..., Loa Anrrlei Hilo Co. 6s 60 65 ifc be handled in in.nihV (jueen not capable of taking proper Booaevelt administration. was he fvorsbly;en th Amertcaa-IlswaUa- n Str. Mikahala from Molokai, 4 Kallay, Lawrrnra R., Ran Cal. Hilo R. R. Ref. fls 48, It ton cargoes, three a month, each vessel a. m. Kelly, Jo., E. 49 care who latpp waa calln.l , Mra. Frank, Mas Joaa Cal. of her tirnnorfv of tha tin... framed what th ryur, Mew Str. LikeJike from Kauai, 6 a. m. , Hoiioksa Sugar Co. fls 85 making a round trip between Han Fran- waaeis leaving York "i-j- nan Ual. 96" executeil It. "The iaauaa h lo,.,.. Ileiiburir law. ; nrohihitintr rabataa ami had eaonith mf . .. Str. Matsonia from aiaiirr. Jo.. Hon. " cisco and the I si an, 7 every month, mir. Hilo, 6:15 a. tn. Kellay, Mr. Frsnk J Man Joaa. Cal. Gas Co 1107 plete fi Kinaia- - , , . C iuii aaj which will throw rargo, bu they could not Str. Helena from Ilamali 9il - Mi.. u.. .i m r n II. K. T. ft L. o. 6s. .105 104 30,000 tons a month fre-gh- set the V W ' vai. nun iu a ngut I voioneji ; rejireaenxe.i me moved, to Str. Madawaska from A.iinfu.r,.. i LlJlnf.M - in Ry. irr uiuereni anil perhaps iiepnorn dn the transcontinental railroads. When their dock. M Hach ' . Kauai 6s 1100 1100 all 1 should say now U eighth Iowa district, also was an a ceaditinn waa kail ... .1- .- i: i.., m a Lieiafld. Mrs. B. W., Chica'co, III. that I iiud lie steamers went via Panama or MageHnn Iw1a.iMr. D. W . Ooroorao. Cal. VcBryde Sugar 5s...100 100 nothinc in I ullicient soldier? "t .i . U L . the trust deed til faffmil. and a lamer of hiirh the movement lasted considered, too, that it needed DEPARTED T. ' I. Mntnal Tel. 5s 1106 103 mend I during the entire liawiaI.. Mr w it, and its contents sovm to rfllHitauoa. He was a product of the year, cargoes niore vessel, for the Wand a I -- P m.i. m O. R. X: L. Co 5a ll(Wt being nrrnnired so trade no Str. ICivo Maru for Run rr I.', via, Mra. 104 .A carry I got that' xae F. W., Chir.ro. 111. out.me allegations of the hill early pioneer days in Iowa and there was no aiageMan route than, visj.the 12.30 Oahn . J suspension of sailings or 'a via Hilo, p. iq. Mayor, Mi.a MHdrrd, boa Sugar Co. fls. . !1(I8I108 ioa against ...... schooling he a.iii Anrla. Cal. . , , . . . . it." little had in three only a slight falling-of- t route, loal exwae of opera- Marklar, Mr. .C. E nug. . . in amount even Btr. Hluau for Kauai, 5 p. m. Laa Anlca, Cab wiaa t o. s. . J IHVa 100 1100 , l'rocecding with his argument I winters tion - Increased- mi.otiv Mulrarllll. the at an aeadeniv near Iowa I'itv. durinu the non urindinir Ti,... . :e . . .i... uwca mure Mr. Great Northern for SAtl Mr. J. IX. Hpokana. Wa.h Pac O. k Fer. doi iumi. Vrlnnia. Mulrarhill. Mn n i. 6s...J105 e court larcs that, this deed of j He was bom in County, fuel pal required, 1 J n.w.k... ui. "if Columbiana will be no decrease iu the number was, the change 0, 11 p. m. Pac. Sob. Mill As . . .1 OS of not. tfurfit-l.t- a i i Moron, Mr. ino., Kanaaa City Mo iron was not vcvucanie by Ohio, November 4, A.-l- l. the tpjeeti 1:.3, removing to tailings from the - .v ".; snipping,.Li.... Mr. Makura for Moor. W. C, Honolulu San Carlo Co..jl00 uer pleasure. Islands there- I . me.... Victoria, 12 noon. Mill. jit " he adds, "thou aue Iowa City where his mother and his fore. hese facts VIM nninl.,1 Schr. Omega Moaaman. Kin Molly. Han Josa, Cal for Port Townsend. 2 T waialua Agr. no .right to makq Murnhv uAHn.-i- H Co....100 hd any will after step father took np their residence on Moving this sugar to the Knst Coast Panama Canal .was blocked, and they p. m. Ui.. its . execution ami i...la ..1 l i i ...... Masrl, B. F.. Twin Falls. Idaho "uui.. u larm, woen oe was eigni yeara ot will require approximately 12,000 V cu""w"11 y i"os who urge Str. Mauna Kca m BETWEEN BOARDS annul ai.y, will sha made for Hilo, 3 p. m. j..ri, r. a i., rw,n rails, Idaho had prior to age. freight cars, taking that the , suspension of ocean V. Mork. A. Palaraburg, N the capacity of the to ocean 8. A. T. Sherman for S IV... !.. J. Olaa, 500, 5, 3, 5, 5, li, e. average callings will Morantbalar. A. M, 13.12; Vii0.n' In 18". Colonel Hepburn moved to ear as twenty five tons, or not continue after it is cisco, 5 p. m. Un Aneles 60. 90. UO. d.'iii Kn an an ' probably 240 assured that ,(ha. Mna Mar. W N . inn S. P? Q2T lown, which had since been fains of 'fifty ears each Canal will be open to Str. Claudine for Maui, Mncllar. W. 1. Ai.. 50. 10.50; , J?' 5:10 p. m. Mra. H., Loa Anialas Ewa, 5(), 20, 28 50; Waialua! find, that the Queen jB home, except mo uny cars traffic. The. proverbial Presi-uVu- Oil IV ...... for a part of the time to the train is a high aloha of t Str. Maui for 5;20 m. Nauatadt, 1. H., San Krancl.ro Oll so, nu, i ' Hawaii, p. W7 t.i, mi, imr, ao.oo; '", A.-- M V-- rv ., i'lonoer, 'average Dearprn,.o ' flaka , during the 'ten montho. "This the for the ...... p. i...i r... 50. , On km. ' n-.- MMt Mnt. Tel dn on. will mean almost a Islnnds also is a tAJBSENaEBS.AiJtrTED Mra 'W i. I'u U train a day of factor to oe con- - ' ' out By U. 8. A. T. Sherman from Manila Ovcvinstea. R. Brae.- Frank tort, P. Oahu Sng. Co., 10, 5, 31.00. ui twice successively Fan Francisco When the severe con- sidered. ci'"io I I . . thereafter. Feb. 4. I" ornra, 1 . rrVOKinff the flnml atia mu.l r.. . . . gestion in Absorption For Honolulu Mr. an.i vr.'' O "si"" i. i. rranklort. SESSION BAXJES 7- - nr. miring nia career in congress which railroad yards throughout of the increased rates on Oara, P. J Salt Lake City own motion ru L. B. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. A. O'Gnrs, without regard to the pro ended March 4, 1909, Colonel Hepburn the States Is considered, it is legarded sugar by the steamship line will not be J. Mrs. R. i Hall Lika City Otan. loo. 13.121C. H,. n u p. . Beeruar aad aon .1 nkn p.. Parra. Miu V. i as enten.fed to ttiAl..i. 20, 1H.I Han 4.0I ; .;.v.u uhibi uiiti niinr,ortet evory measure that became certain that some arrangement al- general freight moving Ritohia. 0; Carlos, 200. 8J0; Mc- - 1 San Mr. F. R., Ban. Francisco. Cal. 1,1 -- M" trustors almll In .... 1...... ' Francisco Cajit. Chas. wife ,, 11... .1. r z loin n..k ready have been made west, it is unilerstoo.t Abel, 411, 40.OU.irt ' .. "" v'u inw looKing 10 ine control...or common with transcon- ;'ii-ni- Wra. r. K., Haa Franclaoo, Cal. ni.rue, tinental systems to move May Bring Cargoes Bare and daughter, H. I. Aiken, Miss E. A. Rrtd. Mr. J. J.. Ivi. r...' .. carriers. Many or these bills were in it. Otherwise Allen, 1...I.. BUGAE QUOTATIONS As regarda .the absolute right of bv him. tho situation hardly could have ad Whether AH. steamers will carry 1st. Lt. II. H. Arnold, Mr. H. Raid. Mrs. t. Loa Anrala'a. Cal. 88 troduced H. Rcid, Master. Lra Anaalaa.. Caf. analysis beet (no advices). u.e vtl04.n.tO appear in court vanced so far as it has. cargoes from Kan Arnold and child, C. V. Badger, ' and do Colonel JIopLurn was thirteen times Francisco to the Is ( (ombanar, Mrs. B. E., St. Louis, Mo. Parity ft'aml a rnarnpntmn v...... land Is. apt. Edwin Bennett, wife daugh- ,. : : ' rt il me uoininee or bis party Increase Coat Enormous not know a. :vBy ,an agreement and Kombaner, Mlaa Berths, Hi. Lonia, Mo feat, (for Haw, i""i'"nr.. . I . in the Eiuhth ter. Mrs. L. B. Bennett. (1 1 W sugars) 4.845. win decision adda. "no.lw (hot n.; r it., a with he Matson tine, the A H did not R.n.. Mheprood. Mrs. Jt. W Ft. Collina. Col. . " nunii uiairici. How much additional cost a i , bo D iua (here will L. 8. Border b! Mm. . T... a.... V aniiiilid. Ihnnok ah ..n.. American-Hawaiia- bring freight from Ban Francisco, Browoell, Capt. r minim, vai. be to (he line by but J,J. Mheldon, Mra. M.. jSaorainanto, Cal. ivpalle of waking thn trust, but dop reason it is believed that a temporary agree- j. ranci, inn uaugnter, 1st t,t. nuiim, o. at., of this overland routing is not in .Tr Dpasana, Waih. EMERGENCY i ment Will ,. Adna R. Chaffee. .;f .n,i .nn Hmllh. SURGEON ii masire it to any longer known be made tn . a v s a, Mr. 8. M4 Spokane continue, It will ha j. ,J lJ .. . f'icrc bn illu,...ln AUSTRIAN.MUN1TI0N so, as Capt Clark Howard Chap-ai- Hhanlav. Ami M 11... p.h. lliav irrnlinil tnr 4. orations necessary the'angnr there is certain to be more than and wif, Hhanlry. 1 after is Mrs. Qao. H., Qreat Fall.. Mont. r Diysolf, 1 l.u.ll. n .... 1 i t T. wawon steamers can Jos. C'lemons and wife, F. K. believe, aho hus thai uu.kcu ai nan r rancLKO will be ex- handle, and the Hurrcit, T., Los Ansalaa, Cal. Oceanic virtually can, Cross and wife, 2nd Lt. J. F. Dave. 1st Hmilf. L. tra moving it to freight cars au.l load ,be eliminated P., Cleaeland, O. USnES MUCH Hut such is not It from present consirleratinn fn. ; ui. a. u. neniir. wire anil tan ohil. Smith, Mra. li. p., Clereland THREAD thia fasr. The log especially. The great rutes to Htirkncy, A. PLANT IS BLOWN OP all it curt do to ilren. Mrs. Dodson. Cant.. C. R 1.1 lr,tt W., Petrograd. Kuuia preseiit action presenU one of fraud, be had on the Atlantic will unke it handle the thr,.nh Mtanhaurh, Mlaa Jf., Honoluln ii g vastly business to und from wife and daughter, Mrs. Evans' and upon tin profitable for tho company, how- - Australia, which J. II. Sinilh. Miaa Daisy E Honolulu i ia SOU art of others who Bonght to obtain immensely profitable. four and one dauirhter T V inm. Mn, A. P., Loa AiifH. 1 .1 I). Tiilta, Mrs. Maid v. San Cal l'n) riy inrough deed, The extra handling in Matoon vessels will be pushed hard (iavigan, 1st Lt. Win, Geary sn.l .Franci.rn. There were several stitchinir ' tins uud ol and wear the ' Mra. B; U., Sari Vrancia.-o- Cal. ruai i xtal--e (Associated b to hu'Jllle rVuin.l wife, Capt. Tuf. on her part and of incaj.acin Fran Faiianl Wlnlau.l railroad .cars may put the loss in the hiwln... Tl.... Geo. F, Hamflton, 2nd Lt. I uolte, S Honolul at tho emergency hospital MILAN. Kclmliirv 7. A ,l,.i.ut,.), m.-r- . yeterday, i i her part to weight in transit at One ner I probably will be' Unable to do it. When narniou, Jr., Miss Jlazleton, 1st l'irr, Louis, Danyer, Colo. tako care of her iu nr .. 1 ,. and the t ruin HucharCat to the Mecolo nva ll... a ...... He-r- v. I L. M a if present lick keep up Dr. . thut more, a Jiiiter--pris- l.t. Z. L. wifi. an. Viioranrr. St Francisco rests. I'lnler such facta nr.. i.,,- -. or in exc of one ,,,, to t,l( .uc mi uisi wa loiocaeu tno Ilunulil.i R. G. I terrific explosion in von Nasi. C. R., inbeapolia Aver will hm. ...i.. I baa occurred tho bag, which waa dlvertait frata tha Hu three sons; C. leented, I do not know of any case ikoilu weigh 125 pounds. This iv... Mfs.,L. Herknes and 0.,E.;sMinaaolii thread. armament factory in Bohemia, will be a cisco-ilil- o run to infant, . .1.. , Wh'", tley. i disadvantage lsland run Mr.. F. Keruan, daughter It. AnV.I., C.I. .i noiiis mat me deed n to the plants U Hookonu --Akamn-; a-- l,rr.,...v cannot li wiiicu persons poriahed. Three three-anna- : T , - ii.. f ' asiiie. turns. On tho other hand. th ...,inL. to relieve the cnniraatlnn Ud,.iii. and f!n.l I t w ll Whiiy, Mra. H. J.. Antlr...... pj..v .u .uo iniuiiiga were blown up, including one Wycoff, Mrs. A., Los cl. station suffenug from a broken I fiaei Eight Of delivery in New York will be but she has returned to her regular will .ml wife, 1st Lt. J. Lindenatrutb, Anrrlc nose. Prlnca n which rm,nu an ad ' Wilson, H., Walla Walla, He said his lire manufacture.) tin. vantage. run. appear miss I. Wa.h that brother had struck him. "I think, therefore, that tho Princi 2 inch hyilraulic Whether the lo'os ami gains It that the suspension ji. Malm, II. A. Main, wife and Au.len, F. H., Kanaaa City, Mo Jack Schmidt, a guns of llic Austrians. and of Houml snili nps lis ley, W. A.. Second Infantryman, - iiib riglll to protect Ink there probably are many moro may bring t head three children; lst.Lt. O. B. Meredith, Honolulu wus brought contiii ll.un l...u...... Burn., R. A., Loa Anrelr., Cal. iu to lie treated for I "lit inMreat in inri.r win iminnco each is the talk of a line from the North wife and child; Coi. E. A. Miller and the estate of the On. ei. other H. tei. (J. H., PlMtshurg. N Y sprained ankle. He is not positively Coast t said to have om all friends and ove. COMMANDER OF APPAM known; it may be thai to Australia vis, Honolulu. wife, Chaplain J. M. Moose, wife and Oruce. 1. B.. Honolulu icuchii... that , struck a sergeant and to have i concessions bv the ateumxhii. II.,., Northern Company un two sons; H. llru.-a- Mra. 4. U.. iprained i.v have been praclUe.l. hIu- - I...... facific J. McCoy, Mrs. J. A,.Mc Honolulu his II (Hi. PRIZE Curry. , ankle while fleeing from CREW IDENTIFIED smoothed the way. iloiilitedly will Kinnon. K. - T Long Beaak the wrath ' ecu) iu disalled ;.. take eoguiance of the 1st Lt. E. Pritchetl- ,wife from heii Chamberlain. O. H., Honolulu to come. t in-t- tho Panama Canal was open situation to consider keeping the infant and two be has thn right to strike down (Assoclatsd daughter; 1st Lt. J. K.pr.u, Miaa Juanll. Honolulu Nick Luilwiv was troati&l (n. - ...a Prwa bv Fadaral Wlralaai.l thn A inc. n un uwoiiiin ll.... i. .. i ..... Great Northern bn the run, for it ap a. Krllowa, r 'ch contracts now while l... 1m r,. oarratt ami wife; 2nd Lt. Conrad Frank, Findlay, Ohio over his left eye, in HKRLIN, February X. steamers in pears ! ((ill. Mra. W. A which a atitch i it might be in.j.ossiUo Lieutenant the Island ..r. I.... .i.i. that the freight business has SklutlaJ, 1st Lt. Wm. A. Squire, wife and Infant, Honolulu was to do so CIU, who eOUUIinuded the crew MHililli.u .1..... Ii '.. ueen mane ((ill, Mailer Joseph. Honolulu tanen. it appears, was prowl- . 'orle to its nana. and two ohildren; ('apt. R. I ' .1...... there were Stone Oeller. Mra. ,D., New York ing OU the lirnilliaea nf un..th..r mtxA I WH!,,t'r. ross steamers from New York Opportunity for Coast burn . aa v that . VF,W . A'''""" ...... aud wife, 1st Lt. F, P. Stone and (lOldbirs, Mrs. Ida, San Fram-iir- forcibly eje-ted- ,"ABi. ocean i'....ui ...... kA II ...... !,..."""v " nie .iiiHiine to Hampton Kohi omy, wnicn did fiot Alnin- 1 ihur...... " 1. wjv . j (loldbrr. Miaa L., to .1 i .. i ...... ' ,,ia call uaai w a ..i.c ' wife, litis A. M. Swanson, H. L. Loi Anrclri able strike down tl.i. i... A.-l- A. t). Kauhaihoa, a police '." i a" "'" luuBuniii,:....: nc is a at Honolulu. No l pertunity for Ban FrancUco. .1 Invita, Kelcki. Honolulu officer, ,i.... "l" reni.tnt to iucrease I'lioninsuu and wife 1st l.t 111 "r 0t "M0W U,H wi ,,f ,own ir T;. Jobuaon, B. while t riinmi trees with . he tl'" f Apenrade, and a naval passed through the Canal since it here (for . . . October. trade and Loa Angeles to ney wife, Ullt.'llll till -V and 2nd Lt. Tuteur, Mrs. M. Ijiu, Mr. Loa i pan .r """-in- Jamai. Anffelei. Cal. knife, missed his stroke and the knife, f uiiv ii'MTi. ue was master of the little vin .Magellan has necessitated build, np tradehrwhh it began tn i.. Lynch. F. W.. San Frsnci.ro ' dwuiirrorn are neosior, it. f. Wheat, Mr. T. C. winning roun.l with t,,i,?Th ovtirrulod stiumer (iiimma, whith was tied up at fifteen vessels to the Islands to main- look after when the Oreat Northern Fain. Martinei, Mrs. Helen, Honolulu the impetus of the K, blow, made In ' Wie tain ten dav - .u.. March, 'Bridgeport, a wound hi hock in Itotterdam at the outbreak sailinuan- - ami - ...... i,.....ii...iv- etarted ru U. Pa. head' four mo lier fremiti Franeisio and By Htr. Mauna Ka,, February 5. Mead, W. D Honolulu and a t tuo war to sugar, but five vus-e- ls Angele half inches long, in which sev. avoid capture bv the additional were Los, to Honolulu. Much of Hilo Miss VI G. Rvi.m. I. .1 w.r. Maun. K., Oakland Pfijlah fl.cot, not requircii, ror now ca.lls ( mi miiciies were taKCB. at oast the freight that came in Anieritan lis reu, Mrs. .11. Nakamura and two chil- Mann. Mrs. K.. Oakland ports only, returning t,.- .i: O'Connor. Ralph - r...... v..,k4 i n waiian vessels was from aa far west 11. H,, Lo. Anrclei. Cal. dren, J, Keller and Miss H. . rect, have ceased,; and all vessels Chicago, wie, itohwer, 0a. C, Loa Ansel.-- BELGIAN PRELATE TELLS enter as the rate via Johnson. Miaa I. Monit, C. Keiaer, Miaa M., Loa ing the Pacific come hero. The New lshida. Angel.. FUNERAL lslundi York evidently having been MnliukouaJ. H. K. Koliln.weich. Mrs. Fannie, New York OFMR. STACKER OF HORRORS OF INVASION did not lose,. McKeu.ie, Miss . therefore, after vessels eheaper than the rate yia K. A. ArlSur Jersey City BEPROimnESS had lieiruik .to xmuil Hontl, a..,.,,:.... Lane.JVU. Y. Young and child. Turner, H. B., Han Francisco, as the rail -- Portland. Oregon inasmuch ikp i iimm- reiien oerg. Turner. Mra. R. .. (Aasoclitea Praii b fadaral Wlnliul but Coast ports did loao. ' haul middle j r i. Portland, Oreg.m from the .west to Han Fl,i ILtlinua, W. Burlom, Mrs. A. II. We.ley, W. C. IKjoiulo ROMK, Febrnarv N. I.ettor from Greatest Under Flag cisco ia Wc.ley. W. HAS LARGE ATTENDANCE very long. A for metal prif More, AHO. llanna, Noa W. Aluli, F. Mn. C, Honolulu 'ardiuul Mnrcier tlw. lt..l..lun ..P..u.. The fleet, the greatest duets, generally, the East must Wllliania. W. L., deorgia Hoiace V. VnUBhnn, federal attor under the continiy lubo'i.r Takigushi K. Misoshiuia, K. Vtilson, A. O., Hoi.olulu i iiiMressed to the 'Vatican, have been American flag and probably great- - to be the chief source V i the of supply for lVivonliity Wilder. Honolulu 'y for this district, yestvrday ad published ht're. They i any Afer.-liaiit- f. C. tell of the hor uiioiir neuiiai (lag, is of twenty-eigh- t Islands. will unal.lu t' Wood. an. Oanirl K . Tunipec, N. 'Hfi4nau, Feb. . Wnimea II I - '.y Hel- Wash-ingtoiiia- Knoi. John, ' Mien iriui iii.'iii. io ui nro ami Airs . ' " weriiian occupation of vessels, for ulthough the several days to ascertain just where Sin Frann.ro Simple ser Mourit., M. Mourit?., Uuerrero. M. C, iee, coiiducti'.l by Mr. l' I'ugiinan may bo serving time, 'ul"i and relate with circumstantial was sunk uioy. i ,. , Hunnlulr C. 1. here and the Nebraska!! will stainl. Harding. K I.illie, fiist reader of local - J. San Fri lll'l.ro the l.n.justly. the story of Hel- and Neva, la,, were . It ia t !w TiilaniL. .1.,,,. ,11 Al'iVMit.. ' J'acaro whs convicted of a the killing of sold recently, throe nnl Ik.l R- Henry, Harry, Han Franriai-- hiistian iavej-eceive- ji - Me Fee. Scientist cliiinh, marked the ttatutory 'Hn by Herman and new steamers, h ' '""f Hi la--- t offenso and Mrs. Dagnmnii is J'""' soldiers Floridan, Artisuu and suffer. Coast cities mu - 'h, Uu, Angelrl lites yesterday over ',le flegei .1!riiHl-l- Alakswa, Mr. Hashi-m- Larson. 8. K..1. Iceland the ashe of oing time for bigamy. The complain amault on Belgian nuns bv Arborean have been building. The eastern rreignt by ..American-Ilawau- a i iT the laic T . . Hill, W. L. Woo, H. buy, bum .lames Stacker, held at ...... II... I 1. men fllf tl.M inv.ilin,...... they-wjl- Mr. Wing. Honolulu the v wno 7 The letters Floridan is ready for service; Ar- steamers, aud l to ad jusi . ""i i Lagoiuaii, niiargeil r the have H- - lp.-- K. J., Han Stacker home on Kinif iiiini f - " ll'nry NiuK' l'S Friiiio Street. The that bin wife, had run off with ;lr.p fu" of the accounts of I'rniHii s.u'- tisuu hus been launched, and Ar- tlenislvos, ,probabjl,v freights. Lll.-Sii- E. A., Man l'acaro the loJilVfatt 'W1 hu'ch, (i. W. Wilcox, t'ranelaco house was e o.vded with the many ciore ahe eonimitted in Belgian c h urc lies. borean is approaching . . .. ., Marliu, llll. There... Maui had aoeiired a divorce. Now completion, so A...Av)Mr'Mr. A. S. I'liends of the devensed. " is Wilcox, A. Nelaon. Wm. paying their r letter has reaeheil t.h ,liiri,-- t M..r. that the fleet eveu larger iu tonnage l;i- -t ENGINE CREW TBAPPED "ay, Mrs. H. Oliver, P. I'leiii ini, M. M Cli.lt. hooks, Ti.n tribute of respect, while the stand I 'VV, which doclurea lit 11... FEDERAL RFAT miu neiuie. fV.'vrtOlivee-,- ' H., liiii. - - - Hi.Ige thut -FnRftFSvsawMaav- a kafl f AJ ) heeler. I'ler.e. Mark Farm. Ill ii"in whiih the urn wns placed w of the marrlaiu Iiet.weun ...,,i Leaving Wiree vessels on PaciflcLr WHEN LOCOMOTIVE Tuinliol. KernHSdn A., nan I'u. k.. the FALLS Bv from Krau.i... hctped about with Fair-weathe- r CHINESE REVOLUTIONARIES will twentv-t- lie Maui s flowers. Miss Mrs. Uaijoman free ree now nn.i - A. .1 By str. Cluudiue for thu divorce had been leiuy- J ' r....uu i:.u i m Maui, lul, si iy two solos e live as . " wuM.o, ..I.I.S I., lain 7 .Mr. and short I , boob us the two big new vessels (Aaaertatsd and Mrs. J.. T. milieu. ui mo j'hilipiuiiva. Mi (Aiaodatad Praaa ,T fadaral Wlralaaa.l ing, 1KVmIiM, ike, S. A. Baldwin. K. Wairen, " (s were read from the Psalms and Praia bv Tadcral Wlralaaa.l are iiiiisiie.i, V X'CRV. VPX 7 I.'. Vuujrhan is investigating the case There were ten in the I...liun. Mauui, J Deacrenx, N. (loodivin (i,o g. (mm S. ieme and I'F.KINU, - t!r. Matsui, Mas. Cooke, Health and Key to Fobruarv 7. That the inv- general freight service before, lifteon An engineer aud a jliima. were drown- W. U. HiltH,. Crawford, Miss K. Crawford, Mrs Fan ernmeiit F. W'aterhoimc. (i. K tho Scriptures by Vat Maker Eddy. 'troops are now making head being on the Island run. ed 'oiigine 1 Some of those today when the of a "Big r,afri. 1.4 I i',i J, ula.l., ...... ers. Master Fauer, K. Takignshi, A NATIONAL PARK MEASURE way agauisi were under charter to tho ,.u iinriv. the rebels is announced bv French aud Four" passeueii trniq wifnt" through V DEPARTED. lies, J. 0, Hedeiuanx, II, p. .ludd the authorities Urititih gu - .'CL'llUr KEEL OF DESTROYER LAID APPROVED BY COMMITTEE at the capital iu a state eriiiuents, notably the t brldg on the Indian .aide of the, :,t. l.ui,ii Miss Davidson, M"iss T. Perry, Mrs A meat and s.for Maui. Feb. 4. lAaaoci.ted Praaa by that Piagshaii has been recap- Virginian. Others have Wabas river. Tle, broke and , li A I.. Perry. Miss .1. 1.. I(nl Federal Wireless.) v0Uliug Nil Mr. T. I...... t Sereno. Miss I by A been in the ( S. FRAN'i sen, February 8. The . i tured the federal forces. general nitrute trade between bile ,'he remainder of . tha .tiaiu staye.l on ins, Tom ('hong. i;.,n.. Knst ton, Hen Vicker.' W. keel of the new torpedo boat n and the Coast; but one and all, the truck, averting a much m j - My Maui destroyer cable from Kuhio at Wai.:.in.rt..ii m, more tI Vi"vIJk I)ris.,JI VI.. I.- I.- Sir. for Kauai, Feb. Shaw was minont uud the government hopes to they have beeu iu what muv be regard- ous it 7 Frank laid at the Mare Ulan.l mr i'ouciug thut the national park bill I'm accident. Tas engine pliiugcd into Crawford, P. Schmidt, F. ed us the war I i.-- vest.udav. Naval officer attach. nas eriisii ine reliel ion in tins lout of trade. It will be reeulle ,wVei au.l cremf wg, trapped Str. Mi T. Schmidt. ine leriuyry iieen up,ruved by tin 111 Ken, for Hilo, d to i lima thut the 'o in li iu ii is receiving tvventv-sevu- Feb the yard drove the first rivet in i iMiiiiuiii-- no v ju run u AiiKji-t- v ii iu cliarge. 'I h dollars a ton for . '??vy f. iu the essi'l, tejit (if ' nitiu,tc...... tlm cable foil OWM Another 'War Baby' SON OF KAiSER WOUNDED ,.. COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES "Tke National Park Hill r VILLA AT BAY AGAIN American Hawaiian stock is held pri- IMiooiuaa eras pr ) , H birdma'n ported on favorably by (Associated WUalasi 'y. r. .1. coming home the committee PriM by Fadaral Wlralass.) vately, ho no quotations are to be Tffl " II. Bakemevet LAXATIVE BROMO QUTNINK iuiving for had, AMSTERDAM, jfebeuary Prim e r. I' PiitV-ai.i- !. ("naclsl Ciblegriun to Nips Jijl.) it ciiiiMi.leratioii, lint Kl, T. 1 Kvanug, carti's TAW), t ebruarv (leneral Vil but the Ml IIU'llrM' llfofi tn it hfi H 11.1 n ,I.'V no in pscrl,1ttt;tV "Hi o .tbj Kaiser. Herg e th cause. the world over TOMo. ret.uiarv 7. Aviator Nib appropiiaiion witli it. Only Jiub la with iimmi ileriiiaii Jun 1,1 Dito, TJi twenty five is virtunlly and the still greater profits it will make is to rlnmo Low.. to a has decided to return i'c ihiiiih win lie set BMi.le, tie reported hhveibepu Wounded while l.ieut cure cold in one day. The signa- to tho Cnitel these uiriiiiilile.i and oil the .let ei.si o it is u result or tne .T. ftonesteel, Wdliuu, Slnl.-N- . He Mils iiianiiiu.in,.,l inversion of twelve fighting on the eastern front. II is Thorn H ture of E. W. erenllv iiv otrll.ilcnkahi. Mamm l.oa uud Kil Nidus I'llllVOll. Hun I a In rx run. Ii an. more steamers to the ""Kl"'" and C.ROVK is ou each box. because) 1 Atlantic inevita- hurts, it is said, are uot V the Imperial Aero Club would auea. am ni'ioling a copy of tho to serious. Ilc'.liilil, H. K. H Manufactured by bill.' cording olliciul advicus at Juaren. bly would make it a wur com- - ..' Oama, tbe PARIS MKlI. not gi)e " baby" wu wounded ia the head and the thigh, lsuuo Moore. their for i,roi.iu,.l 'v." Cl.NIi CO., St. Louis, U. 8. A. hi Tokio to Oaakav. . .Ii.: lliht tio

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' 1 ' - ' HAWAHiSi; BREVITIES PERSONALS f- t r 5' V, GAZETTE . . . THE ' ' " (rrm,fVmday ArtoUer) ; (From Saturday Advertiser) "'("' ' TUESDAY MORNING New accounting were being in- Prof, and Mrs. P. O'Oara of Baft I'-- THE deakt J. ADVERTISE of-th- were stalled in the.Wfic e territorial Lake City outgoing 'passengers ia rt FEBARYlJll. auditor yeaterday. - - The furniture is the Great Northern last night, ; uniform1 hr SMiffir fenrt, apparently of a Miss Mary Stambaugh,- - who recently Tory deairabi) anfl .serviceable .make resigned as instrnctoress In the Mills .A ; Ghastly Joke A Hawaiian Suggestion News" was' received, )ire yesterday of School of the e Institute, .':;'. ' the death In Wailukn, Man), on Wed- Manoa Valley, left ia the Ureal North V) , the-olr- of upon continual nesday Thelma, ern last night the mainland. , COMMENTING of last wcky of little for .,; -- party, the baby danghtet of Mr. and Mr. KamaioplM, ; JO report;Jpcally ;ccrred fexvding . the i latest the Democtatic. Walter graduate of the J George vf, Wilbur," 8h wis threo Kamehameha Schools, and eon of Rev. NOW ROYS! suggestion th Luiitaiila local e German to WashirwVer Vvrfiich have prevented the appointment of months and twenty-liv- day old. The Samuel K, Kamalopill, assistant pastor Fri- controversy, it must frikethc arfrafe ianjiSjfrDf-- J men; tU federal ofTices,'; TheLCviokoa for this week, body wa buried ia Wailukn last of the Kaumakapili Church, ia now di- Here's : Where Youfijitl 'dusyVM m day.. rector of boys' work la the T. M. 0. A. operas an editorial, hoj)e$ , foe. the. sake of.. the com- ' 'Mil mg that one government should in an A 'Chinaman' Vhd twaS taken off the of South Bend, Indiana. ' ' j-. ' Hours, Icill meeting recently . someining to ao alter sciiool that will bring Ing excuse to another that it did riof Ihe citizens munity that the streets a few days' ajro in the last Attornev-Oenera- l Stainbsck. ' Who good pockct-r"oney- ' power ."intenUonallv " bucn an. ej- - Bpurbon may have good stages of toberc nlosls. died hr the Leah! went to Ililo a few days ago to Inves- you .' r ,v, of the aggrieved held, by partt leaders; Home oa til 7: ' Friday, being buried the , VUla-nuet- i,v a me, ' ;, - tigate the ease ia which Jose ai cuse, seriously advanctcr, wui proraDiy srruce a; resuftsi ''' .v.''- v.- --, f The Hawaiian Gaxette Company wants buttling ,; Loch View toteryr Peorl CHy yester- was found guilty of murdering a erage American as a hastly joke. occasion day. The man remained unconscious f At the same time The Kuokoa takes young Hawaiian girl in Kohala,. may representative in each community in th Islands to v too-nee- during his entire stay Leahi Home - Of course, none expects the German government to Republicans they to in retura ia the Mauaa Kea today.- , pn JamUjr ijtA.'firfi, to advise local that and h s aam could not be loaraed. lie Mil every puf; whether or rtoto, " ' mail n n&viu v ' f r On a two months' semi-week- aiiiiuuiivv T and to pay especial heed to the wishes was about thirty flv years old. vacation. Herbert they are readers of this excellent ly news-- tionally. Such an admission would' qe' a practical act Brewer, representative of the Hawaiian coming cam- SorVle for the lajto Ksm4 ; strt-tar'- a of the rtltdrs mUtidr plan for the TeV'whe r M'o,A.tlM tt1H'hsi rtiet n Sugar Planters' Aesorietioa with, the: r.di I ' kit.lti. died rlitnjr.v held yeaterday but were Plantation-Company,- " .... .' .1 1 J " . , IJ .... paign. The editorial, in part, is as follows: ., Honokaa lit Ha vny, men, snuum wn from the Tovnaead undortakiag par-lore- Uon OI war., wuiu differences exist- makua, Hawaii, wae among the Great If they re pot, they should and will be. storff now solemnly notify Secretary Lansing that the !'In an endeavor to settle the the Interment taking place ia the ing within their oartv, leaders of the local I'anoa tnilneancemetery. The deceased. Northern departures lor .the' mainland Liberal commissions are paid to agenk. killing of American men, women and babies was not VaikikJ"foe;maay-yeara- . last night ; -V' '' Monday evening to discuss Who lived th ,,. deliberately premeditated murder? And that is whai Democracy met last was well knowa. Ho was native of C. Howard Cady, who has been with , a ' Write once for information. be forty-tigh- st further the latest German, phrase of substitution amounts to. ways and means by which, dissensions might China and t years old. A the llawaiiaa Pineapple Company for ,ons years, - .. in future. It widow, one son and one daughter, all three and half Salted for San The Lusitania was, destroyed some ten months rgc. overcome and harmony prevail the ' of Honolulu, survive; him. - ) .. Francisco la the Hill steamer ,Great ; CI.- -. .M:t!4 mm Ik Maut Vnrl .urittl minv in of all their - rt is to be hoped that hereafter tflace h Northern last night, aeeombaaied TIM The Diocesan of the Woman's br " v of -' Cady. He com- - American passengers, and the presence these pas- petty jealousies and squabblirigs the Democrats Auxiliary to Missions .will . hold the Mrs. will be with the P. O. BOX 208 ' HONOLULIT,' lH - ' ) T. sengeni aboard the liner was officially acknowledged win put the best interest of the lerntory ahead ol quarterly meeting ia , 8t.' Clement's pany 's San Francisco oJUce. parish house oa Friday afternoon at Pr. Joseph W. Mauck. presKlont' of personal ambition. three oVloek. members ' papers of warning to American Any sew of iinistiaie tJoiiege Michigan,' with Mrs. ', in the New York a As a result of continual dissensions good local the W. A., or any strangers ia Hono- Mauea and daughter, are guests at the not to travel on British oassenper sfiins. limed bv the! lulu who men have been denied the privilege of appoint- may be interested ia mission Pleasantoa UoteL Doctor Mauck 'for- German embassy;,, The Gcrman government, at, the work, is Invited to b present. At the merly was president of the University trying a disputed title, t!arl". Roller, capable 1U9 ... Jh ment to important offices, which they were close of the meeting' tea will be served of South Dakota. ' He has bee a prom- TEXT OF DECISION U a 41, 84 V and thatherefwa time of tUi Lusitania, was receipt of e the sailing,! by the St. Clement's branch of the the decree should-'b- taken to be a .communication from government of the of filling with credit and .the patronage has gone inent ia banking and railroad circles a formal the ' . . . J '.'I.-- 1 W. A. '. for want of jurisdiction, or .... . M ...... and in middle west affairs for,the last t to strangers who are not acquainted". wnn iocai ' Uiliicv iJiaics fcuv imiivivLv 115111 giaiiit;u w Tint Class SgV Oscar Kaufer of the twenty years. , least allowed no greater effect thaaf IN KEANOULlI it- V - neutrals tV travel In safety on passenger ships was conditions. hospital corps, who left for the main- .(from Sunday Advertiser) LAND hsd gone on that ground. , as we cannot .' claimed for its citizen's by the American government, "To the onlooker it has, nevertheless, been in land In the transport Logan yesterday, T. Vredenberg was'aa iaeoininarasr- - "But, doubt tne import " of ia a booster for Hawaii, and. .la proof enger in the Manna . Kea yesterday the. decree when rendered, we are with the warning' that any power abridging this and a matter of surprise to note the -- "f ii teresting thereof has taken a quantity of litera- from Kawatliaa. Hawaii ' ' narrowed in oar Inquiry to the ques- ternationany-guarantts- d held CASE RECEIVED 1 '"' right would be to "strict number of local aspirants for political plum who ture given him by Com- Mrs. A. IS tion of jurisdiction ia aa accurate .. ..- the Promotion T. Tonna and thlld. Mlsa , r- ,L '.,Kt . j R - i. workers-Feder- sense. Unless we are prepared to pro- had not hitherto been known to be party al mittee for distribution, in northern Cali- K. Lane and J. H. MeKenaie were ' -' nounce the decree oid for want of .' And the Xusitamaj Jri the face of this, was delib- positions being in sjghtl they became ex- fornia and Oregon. . Sergeant Kaufer, yesterday from fahukeaa, Ha- on. arrival at San Francisco begins a waii. .. power to pass It and open t6 collateral erately, attacked without the passengers being given their-own- .:v,.;.'r tf ' ceedingly zealous in ibhalr; belittled - i'lThe, declsioa Supreme attack, the decision In this .ease must lives, includ- three months' furlough, which he will Among- the callers oa 'the'ftGovernor ef th Court a chance for their and a thousand dead stands But there was.no jlll-cult- local aspirants and the inevitable happened spend visiting friends in Oregon and yesterday were -- Col. of the United States ia the matter of inherent Americans. other i Anthony Blchley, no impossibility in ed a hundred ; northern, California, - the nature of 11 left. V : where he resided Charles 3. McCarthy- and Charles B. the adjudication of the title to the '.; an- got - things or for wnnt of physical power, Now, after parleying for months, Germany many rears befote joining the armyv; Ferbee.'- , ... her limit, concession is officially It occurs to The KuoM fhat while the Dem (From Tuesday JSdvsrtiser); land of the ahupuaa of4Keanoulu, in la the attempt to decide title in suit nounces thai of U Among the arrivals from Maul yes Maui, haa been received here.- As the of 1871. .And as was - are busy with their dissensions it behooves The skeleton an unknown man was observed at the admit that these hundred Americans were not "in- ocrats of terday in the Mauna Loa were Noa W. esse created a deal of. interest, especi- last, perm, it would seem surprising' to the Republicans to have their eyes open for the found, on Sunday afternoon with the Alull, Augustus H. Hanna, F. Dubois, ally for those versed In old Hawaiian suggest icniionauy picKca pui lor siaugiuci. heaj missing, on: ' the. Waialae. ranch, that the highest court la, the .. k. m. AUen, Mrs. A. U. Hors and W. title, it was carefully watched through Hawaiian 'own XTnleSs we greatly "overrate the Americanism of best' interests of their party ,,The political pot about two raftee'sind from the Harlem.- Islands did not know its a half its several Mages in ths circuit court powers, or decide In accordance with President Wilson, he will make it plain within "the will soon'begin to boil and it will be wise to Waialae road. The gruesome find was A. W. Seabnrv. who hss had a of Maul made by nd here and finally in the the requirements of the law of Which , next'few days he proposes neither to be made a a Japanese. It is believed month's that remember tlie adage thai 'in unity is strength. It confinement at his home with a territorial and federal supreme courts. that court waa the final- - mouthpiece. fttfttt rvn Kinrr-k- f rt fillnur At f by the police that the man killed him rc nnf. tm emit bad ease of blood poisoning, ia now . The esse just decided was a continue II will also be necessary j in planning for the coming self about two months ago by placing John Estate v. Brown, S35 U. 8. (42, ' be internation- - convalescent. tion ol a former ease started la Novem- 340.. The plaintiffs in former eare the UnHed States to translated into an leaders keep in giant-powde- r in mouth,' lighting a the campaign, for the Republican to Hi Miss Jessie' Monls of Hilo.,.';'who ar ber, 1871, by the heirs ef Keaka, wkose la no way ' protested against the U V..,., . ... , fuse and blowing his bead off. trial jUK., mind of the people are para- rived i the Manna Kea yesterday, ex- forebear was Hawahewa, a close and on ' blockade, by that' the interests ef their title, but. the contrary v The of the German ports the iit a meeting of the territorial affairs pects to spend some weeks here visit- powerful adviser and friend of Kame- sought relief partition, mount and that the wishes of the voters must not commerce, ' ' distinct from ish may op may not bf;"fllegal," put granting that t eon. nittee of the chamber of ing relatives and friends. hameha ths Conqueror. A year after that made the trial necessary. Even bfc held yesterday iMorning, , ymm , disregarded." the matters of - I ha 4 Mil if - is tne legal principle applies tnat one wrong docs Amoog arrivals la the Maona Kea rf " .'- - knmfklw if if we were disposed to go behind the ,. asking Congress to establish a naval - yesterday from Hilo were Mr. Mrs, J tied, by the Supreme Court or the King- decisions of the chief justice of. . not excuse another, especially when, aa innocent party 'i college was discussed nfcain, but ad the ' here H. J. Keler. Mies H. Johnson, Miss E. doM of Hawaii and the successors of kingdom and of the highest court of is made to suffer. ' no definite plan was arrived at. There u. r.yaon ana u. warren. . the plaintiffs at that time started auit the Territory upon a matter Kke this Daniels Should Go is minds some j. fhe totpedq which sunk, the Lusitama was, m all still doubt in the of of Mr. and! C. again ton technicalities thought to have it would seem to us aa of members Mrs. Howard tadVlaft unreasonable:. probability, not aimed with the specific object of mur: of ridicule Which the majority the of the committee whether in the been overlooked former trials of the hold the adjudication void be- THE-shaft- Great Northern on Friday alght ' ia of title or not it would be wise to ask for ' ' tiering Americans, but tt was aimed with the specific mainland newspapers once directed at for Baa Ffanciseo. Mr. Cady, who was . "';. , v ,1 .. cause partition waa prayed aa '.to hold the college at th$ jVeaenti time; while " ! hint-an- Honolulu It was hoard' within the last four or void was , n with the office of the Hawai it because the decree made object of .destroying unsuspecting liner, aboard the "Peerless One," until h took the others, think that hare, "4n be o harm five years - Company, has been trans ih Maul and this Circuit and .upon, k multifarious bill. The ca4e .which were known by the, German. commander. to be gleam of pood sense by retiring frdhi in aslfing eongress eH she'ocnool.'- It finally! exhibited' a ' ferred to the San went to the supreme court, of where! objections' ao.' the7 jrisdietiit;, Americans foreknowledge is possible that ' the matter will' be FrancUeo ofllce.ef and with the that it would now being winged in 'the direc- the same company, t the Territory, where the defendants though , taken In the cause, have "befla the cabinet, are referred to 'the wftioW chamber for de- . were sustained in their contentions. held ,io been, go be a miracle if some of these Americans would not - V. Boga, have waived farther of the Great, whose asininity is only bate, l , editor of the Nlppa Jljl, tion Josephus ".:vb.: The plaintiffs ia the suii were Henry than we have to go here. ; We will t of the erstwhile secretary and Mrs. Boga, who have been ia Japan slightly second to that since September, C. Hapai, registrar of public aceonnts speculate 'as to how .extreme n case .The complete text of the German draft reply may are returning Territory: W. A. resu4) of state. Secretary Daniels capped the climax of in the TJC.K. .steamer Chiyo of the his brother, 0. must be to produce '' not be quite so bald as the limited press despatches E Hape'i and.Nelsoa and their It is' enough that this la far front the '" Admiral Fiske hence Mara, which sailed from Yokohama - his follv when he told that i to The Advertiser make it out tote, but at best, and attorney was1 iorrin- Andrews.' The de- linn, . i. , Friday, according to a cablegram to -- forth he was not to explain even elemental naval fendants . represented by Arthur, A Judgement lAAfflmMd . . f , despite the "official" view at Washington that "the the Nippn Jiji yesterday. Arthur K. were May Brown, wife of ' mt-tlo- n prospects for a settlement are bright," it cannot pos principles for the benefit of the public. Ozawa, Honolulu- attorney, who Wilder, K. "The defendants in error filed a PLUNGE TO DEATH Arthur M.. Brown, 'city .attorney s for to dismiss,-which- 1 1 view of our sibly be acceptable to Americans at large.. We have The Advertiser had occasion, about a year ago, to, Japan for medical treatment, .was - Honolulu .Blanche .Walker and. John opinion upon the merits they probably . Jwn I . . . n 1 1 .... . A I. . . . I 1 T f booked for the Chiyo, but was too ill Kui lauijr wen umu iu inrnig jiucu ana to learn the shallowness of Secretary Daniels' Walker, the owners and holders of the would' not care to press but which we ai nuicuiea to come, ths same cablegram said. ' because the white feather ad- land in dispute. -- i sre not liberty to disregsrd. The t of diplomacy o the official mind. During the past several weeks the (From Monday Advertiser)' , st' DeclMoa By Justice Holme ease is broaght up by appeal. By I 246 ministration, hut ihfr are rrrtain rhilHish nnlini. also plumbed the depth of his Mrs. Robert Smith of Kukuihaele B. W. Filler, superintendent of the mainland press has - The deeisioa of- the federal aupremc of the Judicial Code of March 3, 1911, tions that overreach the limit, and this latest from of his egotism and Hilo railway, has been, operated upon which was unanimous, was deliv- ' ignorante and the profundity 'Vis Instantly Killed court, e. SSI, 3 tat. 1087, writs of error and Berlin appears to be one of them. for appendicitis. The operation was Mr., on Janu- pressure is commencing to be brought upon the performed ered by Justice Holmes, appeals from the final judgements and at the Hilo hospital last ary 10, and a despatch to the effect deereos of the Supreme Court of Ha- President for Daniels removal. Saturday. The patient is reported to the case had been decided in fa- waii may be same man- be doing well. that taken 'In the The New York Tribune is the latest to announce By falling over the pali in Waimea vor of the defendants was published in ner, under the same regulations( and in One Boss Is Enough gulch oa Sunday, h(ra, Sobert Smith, Coming from Guatemala to take the The Advertiser at the time. The full the same classes of cases, in which, ': - r.-- should go," a demand previously c- vt I XT rr o rl.tc-.i- li that "Daniels management t t .t wife of luna Sugar of the Lahaina National opinion of the court is here given: they may be taken from the final sitv rri voiced by the New York Sun, The New York the head of Pacific Bauk, made vacant by resignation responsible Mill at Kukuihaele, wae killed. the "This la a bill to quiet title to an judgements and decrees of the court of public of Honolulu when he de of V. C. Koa-aoulu- , Herald, Colliers, the North American Review and She wae out, horseback riding with Srhoenberg, P. N. L'ifkin, a undivided 2936 of the ahupuaa of a State, 'and also in all cases wherein mantiea tne rieiu to run ms own aeoartment so party friends brother of ('. 1). Lufkin of the Wailuku a large tract of land in the Isl- the amount involved, exclusive of other organs of weight. The Tribune says: a of and 'in trying to National Bank, will long as he should be the responsible of it. pass one ef her cempanions on the arrive here in the and of Maui, Territory of Hawaii. The costs, . exceeds the sum of head The publication of fie .ontiilential report of Bear Great Northern on February 21. Luf- - slipped plaintiffs claim through the children five thousand dollars.' The present Only- byvbeing pos'seise'd of'ati'd' exercising' such Admiral Fletcher, couniinlT in rliief of the AUantic narrow trail her horse and been plunged down steep kin has in the employ of the of one Keaka other than one daughter, suit comes here under the last clause, Fleet, will serve two purponei. It will reveal exact- with its rider the United Company powers will Mr. Collins or anyone else succeed cliff, distance of two Fruit in the Central Faakuku, through whom the defend- at the trial a jury was' waived, and ly the situation that tvxiatii in the navy, ami it will a about. hundred American country for several years. : , ; . ants claim the whole tract. proposition is that the earlier pro- ' in' the city's public works administration. ,, oxpaiu why-- Secretary LhtnieU is seeking to gag all feet ,, the ' - This will be his first visit to the Is- was res judi- . In order to reach,, body "One of the defenses visions of the section do not govern V. 1' is perfectjy well known uuvy oflk-eri- the of the It to everyone who has dead woman was lands. cata. The proceeding relied upon as this clause but that, except when there What Ailmiral Fletcher has reported Bradley A. it aeeeesary for the .(From Tuesday acquaintance with Wai-pio- , Advertiser) having decided the relative rights of is a by jury, eases there men any the matter, that the failure Kixke knew and calleil to Mr. laniels' atteution. members of the party to ride to trial the Y, Soga, editor of the Nippu Jiji, the parties was a bill brought in No- tioned must be brought to this court ; ascribed to former City Engineer Whitehouse is Hear Admiral Kpipht performed the same sorvire. Be- a distance of several miles, and who has been to head in Japan for some time, vember, 1871, by the plaiatills' prede by appeal under the Act of April 7, cause Admiral i'inkc ha tcHtifled lief ore congress to then the of' the valley where is expected back due solely to tlie fact that he did rot insist upon bodies in the Chiyo Maru, reasors auainst Paakuku and othors. si 1874, c. 80, I 2, 18 Stat. 27. It is said such condition as Almiral Fletcher now reports tie the dead of horse and rider I .,!. -- - e wnicb leit iokohama last Friday fit.lA In Kaaka durihi. It Ar liffl been being boss in his own department. Other cn- was away from Washington. He was sent iato w-r- found, both had been instantly lnin0 that this has the practice. Sec, wnt I j.,-- Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wood, who leave a devise by her to her heirs, followed e. g. Wm. W. Bierce, Ltd. v. Hntcbins, '. IUIU DUCI I9U3 lldVC 14IICU Mllll- - exile at Newport and he was forbidden to come to killed. 6IVV here Friday for a trip through the Or-(b- joint possession on the part of the 805 17. S. 340. Whether or not the in- : T VV rtw fM Am. I,.,,. Washington, although his Invalid wife was then. lr1tK. f afHur.ll a .r,,,,,,, Muai-agai- may not say tliut two ami two make four," lent, will, before settling down plaintiffs and of I'aakukn as cidental assumption in that deciaion "You make a trip to South America, trustee; ' and waste, a wrongful sale would He was correct, ,. success as road supervisor, on the contrary,, Mr. Taniela said to l Fluke. This is the tli at an appeal PRETTY GIRL MISTAKEN wrongful lease by Paakuku. The opinion proceeding upon and was given a free hand, the su- spirit ami the method of the present secretary of the A. K. Ozawa, a local attorney, v,Uo we are of that the has visited in Japan, In bill prayed for ao account from Tee- by writ of error was justified by the requiring, from him only results, which navy. Thia i the treatment those who serve their, did not sail pervisors co.intry ami would serve, their country must exjieet. the Chiyo Maru, as expected last Fri-- . kuku, that the sale and lease be oi plain meaning of 1 246. So far as the diitei-pliu- ' to bo cancelled as he duly delivered l'iiuentionably steps will now lie taken to o .lav. but waa iltatn,l h. ill...... dered aif.iust the policy of congress might (erniit, (see f " 1. IUar-Adniir- cording to cable laintlffa, and that a partition bt de Act March 3, 1915, e. 00, 74b, 38 . seems jnore than passing strange that the Fletcher. He, too, has committed advices recoived h?re of Jit the unpardonable fault ho also has told last night. creed. Paakuku 's answer set up a con- Stat. 956,) we should, be disposed to be sense men employed priv- the truth. average common in their The Tribune joins its neighbor "The Sun" ia the veyance of the premises by Keaka to a little astute to save a party 'a rights ate businesses cannot be employed when it comes 'demand that Mr. laiiieU be retired. He is at once her in fee an j continuous possession by from being lost through mistakes opon - l . her since the date of the same. It also in . to public works. Common sense tells us that a a joke and a tragedy. I'erhaps a President,' k She Leads National Guard Officer a technical matter the somewhat la a alleged that Keaka 's will, if not over- condition of the statutes. But a sovereign, entitled to rourt fool, but certainly v eonfused man must not be hampered by conflicting author- the nation la entitled to ask that the court fool bo . a Strenuous" Chase - riden by the subsequent deed, devised we cannot doubt that the path adopted ity if he is to do well hr anything,' but thefew not placed ia chargo of its first line of defense. ' the land to Paakuku in fee, subject to was right. .Judgement affirmed, f ' ' spme merely .personal and revocable cases where, such is applied in the, local municipal ER some Who U rights in of the plaintiffs,. TRANSFERS government are the shining exceptions to the rule. There is only one thing to do for any section of the the pretty girl who la mascu "The case was tried in, the' supreme GOVERNOR SIGNS line attire led Lieut. Tom N. ' laijd Good luck, to Engineer Collins. May he make city that sits tight and refuses to come in under the Nahlwa, court before the 'chief justice. On ' Four transfers of government 0. 1I of Kohala dlstriet. oa the Big October 1, 1874, a minute was entered; holdings were approved yesterday fiy .his demand stick. law," ami is to leave it Hunter-Jones- , "frontage tax that strictly jsiaan, a uveiy enane tnrougn the un Beryl formerly a re- The opinion of the, court is that the Governor Pinkham, aa follows: Abel alone, wallowing in its own mud. After its roads dergrowth, and finally disappeared! porter on The Advertiser and well petitioners havs bo title to the leads Maluo to Emma Laeha, lota Nos. 37 and - ', What's Bryan waiting for? For the cheers of the get so bad that people. Avoid the .section and business Nahiwa Is si- officer and a soldier, as known iu social circles of Honolulu of Kaonoulu and Kalwapulu and. so ad 80, Manowaiopae, North Hilo, Hawaii; well as being principal There Is no controversy about Nellie Kama to Duvid K. Kama, lot thousands, who applauded the preparedness speeches goes where sensible men are in tlie majority, the of the Maka four years ago, ia now Mrs. judge. pala school, and is supNed to know Lawrence of the land at Wailuku and NO; 23, Keonepokoikl, Puna, Hawaa; ' die recalcitrant? will conn, to with a great and the title of the. President to, down, probably. Then his start everyone ia Kohala, but he declares to V. M. '"oagrave. She was married to j the 'petition for partition 0f that land Mary Aheong to William K. Isaac, let in of - accord-dia- n Kaluapuhi-Waikalua- , little song about "I Didn't Raise My Boy to Be a pet the line progress. There are some folks the police that he did not" recognise Captain Cosgrave of the Sixth Cans--1 la hereby granted and decreed 45, Kaoeohe, OehV is two Fernamles, . will be heard in upon whom argument a wate 'j breath rea- the young woman. ' Howitzer Brigade lest month. The Jngly.' An opinion filed days later and 'Vincent Jr., to LttU Soldier" again the land. and 1 l.-- !. - I 1 . J 1 f A. . A141. .1 .... 1 .1 A. Meneces, lot No. 812, Makiki Bound-to- p A . son is extravagance. N it an aappeneii tttuaiy. some uiitiv sui uriurgTuotnt.t BBV anown race aiacupvna iu. uw.uup that the " time past Kohala has been alarmed other years ago, before Miss Hunter deed alleged by Paakuku is freed from Lots, Honolulu. r Thrjy;bjfUl cef. o( Kife beating were reported , 'y0;-'- alwut the supposed trresence of Fran Jones was married the first time and every suspicion, and repeats ths lan- iMtlu--e on Saturrlav clsco man in divor--e the minute. On ' in thr nicht within three hours Wouldn't it be a good idea for some ofRcials to Mollina, bad the district, granted her in Honolulu. guage of October it MAUI STABLES LEASED V with booze featuring each case. It's about time to and a number of volunteers have been Just before Captain Cosgrave .left it was decreed that the plaintiffs take look into the broad hints dropped regarding the brew- down. One night bill. The ' supreme J. (7. Foss, Jr., a contractor of Wai- revive the talk for a whipping post. Some brutes can hunting Mollina last Caaada for the front in Flanders, a .nothing by their ery franchise and bribery in the last legislature? If week Nahiwa was returning home, year or so ago, he called at the home Court In the present case expressed the luku, Maui, has leased the Maul stables Hunter-Jones- , defer-ent-- e years, dol- only be affected through their hides. what really amount to charges are true, it sliould when he saw a auspicious figure garbed of Mrs. the bride's opinion which, apart from the for five for four thousand lars Jot the lease. He ha purchased be important to have it known, while if in, overalls, a javket and a white hat. mother, and renewed bis suit of the due to it upon a local matter, 'they are not gloom daughter. does not require argument to support all of the horses, wagons,, drays and For the second time we are getting the news of the it is stealing through the ahead of true equally important that this le Remonstrated. - other equipment, for $1000. bim. . ; ... , After he reached the trencbea he It, that the intention end meaning of Teuton advance in Greece. The first time it didn't ' t Challenged, the figure ran with Na Continued to correspond with, the young th,e decree of October 12 was to dis- ' , happen. Perhaps the same correspondent is having biwa after it. Kiaally.it disappeared woman. His proposal of marriage was miss the bill on the ground that the A FORTY YEAB8' TEST. ' . fjz-.- Secretary Lansing that tlie situ- ( . another turn at the wire. reports riplomatic in a guleh, but Nahiwa did not give written from the trenches on the battle- plaintiffs had not the title alleged. It hamberlaln s Cough Remedy has - ..';;. ation regarding the Lusitania sinking, the Strict ac- over the eearth, finally , overtaking his field of Featubert, and her acceptance therefore affirmed a Judgement for the been curing coughs snd colds for the ;',-,- of reached him holding pnst forty yenrs ;The G. O, P. leaders would probably accept Gov- - countability note and tlie imiiKi in warning not quarry agala in the shade a pepper there. defendants that the plaintiffs and has gained In ' tre4. Just what happened there Nahi- Captain H 'pig rave ihas gone back to were concluded by the former decree. poptilHrit.v every year. What better ernor Johnson's remarks about getting . together in to press matters too far. is "inn Ii.nigtd.- - 'To which wa will Siot tell, beypnd the fact that the front had his bride ! Iivinu in The only iwlnt, if any, that can be recommendation is required! For sale might the 14 , June with more jov if they knew exactly what he be added information dial theAmerican his supposed 'bad mnh""wa really London with Mrs. Morrison, wile of argued, is that In general a bill tot hr all dealers. Bensou, Hmith ft Co., ' I ; means about not making any more mistakes. Lusitania victims are still .dead. a young and pretty girl I General Morrison. partition caufiot be made a means ef Ltd., agents for Hawaii.

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CANADIANS ARE BATTLE IN GREECE DOVE ORPEACE COOS SUGAR BILL TO GERMANY WILLING TO ADMIT THAT'INIVSITANIA CASE mmm IT Til H0V; UNDER VAY ACROSS CONTINENT BE PASSED BY ;) LUUIIUU I I U AS SATISFACTION TO WILSON

Salonika Announces That Expect- Governor of New York and Gov Bill In Japanese Diet Would Let ed Attack By Teutons Has ernor of California Will Next - - ei ''Japanese Children Bom Willing Also To Pay . Indemnity To ; r mm ' and MUriatlV Been MuhthtalA . HEP. CXATJDB KITOHDI mm " K June Get Together . it 77 " v Abroad Choose I' Who Will Press for Action on ' flCflfJQTNPMY . Bugar Legislation cooperate with America To Secure l- tAssscisv Vy Wifeless.) ASocUtos rw ) - '" I I Trm rtdsra. br.fsdnal WirU lpdal Cabltfraia ts Hawaii iSlnps.) Ihe Freedom of the Seas IIUIIIIIU L II L III PARIS, . February s. The attach 8A FRANCISCO, February 8. Ths TOK10, February 6. Representative I '1 which the Teutonic and Bulga armies Elet4ant took sdvantaae of tho trans- - Morita, rem the Aishl division, yester- ....rrr massed 'along'' (he southern Serbian contiontai teipboue facliltlei last day introduced an important bill into ft: Strange Aeroplanes Over Quebec border nave, been threatening Bgaiinst nigh to IUVU the Bull Moose Into ths the lower house a measure that particu- BUT WILL NOT larly affects Jspanese of ADMIT "ILLEGALITY" the Allies entrenched around. Salonika, harmony camp, and the mesitsge re- - i the rrsidents Flyiasj Towards Montreal, Are 1 the Hawaiian Islands. Under the terms Greece, has apparently now been launch- ecivfd a gracious rcplv. v v bf the Morita bill, if it passi s, ss s mn ed and the Teutons andHlilgafsore cn uevernor whitman or iscw rorK, the I Reported To ; Head, of the I likely,' the children of Japanese tub Preek. soil force, guess of honor at a banquet of the New ' I Woikm-'.- Jecte born abroad will have the right, (Associated reu Wireless ; V' Secret . Service' At Ottawa from Palonika announce that York. Realty Board, and Governor Hi- BVpra! tha Entente artillery has be?n' Moved ram MJohtmort) of California, 'guest when they rach the age of twenty !F,eWuary! "will ', the lenimny not admit that i sooth serosa the neutral retablltda-e- Han Frant-ine- years,. to elect to which country they WASHINGTON, tone of honor of the Realty the Cunard liner Lusitania, by DESTROY by Greece and that a violent Artil- Board, were the talkers on each end desire to bear allegiance, and that which a hundred FIREBUGS PART Var-la- lery battle is In progress la the r of tike transcontinental line. choice ahall be accepted by Japan. Americans were killed, was an "illetrar met. Lut ia willing ' This will away, pass- Vslley, north of the Allies' posi- lope that I will find you back " e'ear if the uill OF MUNITION PLANT "f. I officially that there was no intention of killing any Americans when tions. The BriUish mitts., which are in Republicans es, the present "dual allegiance" ' J the ranks of the soon," th aiiKrtl a ri rnmmtiulMi t. a. . . I . . i posted on the heights, command tha aid the Governor of New Yi.k. status 0? Japanese bora in the United "iu.ibiiuh MiuibiKu ui iwpcuo wmi ucnr ine; liner, Evidcrlc situation. However, and the invaders we are able to meet on common States. At the present t.mc, without with more than a thousand ts, to the depths. " from Serbia have not been able to make "it f any choice being allowed, Multiplieiitllat Plotters ground and there be no morj u for- all children On this basis, it is reported, "the outlook for a favorable settle- their blows felt. tunate mistakes, we will )e tocthor born bf Japanese parents snywhere are Worked In the Dominion Long Watching For Turks agaio next June," resiondod the Gov. regarded under .lannneao law as Jap ment of the Lusitania controversy is bright." Interest ia being anese shown in the Per ernof , of California, und whon 1he subjects, while the birthright of SUBSTITUTE PHRASE SUBMITTED Before the War Began sonnel of the attacking troops, is view guests in "New York and the guists the child is that of American citizen Of the "Grecian announcenvM'- wa4evLaWe--ha- d tho ' exchange of rvtii ship. An announcement of the latest advance made bv frnunv Is Trunk Tells Preparedness Story - - some time .ago that Bulgar Rod mails known to them, th.- iilduso Yesterday it wns aV- . neither waa announced that the draft reply submitted on Friday by Count von Bernstorff tr Sec i; Turklaa trooiis would be permitted to common although separated by A con- - Llestenant General Ol a, minister ol retary was - be-can- made yesterday by 'll'i.'. " operate within the Greek iorrtcrs With war, will resign from the cabinet ) the department of state. Unoctata rrsss Vt radars! wlrslM.) the sanction of Orseee. .It believed of ill heslth. This announcement explains that the German foreign office had attacking Is V AJ that the force made op of Today the Empress will view the authorized the German ambassador to offer a auhatitute nhrai fnV OTTAWA, February-- - 6. A Germans and Balgars, as yet. coronation gifts, sent from abroad, to is p i A! the word "iUgaI," as used by the United three aeroplanes That Austria sparing to earn; the' Emperor and herself, the gifts be-In- States, in the tentative paign with the Germans and Bultffcrj House Will Have. Free Sugar Re now St Akasaka palace. Included iusiiania agreement. were Teen early UstVght, Pying lana in Greece is apparent from the In peal This Week, With there is the special "coronation The phrase offered in substitution avers that the killing of any on the Canadian aide of the fact that soldiers of the Dual Mon- Measure number." of the Haw.ii Bhinpo and St archy are now, crossing Banjak ' ' American citizens was not intended in the to thou-saa- d anv act of anv German com . Reqtiest To Rush the coronation writings of three along join the other Bawaiian-Jspanes- Iwren'ce Rver the line of forces whisk 'iare in e mander.'"; The Herbian children, , destruction of the Lusitania waa carrier! out unrlor Craqd head- Macedonia, waiting, to' cross the Trunk Railroad, into Greece. The Bulgarians in orders "as an act of reprisal, in which reprisal no were ' neutral ed in bf . however, are reported having a (Anoclatsd rrsss by rsdaral Wlraltu.) ' '" included. the , direction Montreal '.."'SrS:s- ,' hard time, being so closely pressed THE HAGUE, February 5 A Gir-Ala- n -- haa been received . by Colonel that Anoetate'.'". v 4arl Wlralaaa 1 FLORAL PARADE IS The outlook f01 a scttlement.alonff the linea they have been obliged to 'retreat to- Ttu s ' snbmnrino has suddenly precipi- WASHINGTON, Tsbruary 6 as if Wilson Sherwood, head of the Canadian ward the river Prim, on the vast fron- tated a vigorous issue bctweon Ger- Tho administration bills providing pieiirdent gives his approval to the substitution, Ger- . tier. ... many a com-- a many will once embodv in secret service.-- Although the sec- : " and the Netherlands which has for tha (reatlon of tariff at it a formal communication thim frsmarl arouae l the press to a general demand mission and for the repeal of the A CERTAINTY along lines approved in, advance by the administration, tions ordering upon the United for? action. free sugar clause In the Under-- NOW States are filled with rumors ot COOLSKiPPER IS. ,futh newspapers, both wood Tariff Act will be reported and in their gonerrkl Bcnti to the house tola week by the A statement that the CamDaiPrn of aurimarina wmrt&rm plotters and 'attempts at the de- wayg ifrainat rneut, are unanimously demanding that house committee on and all British shipping in Sea. blockade of Germany promptly explain and make means and every effort will be the North zone waa inauriirtt struction government property At. Least Fifty Decorated Ma- - Germariy HONORED IN JAPAN reparation for the torpedoing of a made to have work . upon this s by in retaliation, for the "Illegal" blockade of German ' a. 1. T ! . ? . a . and frequent reports are being tank-steame- r Are To Be In All t ... ))utch recently suuk. legislation rushed. chines Line porta py wie unusn navy is in tne tentative agreement, s a pre- made to the authorities which are They demand punishment for the com- According to Representative face o the German mander rrsponsitile for what is de- Claude Kltcbin of North Carolina, re Invited To Add Others rxposition of the Lusitania affair. This preface, plainly 'hysterical, Colonel Sher- continuing, Germany (Special OsMagraa te Wises Jill.) scribed as a violation of law and an the chairman of the waya and savi that haa alreadv mnrlifirl tht mthrt. wood states that he is inclined to TOKIO 5. unjustifiable act of war against the means committee, the rspeal of ths rians for the. of February In recognition f big .automobile .flora) her submarinea on account of Germany's friendship for the United . sugar b,s, of his neinerianns. free clause wlU given the parade of Carnival Week, to, be held credit his informant regarding the gallantry and coolness In getting ' - right or way. nu,'- immediately following ar.wMoi. , aiivnu umi UlC laUJCBt UM pi mc SUD all the passengers Nip- the military presence oyer Canada of straxge and crew of the "I expect that the, Jiemse win s parade the morning of Washington's marines in their blockade' of British nortt VnnU nr. pon Yusen Ma-u- , Kaisha steamer Yaaka pass this repeal act, before , the ' ' ' v and possibly hostile aeroplanes. torpedoed SPECIAL BUDGET FOR i Birthday are rounding into form lit a without loss of life to American citiiens.' .' near the 8uex Oanal, Into twenUeth," said Mr, Xitchln yse-- s manner which indicates that, it easilj . lifeboats, without the oss of one per- terday. will, be one . WILL COOPERATE WITH AMERICA; , . MUNITION PLANT FIRED son, Cape. t of the features ef Hono- T. Yamawaki, master of the A . cteftemVht. ' . ' lulu's cstivsl seaaoa. ' .The which Gertnanv ia willing to ai vn if allntart n . liner, and Mrs. Yamawaki were guests '.." Early last flight a fire broke s . ,wo-m- e - honor This is the event Id which the substitute, her 3hraJe .for, the word- "illegal" in connection isrith thai -- 6f at a dinner last night, given out in the - Jardinc munition fac- by Minister pf.the Outdoor Ciscle have agreed of Communieations K. Ml to take a large part, with a guaranty siiJcing of the Lusitania, sUtes that Germany is willing to assume - lb noura, which was . .. - . - - tory, .Jocated at'.' Hespeler, , Onta- attended by Admiral that, tbeyL will-- fifty i;a Baron G. Ishuin CAflADi:OFFIutfes furnish at least uie iiaDimy lor ue uyes ot tne Americans ion ari offers to pay a ' - inembcjjpf th tars, "fbis to ItsHf looked InHn-inir- rvlsi-iua- i v V .r. '.. rio thfirHreport: being- that this' ,: ' ' "' la gonerally siiitafil -. Vn'tW - v. l.:it. board of Jajtanes navy, anil (8pSBlal OhMscraia IS Klppn Jrijt.j ' '. i ! vi .st 4 ..': .,1. - '. upon as. an assurance of the parade's luvoa aiutu, !' been many prominent meh.'' The ysa-k- a TOKIO, 5. Impe- aa the factory had destroyed othr February Japanese sueceesv thorgh . the Outdoor Circle Is giiciiuui. aiao uic rcauinciB oi uermany to co- Mara was torpedoed without warn- rial railways uicaKi a bomb. fire, which de- probably will have their TO MEET HANGMAN supplying merely one section of the operate with the United States in by The ing and sunk in forty-fiv- e minutes. gSuge broadened. A subcommittee- securing "the freedom of the at spectacle: Honolulu lodge of Elks has ' wfiya leas." .. ''. stroyed one i the buildings of tho and means 'committee of the iromtsed a section of twenty machines, ,, K"Sy.' the munition plant, is regarded AUSTRIANS CLOSE TO house f peers met in executive session It is Understood, while the Mystic Yesterday. Ambassador Bernstorff conferred aaain iniPnrmaliw today and passed resolution asking Hhriners a MAIN (AssoelsUd Press Wtrsasss. are said to have promised with Secretary Lansing,, explaining in detail the German by the authorities as of undoubted ADRIATIC. PORT Count, Okumev, .'premier, to., have - a point of 5. cars and the Chiefs of Hawaii ten. special FebruaryrrlLieut. Georg- view. Following; thiai s mili- and separate budgot prepared, More than a majority ot the number conference the tentative draft, with the Ger- - incendiary origin, and the (AueetaUd Trtmm b WInlaaa.l es Cod ere of the CkBRiHMi !foree, ,T has Ttiml beginning next year, for naval expan- of machines which will be entered un- man substitution,. was forwarded to :' yV" is now HOME, February 5. In their steady sion been sentenced to' dcutM4Ur?'tneniur-dr- r the President ..'w., tia guarding the plant and and for' the reconstruction of tho der banner, ' ' cosnt of Hergaut Ozniiue, If member' of the ef the Outdoor Circle OFFICIALS ' ' police in searching advance down the Albanian the imperial railways. Heretofore, appro- have been enrolled, but more are re assisting the Austrian forces are now only twenty priations for the navy and railways his regiment. Officials here believe French-Canadian- quired to up that the draft as submitted miles north of the port Both men are s in bring the aeetion to the approaches out suspicious characters.. Sev- and base of have b.een made from the general bud- sir.e promised and Mrs. James Bicknell, nearer the Durszzo. The arrival of 2000 Monte- get. the Kx petitionary I'urce, who . hSve desires of the United States than any that have yet been , eral persons were injured in the been in training in Kngland.-- ' Sergeant chairman of the Circle's automobile negrins, commanded by three general, suggested, but no intimatiort is obtainable of the views of the Presi-le- nt Ozaime over to his oOicer a committee, is asking for more volun fire, 'in- is announced. They reached Duras.o This action indicates tho turned - which fact adds to the importance number of money ' teers. in the matter. The President had a short conference with hU after a difficult retreat from the in- given the navy and reconstruction of orders ' and' bank lles-pdc- r. not knowing how Car Decorated or Not secretary of dignation of the public at vading Auetrians. the railways. Throe years sgo, Prin'jo drafts, to have them state yesterday and also made a brief study of the agree- cashed, and the ollii-c- spent a portion "AH we ask is that owners fumisli , . Katsura, then premier, tried to ment draft , hav of tin- - funds thus secured. Ho a car and driver, if they desire. If the railway gaugo broadened, but ho asked is OKUMA CABINET to . they, are not prepared or haven't the It understood the President Three arrests have been made PASSES failed, money the xrgcHiit coinr to his lodging tat desires to study the draft s because was not avail- for s settlement, and time to decorate the machines we will THROUGH CRISIS SAFELY able. The imperial thoro murilered carefully before taking it up definitely with Secretary Lansing for of tuspects, one of the prisoners railways total abut him, beating him on the head with a attend to that. If they prefer to deco KUDU miles and are now narrowgauge. a decision. The President will devote a being a Gerntan and the other "trench stick," a steel bar which is rate the cara themselves it will be even today to the matter and the v (Solal Oablscrast to Hawaii Bhln.) The cablegram did' not state sociflcal-l.- hand-to-han- made for otlicers' use in d more satisfactory. Thoy may employ conferences with the secretary of state will take place tomorrow. two Austrian. TOKIO, February-(S-Th- govern- that they would be made standard lighting. any scheme they best tn of dressing think The ruins of the Parliament ment bndget.btU. passed the house of nugoj but it fcighly Improbable that, The- case lias attracted wide atten using bunting, the national colors, leeis today. ,' The recent action of the they Would be broad gaugo, "which is tiou in Kuglnnd. dags, flowers, foliage or any other ma Building broke out in fire afresh houe of eommsav iajotlnir favorahlv used by few countries, with the excep- terial which will help to create yn at Germans Emphasize No Acceptance on the budget iheana ' victory-fo- r the tion of Russiu. The cost would be .4. yesterday, but this was speedily tractive, unique or unusual spectacle BERLIN, February 5. No change UKiuna cabinet. Wow- that l;ount great, involving not only a widening The preference however, is that beauty has taken place in the last brought under control. Okwniu haa been isoceessfal in carrying (f the roadbed proper, but replt ing be the motif; grotesque designs be twenty-fou- r hours in the tense situation brought about out tue plana, that by Germany's Ready ' Before, the War administration It is an ties, bridges, eeliuilding tunnels, of employed only where beauty ia the refusal to yield farther to the United States on the Lusitania uoiiiK'rd that be will resign and mhvuI which there are many, and buyiug neW truly dominating note. " the rt maining years Wa rolling stock. j ; That various Canadian cities of his life at In its own name the Outdoor Circle '' f eilu t The gaugo University; standard is four feet, has arranged to enter a ear dressed Though in German circles there have been no developments, (the were marked for attack by Ger- oue-hal- f t'ililit and inches. Iiroud typically ss representing the ideals and German newspapers continue to emphasize man dynamiters and that the plots ALLIES OFFENSIVE ON gnuge disappeared from' the important personality of the organization. Th Germany's reasons 'for lines of tho not accepting complying I'nited States years ago, (Aaanrlatad prm hy material for this is to be hibiscus, of them and with the American demands. were matured, before even the, WEST IS REPULSED narrow-gung- radsral Wlralssa.) and there are few left. HKK.NK, February course. The decorating will be done Japanese naval foi tiis broke is plans are eight 1 war out the belief of the (AiMoUlsd gov'uriiiiient wi by exoetitlve. older by the executive committee, consisting LEVEES BREAK AND Ttm bjr rederat Wlreltu.) Kupcrdreadiiouglita and fjur buttle-cruisers- , a sugar moiiopdly iu ijwitsor-lam- l of Mrs. F. J. Lowrey, chairman; Miss authorities, due to the revelations HKKLIN, February 5. French at all ships of the line, to bn ' HELP. IS SUMMONED Of tacks with hand grenades south of this weokri taKing ,ll)Sio(i:(a of Bertha Young, Mrs. L. A. Thurston, that have been made by the Am- built in five years. sugar Trom dealers ami the Mrs. W. L. ' Moore and Mrs. 0 Homme fsilod today. The British weic ralJna 2. by ) jinco from eight an a, Matheson. (Aclated Prssa Federal Wlralsaa erican repulsed in half to teu ) secret service men and by attacks south of La Bansee cents LITTI.K1M 'lC, Arkansas, Kel.ruary canal. There is 'much French artillery pound.' This irCvi ts made as Neighbor Circles Helping T'S British secret service men work- ' a revenuo measure, to iheef.J the., Different neighborhood circles of the 0 A cull for assistance has been re- activity in Champagne and the ' ing in the United States. ' ireWfII I of continued mobil'iationl 'ami Outdoor Circle also are to be represent ceived from Clarendon, near here, a as no a precautionary measure to en- ed, among them Kapiolani Fark, Puu where I lie levee of the White Kiver ha This belief has been corrobor- sure a sufficient supply of su.vr iioinjj nui, Alakikl, Kaimuki and perhaps the have been an attempt dyna- Rone nut and Ave thousand people are ( Assoc l.US mas by rs4arsl Wlrstsas.) to kept iu m ated by a discovery made yester- GULF AND PANAMA the Hepubiic. ,v jj Maqoa .Pacific Heights circles. The A in dimmer ihe flood. Special l u ' ( WAMIIINGTON, February & A sub- mite the Victoria Bridge, over vertiser likewise will have a ear in the trains, with rescuers, are now en route. day in a local hotel, where a pageant, in committee of the senate judiciary com- the St. Lawrence, ' Montreal, TAKATA MARU SINKS dressed representative and been, at artistic fashion. mittee has decided to hold open hear- trunk that had left by a WATSONVILLE IS FLOODED was frustrated by the vigilance AFTER BEING ABANDONED Citisena who are willing to help in ings upon the nomination Louis befpr'e ' of D. transient visjjor t,he, of' Ihe sruards?'w: 1 ' " - WAlHlK WAK,' Fetriisfy k 'ty making tne event a Worthy one by ton WATSi N VI 1,1, K, Febrpary. fl; This Krandrfs 'by "the 'President to becomi '. (Spsolal Cablegram to their machines ocra in lieu of his jSoard bill, was open- liimnarv report from Major Uuneral Klriia 7tl.) trihutisi for the town is under a foot frojn associate justice 0 the Hupreme Court, ..' niMK, reuruury ;. rne Mppoo, sion sre requested to notify either Mrs. of water the Alter midnight mthtia guards wood, who has Utwn liiKiiHlitiir- thn- - floods. The ris-- ik ceedinir' the late Justice ed by the police. The hotel guest, ' n Vusen Kaisha a r - K. M. nearby I'ajaro rJver is Lamar. coast along (lulf Mex-- , st .Takat- Maru, James Bicknell or Mrs. Watson. The judiciary with searchlights picked out a defenses the of in collision ( iriff stcndil.v, thu cause boiiis a cloud committee la to recom- Schy-ber- j, off upe Kace with the The line of march has not been do wild, had registered as Carl ico, has been rt'ceiYed from (iulvestou. ' in the Sun mend confirmation or rejection man walking American steamer Hilver Shell, ami termined yet. That probably will be burst Benito hills. of thi across the ice. When The general announces, nomination by the aenate. At the heat- drew aJteutfon to the pres- abandoned by her crew, which TBs tak- decided on the return of 8. 8. Paxson, ings challenged the man Petreated, was that ho finds the fortilications in need en aboard the Silver the first matter to be taken op ence 'of the' trunk in hotel of improvements, while there is greut Shell, flually bat c)ia"man of tht Carnival s parade FINS BRIBED TO LAY will he Brandtda the fired sunk. wno alleged connection upon and 'escaped. Two need of further defenses st a number committee, is la llllo at present. MINES IN with the United Wtatea storeroom by forwarding money a . CHANNEL Hhoe Machinery railroads use thii bridge, which of vital points. At Oalvestou be sla- Comny, then his attitude ia the in- BRITISH STILL SEARCH from San Fnmcisco, sufficient to ted that he would recommend the LONG NAME ROAD JOB (Aiaoctated Prsss ky radara) WlralaM.) . "five pet cent railroad eases." lias been guarded since the out- stallation of new guns and im- meet the other NEUTRAL MAIL SACKS NKW YORK, February 5. SiirReon charges against it and provements that would cost in the AWARDED TO HOWELL ;,.,..,. break of the war. Tone., Ihe ship doi'ter French - neixliliorhood of of the MORGAN'S- PRECAUTION asking that the trunk be sent to several hundred thou- (AsioclaUd Praaa by WtralaM.) liner 'hicsgu, which sand dollars., Falsml 5. arrived today, 1 ".MMN. 5. WAIM'KlT, February Hugh How- Finnish him on the Cua . . . i'cbruurv American charges that fishermen have COSTS, HIM Fpfifif v , WATCHING THE SUBWAY At an important session today of ell has awarded for FORTUNE the mails which were carried la the lutch the contract been employed to lay German 'nines the house an'ropriutions committee, Gen- construction of llaikn-Kuinti- When trunk was broken NKW YORK, February 8. Police, Hteainr r .Medan. Imiin l tir Hot teetiini. the Tauwela off French ports. (AssoclaWsi fathered eral Hcotr, chief of stuff, (lenerul tioe-tlinl- Kaupakalua road in Maui by lrsM by rsSaral WlralaM ) open was found thickly at the entrances to have been' detained lv British officials M X it to contain (Icneral WeuviY, .111 KOLA, Long' (he subway stations and holding up (lenerul (.'ro.ier and nu examination is being to the county's loan fund commission, Island, February and (ioneral Kdwarils all dwelt on made hiil of $17,4511, comm. sketches and maps covering everyone carrying handbags for ex- the ce whether or not the mails are carry- his to finish tthe work don't '. Michael Killilea, a dairyman em- c(e,sity of strengthening the fortiiiua-tion- s iu a hundred twenty dnys. It - ;ilird to allow s troll I) to hail and The ployed to-'Ih- points in a number of Canadian amination, stating that they were act ing coutruhund. by J. rierponl Morgau, was v of the l'anuma Cuuul. other bid was by C. Foss, , on 11 ii vuur vitiility when C.ihiii ing under orders, led to reports lat J. Jr. siii awarded a verdict, by a nUrt jury, cities, maps and sketches of sec- night that attempts te dynamite tlr a hundred and forty days to coin lierluin s niii'li Kemeily w II cur' vm. for $L'0,IM)0 damages againsv the uotel luliway SOCIALIST WITHDRAWS pleta work. You don't know where a tions of the boundary line and were being made. While th TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAI p'iis'e'it financier. police refused to explain, except to say FROM THE REICHSTAG eolith will In ii i von. You can't Htfurd Killi'- - a wns injured lust July the notes, all to allow vuur at written out in that they bad been ordered to question take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE SHINYO HAS IMPERIAL GIFT tlirout snd Iuiik to be tune when Morgan was shot by a de- everyone a come diieHied when it a 11 ( lennan. rsrrying a bag into the sut 1'1'ulilcts). Druggists refund money ii (Ancl'd Praai by rlral Wlrsls. (Aaac('aS Wlr'- - I is such siinp.e mented in u who had invaded his way it UK KM N, February . HAN r4rl wo to Nti'p into 11 i l stations, was suggested from (a. Is to cure. The signature ol Otto Ruehl, FHANC18CO. February thinu chemist's it'l l.oii. Is'nnd home. The fwnds were Guards Open Fire n -- 11 's higher up that the nuthoi.ties were u prominent Socialist, has resigned thoroughbred American sndilleliorses, get bottle of Clinmlierbiin Cmm'i oped off to prevent antns from rotn- - V. 011 -' C.ROVli is each box. Msn- lei-a- . H"n-son- , Yesterday morning, before ter burglars and not dynamiters. X from his scat in the reichstng lis a the (ji ft of the Japanese people of Cali- Ucmeih. For sale by all dun n; niii'ii then, and Killilcn rblina a inr .i' by 1 unii"iil burglary has been reported the l'ARIS MUDIC1NB protest against the voting , pf, further fornia to their Kmreror, are be inn sent Sinith s. Co.', Ltd., scoiti for liicvcle r.v. into a rope, was thrown daybreak, "what is thought to puolicly. , Lo-i- s, war ' on a) tit Ii. S. A. credits. to Japan the liner Hhiuyo Maru. wan. i inn. Iilindod. He sued for 30,000, ;

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M sji bm as sssAaaaa ,1 4 .L.kahW ei I ... Mil : BERLIN WU l uiunru. yj fi ill ' WAS BETTER SHAPE ui li I i I llll'.lltll .1 liliu.llll i--n w rn n m mm ammm , t " ii WOT DISAVOW ' ' ' v.; t: ft M!i.svvn. f Admiral Bine Praises Personnel Incident Leads To Court-Marti- al IfSiliiiiiiiThreatened ImrJeachment May mmm; mmm One HunrjrcrJ And and Ships of Service of An Officer Not 2b Pushed y Enemies Sfxfy 'Drowned Coilislbri In "Near Port of . rtti (itsotsl OsMstta to ITlppi 1JI.) (Associated ' Praaa by rsdsral Wtralsss.) Associated Press by rsdsral Wireless.) I February 4.---It Swatow " EnOlarid Awaits New of Another JOXJO. ia bolived WASHINGTON. February Rear- - VLl.iS.iO, t'alifornK, February 6.J-Lie- jthat .Count Qkuma, premier of Japan, Admiral Victor Mue, who apeiired be- Herbert Jones, former eommaad DrfVe RfjalnttTeuWilc TrtrtclTte s seine m private witn the peer the i' i fore the house naval committee yes subjects UsieeUUa er of the torpedo boat destroyer Hull, different 0f criticism and Fresa by Vssml Wlraleas.) terday, (obi that body that the ierson- - By aiiics threatene.1 " lmachment which have SHANGHAI, February 5-- One hun- OF hel ot the service was never better or was notified yesterday that he la under becD Taleedy such as the sueeession LUSITAl to dred and sixty passengers on board tho higher than' at present. arrest, and would be tried by a nvJ the title and estate of Count Mogt for- GATASTROPHE ia Japanese 'steamer Admiral lilue chief of the bureau court-martia- l at Ban Franciaeo, Febru mer Held marshal of the empire; sale Daljin Maru, of the of navigation, which has charge of of Japanese guns Osaka tehoeen the ary 9. Lieutenant Jones is held re Army . to Russia, Kalsha, were drowned personnel navy. In which regarded . - ' of the answer to tHROUGH 5UL OF. F'RAVCE waa diacloeina-- se- Wednesday when that vessel craslied Cermany Replies To American questions put- aim by sponsible lor tho disappearance or a Jerota . .. members of the of the military, ate, into tne steamer committee, the admiral Mid: naval aignal code book, two months vonnt OKnma and former Minister of Llaaa, .eighty miles Charles tron, Who Claims To Demand That It Cannot Admit per Foreign trt .n .Bwatowi Twenty of the passen- "Thia talk of deterioration of ago. Affairf Kato, a member of the Be Native of Ar- gers .crew , Belgium Is sonnel in ia irTeports 'Orlfy At-too- Tc House hi Doshl-kal- , aqi of the Japanese Destruction of Big Cunarder the navy baseless. Never Ensign Robert Fitzgerald, Vicina; TAerlali of Peera, who of the liner in the history of the country waa the executive or government, party, met yester- wero saved. -- rested By tha Canadian Off- Was Illegal Act' Under Law personnel of the service higher than officer, of the Hull, in whose direct In tatern theater day afternoon, and it ia believed that The LIuaa was crippled but Is report-- , now. Never- - were the ship of care the missing book waa held, has of ruy. arranged, a eeoret, - ed by wireless, to be on her way back icials At Windsor, Ontario the 'V::V:- -:; War nderstaniilt- navv better manned and officered." fered to assume entire responsibility for U to Hongkong,, from which . port she - eails.1. Most The admiral also praised the efforts tne lose or the nook, hut the authorities (;,tnt i....t . J. ,.,) ,, MEANS END t)F NT of. tha drowned are Chi WASHINGTON fMPEACHMf nese, , who WARNED of Secretary Daniels to build up the at Washington have refused to grant ; K'!-- ; bioke into an uncontrolled ' i i. ... i a !.''.,, Honolulu Japanese believe, his k that this panie when the collision DECLARES' HE RECENTLY NOT naval service. request that he stand trial instead (AasUu4 rrm by raderal Wiralssa.) occurred. The TO PRESS ISSUE . . a despatch Indidatea that there will be no . of his former commanding officer. LONDON, February S.Oreat Britain steamer filled so quickly that it was attempt to . impeach the ministry. almost impossiblo PLAYED FOR CONNAUGHT Hear Admiral Reeves will preside at Ii Imi atfentiv waitinir 'for an announce v to render Assistance, court-martia- Throughout two aesniona the opposition El tne coming l of Lieuten although the injured Llnan, which had ment that another allied drive against repeatedly haa attacked .. the govera-mea- t . An- ant Jones. trouHe ia keeping afloat, tried to This Attitude Brings About jtne ,Te'i'tqq on ,the Veeferii 'has on sever! ground, but actual im- aave a few. front peachment hat, been, aoidqd. Insists He Is Harmless But the . The Daijia other 'Serious Crisis' Which Bqeu. - jue prolonged oomuard . Mam was a passenger and freight DlDGiNG AT CANAL I beIUinTias ment or the 'entire iieraian line, from carrier, plying between Dominion Authorities. Are Hold- President Wilson Hopes To conhrmed the Belgian border to the enow covered BANDITS ROUT FORCE Oriental ports only, fthe was of 1927 Vcsges monntairis, is taken here to tons burden. ing' Him Pending Searching In- Bridge By Use of Persuasion ,0F CARTttNZA TROOPS Wireless, mean but one thing another aasautt. v appeals for aid sent a num-- ' vestigation of His Assertions ! ber of Japanese battleships LOSS OF ONE ZEPPELIN Just whea or where that assault will (Assodauil Prsss by reaeral Wlrslsss.) scurrying General Goethals Tells House come i of to the seene of the accident, but thev remains course, a military PASO. February of (Annotated Press by redsral Wlrslsss.) secret, and the reporta firing f Ele 4,News the arrived too late to be of any assistance. s . from the - - ' ' Committee of tremendous Slides successful attack by a band of Villa U ' , , t - ' , (Assoclatsd Fraas by W'Telssa.) February 5. The line give no bint of it evea to the mili- i rsdsral prr a force y WASHINGTON, tary bandits undei the command I'ebru-ar- the United Sta- experts who have been following of a (larrahza leader at Moctezuma, VILLA IS BEING HEMMED 'XTTAWA, Ontario, Aircraft Presumably Sinks After every move - tes ami German)' over the lat- of the great armiea in the reached here last night. Reinforcements 5. The police answer- (Associated Press by rsd'ersl Wlrslsss.) j , IN BY CARRANZA ' , have been hurried to TROOPS ter disregard of the Ameriran warn-inn- Falling Into North Sea the Csrranr.istas WASHINGTON, February 5 Major Paris arid Berlin are in accord re by General Gavira, commandant of ed the demand of the people that officially given, tha (AssoeiaUd that the J'owor General garding the . j Goethals intimated yesterday fearfulness ,of the aliied garrison at Juarez, .General Gavirn 4 Press by reasrat Wlrslsss. those responsible for the destruc- i . r KardiiiB the rights of Americans that it will be eight months before the bombardment that runs a cone of ex- earlier fn the day reported that Oeneral tuu jt'ASU, February 5. General Vil- canal is elides (AsaocUUd Press by Wlrslsss.) plosion haa tion of the parliament buildings ii travel sufely on their lawful busi-nis- cleared of its for good. rsdaral continuous from ,he waters of Villa been seen fifty miles east of la, with a few' followers. Is reported to House appro IX)NIX)N, Tcbruary S eon-- the .chspncl Newport,, , Gallego,, on the lie apieared before the Official i near almost to and that Carranxa forces are have been Honi'to, Thursday night be brought to merchant ships of any Hartmanns-weilerkop- aeen near Bosque priation and spoke finnatioa the, rh famous, bloody Held f. p.VV'ja upon ast , , , committee yesterday of report that one of the of hfo ,f Of would be nelil to "strict account- - iqr some, on great Zeppelins which where German routheaat this eity. Many of ViTU's justice, by arresting Oarlcs time the ranal, anil attempted a raid the Land men are be, work- ! said to deserting L5m, and ility," has aain approached a crisis, the problems that are now being against the east coast of Euirland on! trurn an the French territorials have! JAPANESE ' 1 Strbny at Windsor, Onlaria, lai; LINER HITS , to have formed two separate bands ith l ed out there. Tuesday waa hit ao badl by Brit-- . paging uch prolonged aaa of warnings from Berlin the bfn and bandits, which ju.--t !ic anti-aircra- , IN both of are said to be yesterday afternoon, as 1 Ia replying to question asked by ish fell Juinary struggle. ROCK INLAND SEA '; t it will not ne sife to press the Runs that she intol proceeding westward. members of the committee he denied the Nor.h ,St-a- , been received in. Carranza triop t'.ic I7h!;-e- d Awe iean contention that the Germans has Infafitrr Tjtn. Hand re nave, come was about to cro'os ihti that the cause the recent waa . , special saiu IS' la .touch with of Berlin despatches, which announce that' Nor great guns Osbiscraai to Wlppa 11.) , t ted ilbgally in tbq sinking of the ars the alone in their: tha Villa command, be- Strony had a ticl-- admission ditch g and they have States. the of water into the the which had gone on a recoa-noiterin- work of TO K 10,. February S. The ,N, V. K. Luaitania. destruction, for the French, gun the battle, which Carranza officials before the work of excavation had tript has not returned to her official communique reports that all liner, Atauta Maru hit a rock at Moil to Chicago in his pocket when ap- C inn an Reply Delivered been complete. In all, he told the - at Juarez declare will end with the base and haa not been beard from. along- the hundred of miles of fighting thia morning while passing through the enpture The official German reply to the 8,(M)0,(HH) cubic yards of of the tandit chief. prehended. last British destroyers yesterday aearched' me are 8himonseki strait at the entrance to , canal in inrantry joining la with hand t . . . ,,. Ainerieau ni te, which itaisted upon the earth hail tumbled into the the North Sea in the vicin'ty of the: grenades and the more deadly grenade the Inland sea. The AtsuU left Yoko- The suspect, the first to be ar- G' rman government ackn' wlrHging the the last big slides. The dredges are place where a trawler had aighted the; hama on January 28, Ko- FIFTY-FIV- E . hurled bl.tpVans of catapults from the and called at GENERALS ' rested in Connection with the de- i uie net which sent the now removing thia eatb at the rate of helpless aircraft, but no trace of the onken be on January 31. The steamer is a 1,K,000 yarde monthly. trenches. British liner to the hnftmt. with k ..i Zeppelin could be found. The "heaviest fire is said to be regular passenger boat plying between LOST.BY FRANCE IN WAR struction of the parliament build- j I Goethals added he ia ia the of m.i.-- tluiii a hundred American General that ia presumed .that ahe haa sunk. Argonne Y ok oh io. n Jt district, aronnd the salient any and EpropfaP IKrts. ing, which resulted in the crema- lives, w as wlen lne canal (l0r .. , ., M yesterday delivered by fount c"n""nt i, which the German Crown Prince thrust (AssocUUd rrtas by TAt Wlraless.) ot Heintorlr, who onferied briefly ed thia, Smf, there will b,. no further ' ' PAB1H, February tion of seven persons, several of t into the flank of General Joffre'a army FORMErTtfANCLtRK publication v.ith uouuie ae CTtf.. 1 1 ' Heeretarv of S ate I.anning, the wi TRANSFERRED ADMIRAL In the first mad rush of the Teutonic Tout Paris, issued this morning, an them women, denied that he was conference lasting about Ave minutes. legions rGERWAN CONSPIRATOR nounqes has towards Paris. There, say the that it compiled a list of in way connected with At tho coni'lusiou of the confereace, official reports, the Gsltic the. officers who have died for their any that vltfcout giving artillery has (AsseelsUd ay out th official text of increased its flee, as though it Uunoi Tress Tsasral Wlrslsss.) country. Under the caption, "Honor catastrophe.' v the German reply. Secretary Lanaiaglf? imjii uminm uuunnuu to blow jtW inVaders back f NEW YOBK, February 4. Frederick Roll," the pabliration gives a full r fo Mett by list. MF.uuii.-- i - OPPOimMENt in em- fifty-five- , Claims To Be Belgian tn in me eiiuaiioa is :un- 'sheer' concussion' of the bui sting shells. Schleindle, formerly a 'clerk the, It included gonerals. n nety changed." ploy .' National- was Q arts of the City Bank,' one colonels, 1S5 lieutenant colonelj Strony claims to be a Belgian rerroasion May Be Irltlsh Bnsy yesterday of having sold to Tried While convicted anl 113 officers of the engineer corps. Treeident Wilson, who the French are steadily the agents of the Teutonic governments musician, and fold the police of returned from strengthening the hi BJ"e hmaking tour, whs in consulta Secretary of Navy Tells Why He pressure upon the confidential secrets ef. his employer? he part of the German lines in RUSSIA FLOAT t the border town that has just tiin w th Secretary Lansing and aev- - front of having to do wilh the .. date 'and mNStO - Made Change their trenchea, , the British artillery, amounts of mupition 'shipments being recently played at'a concert given 1 v eral other- in regard to the Lusitanla ANOTHER LARGE WAR LOAN Bases Action Upon Clause In The stronger now than since Con-naugh- situation, but declined to mnke any the beginning made to the Entente allies. Hchleinlilv of Duke of t, of the war, if joining was in'hbnor the statement in the mutter. It is under- (Associate Prns by Tsdsrsl Wireless.) the thunder of sentenced to an indeterminate (AasoaUud by Hague Convention its guns to that of their allies. The in prison. Pns redsral Wlrslsss.) governor-gener- al of Can-id- a. stood, however, tlmt he desires the WASHINGTON, February 6. Secre- ' LONDON, war office is . ., February 5. The London to l,o - here silent, er touches ,.; continue I, in the hope tary of the Navy Daniels yesterday ,.4. Times this mornin? prints the an- In spite of his assertions be . but lightly on this phase con- that the Gerniiin f'oreiirn nflii-i- ma i.o made a formal statement of his reasons of the ' ' ' nouncement (AssocUUd by Wireless ) flict, as has been ARREST REVEALS THEFT that Russia is preparing is being for a searching in- led to ae pi.t r.d.rml Bear-Admir- its custom since the hi'd the Ameri.... Frt for transferring Stanford to float a loan of 25.rMMI,0lO along WASHINGTON, rebruary 4. The start of the strife, but from ia multi-- j tbc tion of the international law ffovcrain to the command of the Philadelphia OF BALDWIN DIAMONDS lines adopted by the Hritish and French vestigation. the ease. British ambasMador, Sir Cecil Spring navy tude of sources, 'including the Paris and yard after orders had been issued Berlin commissioners who negotiated the loan While this is the first arrest, it Authorie, .resH .leHpiif Kice' lo,,v l,r,,l,taJ the de sending the officer statements, comes the informa- (AocltMf by Wtrslses.) hes received tte to command the tion Trm Fsdml of the Allies with American bankers. as- t l'Brt,"""t formal demand or .he re that from the Somme to the A,'ne CHICAGO. February 3. The arrest is understood that, despite the . ' ' fiom Kerlin in positive term Mare Island yard. The loan, which will be in the nature thnt (iennnn t"rn th'' l,nt",h llI,rr API to the DaniolH the Hritish guns are busy. "Violent" of a man and a woman here, charged sertion made earlier in the day that l"l the gin eminent will not Mr. says that he waa con is of a "credit loan,'' will bo used to Ameri.-,,,- , owners. the word that the official meet the eont.ntion thnt thfl "ritiah viiieed the change would be for the statements with larceny, reveals the fact that Mrs. liquidate the obligations Russia has the fire was not due to human T " ,5rl,1"h ""'"aasiidor his ie use iu describing this section of (.'lata Haldwin Ktooker, daughter act of the Geriiinn huI.im,, ri ne eommand- - bat.s good of the service, as Admiral fctan the of contracted in the purchase of munitions agency, police ,h'' '" The Hague fight. the late Baldwin and a rich the Dominion arc er in rinling the l.itania was illegal ""d u'" l'r"v'K'on ford ha eone. on record as being .OP "Lucky" of war. Convention making -- In tho other fields (500,-INM- j ' -- ' making ready to arrest several oilier Ul.. '.. Berlin Wl'l Not Yield it oWgatory upon osed to the further development of the war the heiress, recently waa robbed of " ' " 1 ' oeut ral to seize prioe war ef the warriors are also busy. Vienna worth of Those The in any of Mare island yard. reKrts jewelry. arrested ' suspects. It is probable that some ,,rouiht ""to its ports not an air raid by Austrian on : re charged with bsinj implicated In REDMOND ISSUES APPEAL I'erjin cables that under no eireumstan- - ybich does The se. relary adds he aviators the of thes arrests will be made today. that believes Russian lines between Shumak hs ces Will nurli an admission be officially doTt when ordered, intern the prise thnt the aga nst .Stanford on and Vol theft. TO IRISH TO AID BRITAIN rrew r,',nrn to ,t4 former hynia. These raids say the ,,..,.., People Feel Outraged made by the German foreign office. The ,he Prir- the ('out is strong, and would hamper Austrians owuer ,0 which provision have caused severe fires in towns, 1 Ottawa slowly yesterday latest instruction forwarded to Auibaa the United l.8 WOIK. those BRITONS tJIVEN tJNTll v! fAssMtsUa frsss tor rsdsral Wtrsls awoke ' hjkIot von Iternt orlf, The stttn a"J t'erinany are each adhering t and lne much damage to the Blav DUBLIN, February 8. John Red- to the extent of the holocaust which Anociated munition"tv I'ress lenrns, - depots there This is how MARCH TO ENTER ARMY mond, the Irish in contains simply one phase Prtl'- APPEAL MADE ' parliamentary leader, has robbed the city and the Domin- ihe of state DBS already FOR FLOOD ever, the only news from the Russian a public of a new formulation 0f the proposed "f rctaiy address here today issued a ion of their most f structure, t wa or Oalieian (AasodaUd by Wtnlass.) anions finriiiun note of Tr.-- The soggeHted Pro,,"",",'l the Appnm a priie of SUFFERERS JN ARKANSAS front. Prsas Psdsrsl s'inlnif appeal for mors recruits from H" aubjecl e jubanJa LONDON, 4. King George which stood for More than half a ' sentence ol this ne .hafl cons st- - of ""l auxiliary cruiser, Advar In February Ireland. It ). to signed formal proclama- Iff! a' mlv ek'tit lAor.l- - .....I mternment. (AuoeUUd Prsss by roitsral Wtrelsss.r In Albania the Austrians are reported yesterday the "It ia essential for Ireland to guard century on Parliament Hill over- tion which makes e dec LITTLE RO K, February 4. An as advancing still, and are said to have live the recently her higher interests," he said, "to looking the city. And as the peo- This new draft of the Cerm.n note CHINESE org. lit appeal soliciting federal aid for taken the city,.of Kroia, twenty miles enacted compulsory service act, tho maintain her honor and to show that TELEGRAPH reclamation naming February 111 a ple realized the extent of their loss oi rrirrri reprosein.' the limit or (.or. the thousands of flood sufferers in notheast of Durasso, rbile three aero she is willing and euger to fulfill her the date upon which tho boeomOH Iro-lau- in lives and money, and the things matiy's concessions in LINES DISCONTINUED Arkansas is being plane attacks have been made upon Dur-razz- act obligations. Any impression that tie Lusitania sent to Washington law of the land. The proclamation Il vause of the ieiuands made by by the governor., and Avalona. 'he is shirking will be deadly to our that money cannot replace, their - provides that all single men., subjects the Anteriran notes, (pacUl Oblsrrsn to Liberty Hews.) Despatches from a city, future interests.',' , which insist that neutral are of be- ;i rage grew against the perpetrators rh.-il- l KIlANtiHAI, February 4 The K.uug the crown and physically fit, admit the sinling of the Fn authority for tho report that the Kaiser feel- Si and Shanghai telegraph has SIX PERISH FLAMES tween the ages of nineteen and forty-on- e pf'thc deed, for the general liner was illenal, the situation is view line for several days baa been personally di- AMERICAN" SENATE been Hhih-ka- i AnoiaU4 Pnts by redsral Wtreteea.) years, who have not already attested ASKED ing here is that an incendiary's ed here as one of the most discontinued by Yuan recting the war on the wetera front. serious iH BROOKLYN, their willingness to serve when crises of the war. oHirials, It thought that the move February 4. Fjre to H is also, said he was called TO DENOUNCE HOLOCAUST hand laid the bomb which destroyed dav destroyed the that present at upon under tho terms of ,the 'Derby Outcome la Jn Doubt was made to keep oiwi of the suces home of the widow the conference of war at which the he parliament building. of of l asimir Tag, president Oer-i- j plan, anil who are not otherwise exempt, is impo.s'hlo the Republican troops .from the of the Zeppelin WASHINGTON, February 5.-J- Scna It to foresee the out man Savings raid against England was must sign the volunteer rolls before Demand For' Investigation come. The resnlt appears to hinge M'Pple of tins city. It U knovvu that flank. The widow waa planned. tor .Thomas, a Democrat,, yesterday on ' ' ' x March 2. Those who not Vuan Slnh kai Iihvm saved from death, but daughters, ' " have attested Af.most before ... the word "illeiHl" and what the recalled his sixth her i f T willingness a resolution in .the senate, the papers carried di vision from Si. aroline, Helen and Hhavley, their to serve y that date I - I'nited State,, Hj ,,, the province f Kiang Hannah railing, upon that body to declare the details of the great conflagra- tll carry out ill a Vuan will be ordered iukp service as con- that iiisirtcn-- e that the (iermaii cousin, a nurse and two servants, per- conOl of hupeh the destruction of the parliament bouse ' ished. The scripts. tion to the people of Ottawa, came the Mulatioti -- daughter Caroline saved THREATENED BY at Ottawa was au of deliberately uf interuational IVE PERSONS PERISH REBELS "art their 1 uw, her mother. olanned incendiarism.' ' Senator Oai-lca- demand that the police an MESsSGTrilrloWiPdPE pffici.iTs a The As'octalcd I'icms I also inforni-- WHEN TRAPPED BY FIRE (Onsets) fJablsgrau to Xlppa 111.) 'Objected to the passage of this government conduct piwituelv and authoritatively that TOKIO, February phlh MEET resolution on the ground that there was searching investigation into the (Asmclstsit ACHY JOINTS kai's TO MIKADO TODAY Cvrmnnv i aim.it and di not designate PrF by Wlrslsss) troops no evidence to aupport the contention; fire, which A ' r4ertl stationed At Wuchang, iu the causes jf the sent seven im '.'ilb ATI. NTH CITY, February 4. that the destruction of the building, gal" the sinking of a liner by province of llopeh, are on the verge Csblagram te Nippa iijl.) persons through flame to snlima- Three women ami two men perishud FORETELL nclal was other than an unfortunate acci- - death. lutv inc. of an uprising, acc'orifiug to an authen- TOKfO, February 3 hn4ngcr ist L.anlt Aynarei.tly Reached and oiylit oilier wire inJure.' today tic, Tlte.dpath has been growing report which reavhvd here today. from peneilirt arrived In Tokio L in a lire which di stroyed th" Pw ,:: v'nee the ruins began I Ile.T lfn, iiiinu riiiHIi, under sec llvei Jliui is the strongest post now held by yesterday ami will meet the Kmperor to cool an c'-i- i brook hotel A In go rrowJl, helpless Achy joints give M'lnry for to affairs in the lier warning of dUtur j Yuan Hhih kal. in, tliis peution of China, today at Tokio Palace. The Kmperor OFRCE'RS'UF 'MEXICAN tbc searchers fi;ive liad an .iMportm)-ity- . n.im cabinet, has granted an interview to takii any rescue measures, saw u ..... ci iiisiue in uolv, juat they M sun suuuiii . rvuenang, has Conferred hi in the Order of 'to rlg ddejier "info to Tin- woman bum tn death in a high win foretell ti,.., ine,soiiiers iu ulon CbSTOMS DEMAND GOLD the debris Associated I'ress correspondent weather. jrevplt, it ntan the complete overthrow the- - Hieing Hon, first class. i he dow. Mcvral are Those stiff, ' ' ,, , that marks the site of the parlia- which m m'ssing, varimn creaky, swollen painful pr Unpen. - Minister of War Oka is ill ami has i counts making JoniK tell of nric acid in the luaa wtwer la At the ( Assorts by "ii rmany is willing to do every-th'i- i the number from two the blood, of gone to Oishlso to recuperate, leaving ts Fras" rsdsral WlrslM.I ment structure. weakened present time thia province is supposed to DOUGLAS; 4. offici- in its power to meet American to aix., , . kidneys that are not doing ' Fcbraary Every lie one of provinces would his seat vacant In the diet. i Seven Known To Be ;ad their duty. i the that still Nogalea, v' lies, but there arc limits beyond It is 50,000,1100 al in the Honors, customs ser l cling to the monarchy, but with Hupeh announced that the is now which even friend.-hi- snaps. You or healthy kidneys Alter the blond. yen loan bv vice has notified the Carranza govern- It known that there are TROOPS OF YUAN HAVE They in control of the revolutionists the Japau to Russia has been n'i'st not push your demands too far take o':t tha uric acid tad pass it subscribed almost ment that they will resign unless their tjeas,t seven dead, among whom off south of the Yaiigste kiang entirely. no attempt to WON IMPORTANT; VICTORY ' ' u- , salaries are paid in gold. Heretofore B. humiliate (iermany. " river will be controlled by revolu -- is B.'l.hw, a member of the He nraerted that if America drives Hon't neulect weak kidneys and let the they bavs been receiving pay in Con- urn- party house of commons, first the mutter t'i a it.i ...... bf Wlrslsss. ici.l dog the Idood. danger tiouary BELGIUM rJAWES BRltlSHER" stitutionalist paer money, which is at reported breach, with all It's " i i i. WASHINGTON. a. ous, (hit missing . Ijtiuoutalile eons' Miiences, iiimiii Allien Kebruarv The of slight kidney troubles. HER worth three cents6n the d'idjar. The total'monev loss has MINISTER TO CHINA ' en most ''hinese emliicHy here yesterday made rheumatic pam TARIS HEAjrtS HEIR TO r;.-'V-- i been rest the responsibility for all rvousiiess. headache, . vtK estimated at altbut $.UX)0.(X), may public di xpat. h. ( ,, the Peking gov di'v s ells, heart 'ift' that come. trouJile,. dropsy, SULTAN ASSASSINATED OpscUl Psblscrsm to Hawaii sbtapo ARTILLERY DUELS IN WEST but it may reach a far greater sum. I. .1 erii"en Moiiouiiciii) the victories of stone and Blight's disease. l . 1X)KI(), February 3 Mr. Wiiiofield, Wrsss by rsdsral Wtrelsaa.) whqn the full government troops over the rebels m It s easy to give the kidneys help., 4.ias amount of damage IS HOME Hui 4Associated Vress by federal Wlrslsss.) secretary to the British ambassedor in PAH IS, February 4 Artillery dock "done PRESIDENT the Chow l''u district. The revola n, ,, H by the explosion and flames is liae.'iai'he Kuiney in, ' rills. PA RIM, 3 Toklo, has been snpoi'it'M to sis progress todav alone many pa Is PLEASED WITH TOUR tionists are sai.l to have suffered heavi 'Ili.v hi'.. h"pe, thousknda all o'er February Yus'of Izzedin, minister learned. lv in the flt:lit'ii.' 'hi' rilr apparent to the Turkish throne Chlnn by the Belgian uovpriiinent. of the western f rout, notably near are retreating be will hii's are publicly praised Fin-lit- , v. I Prmnkoof,. in valley The valuable library ns fore the Yuan -- nephew of the reigning did M.'.fr.a conference betwe remcs nta the of the ( Associated by oUiers. evervniicre. iist as much i. it. sultnn. Prn Tsdsral Wlrslsss.) J re-- gov- - ami near Altinalt. by the - a- - not lu'icide,. as he i My.f the Riit'.sh and Belgian hard work AsniMi ION, F'el.ruary 5. presi- "aiinii isiai anywhere, ... commit his been of the militii ' U hvn S i, Lanjer-Beme- orN1 " wan i, the ufpouitnieut wus and police. dent Umiii has leitihcd home after gus oTTllies Active nr Hack is ra-' doingjbut; assassinate dicidel Both wings were saved the Name ' Hon si V ,,w ares i nern ouecior or inc DON'T RISK PNBT7MONTA. I'ut b" ili" 'aie was a most successful BKJULIN, February Tliwe bi con l'r t nilii ak for Y fforts pf the firemen. (, " -- of oppo'ition to th- - Tujk's'i "ll tr'p He is al'cadv I'laniiiiiii another t;nu"l ami nicieaHing kidnei v sk itii)i;tiv for movrnivut r", Get rid of everv cold as qui kh a activity of the, Doon'a F.i.'-- h jj)OVerHM.MiLj. ,,tql I re tour of I lie country in the interest of Allies' artillery Kidney Pills aniitake ,,'sha 'CflNVctNFS THI MONTH possible, It is the forerunner of SENATE forces on the Franco no I.,,,,, CfPa-- Vu-- PASSES JONES BILL Mi ii i 'ic-i- - other Uackacho for that of jiuliiionsry trouble, and pneem cam' uieii. as roou as Belgian i Kiday.lUls .rt.r jtu I front, it ulliciallv . reported )!,! b5r -,.. me K a droL'uists aaiL.'atore- - Utedin was assneslnated wnjer ef the 4 - mav di vern in a few hours. Tdk r.!",.wl"J- the situation will permit his An Hriti-- h . d PKTrilRAI. Februarv It is 'iouiatic aWti.iii of a mill dodrov i . j. rvs.. - i ri ' ,1.1.'" lieeicf (M... ir- i.i. ,it.. i "iported ('haml.erlaii.'s Co.ijfh Remedy. is leu In" fhe White House. The next I'd a ernfer who Ii "x ho)ceiWVt. "iuue.,f f"i thnt an imperinl ukn eallintr It Jones 'nowe the flermsiis .wore or will lie I YiiHof additional OKI. on of pirte.tiy vtcin. If Slid to ive remit the liiii"i into wilt .e issued Ht a .iiMM-- thl.. do dn, but th,. elT in apv?rn,..e,,f t:"e he I'Mibul'lv wdl co" er arts of o.eunyiin? near Hulluch. Iucnnclii-- i . M... rtccii i'i. f. pt self to the 1'hil .pi Ho't "it Co.. or ' nson, e l against tho Young Turk party au I o'les. The lUte mentioned for or ssla bv ..II de,.l th' v,,rt,'wit uod the fa West, a hand gr. iiadc lighting is proreedug on the n and ,imra.,teeinK in.lepe.nlenie ntt.-p- '"' lllltll a I nts fur the Hawailau it ws by tb"ni th it he would of Duma Hn"," will us M'ctiuiis of Hie South. the nearby front. i feard the members is the "l"ta for four years whs HHed by the sei,H.i Islands. succeed in iiiuMug himself dictator. eghWeuth, lluw-aii- . .' yesterday with a vote, of fil' to L'4. V HAWAIIAN ... GAZETTE.. TUESDAY. I KHKUARY X, .1916. -- SEMI.WEKKIA'. V. ..' 'i' .

Ships -- Cost YOUNG MAN GOES joiisfimo on PRIME MINISTEII 'Still More pipp iSffis DOWN LINE Wlffl EvrDay WB OK! m iS i bM-Tr- i DDntlfc mm Bishop Museum MANY BAD CHECKS Examples of fligh Prices Show ' ipmiiriUjiiiuiuo sends Experts Question Arises In Case of Gus :iSglj For Photographs of Ancjent Anderson, Yester- What Heights Are Being .Convicted . ; HtKEBMD kofda Drawings day By Jury Reached Prof. P. J. O'Gara Suggests Paper Is Drawn On Bank of Ha '. ; '.Japanese Cruisers1,; Sighted Off Method of. Recovering Potash waii and Amounts To Nearly Reported Be En (Mail Special to The Advertiser) Described a a man law To Route To Lon ; '. thc.Ue.of.Maui, Are Reported Steamships of suitable class for for- Salts From Bagasse $500 whi'h the eign trade operations at the present KOLOA, Kauai, I'. l.rnary r. For the held as insane, the ib'sci ipt ion beinK don To Take Part In Imperial Haye .. . , . On Board ,One first time le Hm' the picture in furnished b A hfor.l in his in t Jo t. time have reached the highest point of m'.hs, Jinlc Conference of Utmost Import- Millions value ever known. Within the past he sandstone t" k. nnir the Koloa struct inn to the jury air. I based on the Hundred in Roubles TELLS WHAT SMELTERS MANUEL QUIN testimony ntTere.l bv the government year the value of tonnage, suitable for bench are iineo an. to CONFESSES ance To the British Empire ocean trade routes haa more than iUelf, tins Anderson was found guilty doubled.. Pccent sate ef steamers on HAVE DONE IN THE WEST visitors. It has , n more thnn n '.veek GUILT AFTER HIS ARREST yesterday of an nulccent assnuH on an LOCAL NIPPONESE ARE the' PaciUe Coast, along be Atlantic now sinee they fir ennne visibb?. J. Okinawa woman, both defendant and seaboard and at foreign .ports give K. Knrley of Kolna vent word to the star witness hailing from the other DID NOT RELISH BEING side of the island. .;;.VEXPECTING SHIPS HERE striking proot of thia assertion. Itishop Museum .ii the fact Mr. .'rotecting From aul Tells Police He Lost Some of lge who ; IN U Doubled , ,, ., Farms Poison Jil AndrnoV, defended Asder RECOGNIZED PORT ftif '. .. .Stokes and Mr. ;ikc came to see them The. transfer of the British steamer Gases and Saving Company Stolen Money Gambling son, excepted to the verdict and gave Bunholuie to new owners, which was md f possible obtain pictures or fpeci notice of a mot .on fur n new trial, wn.ch Treasure H Being Sent To Can-- i recently completed in NewYork, shows Hundreds of Thousands metis of thorn."" At Shatter Will be heard on Moudnv. The prnsccn the fH batons prices which ocean ton- tion proved. Judge Amlrnde maiutaincxl, Is Statesman of Many Years';' Trans-shippe- Origin Unknown . Be d Hun-hoJm- e his client was How, ada From Russia To nage now commands. In 1918 the thnt insane. thou. . The origin of there I Training Is the-- caught New har- strange, primitivo could the jury ft ti nn Insane man guilty' and Also - Across Continent fire in York the bor, was scnttlod and sunk to An outgoing passenger in the Great pictures' ts ttnkn.m ii, but they were After forging and cashing checks to Of crime, lie wanted to know. Recognized - Leader of Labor. Aand..Sept Oa, Direct To London the blaze. Hhe was later re Northern Inst night was Prof. P. J. probably drawn l.v tin- earlier people the amount ot td.'i, at the Hank of Dr. W. A. S liwallie, superintendent mi the Tiny nru Hawaii, Manuel 0,uin, wns yes local insane n - floated and in 11)14 her Owners of O'Gara of Halt Lake City, who is in island. like the arreted of the nxyliiin, proved Unionism In the- Colonies ' fered irude sketches of . lul.lieu, varying in terdav afternoon at two o'clock, short- the witness stand, through the records to sell her for 73,0(10, exclusive chnrge of the agricultural of the repairs which were to be made. laboratories lice from one to i.iui- (Yet, anil usually ly after cashing the last of the forged of his institution, that Anderson had From Hiinilny Advertiser) It was estimated that the vessel eould of the American Smelting niid Refining overed uot onl l.v several feet o checks, bearing the name of Fred M been committed several years aeo as JifdcjH fFrom Hiinday Advertiser) ' w1' Real, red gold by the ton will noon not be restored, to a thoroughly sea- Company. His title is that of n Kenn, but packe.l with sund. The re. Kilev, proprietor of the (trnystone Ho- insane by An trade, who was then ent ru ns wu-l- i. tin- sand away, and tel, for 'Ji'O dollars. district magistrate of Honolulu. Judge The Hon. W. M. Hughes, be (ailing into- the Honolulu harbor, worthy condition 'ithout,a expendi- "Pathologist," but that dors not con premier of of" he tide is coiupa i st i el y low pn'-n- t, is Amlrade even oc ture less than $',50,000,, which would vey a proper conception of the scope st tuin, who employed as a checker had forgotten the Australia, was a pnssenger in the rtens and torn of it, if tho expectations bring the price in 1914 up to about so they are inble. at the American Hawaiian steamship eirrence. of the important works under hi, direc- ('una. an Australasian steamer Makura, : of the local Japanese proud are fulfill!, 22.1.UOO. j tion. Mr. Ktokes cut out several inches of wharf, hns been rooming in the hotel The siicriiitciiJent further testified tjalui' which arrived here yesterday Kg ships, now loe Although there were many negotia- he rock about one of them to l. managed by Kiley, and on several oe that Anderson had been parole! later, morning two treaaure off the .The professor suggests that Jlawai ' ship- - o the museum, at a later date, and he easiotm has been sent to but that he had not been discharged from the south and noon of Maul, are. expected to visit this tions for the purchase, of the' the sugar planters profit by the exporlenei the bank to departed at for a ind Mr. Lake to lie-pos- as cured of his ' ileal was not (Innlly concluded for of the smelters aud adopt some meth retnincl llanoUlu, deposit money by Kiley, the last insanity. He was mil ictoriu and Vancouver. port, perhaps today. number andal Oet BuBy i being maile by on considered iolent and was paroled on of months after the original of recovering xtash salt from t hi him Wednesday, It was renortt'.l alumni shin that th Chi-toa- e These are own- . Kvidently Some nmbitious ladivulual which sixty-fi- r this ground. In law, however, Ander- the Japanese cruisers offer, ami during the interim the smoke of burning bagasse in the islan-- at time he leositcd iirime minister would tro to London to advanced .v.shdil to obtain uotor.ety for his name ttollnrs to Kiley 's son must be regarded us ... and Tokiwa, rejiorted to liave on ers the selling price until it sugar mills. account, receiving the insane, atteud a coafereuce ot the prem.ers oil $.":!ii,iMiO .t least, and carvel his iiiuiie-liatel- y be has not been fully disc Cana- stood nt or about double the Hmelters and ore refiners have alwny initials monthly statement from the hank banted. me boa'l for transshipment to the below evcellcut specimen. claims Audrn le. lintisii r.mpire the imperial confer- price at which the vessel eould t have had many Irwi-- this which he altered before presenting to ence. dian port immense complaints l against 1). To otlicrrs of the Makura. fr- - of Vancouver the in 1W14, The letters J. siand out iHongrously . The trial lasted full been secured the sale taking them by limners on account of nlleged Kiley so as to cover tho shortage. three days, the mier Hughes would not admit aum one million rouble in ploee high below the ancient figure on 'tne slau jury being out over four hours in ar- that he of hundred at the figure .late last ear. damages to growing crops as a result illey Discovered Deficit even was going to London. To report- - be- .larked for the inu-cu- riving t its verdict. was Russian gold. Thia figure in given in The capacity of the steamer is of the puisunoua gases let loose from "The delict waa discovered yesterday Anderson rs tie would say nothiug. tween GtMo orig- It is .uncertain how long these figures charged an to commit a Nipptl and 6000 tons and her the ,ore treating plants. The mining by Kiioy when he 4resentel himself .with inteut It wan rel.orteil on Mnkura thmi despatches to the Jiji from inal cont vill be discemil le, as now is statutory offense. The thu of construction waa about men have often gone on "the t'armei be cu it at the bank, and after paying a note jury had the the ureinier had iriver out in Hvilnev. Tokio. 'The aame aoorccs anld tbit the 200,0110. tecessary to wale into the water to Option af finding him guilty damned" priuc.ple in operating thoir was usked by 'I'htmdoro A. Cooper, a of the whither tie had gone from Mellouriie, men-of-wa- r wera bound to Vancouver, At Ban .ee them well, and it is almost iit.pos-ubl- original charge, the charge he was d Francisco plants, but back in 1909 the director clerk in the bank, if he had not drawn that he would sail for London via HUes The ex tp get any ndeipiate picture of fr-o- en yesterday, of simple where the gold will be discharged, a Pacific Coast has also had nf the Mtiinltiiicr Triia " k. 2w0 the bank that morning. Kiley assault in the steamer Osterler: 'hat ha ha.l ampins the in I .hem. A specimen in the Iiishop Mil lmt battery, or of discharging him. In mall part going to I'tiited States of remarkable advance eonehislon that that policy as entire uswuied iu the uegutive and after in- lqft Sydney in a specie train, osten- the tonnage values within past year. en in would be well wottli while. They the instructions of the court the ordi-tar- but moat being fur London. the y wroDg. vestigation A. Lewis Jr. ..mffuager of sibly for Adelaide; that towns along James Rolph, Jr., of Kan Francisco, Vo xtend for about a hundred feet along the found laviuan saw an implied direction Ia round .numbers, the gold exceeds Voia Trouble bunk that there had been ' the road that arranged receptions were in past two signeil , ,, he bench, and represent men and that if Anderson should be found ia the .months has a, ,Tlje 8re ,() ,ook , four checks cashed previously. The disappointed, for he ami 50,0OO,0O), American standards. It ,with leasts. Their meaning is, of guilty on any charge " left the train contract the Hoore., Scott Iron fho tuhit.ct a ,ittle nior r,,fl , courjte, amounts were CoO, 4130, fl3o, and fif- "and insane iMiariled the Makura at Watson's Hay, one of the largest single shipments of Han eon- - mpossible to figure out. should have accompanied Vorks of Francisco for .the ,,, teen i the verdict. metal ever made, being more thiin seven- viw ot th! fu,.t t)mt ' dollars. near Hyduey, the liner having been structure of a ateel eargo teamer 8.6 Judge Asbford may, if he sees fit oro.r-,- i ty-eight ton denjl weight, gregating several millions had been On comparison of signatures it was io wait anil take nim from a fret long to .be eompjeted n twelve nle,, b 1a,.m found order the verdict set aside, or ho JnnV . in U1 s,.verH, that they all were forgeries. launch. In spite of them reports, the' rrom Vladivostok months will a e ,, order a new trial. In the event o. ' Hie be of aitnilar Mate lll(.re niini thp pxtrlu,tion NATIVES EXPECT (Jnin was arrested shortly the , name plainly in o 11)1 after of solutions being spared the passenger Advices to the Nippn .Tiji, published the steamer Pacflc and Euburna, of nieta,H fro, rc,rB,.t,)ry ig in Xutuinu street, and upon be- neither these brough' list as Hon. W. M. liugbes. " built by the Viuon Works San oml cat. t about the question of whether or not in The Advertiser luet week, stated Iron in ri,.,i 0II ing questioned admitted the f rgeries. There was considerable secrecy about Franoia.-.- to of an Insnjie man may lie found guilty that the cruisers had left Vladivostok the order Mr. Rol, A preliminary investigation of th He said that he lost sorre of the mo- his presence on board the or and on one of which was pf crime will probably be submitted by Makura,. for North America via Japan, and qMlitoi bjf,t lei t0 Jb(, (li8POve tnat it Ei ney in a gambling game at Port Hhaf-ter- , attempts at secrecy, rather. It was re- old to T, V, .leox Port- - ,,,,, he circuit court to the supreme court 'Honolulu Japanese had asserted their recentlv K of B wllpre , rra,fy k,.w and told the police to look in room ported that the premier was put oat be land, Ore., for $1,000,000. The W lcox t av to answer. belief that they would cnll here. They thi ab(mt thfl t fTe,-.- ((f Inter-lslan- cuuBc news or l fourteen of the steamer uis arrival had steamor wi be complete,! in June, D1Ptlllip ' appeared off Maui two days later. ron l 0 rowi K ,nntg. Mainline, under the mattress on the him by radiogram. Ha was met at th .1. 0th t0 ' The MatHon tug Intrepid, 'apt. i There investiga-Annett- e a of dork by British subjects, Kolph, in ?o scattered Is thine coitpg a great ereption of buuk, and portion the money. left resident in O. Peterson, in Friday night from Hilo, JJecember, The tiong ,,y .Tientists - wno in Oermany cover- f okuaweoweo or Kilaiieaf Ilawiians from the last check earhe.l could be iionoiuiu, accompanied aim about lighted one cruiser working off Lnhni-n- a f Maui sar there is one due. These foend. ', the city. One of these lloaolulans de- Friday morning. Thia waa and. the steamer at a profit of uo rolllleHe,i 'or tests' nied to a k report Wilcox had base. When searched at the station he bad reiMirter that he close on both before he ( folk, their. prediction on the recent followed by that, of the Inter Iidand ovfr unlert'aken. The A. k a. n pos at all, although he had just fare-- ahM,, were off ways .Mr. a mod a which idvi'aa.tated the lao vab one dollar and thirty cents bis said He met Mauna Kra, in from li)o the and Roll rqIIll),ny flrBt to t thtl Vniteil was repofcteti sun. is now "negotiating sale of trifiJ i;y, killiiigtoqrt.een .pvrsons, thpir .Idei session. It at the txdire wi io to anoiber reporter which sighted the same .vessel for the thelu,,L. i. LatatUa he did not diuyiiut grew, violent when ' of .which emg tiiat water its' alwtys tliat nomeaey dtal bea Couexl and the collier Vriday evening. Om-- 1 Art.B"!f,h ,th ke ha4,the B,ate erj,tirinient gtationg to han.Ue tm'iitnir a search on UliUMUne, asked whether he knew what business only just 'ollewed ,n s thp 'Tcrrilpxj' by "big after board the cers of theAlauna Kea were told at ben the iiroblem, but tho agricultural is held a had called Premier Hughes to London. nig Ton fire." , yuia pending hearing before ' Ijanaina toe two ac- I is ioo The Australian tireinier is a amafl that cruisers, They nssoit that the rain waters seep the grand jury. He is a Japanese Nip-p-u ? VB man, very Is companied by a collier, which the oA tn.M.T.By 5 tn0t ,GlMw' eould net, therefore, do more than make deaf, lie accompanied 4L-9- to Portuguese. Jiji haa learned waa the Kwnnto i,tr(.tic.ble suggestions, lown the central Ores, Where they Filipino Laborers Have Trouble uy his w.fe, an infant child, and divers been sold within . ire into steam, blows .Marn, appeared Thursday morn'.ng. One the past month at WanU4 . pta- -t turned that the ' secretaries, etc. Thev. in raminnn itt. Liverpool for the extraordinary high I ' ava collections out of the vents of the With Luna and. Strike Follows of two was - others, made comic warihiia disappeared alter ' O'tJara at that time empiov- volcanoes. efforts to maintain coaling. The Malinn Kea ofliccra sur- ' , (' ? ",.V K); 6rt ,,v th9 agriculture V-ten- a ponnerous secrecy. on a capacity The persons who vio- - Melee mised ahe might be cruising ,"r are predicting Labor Union Man that about nearly' SOtIO tons, amounted to almost I' ent volcanic eruptions are the sam Lanai, waiting for the other to finish J.'r fSsI'. ln Val- - Mr. Hughes was attorney general for f() (or about KHI) per ton. The j1"" AXT vho predicts! the .floods on Maui, aud Ctfall Bpotfal io The Advertiser) taking bunkers, b'lt Honolulu Japan- , in Oregon, and .the smelters asked Australia before becoming premier.- lie t heir talk is eing received with some KAf'AA, , Kauai, februsry 4. Much ese believe that she will come hero ' to l'"ni out. They have built represented West Sydney in the federal for MriVr La T v l1'"" "'P reuenee by fellow on provision. Keport t.alyiina i.! their Jlawaiians excitement has been manifested here, parliament and became minister ex- at end he islaml. for advices to Japanese here ll due to the trouble on the McKee plan- ternal affairs, in Hmi4. Later he served agreed that with electrie lights and has l:t5o fon. I "b"e. the were was?" lTciuimeii, (Inmate to crops tation between the lunn, Kennedy and ns chairmain of the royai coinmisaiou cruisers the Chitosc and water ballast in usual tanks. The serious 'onditiuns. We aro working with field both of which have hud resulted from smelter fumes, and i he laborers. on the navigation bill and as delegate Tokiwa. been here. length of her bull ia 387 feet, beam rops in the open, and we knew. AI C.E.JrajdJey .Will Take, His. The collier Kwanto Maru was here have placed eve facility at Professor One of the laborers shifted from tkc to the imperial navigation conference. last !U feet and 3H feet molded, depth. .went has gi.Ls- year O'tlura's disposal. The staff of cbeui .hat before been aiiciarryiug gang after- He was born in Wales iu 1X04, convoying the cruiser Asaina to The Liverpool liner Beupark, 2391 he Tomorrow yesterday and Japan, ists, botanists, metallu gists, engineers ork," said. "Ll'ht is the bir noon to the caneshifting gang where was married in ISHO. After gong to toua register and carrying about oT00 '' actor, and humidity. No .p. liuht in 1HH1 Mo t,...u .I.....I...... l and agronomistsI now inciihles ovei n Ki iinedy was in charge, g. iug the ex Australia he wns engaged in Attempt To Hide II vere ever in.i ired by gases a Sooner tak'ng his chances of receiv T,.i7- i Mwentv of the best scientific investiga smelter case his sore. various occupations. He is a labor anion-is- t, Wli "n the Mniinu Ken sighted the IV in - tmvMrta nt thai I miriiiifi light, iug a prison sentence than tell the thnt shoulders weie tors in their respective liuea in the or in the shade, or when the uii Aixunient waa started ilurinu which it having orgaui.ed the maritime one cruiser and the collier Friday market for the sum of 100,onii (about vas diy. ourt what he kuows of the inside work I'nited H til les. is i Iniined Kennedy struck the Kili unions, aud having been general scere-- ' evening it appeared tint the w ship ri(o,t)(0), which is eKtiinated to have iugs of a secret hui operating in Hoik. Ury of Preventing Waste 'rentable Experiments iulu l, pi:iO. Alb the gang then took oarl and the Wharf laborers, presnlent waa coaling, but when the Mauna Kea been about three times the price she with afliliations in the uiaLulan of-th- These research investigations have "What we have learned about the ef (,'. a K'inull Carters' Union ami president of neared them they were not lit work. cost five years aifn when she was II. Urailley ileuded guilty in the ceueinl fight resulted. the entered into eery step in the manii ec.t of puis ui jiHiea pn living plants has Off the Watersidi. Workers' Pvdoration. evidently having flnir.hcd. All limits built at an Kuglish yard federal. eo,urt yesterday to the 'Jiarge laborers walkesl the lield. iveniiedv facturing process in extrs'-tiui- i ui cd us to propose In were burning brightly, Have Doubled the modifications of having cocaine in his possession. was aslsted by a (ivrinan lunn, who the Mauna Ken zinc, lead, copper1, arsenic and other ineltii g npii itiona which in in reortod, and the cruiser nppenrcil to At the close of lit 15 shipping values, maiiv The jury. had listened to the evidence later left for Lihue and hns not shown metals from their ores, itniu-e- s has added profits through be having searchlight like oeeun freight rates, were esti- and the scion the offereil by the witnosses for the g up. practise, turning tints have considered every possible recovery of metal compounds which her light, at one upon the mated to have doubled over tin- previ- emment and the latter had closed its The police f I.ihne and Kapan have time, Mauna waste gaseous, son. I I n ous year. in us and liquid, which before had Jos. One change tha case, when liradley'a attorney asked been called out three tunes to ussist Ki'a. The Japancae were well without The rise values well is tl u V. ri . . U ...... , it . . t I I . . liberated at any 'stage in roasting was made cost the company half a mil I the three-mil- limit, oflicera of r.itnu leave for his client to withdraw tin and Sheriff Rice went over st ni'hl the i t j i a ml smeltiug, which might ln any way lion i...- i.:... n - dollars f." new machinery, but i' pica of The laborers are on Mril c and Mauna Kea reported. in.- mil 'I'iiik inun-r- vruui.. ishih' rirril- i not guiltv previously made to still UNSjGHT AND o plants, annuals or human has paid for itve'f!; UNSttN Invariably Japanese men war, lars on the future cm.r nt th,. .,.. ;".)"' one of guilty. This was allowed I" have not been satisfied. Tli.se in of beings. "The stack gases' allowed to escape (.lemons not until mat when coaling near Hawaiian Is- nn.'o markets have recently maintain- Judge and Hrajley pleaded charge are tajUieg the the The company has an agriculture! e?t 'rout smelii is lands, seek the space between Main, ed silence. the is fiow purer than the guilty. tcr is ipiieted. pen mo nt station where about thirty air ill To There is no Lanai and Kahonliwc, where find Within twelve months second hand ni'. Hradley and one other man were ar they crops are being tested. A great - tonnage has been or iiiad- - 'nav eot, no sulph ir, n 6 Iiliillii- coinpmiiid rested some months ago by Marshal False Friend Said To Have Taken mooth seas in the loe of Iliilcaknm. trebled of both pus'.tive Is upleil in value in many instances. In and negative data to poison the atmospficre, or scatter Siuiddy, on complaint made by John i There were smooth sea there Frida. accumulating which is going to be of Nock's Money For Woman the summer 1914, immedi- - prolits that ihould go into the share 'Inley1, collectoT.of internal revenue, n There have been a half dozen renort of almost iii atelv before broke and far reaching importance settling 'udders, pi cl efs, over it tliousund ipiantity of cocaine being found in the lurlng the year of Japanese vessel the war uut many problems. ac.ies n dispute The work we doing is fur pop-cor- shop by.Bncd having been sighted there. Nome, of for month or more after hostilities the farm then conducted began, ship tonnage .was practicully American Wiaarda "rs, in the bu g run, I ut primarily it ev in the Occidental Hotel, King and Min Sun Nock, Korean them eame to Honolii'u for supplies Kpeuking of bis work Mr. by nativity on stea-n-er- s O'Gara men who employ Vlnkcn streets, in Bradley 's bv and othrs disappeared out to seu. "a drug the market." Cargo the us, the ore ant and bootblack by profession, has been twelve to fifteen years old, which said yesterday that the American sCi t'duers, " Mr D'Ouia said. ng rooms elsewhere in the city. 0 old For London hard-earne- ' - have hail to ls nii.l mulcted of fifty in l!i!4 could have been purchased fo- eutints cre'ite inrtho How They Do The fwituesses for Uie governinen' dollars and First reports that the gohi was be ilevise meaus It ill.'i or $'M ton Jhave since advanced anew from the very begin lie gave The Advertiser an ex' rem 'vei Kulph H. Johustane, deputy col likewise has had his dreams of matri- lag taken to Han Francisco now ore ning ' in of their .vorK. Hi lector ef revenue; mony said to have been in error. Although value to $50 and $60 a ton. iv intJruatiug account' ef 'some of iuterual ..Marsha Electrical Display Most Brilliant blasted by a false friend, to hear "We tried to follow German methods m Lh Smiilly, Louis T. Bollev-fau- , A. H. It appears strange that the gold hanges in di of eliminat'ng pois Prof. him tell of it, and he is both sore and should at first because, all the available data JC H. ln Honolulu be sent to Kngland, it being on gases, minciul acids mid soot from liigaJlsAnl Uodner. Ever Seen heartsick. That is the reason Koo more prob ui this iiold hal been produced by Ger Murshul Buii'blv able that it would be placed to smelter smoke. Koiuicrly the "lm. testified that at tin Pving Han, likewise from the Hermit the man scientists. .It did not take us method time he placed Hradley under arrest he At the local office of the weather credit of Kngland in the United Htntos, very long to house" was' Used. The stack Kingdom thnt was, appeared in the po- discover that they htd to - the Xippu HscH were led throng multiple e In in sought learn from bun the uames of bureau in Honolulu the mean ten.. era- lice court yesterday to answer Jiji advices are positive not the slightest conception of the hose connected with to a as to this toint, bered passag. s and then into a roo n the ring of cocaine Pei ruarv charge of gross cheat, preferred by Mr. asserting, as stated, fundamentals involved. AH the work leulers. .Urudley, according to mar lure for the week ended that a siuull part would be sent filled wilh u i. leu bags hung fiosi .the the Nock. to the which they had done had been in green hal's story, told him that he did not was 1.4 above the normal for Htates j ceiling. the gases were too hot the According to the latter, for tho credit of Russia against house tonts with single pots, and there that period. The minimum tempera he made the wool churn !. If they had hob's or lure divulge their names; that he whs mistake of buying a bride iinsight purchases of supplies she is making, i were no records. to show that the ui averaged 77. and the minimum and 1 w. more in fear of them than of the Inn: lures 7, 1 ; tears, thc uld not, of coiirse, strain unseen and the further mistake of pay- "t that the rest would go to London. . : dueuce f air licensures, hiimiditv, tern Wednesday sl a - that they were powerful aud it was the w.mii Beyond Submarines ,',:'L1,,;M- Vne gases. that i.ii'. ing for her in advance. Now his uioucv peratures- or light had been considered. Id be dav during the week, with a Loss , , or in .or . , , Vr. has now installed n.nl Ann worth his life to remain si uiaxiumn is gone aud he discovers of much Japanese government Tb(, (Jwrllail authoriti,.,, HiaU.A that O'dara lent. temperature of K1.3", while the lowest that his bride gold in Nippon .i o i. or .. son r- -l twenty liple steel hip. .he pipes instead of the never was, so far as he in concerned. the Vuseii Kasbu i .J. s. air ,.(lltiuing five to H.irtv Collector Haley had to t. uipertture, fifl.8" occur. e.l eail h'ri steamer n bags. I'p the center of each pipe runs Hradley him It appear that Koo P.ving Bnu ob- Vasaka Mum, torpedoed in the " m"7 parts of sulphurous gases was poison self ulso for an hour, but ali d.-- nn. ruing. on insulated cupper ro I so arranged the per tained the picture of a picture Mediterranean near the Hue. Cunal, is suasion ia The total for the week was bride lievi's that this section can be inude to when I'.VOOO the official noted for availed rainfall who had come from said to have jbe ri ',t ,.oll,litiolm om, that vnlt direct carrent T Japan and been actuated the Japanese add lirt nothing, for Hradley put up the same inch's, 0.71 inch above the aver government in materially to the beauty of tho j illjllriOUB lln't.r otb,,r is pliss'l the rods, the solid marred here nnd then sr.i.mn, h,i ii, deapatching this bullion luillioll wllM whiu. liccih ." liue of talk." :ic,c for that period. A violent thnn ' men-of-wa- great ciiri-i- l in r forest. i.l.'ints were not luiriin.,1 liv 11 tmrticles in th" smeller smoke complaining witness, telling him that the instead of in men hunt ...... c iniolitions ' J Hclleveau, i slur in during night of the 1st -- 14 llll-T- ii... UII-!I- I' the witness called yester the vessels, .ItIt IVI :..I llf II lilt lire elect i ilii'd mid t the w alls vruninii was ins picture and for positive at- gas concent rat ion many tunes greater adhere th-.- I.-- sweetheart safety from lav, is under u chif-if- to ' J. ciiiiHed u llowHHur of '-' inches tack is commissioners it was decided to release of the pipes. similar that she had refused to marrv hiin uot considered as assured in than the suiosed limit fixed by the against Hradley. While in a few hours. The in was from the Olaa Forest Park .erve, for he was called thnnderstoi he was too old nnd ugly. He anv sea. le tiurman scientists. Might Help 1 Hawaii by the government, bis was ic. nmpanied by the most brilliant I fy one strips of land which ate regard testimony further state. that she was at tiie im- After takiig the Kn), on Vladi- "We hud to invent our own stand Automatic knocking on the ' tiu-al ut simi-lu- tappers not considered quite open. In fa. display ever obs rved hi this vostok, e,l as unreclnimable. The fifteen r migration station, ready to the two cruisers proceeded to ards," Mr. O'dara said. out idi of th" pip's jar the solids down Hodiier later threw on The humidity inarry the Tmiruga, strips, contain natural forest and it discredit moiiic station. relative win llrst handsome chap that wunte her. where 23,00),0Ol roubles were "There were no known methods of to the bolt, in, and the hot gases, all nf the statements made by Hellevcuu. al.iiveihe average thcw.ak, is the plan, of the commissioners to re- throughout Nock appeared to be interested ami discharged for Japan: thence ves- nualysiy for ditecting foreign gascii in solutelv st ran i d of all their solids, 7- NH the laugiug from - to per cent, with told him li sels tain th Che strips, fence them and oth st.ii-k- . that C would iav him steamed for Mnitsiuu mivv vnrd, nir, bevond a ceituiu dilution. Wo pass into tii.- "The inside of 7H.fi. erwise protect fliem. STORM AT KULA BLOWS an average for the week of fifty dollars he i'onld have the woman near Yokohama in Tokio bav, bv'wav have developed ai instant menus testou,r Ii stacks is as v, There five davs, Twenty-fou- r wen' cloudy one p.rtlv and of the Inland Hea. Two other blocks of laud at a BIG that they would go to the imm- and from the van! and now have an automobile laboratory bright lis mirror." Mr. ()'( iid SHED HIGH INTO AIR ch.udv, and one clear. The prevailing igration came MUes and Twenty niue Miles will .1 i,! station and get her. inev to Hawaii. Janunese ,le by means of which the presence of lie s. i' esl that the III" in t, winds were from northea-t- , ami also be soon. the Complainant, with whom shoe-shinin- g spatehs any. They sailed feiifed smeller gases in of one would prol :i in Reports the from Mait d..utlons pu't work the recmirv from Maui say that the the average hourly velocity wn- - 7.1 business has s.im January 19, having in ten millions can be ns recently been good, mu.lo u pas detected our of potash salts from tho smoke from recent storm .iu Kuln did considerable nubs. The maximum wind vi-l- itv sUt-e- n handed over the coin for the picture s'i" of about da vs. TIC KLIN O IN THE THKOAT. men move about the countrv in th" i burning bagasse in sugar damage there. I ia Hawaiian Cockett, of the wns miles an hour, fr.un tin' suuili sweetheart and Ha u hi, 1.1 Pear Admiral K. is Kven hoarse- t (in where thnt he would cemmnnder 'Ii" sliiihtcKt tickling or the stuck gases are blown mills. (Cornwall Hunch,- repuits that ill' big west, nt 4. In p. 'in. on Jiunatv introduce Nock to of the foreruu-ue- the girl the very HiiHdrnu. The Tokiwa is flag ness in the throat msv be the bv the wind. , Mr. O (lain slid last night that tins kinwe trees were blown down bv the The '.'il.ti'.' ship, barometer ipse from lies next day. and she is believed to of a dangerous illness. Htup it at the results on whivh is lir-- t A large :t U have most "All the theory his M'nture iuto the tropics. kI'. shed waB destroyed be .ui Sunday, to indies' mi Nock waited tea davs apd when, of gold. ( 1 I at the If only one of ves once with hamberluiu 's Cough Hem of gal lial ilit.v fiir damage to crops lliiuiiiiibi ve y am lifted from In . mi,) lv the "I I'ke much and iug its foundation the diics.la v, (lien slow tell to the end of that time, Han failed to put eels oomes here for provisions prob- edv. Fur sale by all dealers. Hentma, rested before this laboratory was c out a i wind, It going to lai islii. carried through the air f ,.r :"l!'l inches on Natmilav. Tin- mean iu un appearance, h" a complaint ably will be she. bmith & Co., Ltd., agents for Hawaii. started were based on highly your come back hu suiU. score of feet uud L".i.!t"i artificial club," broken iuto bits. fui the week who m. lies. aud Bun's arrest followed. .,

7 HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1916.

AMERICAN 'SCIENTISTS I ? FARMERS SOLVE Ionolulu Wholesale Produce; Market BRUISES FAIL TO : Quotations WE IN LONG IS RON PROBLEM , ISSUED BY . S INURE IITEMlTOmiL , . Win DIVORCE Wholesale M Only. MARXITINQ piVa-oJu- C febrbary 3, llfl. MILLS PROVES TO BALL (Mall Special to Th Advertlrer) BUTTER AND 001 . George W. Perkins Picks Flaws Keep LII1UE, Kauai, February 5. har-le- s Stable Wastes Under Cover Brolle,ra lb (8 to. J, lbs) .33 to .33 US Gray, the owner of the Kapaa Wine 1.1 American tslaad tub butter, lb...... 28 to .80 Young rooster, lb ; 30 to .83 Company, Position and and Dry To Preserve Fertiliz- Egga, select Oahu, do .(H) FAST-RUNNE- bruised above his right eye (Una, lb (good coBdi.lon) .26 to 2S BE R and y Rgxa, 1, .' above hi left and cut nn th s Sugar No. Island, dos. 56 ID SPECTACULAR ,,,,,-Talk- ing Values Turkey; .40 upper lip and right ear Kks, No. t, 1st., ..IS to .4.1 the and bitten do... Ducks, Moscovy, lb. . . .23 to 28 on the ring finger the-- Eggs, dnek, dos. .40 of left hand, has ...... Imcks, Peklnflb ? i .,,'. ... .25 to .30 asked th Lihoe court for divorce i . f Ducka, Hawaiian, 6.40 . from his wife on, th ground Ceorge W. IVrkini, talked sugar. The losses in fertilising value of sta- aor"...... Twenty-fift- h infantry Man Dis- of cruel- among de- VEQETABLE8 AND TRODUCE Another mainland ty. ::' ther things, in lim ailrM ble manure piled, in the open and ea VV baseball team, the livered October 12. 1913. boor th Heana, string, green, lb .OS to .07 Peanota, largeb. ;1 .03 "Wiagml O" tar ot the Olympte tances Field In Regiment The question that faced the court American Banker Association at la posed to the weather have been eati Iteana, string, wax, lb.. .07 to .0 Green peppers, Bell, lb .10 Club of rtaa Francisco, helped inaugu- centered about a lamp chimney. Did ' Field dianapolis. Mia address waa entitled: mated at ten to Bfteen cents per ton Beans, Lima in pod, lb.,.....'. .03 Green peppers, TillL lb .03 rate a new baseball snason in Hawaii Meet the wife throw it at her husband Or We Ara Unprepared for Peace aa Bean .. .' Jai; Trish, IK .01 yesterday afternoon at Honolulu Ath- did she merely smash it firmly down to ' at per month. This loss can be prevented oy Potatoes, to n War n.l hia atatatnant ncano, Maul 4JJ0 5.00 lb.-..- . letic Park. Th boy with th enow emphasise a chance remark f seem " th. by comparting tha hrap and storing it red, ewt.. to Potatoes,' lsl., Irish. neV ..03 It American pos.tion baa created profound Beans, calico, cwt...... 00 to 4.30 Potatoet'liweWl'r'cwt.--. . 1.00 to 1.S3 whit uniform and bright red trim- SCIIOFIELD BARRACKS, February that various difficulties had arisen be- the land, under rover. The rain that falls on a small cwt 4.50 5.00 ming aad the Winged O on their shirt tween the man an wife, and dnring interest throughout liesns, white, to Onlona, Bermuda, lb one) 6.1 In a general pot-;n- order . published at one At tba present time our thought and manure pile ia the most t souice Beets, do, bunches... .30 Taro, cwt. . i : . . '. . . ; A . .50 to .75 fronts, made a home for themselves of the heated arguments, the lamp i' Headquarter Twenty-fift- h nowieuge an mesc iwo vast ana of loss. (ferrota, dos bunches.. .40 Taro, bunch .,.. with th local fana by their gingery of the In chimney was shattered by the Wife. ta t. " ball faatry, the following fluestinna aunrflcial sad From experiments at Rothsmrtend. Cabbage,. cwt ...... , 1.60 to 2.00 Tomatoes, th ,.."... 04 playing and manly effort to win. result of the Gray then dashed after her and hard neirj Twenty-fift- h sadly lacking." he H. "To illustrate EnulandV'i l14,';lt W1 evident that the "orn, sweet, 100 ears. 1 JO to 2.00 Green pea, ib 08 to .10 frnitfoa efforts, however, being forced neid day meet at th struggle ensued, in which he received ...4 - what I mean, let me tell yon the fol artion of rain la something more than Cora, Haw., am. yel.. 36.00 to 39.00 .60 to .73 to lower their color to th All Chinese cantoawien, eassTaauary 25, i n- the injuries displayed. CueumbersnoE " "-- ". .. by cor five nerve-rackin- Bounced: a, lowing story, recited to me only a few mere washing away mater Ig. 33.00 36.00 , , . . .02 .02 Vi a of to two In a , Therefore brought' the nage' of soluble Corn. Haw., yel.. to Pumpkin, lb. p . . to 100-y- hair-raisin- g Tt was . Dash Benjamin II. Mill, wreki ago by an American merchant ial. Tb'.t was provd by putting a h ;ap Peanuts, small, lb...... 02 to .02 exhibition. extreme cruelty against his wife and'f juat back from Germany. under cover and watering daily, but a great victory for the home town boy tTpl., Company F. first; Clyde Gilbert, demanded a divorce on those grounds. it FBIJIT Ro-ga- , "One evening this) m. a found himself never to the exteat of causing increased won and to them belongs th (polls. Pvt., Company G, second; Wilber The court decided, however, that the Pvt M. O. Co., Min-ter- , aea.td at dinner next to one of the offi drainage from heap compi.-e- Alligator pear, do, (aone In market). Limes, 100 ...... 75 to 1.00 It was not much of openlnr from third; Robert breaking of the chimney was a mistake tha as - Company L, cials or the uerman government s agri- - with unwatered manure piles. In throe Banana, bunch, Chinese. ..20 to .50 Pineapple, cwt. .73 to 1.00 a pectacnlar point of view. For the Pvt. fourth: Charley nd not Intentlonaf cruelty and Oray Wnte-tnelq- ns Simon, Pvt. Company cultural department. My American I Bananas, bunch, Cooking. ..75 to 1.21 (none In market). the first time in th history of Hawaii- E, fifth; time lost his case,. The happy con pie are months the manure that was waters 10 seconds. friend asked the German official what lost 13.(1 par cent of nitrogen; ever Breadfruit, do. .40 to .50 Pohai, lb...... 08 to.10 an baseball, mainland, aggregation now resettled in the ..home at Kapaa, its 01 made Carrying Wo:nded litter-r- r ha, thought of our country, and the don! Ic, Plga, 100 .80 Papaias, lb. -- . ',i ita bow to a Honolulu crowd with- without and peace reigns supreme. that of manure kept dry. George P. Company Oermaa said he thought we had a won- Rain Gapea, Isabella, lb , .. .00 Strawberries, lb U" out th blare of the band or th pres- Butler, Pvt. A, and the Great Enemy Clarence Strupee, Cpl. Company 1.00 to 1.2. ' a-- ence of the mayor or the Governor or A, derful country and that we had had a Kcinm volatilization of ammonia un Orangt. Ha. 100.. rt "' V some other celebrity first; Luke Wyche, Willie Wootle, Pvts. wonderful period' of prosperity, but loulited'y takes place, but it is nei'her LIVESTOCK of the Island to that ba doubted if our future held in toss th first ball over or at th plat. Company F, second; Arthur Matthews the sole nor the main canse of loss. The are by " star for us the prosperity we had en (Keef, cattle aad sheep are not bought at live weight. They Ukea Th icor: - and Arthur White, Pvt. Company Rothamstead scientists hava demjn the meat companies dressed and paid for by weight dreud). third; Allie Crafton and Wendell D. joyed ia the past. that nitratea are fored M the Olympics ABRBHSBPO A E stratel 1 Scott, Pvts. Company K, fourth; Char- r,,'M; friend asked him 'why,' ami he surface of a manure heap but ntvrt in Hogs, up to 150 lb., lb. 09 to 11 nogs, 150. Iba. aad over .09 to .10 Andrade. ef 4 0 0 1 aat.lia.l Kaaa itaa wa a .imu.Anl Tramutola, ts Mason, Pvt. M. Q. Co. and nallie ata its interior. When manure exposed to DRESSED MEAT8 Anderson, M. O. STGAB TAOTOSS, BHTFriNO AWli people, did aot study our problems earn- Uean, lb rf...01U0U.4 0 0 0 0 0 1 Pvt. Co., fifth; time the weather is wet by rain the nitrates .12 Mutton, ,1b , . .11 to .12 17 2-- estly enough, and were not prepared Beef, lb .11 to w.-f- Kennedy, 2b .... 4 1 1 0 1 8 0 seconds. COMMI JIIOK MERCHANTS are washed down into the pile nnd 4 . .15 to .17 for the world struggle ia industry which Veal, lb 12 to .13 Pork, lb Preine, aa 4 1 1 0 U 0 Battalion Tug of War Third Bat- INSURANCE AGENTS. there decompose very rapidly. suf- - t 'was facing every civilised nation. To "It HIDES tWat-ealted- ) v Riordan, e 3 0 2 0 13 0 talion, first; First Battalion, second; hi-e- that the nitrate be washed achort t time 10 seconds, illustrate what he meant, he remarked Steer, No. 1, lb 14'i ooat, whltei each. 10 to .30 McOrath, lb .... 3 0 0 0 7 1 0 Ewa Company, wav down," they state, "and the do 0 I! 1 220 yard Run Charles 8imon, Plantation that ualesa our annual wheat crop No. 2, ISMi -- Barker, If 4 0 0 0 Pvt rompoxition becomes Steer, lb rjbeep, eaeh H 10 to .20 Company E, Walalna Agricultural Co., then comp'ote." ". 3 0 1 8 1 first; Benjamin H. Mills, Lttt, reached billion bushels we thought wc Kips, . Martin, p 0 0 Kain ia great enemy, ma lb 14'i ; i Cpl. Apokaa Sugar r Ltd., were poor. If we secured a billion the stable .' xBurk . 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Company P, second; Charles Stev- nure must therefore be kept ander FEED t enson, Mus. Company G, third; Alexan- KobtlA Saga Company, iuuH(iii a 1 wan whi aim Wahlawa Water Company, nothing could harm us. cover, and kept dry bnt compact. The The following are quotation on feed, f.o.b. jHonolulu: Total 34 1 34 13 ft der B. Harrison, Pvt. Company A, Ltn. ; shifting of manure heaps or working fourth; William Harris, Com- Trading Air for Soil Corn am. yel., ton 3C.50 to 42.00 Data, 35.00 to 36.00 Chineae ABRBHSBPO A jr, Pvt. them over is a very potent csu-t- of ta pany I. fifth; Mme, 15 seconds. ""Then the Uerman said that thej Corn, Ig. yel., ton... 39.50 to 42.00 Wheat, ton .:. 42.00 to 43.00 En 8ue, ef, 3 1 0 0 0 Fnltosl Iron Work of St. LooJs, loss. like superphosphate, .... 0.3 Baseball Relay Third- - 11 ' Were trying to get their people to "Kixers," Corn, cracked, ton'.. 42.00 to 43.00 Middlings, tpa 38.00 39.50 Ayao, aa 3 1 1 1 4 1 Battalion, Babuock 4 W cor Company, fV kainit, wood ashes and gypsum, are not ...... to first; First Battalion, second; 2 leas attention to the raising of wheat. to-- Lai Tiay 3b 4 3 3 0 1 0 0 time, Greens Fuel EcoconiUot Company, Bran, ton i 80.00 Hay, wheat, 29.00 to 30.00 11 seconds. tnibuy mora of i from us. ami pay needed if the manure pile Is kept dry U Akana, 3 0 0 0 0 0 minute Chaa. O. Moor as Co., Engineers to Barley, ton . . . 84.00 to 35.00 Hay, 26.00 to 27.00 rf t SHO-y- ' and compact. alfalfa, ton ... yen. Run Fisher Pride, Pvt. Com. more attention to raising beets, to be 8crateh food, ton... 43.00 to 43.50 Alfalfa meal, 25.00 to 26.00 Kan e 4 u u u a l o ' To Oct Tull Vain ton... pany E, first; James Smith, Pvt. Com- manufactured into sugar and the sugat Kal Lnka, 2b 4 0 0 0 3 2 0 Vatson Navigation Coupsay aoitl to us; To get the full fertilizing value from The Territorial Marketing Division is under supervision of the U. 8. Experi- Yen Chin. 3 0 0 8 0 0 pany M, second; Charles Mason, Pvt. that they knew that every If 0 M. Q. , Toyo Klsen BjLaha bashet of wheat that came out of thi stable manures the liquid manures ment 8tation, and is at the service of all eitizen of the Territory. Any produce IL Cheong, lb... 3 0 0 0 9 1 0 Co., third; Charlie Matthews, ffround took shout twenty mr cent nf it nhoiild he stored separate in cistern which farmer may send to the Marketing Division is told at the beat obtainable Luck Yee, p 3 1 1 0 0 8 0 Pvt. Company I, ourth; William John- from and preserved by innoculation with price. A marketing charge of Ave per rent is made.' t'ghly desirable son, Pvt. Company G, fifth; time, 2 min. aotrimeat the strength of thr Iri that 11 lactic bacteria after sugar or molasses fanner notify the Marketing Division what and how much produce they hav Totala 30 5 5 1 37 10 1 seconds. Bank of Hawaii mi, woiie ine ueeie loos most or their Running Jump .nutriment from the air: ami thev has been added. Tht cistern full should for sale and about when it will be ready to shiptTb shipping mark of the Hits and runa by Innings: Broad Elvia L. LIMITED. be nealed with a film of oil. Tha solid Division is E. 8. Letter address: Honolulu, P. O. Box 1237. Pvt. Company I, first; Moses thought they were making a pretty good a a Salesroom, Olympics: . K...0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Horrinj, portion Waiklkl corner Maunakea s ad- 02 Pvt. Company K, 25th Inf., trade if they could eventually reach s of the manure should be spread and Queen treats. TeUpbo 1810. Wireless B. H...U O O S 1 0 Incorporated render the tjiw or che I- i second; Branch L. Russell, pvt. M. G. point where they would exchange their mlformly each day in a bin, trampled dress, TEB MARK. - 3 i 08 ?! Chinese: R...1 0 0 0 0 0 1 x 5 Co, third; John D. Valentine, Pvt. ;'. Territory of Hawaii. beets for our wheat, which would in down, kept dry, and the pile only dis , B. H...1 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 Xr--S Company SUBP.-.D- S Effect M, 25th Inf.. fourth t G reen OAPmL. AND be swapping their good air foi turhed when it is ready to put on 0o th' I. Mus. . $l,-J,0- our rich soil. land. Ma Me WEEKLY MARKET LETTER Tate, Company B, 25th Inf., UNDIVIDED PBOFITS . manure kept this way x Burke batted for Martin in ninth zu e may ' nun; aieiance feet 4 Inches. RESOURCES' 7, 0 10,000 ''That story seem a bit fantastic will breed no typhoid flies, and tht By A. T. LONG LEY 8K? Customers are' well pleased with inning., but to any mind is an liquid manures Battalion Flat Relav Second Bat it absolutely ac preserved in cisterns the method anl are! beginning to ask Kun responsible for. Martin 2. Luck talion, first; Third Battalion ";ond. OFFICERS. curate comparison of the mental pro with an oil cap, will breed no mos Superintend ant Territorial Marketing for certain brand of eggs. All pro- Yee 2. C. H. Cooke .'.Presideni cess by which Germany goes ii i at hei 1 toes. Division ducers should mark egg in thi way. Summary Home run. Kennedy: two E. D. Tenney V!.e-Preside- Industrial problems and the mental pr- - February 4. 1916. The demand for poultry of all kinds base hit, Riordan, Lai Tin; sacrifice A. Lewis, Jr eaa .by which we go at our problems pro- THIRTY SHAFFER MEN Rubber Tapping Experiments The effect of recent rains on the has been good during the' past week. nits, Avau, user i Dee ny, McUrnth; bit Vice Prcj'dent and Msnagei She ia thorough to the last decree ami duce market is being felt more than Muscovy duck and youig cMcksns by pitcher, Ea 8uej double Mar- F. B. We" ' ' play, Dnmoi..,.. Caahii. ara Superficial to a great degree. The effect of intervals of time be ever.- - All kind of green vegetable are meeting especially " "good 4 sal1.' Some tin to Riordan to McOrath to ftiordaa; a O. Fuller Assistant Cashier , tween tappings of Hevea rubber trees, high aad scarce. The fact that tha Chi- turkey hav been sold, bu tne demand bases on balls, off Martin 1, off Lupk B. MnCirrlatcn Asuiatunt CMshie Koa-oh- TO nn is nese vegetable men are celebrating l la not good.' a 't " Yee 2 struck out, by Martin, ,10, by COMPETE DIBBCTOIfl: C. H B. nn mini inn the subject of a recent bulletin issued ' H Ccke. 0 fl AN Y H MX by Ceylon of agricul- alio lend to scarcity. Fresh fruit shipment to tbe coast Luck Yee 5; wild pitch, Martin;' um- Tenney, A. lewis, Jr.'E. P. Bishop, flK the department pires, J llll I IvH Ml 1 I ItalalSV ture. Observations were made of the Egg are higher, for th season than have been very email during the"month. Staytoa behind the plate,. Bruns F. W. Macfarhne, J. A, McCaMiiess, for the past three years, and the prob- due to bad weatbar." ba- on the bases. Time of game, on hour C. II. Atherton, Geo. R. B effect Pineapple, .' P Carter, P. of tapping at various intervals is and forty-fiv- e Thirty men from Fort Shafter have of from one to days between. ability that this price will not drop nanas and Japanese tare have been minutes. Damon, P. O. Atherton, R A. Cooke. nine much during this month. Tbe unsettled hipped. sent in their name as competitors in Although the results were not con th service swum COMMERCIAI. AND SAVINGS weather, and the increased demand from , demand (Prom Monday Advertiser) relay event to be at clusive they indicate that within lim- The for Kanai sweet potatoes DEPARTMENTS. hotels and boarding bouses to feed the 1 Yesterday' ball game at Athletic the swimming meet Washington' its the yield per tapping increase as increasing and producer who are Strict attention given to all breaches many tourists keep the price np. The planning to plant swwet should get this Park between the Olympic of Han Birthday. the time interval between tappings is condemning The companies are represented by Of Banking. By a further development of the elec- increased. recent of several ease of variety.' The market has been short for Francisco and the St. Louis .Alumni The greatest yield in a California eggs, and the aggregation of was tbe following men: BANK Or HAWAII JIJjG., FORT ST. tric furnace treatment of lime nitrogen given time ia by advertisement the past two week. diamond stars phftniaf ham in- obtained tapping at given may have pas Machine Gup Company, Pvt. Kaliah; eomnounda a Carman the to it, convinced local Due to the bail condition of the road real exhibition of the national process shortest interval within the limits consumer it is better to pay a lit- on Maui time, with a every Company A, Pvts. Connell and Doren; seated of maiiufacturinfi of the experiment. that tbe receipt of bean have beea thrill minute and Jyfa and it is now being offered in tle more for fresh island eggs. An in- abort. ' Th 'division could use about sometimes two and three a minute. Company B, Pvt. Ogden, Hellwig, With the longer tapping interval the Com- iiiP6ifiiiip.i an creasing number of egg producers are thirty bags of red five Bart Burke' stalwarts took th long Blair, O'Neill, and Wilkinson; imereial quantities a fertilizer number of cuts which it is possible to bean and bag tJlrperimenW been on nsing a rubber stamp for marking their of calico bean in the next week. end of a five to three score but was pany C, Pvts. Lund, Steven and have carried to make to an inch decreaaes up in it compare value of urea, to an hard work from tap of gong until the Ebisch; Company D, Cpl. Osterbo, Pvts. the nitrate of terval of ahotit five davs, but .soda, area lime ammon- this de last toiiegian hail wafted the breeses Horn and Bisheff; Company E, Pvts. titrate, nitrate, crease doe, not nullify the increase in Long Staple Cotton Sprays-Fo-r Rainy Districts "EliPRKflS UNW OP STEAMERS" ium eul- bate and guanadine nitrate in in th final half of the,ten Inning. Barbea and Csernotta; Company F, yield per tapping. The yield per unit Long staple cotton, with'' flhres one There have alway FEuxo. V.DEB2C TO UVEKPX)l. , the produtioa of crops. All these nitro- been difficulties in several heroes stepped into the lime Pvts. Morris and Platen; Company G, of bark rut out increases as the tap three-sixteent- the way of successfully or- genous fertilisers eicept nitrate of soda and to one and spraying light during the scrimmage oa the dia Pvts. May and Jirsa; Company H, via the l. I . m . ping interval ia lengthened, leaat chard crop in rain- Com- aave oeeu manuiaruireii synthetically..... at inch loug, commands a pre- district where the mond and some of the fielding, pitch- Pvt. Downing and Bradbrook; up to an interval of about six days. fall is high, in an attempt to artificially ing and hitting stunts those heroes pany I, Pvts. Maddux and Pitroski; CANADIAN PACrrjO RAILWAY the nitrogen which they contain hav Ave years mium of five to six cents per pound tty tftkan ,llra.r fr.im tha air After continuous tapping control fungous pest. L. C. Coleman. pulled off kept the fan on keen edge Company K, Pvts. Scott, Amana and hn there ia no evidence ob- over short staple, one to one and In a recent number the Tourist of of that the yield of tbe Agricultural dnring every second of the two hour Myers; Comany L, Cpl. Hallon. iamoa But th vorl .'la the annual report the Oerman tained in a (riven ime by inch long. It is that differ- Journal . . av..a ! ...... r i L. . tapping at of India, gives a formula which and twenty-tw- va,'ki.uivu ,m.iuu iui t i nit rrnuitBi... ence that makes Hawaiian amall farm- minutes of play. an interval of five to seven days will he ha used with complete success in' waa a regular Uonnybrook of aoil test with these fertilizers are ers want to grow sea island and eara-vouic- a it Fair I , . . ultimately exceed that by district wiieje, rains every day HIGH SCHOOL MERMEN la eonnectloa wlf the . . . I. L ur-- u obtained it for affair and the Winged O representa- g r n ua louuii inai urea more frequent tnpjdng, cotton, even though the pink months at time. made in the report, tives and the representatives of the ARE RECORD BREAKERS Canadian- - Hatralajlaa Uoyai Mail Liu the electric furnace ia nearly states. boll weevil ia still in the land. The fungicide which ho use is double as good a as Chile local college scrapped and fpaght for fertiliser aaltpeler. I'niformity of staple ? what makes strength Bordeaux mixture to which aa Urea ' on tbe contrary, every inch of the way with the sums fAssseUMt Frsss by Wlrslaas.) nitrate d'ioro high prices. Cotton that ia short and adhesive mixture of roain and soda ba rTal tickets and general Info: nitro-yrea- , gusto as the 'Phillies Bed Sox lor Joes into cyanogen and amide Fleas and Plague long ia not wanted by the manufac- been, added. The roain and 'XEW HAVEN, February 6 Thro itius is dissolved by when these two teums fought it ont both of which are poisonous to of fine fin-M- 4 wlmmlng were spply to The rat flea can carry the germ turer textiles. The thing to do boiling wit soda in water. The r Intfiacholastlc records of it for the pre-nle- honors in baseball. therefore replace Chile nitrates for plague when if cotton is again grown here is to ad- It starved nix weeks or plaqt mliturjhow remarkable might not have been a good a same broken hero last night.. Loo A. Handy, Jhrcfore replace Chili nitratea foi more and still transmit the disease to only one good variety and stick to it. hesive qualities. It will stick the fungi- Prookiln Hlah School nego- THE9.H. DAVIESS CO., LTD purposes aa as those the big fellows put forth but f th agricultural long as these mice and rata. This important fact Cotton looks all alike to many farmers, cide to the leaves even under the action tiated th 100 yards in fifty --asvan and ara unobtainable on account of in nigb salaried player did not the war was determined during 19 . by Brit- but when it goes to market if the bale of continuous, torrential, tropical rain, on-fif- th seconds; 200 'yard In two General Agent p Crops the work any harder for victory than did th Root ish is not all from one thlrty-thr- s four-fift- h f plague commission and is probably source, if the fibre lie states that ho has kept a serious the Olympics and Halnts. minutes, and sec- Jnnadiaa Pacifi Biy. C. . Xime aitrosen Proved panecinllv val tbe explanation of sporadic outbreaks is mixed, long and short, coarse and leaf disease of the betel nut palm eoui onds nnd T. H. Oann, Hamilton High, mIiU 1h .L I . Olympics aww llirivRiiu) me t U ruOI of jdague at locatioim far distant from 8ne, buyers pass it by and do not buy. pletely la check for three year ia a AB R BH8BPO A K School, negotiated the fifty yards In rops such sugar 1 eets I Andrade, ef 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 as an. potatoes, regions where the disease constantly ex- That ia one reason why early effort district where the rainfall i 800 inches fwantr-Bl- x seconds. Castle & Cooke Co., Ltd belna eaual tn Tramutola, rf. 0 1 1 1 0 6 in this resnect niimte ists. The important point is that (leas failed. per year, by using thi fungicide mix- ...4 Uonoluio T. U. f.aoda. The fflTwtive values of nitrate which have fled en diseased rat aad ture. Hean, 3b 4 0 0 0 1 2 0 f soda aad auimonium su'phate were mice will live without food, if condi- Experiments along' similar line might Kennedy, 2b 5 0 1 0 0 1 0 Breeding Sheep Preine, ss 3 2 0 1 5 0 AQUATIC ACHIEVEMENTS 6nnd to be about the sam, the only tions are right, as lung as forty-seve- well be undertaken hero in Hawaii. 0 Marked difference being that there days and can still infect other Utah experiment station ha kept Riordan, c 0 1 0 1 10 1 0 Commission animal. 4 Merchants were ao effects from The Kohttla Midget ia ad- breeding records of a thousand ewe McOrath, lb 0 0 0 12 1 0 after the nitrate very wisely Short-Taile- rkereae the effect of the ammonium vocating a rat cumpaign and ha print- and reports the gestation period at from d Sheep Barker, If 5 2 3 0 3 1 0 144 150 short-taile- Schammel, p 2 0 1 0 1 0 ERMAI Surnhata vara vlailila nn tha aun.....l ed alarming statistical information a to to days, 146 day belli J the A new race of d Cheviot 4 ttop. A mixture of synthetic lime he rapidity with which these vermin average. 8hropshire ewes were more sheep has been developed in Norway. Martin, p l 0 0 0 0 1 0 Sugar Factors nitrogen and sodium nitrate ia reeom cn increase when let alone. the prolific than those of any other breed, The lamb do not hav to be docked. "Kill Total 31 5 7 2 ended wherever under normal condi rat" ia a good motto for all house own- Yearling rams are not good breeders, This and ah of only one 80 10 0 and flnlnra ADD DU Cl Ti IW a 1 Kfma of supply nitrate alone would be ers to advocate and practise. the best service being secured at three a half inches seem be Men ' Ah xn ao I KJ r fcwa Plantation Co. to dominant A OK A A A n a I Mis France Cowells of Ban sl to six years. f wwsnviirsmaasisies. a. vj . . V U U fi Oa U Vsialu Agr'-uitur- Co., Lid. M1. 'Synthetic urea is also recum drlinn characteristics' in the new breed. j f j Francisco, la considered Vernon Ayau as.. 4 2 3 0 8 0 1 America's Apokaa Hugar Co., Lta. mHM aa a substitute fur nitrate of a 1 K moat promising woman --. . A rt .A swimmer Water Measurements " Vaml.kt.Av, ...... m if a Fulton Iron Works of St. Louis ndn, y(v asvaY bar work in the Washington In his monthly report Albert Aksua, lb. 4 0 I 0 1 0 0 bisks Pte.m Pljips. to th board Birthday vent at Naval Slip ' Inman, p 4 0 1 0 1 3 th W of agriculture and forestry, O. K. Lar-riao- DFJ.GsBrcrvvne'g 0 closely Hono- - itsrn Centrifugal. Banana and Cane Disease Swan. 3b 3 0 n n a will be watched by :7f superintendent of hydrography, i i lulu followers of th gam. Babcock WiUox Boileia. niilit the Journal of Agricultural Re states that the Kaat Maui "Wand, e 4 0 0 0 6 8 1 Oreen ' Fvl Econvniser, Agricultural Mva It Q A n A A ii A In th recent aquatic meet A. 1 " w i, tr u ' Panama-Pacifi- hi a rah Pumpa. search S. Cobb, who wa foimerly Company ia cuiisiderini; the installation ' J " " staged at th c Stsaa. I T. Moriyaiuu, rf. .4 0 0 0 0 0 j,lant pathologist at the II. 8. !. A., ex of a irge nun. I rr of stream measure- 0 0 Exopsltlon, whr th world' Mateon Nar'gation O. par'nient station, discusses a root-ro- t ment stations on the greatest competed, Planters' Lino Shippia- - C lower boundary of - swimmers Mis Total S3 3 - of bananas caused by nematode their simple" Innd 0 30 12 3 Cowells broke four reo- - Kohal- Sugar Co. 'rraa "fee which lies Hit and runs by American Wflinis. He eouuects this disease with above the Territorial lands which fur- inninus: ords and proved herself th nnde- - Olympics 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 root riiie.it of cane which occurred nish water to the ditches of thi com- .... 25 fsated champion woman swimmer BUf'NESH CARDS. inr Hawaii in 1 907, and has pany 'tasehits meet. proved that under three water license, two of Saints 021201000 17 of th aM (.1.41....!1 1 41... .L." ww a in a i , i ij c same worm which terminate in I!I7 and 1919, re .E. 0001 10010 03 . Her performances at the P. P. HOVOLl'LTI IRON WOBXS CO. Ma guilty party. apectivelv. The ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUI' Barebita 0 8 I. E. twlmmlnc festival caused ex. tf'ai the The Wailuku Hugar Co. is Summary. Credit100210020Victory chinery of C'ery dotcriptlou made i.. -- t.The XTylem also Acts lias a Ctuu-- In to Martin. ports to predict that h will be a renia.tple hus aimilia) at planning an intensive study of its Cheek and arrests Three runs, six order. s Iium hits off Schatumel in world's champion within year's 'ticks ftasn nnd ctne ami water supply and distribution system. s b''l DIARRHOEA, an I FEYElC CBOUf, AGUE. s innings tweuty-fiv- at bat. Tra- bera studied in J. inaiiH, Kiji and Ha A consultation, with the officials of tlms. the on.. 8pacific In mutola ran for McOrath in eighth and twenty-tw- o thcae corporations will be hchl The Cost lsmsdy known for hUaa Oowlls la years aaxly in second. Runs an rii. he stole responsible t'ot In- old, and has become the Ame-ic- HAWAIIAN GAZETTE ii'oi.th. relative to handling this CHOLERA and coughs;5 COLD V man 4, 't.'V' J, Schammel 3. champion within eight months, work by co operation It Semi-Weekl- y Chili with thia division. Home Ayau. two-bas- e Tuesdays Saltpetre DYSENTERY. ASTHMA, BtONCHITIS. runs, 2: hits. being that long nine ah first en- - Issued and ' TkrM nnapfra n iiif..ntiu Barker, Vamasliiro: sacrifice Tra tared competitive swimming. Fridays. tha it la The oniy Palliative In NEUAU2I. OOUT. MHIUMATIMt. hit. government or Feeding Beet Pulp mutola, Hiordun, 2, McOrath: hit bv Her record are as follow: Entered at the of Honolu'i, Chilian over 120,000,000 tonoineinc Badiaal now inssws asm setsnv Second-Cls- tminajf nlU'her, 4-- H. a il. I Riordan, Preine; double plays, 60 yards at Sutro Baths, 0:32 5 T. Matter. is derived from the export du At Michiglu fx fieri meiit in Iv. bv all Ciimjl is aol 'IsauiStarff, Jhr station it Oand. L Leaoaa, . uaracr to r rente to base 220 yards SUBSCRIPTION BATES: ties levied on nit stca. Over 50,00:).ilO:) was found that a II Xll. 40. I.T.ParoM, luu Meurath; at Sutro Baths, 3:20 thousand pound steer on balls, off Inman, 8; off Schammel, 350 yards at Per Month $ .vb to," have l"ep shiriped ainca the dis will not nonaunie over ten Sutro Bath, pounds of 4; off Martin, 0; struck out, by Inmau 5:47 8-- Per Tesr 3 W jtovery of the deposit in IH:to. t is dried beet pulp per clay. It waa found 6; by Hi haminel, 3; Martin, 6; paused 60 yards back At 8n- - Per Month. Foreign 9 .58 oa'.!tia'e th re U still 2.10.000,000 to be a good ration tor ani- strok. 'ht growing balls, Tolaud, 2; umpires, Htayton be- - Baths, 0:40. Tear, Foreign T .OO 4ens available in the Peruvian mals but would tro Per aud not fatten or finish niun piaie: tiruns on bases; time Payable Invariably llUiaa nitrate deposits. them. of in AdvaMe. game, two hours twenty-tw- piinutes. CHARLES 8. JRANB - Manager

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