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jiONOLULHv Hawaii territory, Tuesday, September 3. wis -sf.- mi-weekly. WHOLE NUMBER 4770 SMBMmmmEFEMf FOR

tt-- ' II i .1 . ii ij .n'.fii. V '..., . . JT ONDON, September 3-r- -( Associated Press) The greatest defeat in yesterday by General Haig, who literal ever inflicted upon the Germans any one day was administered - i J ly smashed the .German lines along a thirty mile front; capturing thousands, killing more thousands, and driving so' tar ahead in places as to make it practically certain that the old Hindenburg line, with all its elaborate system of defense, now offers no refuge for the beaten armies of von Ludendorff. In the north, along a wide front the Germans are falling back panic stricken, with British tanks and armored cars cutting through the ranks, with hosts of allied airmen bombing and spraying the retreating divisions with machine gun fire, with tank detachments sweeping in behind the Germann and seizing the bridges along the avenues of retreat. V '"" The Hindenburg line is now hopelessly butflanked on the north, while the French are rapidly approaching the southern base of the line and the Franco-America- ns are driving eastward from the Soissons front and threatening to outflank the Huns at Laon. C2 From the appearance of the general situation last night ftseems certain that the Germans will have to realign their positions all the way from Rheims to the Flemish border and possibly almost to the Nprth Sea. ; f" The southern. portion of the Drocourt-Quean-t line, known to the Germans as the Wotan line, is completely smashed along ten miles, from the Scarpe to Queant, with British and Canadians three miles past it and still advancing. ' Here the Germans are falling back in tangled confusion, with so many surrendering that the number of prisoners is embarrassing tne Driusn advance. har in advance of the infantry are large numbers of tanks the greater number beincr fast machines, while accompanying these are motor machine gun batteries. These .have reached the Canal du Nord in large numbers and seized the bridgeheads. Others have advanced through the fleeing lines of Germans to the Douai-Marquio- n road and have taken up positions along the rear ot the Uermans, holding them while the oncoming Allies drive the beaten regiments into added confusion. On the south the British are gradually approaching the Hindenburg line, recapturing several important points during the day and driving the Germans at all points. In the Lys salient the British-America- n forces are beating the Germans wherever they make a stand ,and advancing closely on their heels along those portions of the line where the enemy is making voluntary retirements. Bntsh Smasfej Thirty Mile Breach In Mm

Captain HOSTS OF LABOR Roosevelt CASUALTY LIS! Defense So Smashed Invalided Home His Americans Assist iri Wide Retirement PLEDGBLOYALTYiArn. Badly Shattered AMONG URGESli Advances on Both ATLANTIC POHT, Septem Unity of Purpose Demonstrated ber .1 i'AHoeikted Pfeaa) Captain Losses Reported Yesterday Num Archie Kooaevelt, who waa wound- Is Unavoidable In Processidni and In bered More Than Eight Hun-- I ed in the fighting a few weeka ago Wings Speeche$ of leaders in tho Champagne, arrived from dred Soldiers and Marines France yeaterday with eighteen oth-a- r invalijpd;.oflIeerB jl three hua j,. WHHlTOX,, 8o,,tcmbar Y.UNCTpN. September 3 (Ansotiftted PrwVr8fehtfril:ai;v ' :J do4ua, whu wift. enter Ua" hoapl-tal- a 'ia4VJ .. FiyW on ito'ulhefV . " for treatment. . - !nieii. iMfXJT. whfih the wirmbf lHeTbng'Uttl.t.. MavwYicn IJrftish' and Canatiian' forces through . and where the rendnH-- ; in ine two ww an bne smashed iportn Captnin RooaeveU'a left arm waa liwrawliich t'rf1 out and swarmed over tfie famous Wofan line to a depth of three miles ntcririw. the hoMn of labor to nhuttered while lie waa leading his yesterday niimbere.l H.t.'J, the linti i' i K ' in proopioiion otherwinp in IM'lll umonu the ionget yer i an IcirCtfS important in tne gains ana advances along a ten-mil- e front, with the Tommies and Canuck still driving mr. hid u charge, lu udditiou annooneed Pyca prts tnat s to he i "aid to a from Tha Pro.-o- thii injury have the war denartmen? althniitfk Went to make nn of Allied infn tiveeninir--!- -- General Haig sent. in his final report for the day last """"el lbor' holier. T I the total enrresaa " vitnrv...-v.. forward when K.'id vnxe of shell nhock. Ilia arm in " I . mon oiixio up of oicn nf every that from the ofllce of the Murine . . .," J ( !1 1,10 ' partially paralyzed anil he may bo utherly W,nK' t0 northeast of SoiUOOl nd ptO-- -- f ami the rul w,,s not heavy, the army furni.ta Hriti-.li- , ,,ran':h orniMd i.d.try mi the invalided list for month". t The under Generals Uvng an.l Ijorn. inflicted the most - iuu- n! ot ihe ioies. The killed in ceeding east from Juvigny. the Americana on Sunday reached. the Ins-- s upon the Germans m hght.ng as furious as has yet a. . severe w. a. imieii in yesteiday's lists were 182. Laon-Soisson- embankments of the s road. This advance nitni-sse- war, thou- - ot whom Mi were of the army ws a l,een m the whole course of the captured many ;i uni)v , rpm(1lt(,u, , branch. of fow whi(h of the service. haardous undertaking and a feat to try the American nerve for ail(Ls and to)k a large number of gllllS. Ara.-rirt- i labor army of milliuiiH are ENORMOUS LOSSES Sum. nut i.ed the lists were an fol ' .. u who na j 1 '""'"'"B llP their lirotliers are boar Army-Ki- lted Sani',es to their way, proceeding out in the open. REINFORCED IN VAIN ' lows: 102, died of "t - injr riflm (ivoroaM in freedom raime. , Mounds thirty one. died of other through acre after acre of barbed wire in face of heavy defenses scat- The of labor . eauei the a ma The line is thoroughly smashed and its strong Hjre'hes leadem ami the fourteen, wounded Oil. missing 150 and d The 'Germans had braced for the shock, knowing that the of workmen everywhere OF GERMANY SHOWN knon prisoners one. j chine gun and rifle fire, hvery foot of the way wasbontested by ten xhoweil that labor him made the dav British were hound to attack again, but despite the lact that they ... Marine Corps Killed in action .crnian troops that were skillful and showed no breaking down of f eonut,rntionH of ,heiT t0 tho three, died of wounds one, died of; available reserve defense of world in were largely reinforced and that the rushed every liberty the conflict ther iinses one. wounded eighteen morale, nut the resistance was finally overcome and nest after nest Official Report From Gives ...... to line crack, they were uivrifii Paris II jr,,ii'MI-- l the breach when the commenced to mi ' ..ll.l (Fill. into Tvpieal of the Hpirit of mnnv Labor '.,, f machine guns, guarding the enemy retirement, was taken. A Reu- - able to hold. Figures Up To End of .Aiming the otbeers wounded was Col. l;iv ineHHfle from leaders of labor to Kiniik Howard Adams of Atlantic City. tcr's despatch says that the Americans have so far perma- I never1 he ri t i h attack was led by a large number of tanks both the worker nil the aiieeeh of Tiniothv Last Month w. a. a. whippet and heavy, the great lighting machine beating their way '"'a. artii.K prenident of the brother- nently yielded ground in France and have kept their proud record IiiiiiiIm nf lfienmiit i vi' firitmn niiit mi. I'AltlS. September L' AHMOciateil and over the llun positions, with the inlantry lollowing in E bv their conduct on the Juvigny plateau. ..- s - into Lrill(.mn. ,leliv(r(.,, in ollln. l.nfes i 'li, te-- upon the enenv over which the in he naiil in l'ret W ilieir wake, mopping up the remnants. The ground which part: in prisoners ami in booty taken since hile the Americans continue advancing in this sector tht liritish and Canadians passed was strewn with German dead and "We are proud of the unnelfiah purpose actuating the entry of the t'nited the tierin.'in offeitN.ve collapsed with French Allies continued their eastward advance from Crecy au Mont wounded, while the roads leading to the liritish rear are jammed their ussii ii It on the Marne on July 15 mm wie preneiu ivorin wnr; and j and Juvigny and have occupied the important positions of Leuilly, with prisoners. to the reuliaation of the noble idea- -, and tin- Allies u"Kuined the offei."ive onlv in parti- ' jTerny and Sorny. GREATEST GERMAN DISASTER proi lain.ed a" our motive three I:iyh later are told in the ollicial j cipatinr in thin appalling conflict, we 1 report which wa" isnied the war Wilson Goes Below In ioin the reports of success that have been sent in and from pledge our liven, fraternity and our innii Figures Bill' control whole plateau i Hai red honor, to the end Hint liberty, ottiee yesterday. I. i the list of highly important strategic positions that have fallen to ne vetoed Franco-America- n ' successes of Sunday and yesterday by the frat'-rnit- and eiualilv may be ree- In priHiiniTH the fue l.:m lost to the t ihe Allies, yesterday's victory marks what will probably be one of ,,, I tnbliNlied throutrhout the world, politi Allies u munth and a half JS.Hlt'J v sn inwton. September 2 .(mi u.rces have completed the conquest ol tne entire Noissons plateau. of the war, the blow may easily turn nieii ol' wlioin numbers ofli the most important battles that callv. miiiallv and economically." luro with i - . cinl - I'lesident Wilson today, by pro Tin- . ei-- this losi in prisoners it can question now is whether the enemj illTOiny.tp the Chemin iln whole German line in h'rance and Flanders both north and south. emmaoon. nxe ,,,e m.n.mun, be judged how enormous must have K"r (,es ' - Gen--r.- il OP BRITAIN )alnes KidKe which the rench advance auxaillon men- The liritish under General ilyng and tho Canadians under i LABOR beeu Hie casualty lint in killed and iihi-i-i- u nr in w ii I'm i iut inr ii'iy y yes-wrda- v w w,!l lorn reached the )rocout switch at seven-thirt- GOMPERS ouuded. cmp at i'.l'o a bushel. i'v'cs ur 'a1' ,)acr stl11 'lirtber. Indications that they will pursue li Ill booty 2 (Ml!) field and morning. The advance was to the southeast, astride the DERBY. Knifland, Hepteinber (A Inre uiis, "ihe figure Hied by the Preaidetit is, the course are seen in huge fires in vicinity of have beeu 17ii-- i latter the Vauxaillon noeiated PrenH) When Haniuel (iom larger caliber taken, twenty cents a bushel lesa than con road, along front extending from before lUillecourt i:i,7H.'l rras Camhrai a pern, head of the American mine throwers, muchine guns, vvhuh re-ti.- iv , - , Federation press attempted to fli in the Agricul indicate that the enemy is burning his supplies for it is .i i .. i i. . . i. i. i mnnv trench aud vast lo tile souill oailK Ol tne scarpe in i uie..:.:.di.iisu oi i.anor ami recoKninen tnrout;nout mortars iuanti Appropriation Bill the iier. uini ties rl' munitions and supplies. wjiirh ported that there is nothing else inflammable left there. From this it had completed the occupation of Kiencourt les Cagnicourt. and the wor,1'1 a" re,.reet President vetoed because of tho at of organ I lalior These figures do nut iuclude tlie pris , ative led in the n.teil tempt price is a is bulk-court- - l" at filing. The senate had surmised that longer retirement contemplated and perhaps hue bit ween that Milage and taking several lllliulreu pns- HtateH, entered the hall where the an oiiers mid booty taken on Sunday and yoterdny. soueht to make the figure ftiLBO but a;- :n ' and this was preliminary only to the great smash of yesterday, imal emigre of trades unioim ia being was on ' J nrmrrMa ..iiers, w. a. a. ompromise reacbed SZ.40 and was embodied in the bill aa passed OPPOSITION IS SMASHED tjm, Th(. it Commenting on the services rendered by the Americans in thlsi .leleatea roe to their feet This measure was vetoed by Wilson Hemic- - ami without interniisHion for Swarming ahead, the British fought their way through rheered in a mrssaKO in which ha said the advance, General Mangpn, the French commander in that sector said , "!l f"ll'"llul Wheat Corporation could ..int. illers les Cagnicourt, Sandemont and Dury, the opposition w g care for the ' that they surprised him for their conduct as comparatively new mert being extremely bitter but not strong enough to hold the attackehs, nr'pRFUU situation as it had been created to nc do and the measure wall 'IcpauUe'd by compared with that of the best seasoned veterans and he expressed who smashed down the defense, killing thousands and capturing WtMtlti bnth houses with the price tow wheat other thousands, who were rapidly disarmed and started back for( ESCRICK ARE MISSING eliminated. the warmest admiration for them and the valor and stamina they w. a. i. cages, the prisoners marching through the barrage the German re showing. 1 the oaxadiaN jOKT, September 2 -- MORE DRAFTEES ARE hold back reinforcements. ( Assoi-iate- mis were maintaining to liritish lemo Two life boata Kaiser Is Reported To Be Plan ADVANCES IN FLANDERS Later in the afternoon the town of Cagnicourt fell to the British containing inonvlient of the crew of the CALLED BY CROWDER . . : ning r I nrinxn hienmer are m asini; For German Children n the north wing the British with the assistance of American .,..1 i rcii-hi-- )iif:int - . r.crica ili ...... i iiirc limw- Innii vvminire. nit-- I the - nn, have not been heard from for W Heptember of of of the German lines of defense, more two weeks. slll(IT()N, J (Asso lones continued their advances in Flanders. After taking Voorine-eel- e out hern end one the strongest than TllKIO. September J- - (Special) Press) Provost I , l IS I 1 - r . H'l. -- 4 r.L d n OKQ1 cialcd Marshal Crowd 11.1 '.' ' ..a. v, lie me tnat nail lireviousiv neui tne nritisn on ine rvnois iront. '"r ...... 1 ICaiser VViltiidin t to er veslerday issued a call for 7725 addi- the Americans proceeded on easterly, overcoming the enemy toiiH burden and wa" torpedoed on reports s tional draftees to the Colors, for resi-tan- the advance progressed yesterday the defense strengthened, Anoint Hi. It i" Mill hoped that the enii nut i ny from llerliu. just issued as they progressed. - - eial service. No Hawaiian draftees are ilu (icrmans rushing evers available reserve battalion into the bat- uipin berx nf the crew- who are mltojing tin- a y to Oeiniuu urticers included in the call. The in h been piclii'd up bv Home ensel official report from British headquarters this, the Lyi ilc in order to stem the tide of deleat. No opposition could I1 hne ami .nil in Silieria m:iir' the lots A further cull issued by General : hint . which not yet reached a port at sa'ient, said the liritish and Americans were continuing their ad- Ill iitish, however, the tanks continuing to plow over and through Hindi it could report the hlan wolueti, as a 't' (ier.uaiiv Crowder last ni'lit was for 0054 limit renciie. v bat-lalioi- e.l mm ice men. reinforced lines, with the infantry withering the smashed is w. b. a. I'm poln vance, pursuing closely on the heels of the retiring Ciermans. Dou-- ui the Intern w. a. a. i ; puliei tnv;mls Kar with machine gun tire ami the air lighters in swarms bomb- CHINESE MINISTER OF the and Lavcrriere had fallen to them and the opposition at Steen-wiu- k and directing the shell tire into I'dsl is tin reaching :rnl the Kniser's SOME REVERSES ARE ing the mi concentrations liritish EDUCATION IS KILLED aim in i..suin the nr'ler thut every has been broken. the back positions. tleouan ntlii ei and in:in marrv a ADMITTED FROM BERLIN ii- - i the of The liritish last were well east of )nry and Gagnicourt, VHTOHIA, British Columbia, Hep It h ii ii m in. is li aicoiiiplish the Continuing their advance to east Ketnmell the British niht I. DM Hi.N, 3 ( " i H of menus of September Associated had completed the capture of the Hois de liouche tember (Aaaoeiated Iren uur Oerinani.iii Silnn:i made decisive) gains in the direction of Spanhroek and Moulin, be--H' .nid j Press The Herman II u i biii, minister of education of the (iconnu Mood ins of tho ofticial report is GAINS FAR SOUTH the Chinese republic has beeu shut und tiiturc KtiNHiaii jieneriil ii'iis. sued ia Berlin yesterday is an admis ecu Kcnimell and Wytschaete heights. The I.ys Hiver was reach- sion ,it reverses that Metween the Scarpe and the Somme, along a thirty three mile killed, it is announced in ealde mes The Kaiser is reported as consider occurred oil Hun ed and Ktuv ir.glisa was passed. saves from the Orieut. His assassin hbh wnriied o cr the siti.Htion now day but conceals the seriousness and ii' made important gains yesterday. Si'i-riu- importance of them. iront, the liritish other was a MhucIiu who later committed fast dew'lopinp; in following It said: "The In the vicinity of leroone on Sunday the British took between suicide. It is believed the assassiua the (i.nmenceiiient of military activ- British won ground on Sunday la tha (Oontiuuad on Ps i. tluu resulted from political quarrels. ities lu Kasteru Sit.enu by the Allies. Arrus sector and north of Headeeourt. .W()0 and 4000 prisoner

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Wig.! SEMl-WEEKL- ' HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. 'TUESDAYrSEPTEMDEfl , 3; V. NEW REC0ON ITION OR fJJGNIFICANCH $ VaORMEZm&IS: QF WAR? IS ipXPREgSPP BY VWILSQN Hfi , ; s STORM RINGING LABOR DAY PROCLAMATION JMENBY WASHINGTON, September 9 (Special U Cat Advrtir To farnig tau t li peopla U the natloni the fact thai tbU wa cannot he by th oUUe cor to, aJn bn cni M iWf etttaan, nan, woman and child haa hi and her part and duty ta perform aa a rrfmtmW f the tmlud am af pee that la fighting' ha aid FIGHT to the nqltM irmy of war, Preniden WUaoo. tMa animin. ta tha puttta Lab Pay acUmatlU of the W FIRST stronaeat doc omenta of tho that bar eomafroia hja facUn mj, - Tha Prealdant calla attention to Uo aoUUka U concoatloa of tha aaoaatM of tho wa ta tha pant and tha roco nltioa of tha true purpose and tutauta of Germany now an maea It lea that tfelf la a War auproaio tmportanco of g for- September -( Associated Tress) Peronne has W'ASHINGTpW September 2(Ass.icigtel presS- - For the ro the Kboror, nip the wiiuiaji of wfcfca aiait tho aojaro that whfrk JrtPf Wf ftrlvsj from ttoho. EV VOKi have fought on Helgian soil mid f. (alien to the Australians. Striking at widely separated points hrcft ""in cltar'and epmlse word tft President mat it e Ideal that than U a paitaenhlp te4w the soldier and the - " frpm rQ the'Jpviny Tlateau the Allies yesterdar scored pew their advent upon the northerly flank of the Western (runt line lias laborer and with cktaa-c-ut foitefabjees bo ahowa tho tat erd4ann the on aaoa th atjia. Ypr? 1 aa jmd eaptnred liwmbers of towns, further strengthening been attended with success. They have proved to the t.Tk h i protiamauon follow: advances , ciial 1018. ia any secured their first Announcement My "Fellow Cni.ens lbor Day, not lika their positions and more seriously weakening and threatening a Set for them and have objective. I ul-- r we Labor Day was always ting while honest men work, laying Urea of wbieh lnn Day that have known. foe. Victories were, won by British, French and of tljeir participation in the fighting near Ypres is made in despatch deeply -- ignihVaut with us. Now it i aupramely algnitt cent men, wotnea and ehtldren are to be the fuel. hadly battered ' know thje w.hb h :i m , "You natyr of tbJa war., Tt l a , Leps and may soon b in th hands of es from British army headquarters in Flanders and from London. ., "a' American forces. Armentiers Keenly as we ware' a year ago .or tha iPiitf rprl as ln.Usir, must sastaln. , ?( m sec aware Jhe AUies in their fpjward sweep, lumbers pf prisoners were taken American forces, filleted with tbe Irritisl) in the Vpres tor of life noil death npon which our nation ha4 Voormezecle, miles small uf we it as clearly as We do rmy vf laborer at home os in yesterday fightiog. yesterday stormed and captured two did not perceive meaning "The is a importanUand. v Ypres, said the despatch from llrkish headquarters, adding that the We kuew that w wera all partners and aiuat Hand and e seiuiaJ at tk army oi Ightlog mea in tbe far field of ", The Gerttjans continue to yield before the advance of the llies. striv e 'together. But we did not rvalite, aa ye npw, actual battle. And the laborer Ta needed fa much act-di- Daily the events serve, accentuate the fact of tbe insecurity of the Americans are engaged in other operations elsewhere hut in the same that we are all enlisted inen, members of a atngtft nrmy of in this war. The aoldlet Is kis rhampion'aadi hft to a g hole) bach: Al general locality. many parts aud with winy tasks but owisdl bf riuraseataiivf. Ta fail lo win wonld be te imperil every-ti-lii- rnemv lines and their utter pulnhty to the aggres$pe objee-live- . - nv:e ol.liusHon, our faces set toward a ninln thai tue laborer has striven for and held dear sine lies They seem entirely London came confirma- y utahe From . know that every tool in every easentik! indu-ir- freedom flr- -t had it dawn and his struggle for justice fur-- is n wvapnn and a weapon wielded for the name pur Ixgan. One svhlier at the front know this. ateela to guess the tactics (t Foch and tlon of the report with the ( Jt DARING AMERICAN pose that in army rin , wielded as a weapon Which, if their mueeies U think of it. They are crusaders. Tkey IlindbaMs tone his thrusts at varying points bat- ther information that the Renter's were to lay down, no rifle would be of any fe. are NghUna for aa ntUUh advantage for their own aatioa. t lines. , correspondent at British head-- l ''And a weapon for whatf They would desplM anyone who fought for selfish advaii't-ag- e ter their "What is the war fort for any lutrtm. Tkey their lire' that Is bloomy Where two months ago great quarters has heard that the Am- h. every Well FEARS REPRIMAND "Why were we enlisted t i.ies where, as as homes they love in Amer- projected ericans have, besides taking "Wliv should we be ashamed if we wore not enlisted! ica, mil) be kept aaered and aafe and men everywhere lit Mlifi?3 into the Allies' AJPEOYS CHAMOE QRBATLT li ee as lhe upon being free.' They are fighting for Iadicatbg Fears front, these have been flattened Voormezeele, taken several other the ideals i f iiittheir awn "At first it seemed liarilly more than war oWnnsn land, great Ideals, immortal ideah, pr are being blotted out. In strong positions between tb,at Performs Miracles of Heroism nst military aggression of uermany. BelgSiMni had i'likle bhi.ii hall tight the way for all mea to places tiii .here justii is Ooie and men with Is Simul- - been violated, France had been invaded and Oermnny tive lifted beads Says Life of Gerrnany Hanw on spfTie instances the Allies have town and Ypres and that their and Recommended lint emancipated aptrits. That is tli,e reason they fight wn- - afield again as in 1KT0 anl 100 to Work her awbi driven wedges J with and themselves into initial appearance in the norther- tanegusly For SiQnal Honors tious in Kurope aud it won qeeessary to meet her force solemn joy and are invincible. e This Battle Idmits. thjJ ly sectors has won them distinc- v ith force. Biit it is clear new that It. t aaoee than BEND Amm tO TASK pnes Are Seriously Threaten- the enemy front. J .ON DON, September 1 (Offii-ia- a war to alter balance of pewer in Kurope. ''11 u muke thin, therefore, 'a day of fresh compre- e ed By Allies tion. (1. is now plain, was striding at what f r hension not only gf we are about and of renewed the STRAIGHTENING LINES First Lieut. Kdinund Chambei lain, of , '(lermany, it 'what and must have; the right to de- i u.i . reaointion, but,alsd a day of SAMMIES AT APEX San Antonio, Texas, attached to the men everywhere desire riei j ci eoaseeratioa With the Marne and Picardy termine their own fortunes, to insist upon Justice and to ii. which we devote ourselves, without pause or limjt, Jg AUSTVRDAK, September 2 In the Jnvigny Plateau sector United State Marin Corps, lm re- oblige governments to act for them and not tor priva'e tbe great lash of netting our ewa country and tke who (Asoiated Press) --(Gloomy in sectors practically all reclaimed v oild tone almost, tn the point o( desner-- ' Americans who are 6ghting ceived simiiltnnenus recommendations and selfish interests of a governing cla. tree to reader justice to all ami of making it im- ' wings of the Allied front are the make natiofts and people of the possible for a smalt group political anywhere), ation and widely different from the for thp Victmiii (loss anil conjrr'sMinrKil "It is a war to the of rulers, with the Trench have again world secure against every such power' aa (Jerman jjutoe-rac- 10 disturb our peace or the peace of the world or' in his, aoafldnat utteraaee of last now moving in a manner that Ho in a battle ' anf orirl..! tU f.rrnuA lpftTU tni'""11"1"' pnrtiripateil represents. It is a' war of emaneipatlOn and not way to make tools and puppets of those upon whore Spring ia tbe birthday telegram bodes ill for the Germans. ivw-iv- von , . ., , on tlie Britiili front in nhich until it i won can men anywhere live free from eonatant consent and upon whoee flower their own authority and which has been sent to Hurt- the North ot ipissofis. 1 ney nave prmnn nr five il:in fYar or breathe freely while they go about thetr itnily their owp very exiaUvca deiepds. ling by General von, Hindenburg. In the north, where was the planes ifestroypd, not and know governments their servants "We may rouat upon each Our nation i of a Berljn prena despatches quote von I-- been placed at the very ape?c of aged and ent nweeping eastward tesks that a" otkr. salient, now all but obliterat- two their masters. single mind. It la taking council with no special elast. 0 Hiadepburg as aaytagi is with damaged a cte , I the wedge which, being driven planet, scattered LABOR VJTAIXY IMTEBSStS9 It i serving no private or singl interest. Its own win "Germany i tghtipg a bitter ed, the German line is bending into the enemy lines at tnat point taahment of German soldiers Muffed "This is, therefore, the war of all. war a wbieh Iwbor hna Lee cleared and fortified ty these days whWh bur battle on which her very tyfe de- Uaclt under the strong pressure three into balciving that a eomoasa was should support, and support with nil ha 'eoueeBneUd the ilroe away. , pend. Tha enemy ia trying i force and are being called upon to bear safe, men live eannot be "Tbe light of a new eonvirtion has penetrated to evety to cause a decisive break. Upto maintained against it by General a bomb, raptured one anil carried a power. The world cannot be the brunt of some, severe fighting. secure aud no nian'a rights can be eonjdenlly an class amongst us and we realize, as we never have real- the present time they have failed Ilaig. There have been volun- wounded French officer back to safety. asserted against the rule and mastery ot and ized before, that we are comrades, dependent on one an- to ent onr line. Juvigny, or rather the ruins of then refused his name to the when . ene- tary retirements and points have Jle to give trarv nr,,1I' and apeeial interests so Jong a governments other, irresistible united, powerless when divide "Becent announcement of the village which the Germans British officer rommandiiyf the aerial like ttuit which, after long premeditation, drew Amdria And so e join band to lead the world to new and better my statements (how their deter-ui- . been taken by assault. Further forces for fear uf being reprimn tided. the davs. t us, which and llerninay intp this war are permitted to eontrol nation' and will annihilate sought to retain and for Lientesant Chamhlain appeared at a destinies and the daily fortunes of men and nations, plot "WOODBOW WILSON." thus demonstrating what ant coun- retirements seem inevitable. they fought so stubbornly, is now British aviation camp on .Inly -- 7 and try may eipeet unless we are vic- On the southern wing the i'.'ormed the major commamlini; the torious' in this battle. well within the American lines. camp that tie had personal but tinoffieial Franco-America- n forces are con- - IS It was taken by them on Friday tiermisKion to visit the- camp. During APANESE HOTLY LEN1NE DEAD SELECTIVE DRAFT tinuing their progress in the his furlough from the training camp he MacMqes and since then the advance has bad asked permission to go nearer to Sewlng and Ailette and Aisne sector more lie- - IS REPORT continued easterly and positions the front, desiring the experience NOT NEW POLICY than ever seriously threatening well to the east of the town have "JL" w"rk CHAS E BOLSHEVIK! Bicycles the Aisne and Chemin des Dame Cin't A been consolidated. I he Amen The British commander, needing avia FROM. PETR06RAD ridge positions through flanking tors, told Cbamblaln that he could go are novy in full control of a Ages From EeiQhteen To Forty-fi- vt movements. cans along with a' bombing soiadron that Cavalry Crosses Usuri River tn Go Without Permit LONDQ . 2 (Asaeeiat considerable zone in advance pf was then about fo leave. The young Pursuit of Radicals Who September Determined Century and a . PERONNE FALLS .y on down d Bress) Nikola Lenine; head of the the hadly. .battered village. American thisflight brought Quarter By Forefathers . one German plane in flames and sent Retreat la Haste Ruasiaa Soviet oVernmnaf. whose ma Japanese Leaving Hawaii For Capture of Peronne by the An ' AP-VANC- i . SCORE E ' FURTHER another out of control. rhinitlons with hi Bolshevist fellows - &y 1 XyASaiNQTON, September 1 (Offl- Home mo Intp Cala.rn.ty trab'an forces ,was reported hy Kivdwa No Fotr TOKK). September (Special to brought the downfall of Kernky and . L : .. v.. : . - i i I... g ciaJl In tailing into Is. fa-forc- in official corn- -. j... . i."1 1.....1 Nippn liji) The Japanese cavalry, at- a (iimooornora wjib military service Whiin Hew RegulallQn General flaig his night Americans UT rtmr im'irniii r null. usrmisj the abje bodied men of the' eountry Saturday the H( pnrti,.ipaei, with ..adron of tached to the Twelfth Division at and tbe Central Powers, la dead. TbU By Customs Officers munique to the British war office, la report reaehad here in from eighteen to forty five years the Started a new drive from their thirty British aviators over the battle l the that ' Koktira, nd a force of Nation ia establishing no precedent bnt also the occupation1 fieJd where tbe Allies were dsiving back advice frnm Petrograd, received by The lie reported Cohsni-k- l ia an which affection of a' Japanese for hi recently consolidated positions , that has joined the Japanese, I aeeeDtias obiiimtioa that K(. .a, f thp ,.timi. way of Copenhagen bicyel is second only ta hi regard fur of Flamicourt and St. Dennis. I'sMiri River yesterday. The Fetregrad message aay undertaken a ntry nnd a Quarter and pressed forward through the the Oermans. At the inception of th i the that ago, kis wife. And bin wife tjainks a great - on k"riday was wounded twice President Vlson declare in his The outskirts of Len are in Tlie ii y is fast falling bnrk to- deal of her sewing machine, for a night and yesterday to positions br bin aaaaain and later died of the proclamation which sets September 13 it's of XJ' ard Kluuarovsl:, a city iu the Amur as registration day men handy and convenient source of kimo the hands the British and fires ChRmbprlain'UKfn wovada. for between tbe two miles further on in the COUfSCiof mnrliin bullet h, nos when ma- ir,n I'mvime und the very hotbed of tbe ages of eighteen and forty-fiv- e year properly fed ri4b raw back of city as well as Rvwbipe was damaged and oue of bis w. a. a. that other of the advance taking nearly six Bulsbe imii where are also many Te- that ate as yet unregistered. terials. , fires in the region of . mnhnue guns became luinmed. It le ased (.el man ami Austrian prisoners. In his proclamation the aald This is merely explanatory uf tha Arnientieres President , pundreu guns, mum he remained Jap-uuese- priftners, lastead of goiuu home te It is the sent of their i part: grief that overcame a number of indicate that the Germans are tious and considerable supplies. offer assistance to two British airplnnes tastern Siberia. "Fourteen month ago the men pf who, leaving here recently for which nt'ncVed be twelve Oermnn were making preparations for retire- vere The .lapanew are hotly pursuing the this country between the ages of twenty-- lapan, almost forcibly divorced Here the Americans have fur ' Me crashod into one tw power ,'mathines. Ofrmu ret iruti iiiz enemv. one and thirty-on- e years from their feet autos and ment from both places. Before -e of age were ther atrenrrthened their flankinc plane. With a burst of fi- tie shatter - W. 8. a. - DISCOVERED IN TIME registered for military service. Three himono mills. ed a second nnd he shot off the winjr of Shortly before boarding a Nippon-boun- Lens the old llindenburg line has positions (in the Teuton line montka ago and again laat month the third. The (iermnn lender came men who had since then attained the liner the Japanese learned that been crossed. atMi-- ' Ameri- tkey rquld not bicycles along the Aisne. straight to the but the SPAIN WILL TAKE age of twenty-on- e take their and Croi-sille- TOKIO, Beptember 1 (Speeial to year were register- Southeast of Arras and east of - sent him crash sewing machines, with them unless they w. a. a. cans torrent of bullets ed. It now remains to Include in the BuUer.ourt c- - Nippu Jiji) K. Ofuri, a wealthy kaa bee a taksq mark- iu to the ''. registration all men between age had obtained speeial permits through merchant of Tokio, was given a wara the They did- ing a closer approach to Queaot. Ottfu At BlnTi-i- of forty-fiv-e the collector of euatou. ing by the eighteen and years. CASUALTY LIST MORE With enuiue trouble, the American ALL GERMAN SHIPS yesterday government No Maw Policy n't hava tin) to somply with tbe reg- Bancourt and Beanchavenes, north of against cornering fionr supplies. ulations aud, perforce, left part ol startcd for the line but s forced to "This i not a new policy. A cen- Peronqe, have beeu taken by the Lon- a volplane amidst n storm of shell and An investigation, seeretky conducted their belonging behind. has tury and a quarter ago those who were don troops aud the prisoners taken nati-aircra- f t be by the government, revealed that The powers at Washington have tie Tl-- gun bullets. As neared Government Loses Pa- then responsible for the safety aad the THAN the he sent a post of bullets into Madrid Oguri has been attempting to corner creed that sewing machines and bicy- by these and the Australians numbered enrth Toklo some time defense of this country ordained that a German column, forcing them to dis tience With Huns and Decides flour supplies in for the cles are subject to, stringent export more thau two thousand. in an effort to force the price up. The duty fur military service must rest regulations, fur some mysterious reason perse. Kiglit miles further on he land upon all able bodied men from eighteen Between Peronne and Epen-eou- rt To Carry Out Its Threat Ifoveraiueat, ia the warning. ?ivea to doubtless more or less connected with Nesle, ed. to forty-fiv- yaara old. We now accept 2 day, ordered Oguri to atop his pro the war, and permits for their ship fell to Haigs forces aud to the WABHINflTOX. Heptember (As I'nable to enrrv qfJT with him all of the and fulfill the obligatioua which they MAI ill September ! ( Associated attempt ouce, qt a proaecu ment ont of the Territory are npw re- north sociated Press) Army casualties as of the machine, Chamblnin ll, Steering at then established. of the Koinuie Buoy has fallen. eiuiment ves- would be brought against him. quired. i" the list which was mailed seizeil tke cixupass and started running 1'ich.m All of tiermany's interned tion "We solemnly propose to wia a deci- THOUSANDS Or PBjaOKllRl numbered 326. Of -- out yesterday theie across th fields. He eneouutered three sels in hamuli ports are to be. seized in .V. sive victory of arm and deliberately to Official announcement wa made by fifty os wers killod in action fourteen c ii -- :i I Hpai fiermans and, wnivini; his like i.iu fur the losses to devote tbe larger part of our military the British war office last night that died of wounds, five of" other caois. a bomb, he deman.teil their surreader. through (icrmnny's continued campaign CIRCULARS DEADLY man power to tho accomplishment JAPANIWT! while i!l)9 were wounded and fifty . ff during August the Britiab force took Two of thn rnn but the third surien-dered- of unrest iicted und ruthless tubman ttit imipoe. Mven were missinK after action. with the ing. Aiiuoiinceineut was yesterday made younger men, from the 57,31i prisouer. 657 field and other increased Proceeding prisoner "The first. The eonsUut fighting aud a wounded officer by the goverument of this policy to be bona ready to go to front. guns of large caliber, more than 8750 numbers engaged uf he found French have tha activities and the up. Forcing his carried out iu accordance with the re- WEAPONS TQ TEUTONS They have voluntary enlist- SEVERE WIND STO machine guns and more than a thou- is elearly whom he picked pris furnished American forces qiore in carry- cent note that was sent to Berlin, even ment ottt ot any proportion te their sand trench mortars with much am- dicated by tbe lists which remain oner to proceed before him and ing the wounded French officers he made if it shall produce a declaration of war auavbers. Qur military authorities re- munition, supplies and other booty. atendity up in the humkeda. uu the of Germany, and it is re- aa having com- FSXNOH PRESS ON w. a. a. his wav into the British liines. psit gard them tke highest TOKIO, Beuteniber 1 (Hnecinl to I On Asks Xetlrinc cognize. that this is a strong possibil- WASHINGTON, September 1 (Offl batant qualities Their youthfnlneaa Oue fl( the. ajtorma the French held sector of the NippU Jiji) worst Western Next morning, when he reported for ity. rial) Using circulars and pamphlets aad enthuaiasm, their virile eegeraesa for years swept Japan yesterday, caus-iui- r frout action continued he asked British major not t'remier Duto told tbe cabinet a weapons more deadly than bombs, and their gallant spirit of daring make seu. throughout (Saturday night, yesterday dutv the heavy damage oa land and . to wak any report of his adventures, that a Spanish steammship at Azoiendi, an escadrille of Italian aviators made them tha admiration of all who Deport received frqm many uaata qf and into last nip-lit- refusing to give his name. The major carrying coal from England to Hpain, a flifht over Sara and dropped more! them in action. the ijupire indicate that the damage To tke east of Kpaneourt the French was unable to keen the affair quiet ns tiad been torpedoed and sunk since tbe than a hundred thousand leaf lets. This Acacptaaca fa Call was eaooelallv beavr ia tha middle aud infantry crossed tb Homme canal and PUNAHOU SCHOOL HERE te were given iu the report of sending of the Hpanish note to Berlin propaganda Luf arms tha inhabitants, "By the men of tbe older group, now eastern, of Japan. Telephone j further south at Kuop Petit they took full detaile prt 50 the dnv's fighting. is which it was anuouueed that Spain tbe Slovak of Awatria Hungary of called upon, the opportunity now open and telegrapU line are il9wa at many prisoners Chjunbuiin has engaged iu fifteen would protect itself from further out-run- tb pragreaa of tb,ir ewa peqile in to tbem nrhll ho excepted, with tha calm point and communication is consid- To tbe north of Soiaaona ia tha by the taking of interned German arming to join th AUja, th auccesses resolution of thoee who realise to the erably Interrupted. Ailutte-Aisn- e sector the French made Mowry House- bombing expeditions oer the euemy Miss To Hoad lines. ships if oiiunion should arise. of tha AUiea aad incur aim. full tho dcen aad tolama ajimineanee of Off tha euast Japan many further gains of considerable Import, decided upon the a, a. aace and are less hold Arts Department The cabinet then v. l what they do. They will realise per fishiug Voats were caught'' in the storm. making tenallle tha taking over of the interned (hipping. il apa a aa at n eft eoul BOW entirely raaay are ripvrea es miBBiB. position on Chemin doc Dame Rtfce PyNAHQU TEACHER HAS w. love upon which it bee expected Miss Frances I.. Mowry, the asm in a a WONG their own fortune and all tbej ba tt in, fax right. foe might fall bark from the Vesle jtructor who ia to tor J'una lONG RECORD OF SERVICE TRW are put at ataVa this war aad or;uin.c U1 tke Aisne School a new m "TUi V oar Anal dwsonsUition hou department, that! JAPANESE PLAYER to inryIp!1r lovalty to dwnocracy, will wia IMPORTANT OAINS of Household Arts, is among tbe re Mary 1. Wiinne will bcin this fall of of I t l'un-aho- u and our solemn to tb world Iu this sector l.oury waa and cent arrivals In town. her twenty-firs- year of service at notica all taken y u to- several strung renters of enemy Miss Mowry is a college womun, bav as priqci,.l, of 1uiihIiiu Klement-ar- that tbe a.t aad tbe West are defenea pur-poe- tkou-san- d succeaaivo-l- y gether la common neaolutioa and were captured and more Ikon init atteiided Wellesley ami Simmons, School. She has served f dies in east . ia tQ hioh the prisoners wera taken To couth is an expert in household arts, as teacher, vice principal und asso- Ii a eU dut3r the and D. young every true man country will res of the Ailette Crecy au Moot waa taken ia also uu musician. ciate principal and now i.s principal. T. U WVn, a CUineso in tbe hhe pond the and on, the north of the river foot- teaching experience has bw 'She is to have complete charge of the doctor, met trouVlo coming and Jtoiug with pride aad with a ller antomo-blle- , doing aq he his A. P. on ing was Kalued tn the woods t'liiversiti of New Ur elementary school iu C'haiies 1(. iiishop Excellent Chance of Winning yesterday morning when his that ia y'V1 Henry Carter, of the late to tke toft at the Southern Has Yar, part ia vuidication of the great cause Ckurle I,. Carter, aad nephew of of Coucy le Chateau I.e (iraud HiRh I.o OraniJ, Hall. a new one, hit Choi Chin a leans. National Tennis Title at whose moo every true heart of- died, Al- Iu this sector a strong resistance Was California, nnd Nordhoff Hiph School. Sho is one of th; most popular nnd Korean, nt Fort and Kwkui streets. turn George S. Carter, tecntly ia to police fers it tuprejulQ, MCrUJcC- - bany, New York, after an illness of met, the enemy countering fiercely as Ojai, California. She comes niont high Cffticieut teaibura in the eitv ller room Wong waa taken the station has been the rnerra of Mothers and V'OliKST Hll.La, Sew York, ktep aud the Korean, suffering from assort w. a. a, several months. it fell back befure the constant pres y recommended. sure or r I lnhiya ed cuts, to emergency Ale Huaaey, Saturday night New of the death of Mr. Carter tyangiu torce has equipped her depart-liva- t children for many Punuhou generations. tciubi Associated bruise and the arrested l'U'ishou !re) reached Kaony fsVott, of Manoa Road, - witjk the best possible materials Her interest iu the children outside of Kninngae, the dupanese tennis crack hoaititaJ. on fort Street, after, It was charged, I teuch-Ui(- l fo vociferously hi who is the CI i onie Diarrhoea it is now ready for the opening the class room and her effective who is picked as a likely winner for VVong was booked "heedless and he hud abused a number yesterday, from sister, f and anV 1 1U In and mother of the young man. Henry Car- Are you, subject to uttacks of diar-rhoe- fcttptenibor V. depart- in it, have given her place of the national championship, on Satur- careless" ilrlvi.ng deposited of tyawuiiau military uniform of school, lier i in court is ter had lived away Keep absolutely quiet for a iu tlie base- irfluence. ller promotiui to the day I vie K. Makan, taking bail to insure his appearance had made oro German statements, from tha led ment occupies three roons defeated his life. Hi f&thor waa one few days, rest in bed if possible, he H. Bishop Hall and being reaeivod w4tb out of four sets by a oie of to answer this charge. The police then being held lit tlie puilce station pend- most of ment of Charles three men killed during revolu- careful of your diet and Chamber academy by 1'unaiiou pairoii.-'- four to xin, six tu three, six to noth- discovered there wa no license at ing action by the federal authorities, of the few th take Mill be elective to anil junior IWH, by and Diarrhoea Remedy. a. l aud aeolect on holiday, probablv tion in Honolulu in being shot Iain's folic academy atudvuts. No extra charge w. ing mi six to one, iu the national tached to bin car tkia which, today being a produced 125 additiounl will not a course until revolutionist on the eve of th out- This medicine hits cured rases of for tuition far thin course i made. hjiatsiie HayUHiii, a .lupniMne girl, singles tenuis championship. Woug'e part take definite - break at the foot of XKamond Head. chronic diarrhoea that physiciaaa have anticipates a good dived into a nest of rocks at the K uniugae will play W. a Tilden bail on a aecoad, charge. Tuecdar- President Griffiths Hunsey can Henry Carter waa alap tbe grandspn failed on, ami it will cure you. Fur iu this department. public baths yestenjnv and painfully of I'kibiilelphia on MiMnlay after '(he Korean, with his hurts patched If the charge acoinst V" ulaed registration was is possible that of the Inte H. A. P. Carter for whom sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith may register during tbe uf lacerated her scalp. slic uhs given winch the winner will meet K. Liadley up at the emergency hospital, Inter fully substantiate! it t Students to the Jaiiauese hospital. he will face trial for violation of the he was named. He as about twenty-seve- Co., Ltd., ajients for Hawaii. Adv. fine hours of principals, beginning first aid treatment at tl niergency Murrav of California iu the finals fur transferred the arc Hot serious. espionage act. year of age. Continued on Pag 4, Column 0.) today, nine to eleven o'clock a. ni. hospital. the championship. Mil injuries 7 iyf) ' '1

i.'!!'- i. - r : i r . i - , RIDAYt AUGUST jpr 1918 TUESDAY 'SEFTEMfifeR 3, 1918. SEMI-WEEKL- t - ., ,,,n,,a"nnnnnesnnssi 3 nrn n r : : . i i : nnnnnnmni nr 1 . lrtiirr-..-1 i i" um i iitiiAhK v 1 ! 1 ii i in in ii I'ri i 1 if ii l ikRmn irniinin niniinw Hawaii Has One of THREE S0NS-RN- D THE WAR DAS FULL PROGRAM KMSLu. 'liMMEMW A Story By PJI1 1 Harold Whitehead, Boston University, Canneries in Pacific keynote Show-N.Wh- Win B6 Sefrvlcfc, at CoWrfel Heart'. Horte ftfeglment Serving with the .How the;eoBUfmptnus opinion of Hayv-iML.M- 0ft For Thunders in Review Before American Cbiirvcn df Education, th Oertnant for tke flgktlag ability bf " Great Quantities of Tuna Packed ftoportant troops-- Herself and tho World At Large General A. P. fetocMrh Washington, D. C. Announcement lllade Amrleaa nay he changed lit- For Local and Outside Con- By erally Overatght la ah own ia aa ex- & Castle, Back From Washing- The Jweek of September 16, A tract from diary .of a off- r will, in review was held ekho-flrl- d sumption; Latest Automatic the German trrad t The opening of the College of Hawaii, States, is technically on ton With New Honors icer whe wa eaptnred Honolulu at least, be given over to Barracks oh Saturday inactive duty, and Duties and taken into te morning tit febnonnced Prof. John Mason Young, and therefore must register Machinery Is In Use ' the American lines by the Marines. A deliberations and discussions of the nine o'clock Which gave the Fourth after he Pan-Paclfi- e acting president, has been postponed has reached draft nge snd translation of the diary has been !onfermce, and its ohe IT. s.. Cavalry a consplcmou upon notice WILL GO TO ORIENT Juat. place, but from next Monday, September 9, to the by the President. Upon I 'ow n near the Ala Moan received kt Maria Corps headquarters. keynote will be "Service" the serv- In which 'alf units of tne post, with slating in Boad, at ice, Hawaii may he following Monday, September lfl, on his questionnaire that he is TO HELP ORGANIZE Beere Lieut Tlllmann, the Writer that to herself, the the exception of the Twenty fifth In- already the corner of Cooke and First Streets, Pacific, account of the establishment at the In the military service I nit.-- ef the dairy, bekmgml to the Second ,and the world at large and fantry, participated, with General A. of the is one of the finest and most ''complete- Its War for democracy. college in Mbtnoa Valley of a Stu- States, he will be placed automatical Volunteer BattaJloa of the Forfleta Retain en P. Blockao'm, U. S. A., department ly equipped fish Pa- Nurses Allotted To t Will he sn Inter get to- dent's Army Training Corps Unit, and ly hv his local draft board in canneries ia the (Bade Otrards), Twenty-etght-h "Dtol-io- It' Island Interested spectator. clasi Ml, aaj on account of the delny in transporta- as cific. It belongs Ha- France May Be Yd Thla as gether conference, for every commer- The Fensta Cavalry, Second Hawai- provided by the Selective Service to the California Transferred the fourth division Union, tion for the returning members of the which the Marines hud against them cial and the out of town or- ian Infantry, under Colonel Morehead, rcgnlntiins. The draft board will not waiian Packing Company and ha Far East; Chance For Others la ganizations now ' factulty, many of whom havfc been call him Jut Cbatean-ThlerV- are being Invited to and two' for induction so loni as he hal some of the latest aotomatl ma- the nghttnjr aroond battalions of the Ftrst Ha- spending the summer in The com la, ;fcgaAIIjr W object, race or waiian Infantry, Lieu- vacation the remains a member of the Students' chinery installed to help in the pack- With the return from other three wisra o badly ut np commanded by mainland. Washington of eotild creed. tenant Coltfnfel Bowman, U. Army Training Corps. ing of the striped tuna, or other kind that they not aarry out their the Third This postponement, however, an- Senator Alfred L. Castle, bead of the i Several of the regularly held clnb 5. Engineer Wad Signal X)orps men "Opportunity will be given for the of tuna. Some of the fish "brought in ordera to attack. nounces the acting president, will not Red Crm wolrk in this Territory, he DImt Telia the tdry luncheon during the Pan Pacific week thousand of khakl-cla- men, including enlisted student, who so elects, to trnni by Japanese fishermen weigh a much will become a affect the short course in sugar chemis- i :;so makes the important announcement ' The following from Tillmann ' juirt of the Pan Pacific old time, regulars and newly inducted fer from army to navy, nnd vice vcrsn, pounds. that Ieut. conference! In act try, which will begin tomorrow, as al- I. probably all the work don by the Ha- diary follow! ., entirely around the national guardsmen and draftees pass- and to be assigned to nctive service Saturday over fifty Women and Padfie on Balboa Day, the ed tMe ready announced. in one of girls were busy waiian Chapter of the American Bed "June (1th r Aperture from Boeonrt seventeenth, tinder Observant eye of Heneral the various corps of the army canning about two t least, there w ill be held lunches and Just what the Army Train- upon ioiih of tunn which CroM will go to Siberia hereafter. s ip. m. to totmyt Coln-ey- . Blooksom, fatmself a former cavalry- Student's recommendation of the college had been brought further back dinner similar to those in Honolulu, ing Corps Only Senator Castle also We be- man. I'nit, such ss will be estab- President and the proper military an in. the white meat of the fish is announced that lie bad to meve 6ofof Boeolirt i which la reeognir.t-i- now as the hub of fcer was no lished here in conectinn with the regu- thority. conned in the grade 1 had boon appointed field Bopresenta-tiv- o cause it did 0t 'belortg to our lector. But more observant 'ere cans, while la the Hands Around the Pacific move- than that of Col. John W. lar work of the College of Hawaii, "Regular uniforms, including grade '1 the white anil tho dark meat of the Fourteenth Divigion of the Bear ia crammed full of troops. Billets, ment has Hurd, U. hst. Hod Cross for. Hawaii and the Fa therefore, very scarce. that spread in the ten years 6, A, .commanding pfllcer of SchOfleld and what the aims and purposes of this shoes nnd overroats, will be furnished is mixed, tirade 'J is more popular in of propaganda from Honolulu to the nnit may be, Hnvvnii and F.ast and will go to Kiberja to assist "Jane 7s At the American Herracks, and who came here to com- the following Story by all members of the Students' Army the Orient as the local front uttermost parts of the ocean. mand Prof. Harold Whitehead of Boston people say the dark meat in organisation work there for the Red troops have made eonnter-attack- We the Fourth Cavalry for practic- the Training Corps by the government. i tne better Honolulu, Pan 1 Cross. is also h In Pacific Service ally sill Of Colonel llurd's near forty University, will explain: "Shmild congress lower the nge of flavored, tirade goes nearly all to There chance for other have to move to the front again. Bonte Week will begin with to cot into artlve service in maTch over the service flag years of artny service nave been sprtt Wat for Freedom te Cause liability to immediate military ser the mainland, where there is a big de- Siberia of Bocourt Epeox. We r Sunday ceremonies on the Palace mand with tho Bed Crown, but juat when or lying in the wooda to the right of within sound of the bugled "Boots War! Like a rushing, living torch vice, ii, en of tho new ages not nlreadv for it, and the government i how many, ia atill grounds on. the afternoon of the fif- and Saddles", call. that word lighted a divine fir in these enlisted may find difficulty in taking quantities for the army and a problem. But any for the present. In position. In C. K. Ai. one of enter to. teenth. the directors Trooper glorious I'nited States on that ing the service navy. desiring apply fon service' night 8th re- Pan-Pacifi- c and Draftee otherwise than through there the of and 9th we will jof and L. 11)17. should do ao an noon as the I'nion, Pr. April 0, the draft board. In view of In the cannery itself it i all an poaeible. lieve the front line. It must be a sad L. Loofbourow, of Pan As- The review ws held out on the broad this F.sperially the Pacific From the busy rush of the big city, possibility, all men expecting to irrent big nirv room, well screened to does Senator Castle ac- outfit which 'fellow itself to be thrown sociation, will hsve charge of this plain hi the vicinity Of the new artil- enlist centuate the uppreciation which out from the quiet peace of the village at all in the Students' Army Train- keep out Hies, with cement flooring, Hawaii by the Americana. In' the evening opening affair and a committee is being lery rahtohhieat, Waialuaward of old long lias won at Washington line Bed of Centner. was came a mighty force volunteers to ing Corps will do well to enter promp- clean tables and polished machi- for its the days of the 8th, there was heavy organized Jhat will number men of It the second review ex- nery. The Cross work and Cam- fight for the most glorious heritage man tly." boilers and retorta, tank ita Liberty Bond artillery fire. Fortunately, the artillery .every ereed and race of the Pacific, perience of the cavalry and the draf- and paign, with the result that a special fire did ot us. tee regiments ever fought for Freedom. Bead Three Time other paraphernalia which might' reach fOr the cooperation is asked of any within a month, and it It cause dirt or are rail has been alloted to Hawaii for "June 8th to 10ta: Moved forward was noticeable to all The demands were enormous, for the dust outside nmler and every organization, religious or the spectators task was gigantic, but the demands Mrs. Parsons read the news item separate cover. But the humanlike three volunteer nurses to go to the at night and relieved 401st Begi-men- t that the draftees had stiffened the otherwise, t,hat bonsts a service flag. up in were met with a and carefully three times. As she was fin- machines which take an empty can, front in France, although it 7poaalble at 4 in the morning in Bois their marching. Being old and experi- promptness deadly the Service to the country will be the cour- ishing it for the third time her hus put in it just enough salad oil, they will bo transferred to Siberia. de Belle n. Incomprehensibly wide enced in their, three army earnestness that heartened our Just theme of the discourses, and every firm month' ageous allies. band came In. One glance told him enough salt, then put it on a conveyor In a statement made yesterday Sen-nto- r sector. Where there were three com- or organization with a service flag is service, tHey showeil that they were that each had Cnstlo says: This wsr was no impersonal affair, read the important news. which deposit in front of the women panies, ve have oaly one. asked to nave it present with a dele coming aleng in fine shape aa real "But, my dear," Mrs. Parsons packing the tuna: brings To Work for Siberia Night ef His soldiers but something that touched every home in it back "Wont Ufa" gate at the service flag service. AH and every heart. An eager desire to smiled sadly, "the money things cost when packed and clamp aa air-tig- "Hnwaiyhas a splendid to 10th: J The FpurU .Cavalry, com- chance "'June 9th to The worst night committee is being organized to gnth-- however, so much that we have little to spare." lid on it. washes off the can and final- make a name for herself In Bed Cross of my life. X m posed of hard-muscle- lean limbed anticipate the call to duty thrilled lying la the thick er ine larger service nags with a view millions of "Cheer up, Mother," her husband ly deposits it in a tray to be rooked work now. The situation in SiberiaJ Wood on aa open, height holes troopers, ma ay of them but men and women. in little of hanging these from the upper bal- was, answered, saw Mr. I.eighton. He a second time: these machines an a is not fully developed and will not be behind rocks, for this is heavy artil- the lria'jorit'v young men, was the cyno- What that duty actually many "I conies of the Palace. It has already asked me if to part of , some sure eyes. people gnly vaguely understood. Our I wanted let Robert the Working force. for time but hereafter, unless the lery Are, until 4 o'clock in the morn- lieen suggested that from the makai all Their march past do his go college so Every Fish old colonel, government promptly recognized , the duty and to ns Watched situation materially changes, all Red ing. It is 'a wonder that the fellows Wlco'ny service 'talks be given in Eng- their time and then the trot fit serve W. P. Knglish the Were need for pointing out the duty to its to himself to bis country in is the manager of the Cross work from Hawaii will be sent to were all at their pdsfs when the Amer- lish, while from the mauka balcony Snd .gallop, indicative of the the future. Of course, I said cannery and looks Siberia. This will be and Vim Which this arm citizens, for it did not at once call 'Yes'' snd after the supply of true of Hawaii, icana attacked. The attack, thank Ood, tne speeches be made in Japanese, of the he said. 'Then gladly him flsh and any other matter Japan, Korea, China and Philip- was service also presents in times of peace everyone to battle Ion (the tortured I'll let needing at the repulsed. Ood has again merci- from the Ewa balcony in Hawariafei work in our office part time; you know tention; while .1. A. leomans, who was pines. fully preserved balcony Or 'in War. fields of vFrance with ihe greatest tne." and from the Waikiki in ChM scourge that ever cursed the world. we have a branch Office near the Uni- in the busineas on the present there ia fn - . But it remained for the last part "At a hospital The diary eada abruptly, as the next 'hese, that 'all races in Hawaii may un- of versity he '11 make enough to pay his Coast for years, ia the superintendent Vladivostok containing some 300 the rftvieW to "give a clear idea of how Story of the Three Bona beds day the writer was a prisoner in the derstahrt flrst hand the message of serv- w ay through if you H help him as of the ennnerv and keens aa eye oa nnd one has been closely they afe'all allied to sad- In the small, busy, manufacturing just just established at hands of the AtaeTicans. ice. their much as yon do now.' " every fish which goes into the can; Ilnrbin of 400 beds. will un- dle's, Vhe'n the 'order was given to town of Hammerville lived old man There ' "W.fcB- .- Interesting Flag 'Ceremony When Robert was told of the plans nlso on the girls to see that Only the doubtedly bo a cliunee later for service Vbarflw ,) Parsons with his wife and their three Displayed about the Palace grounds twenty-fou- r for his he rebelled it was choice parts of the fish get into in connection with Hundred npdaj hundreds of horses sons slohn, the eldest, was future, the the these hospitals but will be replicas of the fifty Bilken Pan-Pacifl- thing a red half pound cans. As a matter of fact thundered bVVfhe Brassy plain, sa- years old; Robert, who would soon natural for blooded Amer at present everything is in the making. flags tnat' are to be presented ican boy to do. He there is from forty to sixty percent "No Red Cross base hospitals or bers flashi,tlg. It "the un and the riders graduate from high school, was going wanted to fight. to I'resiuoot wwson on Hattioa Day by yelling themscfvpt' on eighteen, while Dick dear, mis- "John's in the armv, isn't het I want of the fish which is not canned, even units will bo organized here in Hawaii ocretary request hoarse as tHey sim- after cleaning, but much of thi i tane with the that ulated a Wild. 'flash toWard a supposed chievous Pick was sixteen three boys to kill Huns." or any ambulance units. This work is e'l affe.Wt iho "honorary head of the After a time, however, he saw sold for chicken feed, or part to the now dono by the I'nitea States army. enemy. Neyerliavo (he meh had an whoso manliness wonld cause a glow of that Pan Pacific Union. Mrs. Walter F. enemy tiemy pride to any parents. he served Uncle Sam letter as a mem- Mawaiians, who get much good fish at Nurses ore recruited by the Bed Cross commit- beforej Kelther had the a very Frear is the chairman of the millions of On that memorable April flth, the or- ber of the Student' Army Training cheap price. and then are accepted by the army, but is to Afnrieans Over in Franco solid tee that prrfsont these emblems to until they came in derly routine of the Parsons household Corp than as a private in France. "Only the white meat of the units Or bate hospitals as such ate not Puqahou. will Have "Union on contact with the tuna goes into tlx, additional the Pan PVlfle Service cohtmon world eherhv, btft was rudely shaken when, Robert rush- Then a big thought occurred to him. the first grade can,", . tnndetup by the Bed .Cross any more. dxmhtlcM. through cooper- the train- said Mr. Yeomaus, speaking the " teachers this year. For the most par the ing proved eVeryflilag, and the Fourth ed excitedly into the home and yelled: "As a college student he wonld be a 'of An for Military Belief ation of the Boy and Oirl Scouts of liroeess of canning the fish.' "The ee these will be ia the FJemenrarV School Cavalry, if 'eVer the powers that be in war, Pud! It's war, Motherl soldier juat as much at if he were fight- "There is no general relief work for the different races, a most interesting "It's dud gratia, is made, .up . of, . small Washington let this line regiment loose dee, now we'll give the Jlun something ing in France right now. He would Jhe Hnrbin, but undoubtedly later there and Junior Academy where the divi- flag Ceremony will be 'incorporated in wear Uncle pieces of white . meat and the dark upon French soil, 'will surely live up to remember. I've just seen John; Sam's uniform fighting! ' will be. Nor has the Bed Cross at the sions of .classes are to "be smallor and the Berviee Sunday program. Why, of course, he would be fighting as meat crumbled up1 together. The present time any camp service, such as to the 'traditions of the chvalTy of ho's going to enlist. It says we're Orientals where more individual attention will be It bas been the custom annually to Sheridan, going to send millions of men to hard, a fight a his brother In France, prefer this grade a better is in force here in Hawaii, with the hold Pan lHiciflc of Custer and Kirkpatriek and flavored. Thero is a strong possible. Two of extra a service in one all I hope to for John and he would both be doing demand army. the teachers Honolulu the dashing cavalry leaders of Civil France. I'll have go." here and on are to be in the churches on the Sunday War and oh the Work that most helped their coun- the mainland for canned Work in Siberia at the present time the first three grades of the Indian frontier days. The Fathor looked with pride tuna and all " Elementary preceding Balboa Day; on this occasion merely smiled try. Besides, even if he enlisted in the a market for the fish we is being carried on temporarily under School;, this will permit is his son, but the Wother can put up. is only the best it expected that all denominations addreks on so regular army he could not expect to see It a question of Doctor Yenstu of Yokohama, working quality of work with the in dur shipping facilities, faintly and turned away that the lrcttintr tbn slK. younger 7'ill take pert the patriotic services present, possible anguish in actual fighting much sooner than in conjunction with Mor- children. inaugurate Is- and In the future, by others should not see the Regulation Ambassador In that tho week of Inter E. through the S. A. T. B. Causes lsa ris. This is all under tho jurisdiction spit of the fact that grades seven land conferences. Faxon BishopJ and it is expected her eyes. "Of course, if the boys had "There is one thing I wish could and eigh have been from Char- that A. proud to have And so it was that Robert saw his of the Fourteenth Piviaion of the Bed taken On Monday, the is ex Jn, chairman of the to go, she would be be changed, and that is aome regula les B. Bishop Hall everv class room in sixteenth, it legislative committee was a duty, and did it. Cross. F.veutiially there will be a com- .' pected that the flrst regular business of the chamber them go but her boys John tion uy wnicn a noai loaaeu wiib nsn thia building will .be occupied by the of commerce will then be prepared to man, but be was her boy " Then 'Cam Dick mission appointed for service. session of the Inter.-Islan- Pan Pacific ... which arrives et the harbor mouth juat regular now" divi- Dick, the youngest, felt very blue. own position of classes and by the will be begun th,e give some idea to the. delegates of the John Marched Away after the harbor Is closed "My is that Field sions which conference during For once he forgot to tease his mother for the Representative Of Divi- for extra teachers bavj ( needed Federal and Territorial legis And so John marched away with night, could permitted to enter the Fourteenth been provided. lunch hour at the Commercial lut and for a whole week got into no mis- be and sion for Hawaii and the Far East, and When the seats in these when Governor McCarthy, president of lation and appropriations to carry on the loyal sons of Hammerville to do deliver its fish; for often When thi rooms have been proposed -- Dick chief. one of the main purposes of my visit filled, all applicants the Pan-Pacifi- Union, will drop the the harbor improvements. his duty. But Robert and felt happens the Japanese do not 'Irk tho nave 10 go on Wednesday "Mother," said Mr. Parsons in a viill be to assist in( the organization of win an ektgiDie list as gavel ami ueorge Uenison will afternoon a Bed Cross that they ought to do something; they trouble to try to preserve'the fish, bnt the director arfd worried tone, "something's up. Pick number in in. each room is to be session reception will be staged wanted to do their duty, but what was let it all spoil, as 1 work in tho various countries of the take the chair and rend a letter from is too good; something is wrong with often there .no Fur Knit. In additiohTo the position limited. John H. Bosseter outlining the desire on the lawn of h prominent citizen. itt ii c. " Funahou.'has been in Addresses will be from High School the lad." f t of Field liepruseiitati ve I am Aesoci-nt- e fortunate filling of the shipping board with regard to made by Red Cross Robert graduated ii cnti lien Inn witk ttiA Aiiklni tallna. All There was, and a day or so later its staff this year, of, the positions workers of several races from the dif- and then Informed his Mother that he try of the Islands two fin can-ucri- Director of Military Belief for the part Hawaii must play in preiiar a very stood the have been satisfactorily filled though ing ferent islands, and it ia hoped that must enlist. rebellious Pick manfully in Honolulu are Hawaii and tho Far Engl. Mr. Henry the Cross Roads of the Pacific to his and the pioneer of some teachers both new and old w,ill be of war lands in the evening Professor Jaguar will isn't as if I was a kid, Mother. before Father said: the new enterprise which o Thompson, tin expert in camp service after service to the "It I am going to work; I ran add, just be late for the opening Of school un- that and house more lecture to the public on our volcano. I'm bigger nnd stronger than many "Father, much more to .Hawki.'. ehttaettv fur is Director of Military Relief and I surround than get a job in the Hillside Mill and work will ussist him in less the special steamer to be provid- half the population of the globe. Thursday the Botary 'Club will be men. I just can't be n slacker. You' sustaining itself and putting la anoth- the organization of ed on war supplies. I can't be a slack- work with the American forces In by the Shipping Board comes to Representative of the steamship asked to cddpCrate id the Pan Pacific see my point, don t aon Mother." er icg in the prosierity column. School Sep-embe- r er; got to go and I'm going." Liberia. their relief. will open on companies Will address session, session ami after telling tho visitors But Mother didn't see his "point.'" I've this "So, Dick, that's the trouble, is it T ' 1 think my boy is man, enough Chance For Service ninth, ample provision having taking lead in the disciisstoh as to the just what the Rotary Club stands for, She saw her son full of eagerness to tackle been made for all of the teachers who In invite 'a five minute speaker from each to do his duty as he conceived it. but "Yes, Father." a hard job and win out. Besides, you " truest ions will immediately be ask part Hawaii is to play after war "VVlell, are likely to be I i I Dick, if it's best for you to can enlist into the Boys' Wbrking Bo ed as to the chan: c of in late ia arriving. commerce. The session will also in of We Other clubs to tell just how his was it his duty to got he best service Siberia. I go, I Ml not stand in the way, but prom serve part of the year and help feed No can be given is Three French Teachers elude papers giving reasons for nnd organization is of service to the com serve his country and his flag in that answer until it PunaboU will offer year ise me you won t do anything for u the soldiers. How about It, TDlekt' sure jiiNt what is needed. Thia applies this at least against making a free port of Houo munity. way t six years of French week or so that I can look into it." The lud squared his shoulder. "Yet," not only to field workers but to nurses, 'and will have three lulu. The delegates from the other In the afternoon, Boy Scouts ami She decided to And out what he French teachers. Thia will give French will Dick promised, and it was a long Father, I guess it's what I ought to do, hut it is certain, however, Hawaii islands will take part in the discus their friends be entertained at ought to do. If it was his duty to that Chief place among lan- week of waiting for him. Before the so I 'II stick to schoel and make Unci will receive due recognition. People the the foreign sion. the home of a citizen, and inter island fight at once well, she would do her guages, scond only to English. The Boy Scout talks be duty, and sejid him away with a smile week was out, however, Mr. Parsons Sam proud of me." writing to apply for service should do If it is possible to obtain the neces will the feature. to go a walk with him. plait provides that the emphasis shall It is proposed to ask on her lips, even if asked Dick for And so Pick saw his duty and did it. so define long so that their papers sary permits, those interested in liar the military Son set off together uml af- be placed on the teaching of French and schools to Bead crack companies to Training Corps Unit Father and How about youf Are you a Robert, can be sent on to Washington. bor enlargements, will be taken in few minutes Mr. Parsons said: that the language be developed aa far launches this session for examples in drilling. The Students' Army Training Corps: ter a John or Pick! "A man chosen is notified by wire during the afternoon on a Knew Who Baker Is you aa is reasonably possible throughout the tour of Honoltriu aild basins. In the' evening at Aala park, free The words stood out as it' written in whichever are, do your bit a noil full instructions given. Applying Kalitu "Dirk, who's the Secretary of they did and you will do thing school, Monday in- ndtio pictures of Pacific lands will letter of gold. Mrs. Parsons folded the beat 'dues not mean a man will be accepted evening, at dinner, tbo for and Mrs. Charles F. Schmtjtzler, Marie A. delegates from V. M. C. be shown. the newspaper with tremliliu fingers Wart" yourself for your 'country. It but owing to our situation folks have terracial the "Secretary Baker, of course," Pick is not do ofir Johnston and Paisy N. Newby are the of will The Friday session, beginning with nnd moved to the window and read always easy to duty, 'but probably a better chance than people A.'s the different islands meet answered with surprise." American boys teachers In 'this department. Miss for their session at Pan Pacific, or lunch on the roof garden will be de the item. This is what she read: have grit enough to from the mainland. No man asking the suppose he'd know as well as any- tackle a hard job and come Johnston is a graduate of Bodcliffo Nuuanu V. M. C. A. on voted to "The (Jood of and . . The experience of France "I out oa top. u Nalnry cu,n lie accepted. The Bed building Fort Hawaii" ". body what would help to win the war, Now, up you. College with 'six years experience in I'OO will conclude with Pro- and it's to Cross has on its lint more than it needs street, where about guests will be the Inter Island Fiiuland has shown us the urgency wouldn't het" teaching French ia New England high motion Committee .rally of training pur young men, of eneour-"iiu- no full volunteers are given the pref--'eienc- entertained and instructed. meeting. he schools; Mias Newby ia a graduate of who "Sure, would." Transportation expenses and Balboa Day In the afternoon at the Pan Pacific al' possibly can, even at Dick, Secretary Baker says the Uuiveraity of California and a clubhouse on Hotel a sacrifice, to college or uni- "Well, living expenses are often provided, bat Tuesday, Beptetnber 17, Is Balboa street there will attend most useful thing a high school Keep iTit teacher of experience. Both have stud- be food so n the or not a salary. Day, observed this year by a conservation session, at versity as to provide body of is finish his ihe ied abroad. which ladies boy can do to course." "(iood men applying for service In gatherings in cities entirely around the the in charge will serve trained leaders and specialists who, Dick was at this. new foods to the both may silent France, Italy or Siberia will eventually Honolulu en Ocean add even in Washington, Dis- delegates and visitors. during and after the war, you know who's President, Daily from frequently have the In at Bishop efficiently meet needs. "Do Straggle bo taken, ami this is 'particularly when go. When trict of Columbia. the evening Square it is the Nation's tree others can't proposed show motion we scud young men Dickt" true of physicians. There is need now is mentioned immediate- Following precedent' the Tan-Pacifi- to pictures taken "If nil, jmr to your fooling, Father," Dick Hawaii people on the, different islands. France, we "Stop of children's doctors. The Y. W. C. A. ly say: id where Union will senfl! its' speakers of all races cripple Qur,, future, for the laughed. 'Oh, that the place Good Roads Lunch young men nnd women of today ami Y. M. C. A. are both sending out they have done such work to the public schools in the morning have President Wilson says: 'Both wonderful Saturday noon there will be a to guide the "Well, urgent calls fur assistance. in Red Cross Liberty, Loans. tn explain to the pupils juBt who Hal at destinies of our country the present demands of the wbt emer- and flood Roads lunch on the in the strenuous fight Mursea for Servire "It is inspiring to visit Mr. Dawson, boa was and why his birthday is hon roof garden for commercial gency arfd the prospective demands of Pan-Pacifi- when director Jack Bale'h in behalf of development thnt will follow the wnr. " Wnshiiigton has decided to send the chairman of the war council; Mr. ored around the ocean as c the necessary readjustments inevitable the Trail and Mountain Club "Moreover, re- these nurses from here to France. This Davisson of Civilian Belief, Mr. Cutler, lay. will take the administration to follow emphasize the need of provid- charge of rent Of alizes value of college is done out of compliment to the Red head the Fourteenth The big Pan Pacific event of the the the day, and the the trained men ing in full measure for the education of Division, and cloning festivities of Pucilic for officers- - more Cross Hawaiian Chapter bh the wait splendid workers. The personnel day will be tile Balboa luncheon on the Pan than eighty percent of all people.' That includes you, other conference. At.fhe Cdnelusion of the of officers today are college men and nurses in roof garden, when is ' ' " -- mg liit fur the I'nited States of the Red Cross is remarkably high the it expected Dick, you know. K VIA I fwr. rArsuMP how-ee- flood Roads lunch' an auto run will the colleges can not graduate men i is long. The nnrses from here, that remarks will be made by the Again Dirk made no reply. m m throughout, and it is a privilege to be made to Haleiwa, .M be-- i and everyone with quickly enough to meet the govern- Commis- S. will have to wait their tdrh, such men. secretaries 'of the Inter Island cham the United States You confer with an auto is welcome. ment 's "Who's can't hfford to b laid nb with :iuse the steamers are now booked full is bers of commerce, of every race, There will be demands for oAicers. sioner of F.ducatiouT" sore, "Camp service looked upon as an outing on of 'make aching kidney in these day of of workers chosen before our nurses. of just what each Organization the grounds the hotel, "To clear to the high school Claxton, isu 't high prices. a very important part the Red Cross an outing banquet followed by a dance, graduates "Mr. het" Some occupation bring tin1 future nurses shall Jrpply in much stands for and how it ii Of aervb'e nnd those equally prepared And After the War kidney "in hud Headquarters are relieved at the the what is troubles; almost any work the ordinary way and when needed ia to Hawaii and to tho Winning ef the dinner outdoor enthusiasts their duty, the war depatmeut He says: 'When the war is makes that it being carried on here. Our wil diseourse. A has "Yes. weak kidneys worn. If yoa fifty will be wired for. Nurses from is war. The consuls of Pacific lands camping place will created the Students' Army Train over there will be made upon us such fuel all first obligation of course to our own be at beach ing Corps. In tew tired the time, an,d suffer be- heie are more apt to be sent to Sibe- are also being requested to say a few prepared Waimea and a words, this is demands for men and women of knowl- sides with lame soldiers. many of the auto parties have already what it means. "back, sharp 'pain, ria than France, and nurses volun- k' Washington is thrilling with its words at the gathering, It Which it edge as hsve never before come to any di.v spell, headaches and disordered if to is expected that ev'ery elub and com indicated that they will camp here, for "A student enlisted in the Students' country. There will be equal need for teering accepted, are subject thousands of uniforms of all colors and oh Sunday kidney action, use Doanb Backache i the traihflers in the party Army Training Corps is in h mm ii iiii-- t to iiimv cantonments. The One feels menial organization in the islands will military a much higher average of intelligence Kidney Pills. may every nationality. war there, intend ascending Waimea canyon, while sen ice of the United It save a attack of three nurses leaving from here will but outside of Washington itself I have its delegates present. States. Because for citizenship than has ever been nec- rheumatism, dropsy. Wart trouble or the 'swimmers will live in the surf. he does not receive psy he i classed proluilily go inside of two mouths, how don't think Hawaii can be beaten." Tuesday afternoon a reception will essary until now. The world will havo Plight's disease. Poan's bate helped I Tan-I'- Sundew a visit will be made to the as on inactive hot in a na- in in h inside don't yet know. w. s. s. - be held at the beautiful Japanese service, to be rebuilt and American college men thousands back to BovsHndustiial School in re- health. "(Jeorve Carter is now assisting Dysentery. he gardens adjoining I.iliubkalani time for tional emergency the Piesiilent may and women must assume a large part Your Buck Treatment for ligious services, and then run him at time "When is Remem- Mi. Cutler in Washington and will Colic park on Kuakini street. Later there the dill any to active rr of the task.' You can't be a college ber Chamberlain's and Diurrhoea around the ifcland will be continued, vice. He is the Name." (Don't simply ask for later be given service in France. His Remedy followed by a dose of will be a press dinner and session here, called to service man until vou graduate from high a kidney remedy ask Yor castor everyone iu Koolau, being expected to each summer when he distinctly work in Washington during the terrible oil will effectually cure most stub- and to close the evening there will be uttends camp .school. " Doan's Backache Kidney the keep open house. for si weeks and Pills and take heat of August menus something. He born case of dysentery. is espe n session of folk songs and dances receives the pay of Pick gave a little sigh. "I guess no other). Ponn 'a' It Every organisation of ery race iu a private. Backache Kidney is ii cut hiiHiiisf ic as ever. ciully good for summer diurrlinen in on the roof gnrden of the Ybiing. you're right. Father. Sny, but it's Pills arc soi l by all druggists and Store- Hawaii is invited tn take part in the to i Appreciating Hawaii chllilreu. sale by all Hen Needed Legislation "His relation the draft as tough to have to stick in school keepers, or will be mailed on For denlers. discussions if the Pan Pnciflc Inter follow s: receipt of " lleudiiiiarters et Washington thinks son, Smith A Co., Ltd., agents for Ha- Wednesday though." price by the Holllster Drug or the Ad Club begin the Island Conference, their delecatea will " Any so in Co, most highly of Huwuii, and people waii. student enlisted, though "Of course it is, Pick. You've got Beuson - Smith & Adv. l'au Pacific session of the day with au be welcomed. the Co., agent for the military en ice of the I uited as hard a job as Jouu or Robert, but Uawaiiau Island. ( Advertisement HAWAIIAN - GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1918. -S- EMI-WEEKLY. tooftowLv stock txc:x::snn ttl LABOR LEADER IS ACTIVE VOLCANO it. BREVITIES' IS AtJtU 191ft1 HAWAIIAN Honolulu t i'. Hi GAZETTE V,Hi The Hawaiian llifman Society will FOOD ' CONTROLLER FIRE ' MATHEfcON, SD3-WEEU- meat oa Wednesday morning at half av ! RODERICK 0. EDITOR TUESDAY MORNING, THE ADYttTEEX'S Y ..ONLY EOREST rrocx pant ain at the Library of Hawaii. i. SEPTEMBER 3, 1918. will he initiated at Bis candidates' - Vl;i.v,.,'ir;''. f th regular meeting ef Excelsior Lodge Successor of Lord Rhondda Had Eureka, California Sends Report No. 1, I. O. O. F, thia evening, half Humble v bf ' Pfefaare For the Drive Far different has been the conditions which the pant aevn. Start and Hard Great Eruption and Then , aaacANtlLi Allies have been forced to meet in their advances. 81 Loul College wilt open its 1018-10- Road To Travel Over, Contradicts It AUn. HsMwtn, Ltd. ....ICTI each offensive and before, every phase C. It school year this morning, being isrvwer .,.t.,..wo ...... a. I BEFORE Between Soissona and.Rheims they were called ' f. the fiphring forces in Europe flrat 1X)$V6S; ' fcAN ' S upon to attack, troops :t,ht were, .closely. 'Concen- the city edecational institution to Angisjf FKANCI8CO, Hoptember begin Ita, work. The government school Press)r-- ?Jaek,f rJ-- (Associated Pres)-t-Repor- ts Preston make their preparations, they take stock of and f r Clynes, ! bf Kwa Plantation trated. Similar conditions have been , from will open on September 10. ';', met Clynes, England's new food controller, Peak having become aa actlv volcano lisiksj Musjar IV supplies e mnrcrtratc their forces, their and their Soissons north almost to Yprea Yet the Allies, The Hawaiian Band will give a pub-li- ia .violent .eruption came from Eureka, Ilssr Arrell I',. y g is called by old comrades, la weTTkaowa Ilsw'h And as the military does abroad so eoneert at seven-thirt- thin evo-nin- If this state yesterday, and Caused Court Hngnrvo. ::::: resnt.rci's. at a cost which is smaller than they suffered, while in theNUnited rep- Haw'a Kurar l.'o should' the civilian's 'do at home. When the soldier at the Palama Pumping Btation. State when he hat considerable excitement. Later it de- llviI'MU miss, l'u, ...... on the defensive, have defeated the enemy every- cireult Judge Heen will rail the resented the British Labor Party .at veloped that a forest fire waa the sole Ilonoma ag. Co...... ::!::Z rocs over the top he exerts every ounce of energy criminal calendar nine o'clock to- Vasta of tb rumor. MMtchlnson Ha. Plaat. . where along the lines and effected cumulative at various international conferences. - By Kshuka Plantation Co. .. he do so win. is morrow morning, when cases will be Th "Eureka report said that Pres- Bug. possesses, he must to The time gains of terrain that run high up into thousands birth and work he la man Kekaha C. . .,... tVt) set for trial. a of the ton. Peak, forty miles west of there Kqlo uf. Co. , ...... coming for the folk at home to use every ounce of of square miles. people. Lord Bhondda, kia predecessor, had Suddenly developed into an active MrllrTd Ruirsr Co., l4d... Oshu Miliar Co ,. '28 "2 energy that they possess for the United States was a groeer'a ton. Clynes ia the ton volcano and that from the crater Olaa Hutar Co, Ltd. From the Marne north the Allied line has been r will, at the close of the month, launch its greatest of a laborer. Which it had developed there was as- Onontea Hns-s- Co advanced since the middle of July a distance of ysabSayTosi cending a column of rocks, ashes, lava faanhaa nag. Plant C.. drive, and the people of llawaii-ne- i are to be called He is a bright, rather aaderaiaed, fsHltc Hnirar Mill ...... fully twenty miles at points. l$rtfc';ifiif Somme, and amok to a height of 500 feet. Pal Plantation Co iio" iao" upon to go over the top. On September 28 the man ' Hit frail Later investigation showed that Pepeekeo Hor Co incc advance on that sector started the Allies f there waa' a forest fire of considerable Pioneer Mill Co 'aiii "mi. nation will start the campaign for the flotation of physique is probably the heritage of Ksn Co. have pushed forward an equal distance. Along sic raging on.ihe mountain. Carlos Milling .. in its in seas hard labor in boyhood, for ha. began Walslna Aarctl. Co 'ii" 'mU the largest loan history. the Lys the British have gone forward ten miles themjth wsiiuku bus;. Co m ...7. at the age of ten In an Oldham milt I He fore launching an offensive the fighter does MISCBLLANBOUa at more than one point. And in the Arras sector Out of hit meagre aavlnga he paid FATE not give way to doubts and to fears. He knows On ffnrtaa Dev. the old Hindenburg line has been crossed on a Schooner Reef Off Christmas for a course In a night school, and OKENIP ; Ot., Ltd. ... his strength will be taxed to the limits of endur- it it Kiisrls Copier M. Co. .., 4 4 front nearly ten miles in length. Island Skipper Reaches Fan- told of him thai one he waa oa the Haiku K. & P. Co., Pfd... in 23 ance but he prepares to stretch that endurance. point of being discharged by hit mill Haika r. P. Co., Cos.. Bapaume was at the mercy of the Allies a week ning and Tells Disaster Haw. Con. Ri. 7 A..., So in Hawaii and throughout the nation the hose for being fonnd buried ia aa Eng- Haw. Coo. Itr. B..., 1 '! ago. Now it has been captured and the line es- lish grammar while at work. Whea Haw. Con. Ry. Com watchword must now be "Loan to the Limit." tablished miles Advices just received here tell of still in hia teeim, a, press biographer Hawaiian Rlectrle Co. ., three further east. Peronne was Ilaw'n Pineapple Co 4IV4 Vfe second-han- d Hawaii is going over the top. It can do so, it is three-matte- d relates, he bought a diction- still the Iom of the Taabel May, a NEW YORK, 2 (Associ- Hon. H M. Co.. Ltd. . ii then threatened and although in the hands of ary and spent September Bon. Qas 100 100 ; txpcctrd to do so and it will meet expectations. It schooner, which several months copying Co, btd. the foe the advance extends more than a mile struck a reef it from beginning to end. way ated Press) Implied contradiction of Hob. K. T. U Cot 124 east In this Inter-Islan- will be it be off August 1 the reports of the death of Nikolai d B. N. Co. . 180 not easy but must done and that Austro-Hungaria- n Christmas Island and was he acquired the vocabulary which of the city. reinforcements have he Lenine, Bolsheviki Mutual Telephone Co. . . ITU be wrecked. The used with hia leader, are contain- Oshn R. L. Co 14(1 which must done can be done. Teasel's master, Captain remarkable precision ia ed ia been unable to stem the tide! Roye was still in Henry public speeches. The books he atudied the Bussian telegraph despatches Pahanf Rubber Co. ... After attending a national Liberty Loan con- - Jones, teaened Fanmeg Island which reached Amsterdam yesterday Helama-Dlndln- a, P4. . the hands of the Teutons and now the advance is were the works of economists, phil- Mam (80 . with newa of the lose of his command and which said that he was out n'f Pd.t 10 ferencc, George A. Van Smith, manager of pub- osophers, poets Car-lyl- e, Taajoaf Olak eight miles beyond it. Noyon has been passed by and dramatists. danger. M Rubber CJ atti licity of the twelfth federal reserve district, in August 8 after a week's voyage in a Mill, Hhakespeare and the Bible Manges received in Loudon a mile or more. The Drccourt-Quea- nt line has small aid that the assailant of Lenine Was BONDS boat manned by three Tahitians. were his chief delight. t .. which Hawaii is inclined, sounds a ringing call to . a woman, Dora Kaplan, prominent in is He became era-tor"- Beach Walk I. been flanked. The Lys salient wiped out and Captain Jonea was suffering from hun- known as a "boy revolutionary affairs. b. BH.. the people of the district in issuing the following A. friend relate tbia incident! Hamakaa Dltcb Co, oa . the end of the advance is not yet in sight. ger and thirst at the end of his peril- Haw. Ry. 0 "Clynes and an Irishman used to go Con. rtattment: It is along the Ailette River where Americans ous trip. Ho far aa ia known here the Haw'a IrrCo, s. IV crew of the Ysabel May is still strand- together to the seclusion of a spaeioua Haw. Ter. 4 Rf. 1806.. pot "Rich and poor must save, save now and keep arc fighting quarry, rude nd wind-haunte- and Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp 1100 shoulder to shoulder with the French ed on Christmas Island. Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4 on doing it if we are to support our army that is that some of the most important, although not the The Ysabel May was owned by there praetiae upon each other the art 100V there and the army that must go in the next Father Bougier. a French priest, who of public speaking." Haw. Terr"! 8H 8V cm longest gains have been made. Here the foe has At twenty-tw- o Clynes waa the or- Hllo Gas Co, Ltd. OT jfw months to make certain that the balance of also owns Christmas Island. It is be- Honokaa Hot. Co, been swept from the Juvigny plateau and their lieved he will attempt to salvage the ganizer for the Lancashire district of Hon. (las Co, Ltd.. 6s . IIS) to . hia Ktual 101 man power is on our side" says Van Smith. "Ap-- Crecy-au-Mon- -- the "General Workers' Uaioa"and Rr. Co., s line from t. wreck but nis aueeeas is doubted. & extends Crouy to From success was such he made a name Manoa I. !., j roxirnately one half of the income na-- , The loss of the Yaabel May is the that McBryde Hugsr Co, 5 net of the the plateau the Americans and French have a in the labor, world. For a long period fourth chapter In this year's story of (Concluded from Pag 1) Mutual Tel. lis 100 thii for the next eleven months must be loaned to clear view of Chemin-des-Danr- Ridge con- he has beeu the president of the Na- Oshn R. A L. Co.. S Km 100 inou fof a marine disasters ia the South Beaa, the On the line between Bapaume and nap;. 104 il-- tional Union bf General Workers and uiDu jo. tins government. That Is income after the pay- schooners Baxter, John Murray Olaa Hug. Co.. 1 2 siderable distance along it. . and Federation of Peronne two wide sections of the front of bur- Annie Larsen having been wrecked la chairman of the National were advanced, one PadHo Guano at . Co asfins ment taxes and this means that the heavier Unions, which represent gain including the Baa Carlo Milling.f 1104 Indications Sunday morning were that , the 're- those waters la the past few months. Laborers' tow Le den must fall on those with the most money. repreaented of Transloy, on the Bothunn inforced, Arter a complete overhauling, the 750,000 workers. He has road, three and a miles enemy may be able to hold the center British labor intereeta in Canada, half southeast BBTWUn BOASttf . . "The ship building program must be continued Ysabel May left Honolulu last (Spring. Of Bapaume. On same long enough to permit of a more orderly retire- France, Germany, Holland and other the front, four ' Haw'n Pines. 20. 10, 42.50; McBrrde, 40, .'. to enable the United States to retain the foreign Hhe waa bound for Christmas Island milna nearer Peronne, the British clear- 7.S7U; Olaa. too, 6.00; Walalua, 2S. 24.IM. ment than has been in progress and for time load countries. foothojd that a to copra whea she hit the reef. ed the enemy from the wood of BV NOABD BALM trade the war has given us. The national Captain Henry has bad He was elocted to parliament from a the northern and the southern flanks will see the Jones rather Pierre Vaast, depriving the Germans of llaw n Cons. "A", 14. 2.60. program and the post war re- a Manchester district in 1900, and four i war expenditures more intense fighting, remarkable seafaring career. He another strong point for defense, UIVIIEM the American forces being has figured in a number of WTecka and years later he became iveechalrman of in the day, between two quire 24 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending com- these places, August 1, 191M. the Labor Party in the house of Sallly-Sallise- mgaged on the southerly flank. during the present War has had one the town of l was taken, Haiku .1100 next June. About 15 billions must be borrowed mons. Appointed Parliamentary Sec- Kekaha Reports throughout the week have been that of hia commands captured and aunk by w. aa. ?.00 and generally the country is ready. the Uermans and was aboard a steam- retary to the Ministry of Food a year Koloa the Allied losses are small ago, he once won the respect and I'ala . . . 1.IP0 comparatively for the er which waa torpedoed in the Eng at I'loueer . .20 , "The fourth loan will be a greater thing than confidence of the controller and became gains of terrain, prisoners, guns, munitions and lish channel. August S. 1IH8. , world and it sub- -' Lord Bhondda'a chief lieutenant the ever attempted must be supplies have C. H. that been secured and a comparison . A speak of II. Co.. '. writer in the Observer -- ..$" ethed. As to states outside of California in this of the British losses with those of the ' Clynes as British labor's "Intellectual Houoiuu ...... '....,.. .30 past few HIGHLY 10, 1918. district the managers of the Oregon campaign pur- - RETAIL TRADES. TO PRODUCTIVE August months show this to be the case. When the sum lamplighter." H. i .) pose to put over the Oregon campaign in Oaliu i so three total of German losses, in prisoners and guns Peeekeo JSJ dayij'and they leKeve it can b done without so- Walalua .20 alone, "tere announced it will afford material for .H.8ALT LAKE CITY, August 24 (As O. U. it L. Co. .03 licitation. The State of Washington committee some interesting comparisons. seeiated Press) Wheat seed, estimated v. 'August sbrfrtfc' believes" Ihe" cafiljJaigri' "will require not to to be 1000 years old which waa plant- B , ...... tl.O exceed The present combat is AtGnomes . . . .20 rapidly growing into a ed in a community war garden in this a week. conflict secure positions H. A. Co 71... to of strategic advantage The question of what participation LI IS QUOTED city for experimental purposes, bus Hawaiian Electric . . . i.oo Uugela ... .01 Vk "The educational period for the loans has pass-- ' which can be used to best advantage in the Spring commerce in proved most successful, according to an the chamber of shall have August 81, 1918. ed. It has resolved itself into meeting duty on the of 1919. Until recently announcement just made by W. J. New- this advantage has been the practical side of "Fire Holiday" man, a former city councilman Here. Ewa ....i $ .20 exact terms of that duty and this can be done with- with the Germans General on October 9, will be considered by the 20 The seed was Kauiiku HI but this condition Foch LONDON, August (Associated found in ruins of the Haw'n Ploes . 80 out any form of the real sacrifice that the people has been rapidly changing and in the past week board of retail trades at a special meet- Press) In the course of a hearing in cliff dwellers in Southern . Utah by I. I. K. N. Co Til Prof. Byron Cummings, formerly with C. Brewer Co 2 00 ;of England, France and Belgium have had to he has immeasurably strengthened his armies in ing to be held this afternoon. tho Pri.o Court yesterday, Sir Samuel Honolulu Gas C 60 Qovernor McCarthy, in a the University of Utah. H. B. at M. Co. (Capital dividend).... 6,00 make. Such sacrifice as the American people have this respect. proclaiming Kvans drew the attention of the At- De Prevention Holiday," asked the The seed was presented to the NOTUB to make will be made in profits." "Fire torney (leneral to a legal dictum of sert Museum. It was found ii! a Monday. September 2, belug a legal The German retirement does not appear to be at chamber of commerce what it could do holiday, there will be no session of this w. a. a. toward taking hold of the observance. President Lincoln. tightly scaled bottle of Indian origin Exchange. an end. On the contrary it is indicated and Professor Cummings said was ub that it The question waa put up to the beads Hir Kamuel, examining a law book, BCOABl QUOTATIONS will be wider, deeper and more sweeping than had of board of retail trades and the came across a manuscript note and said, viously of great age possibly 1000 Jun at, 1918 the, 88 analysis The Week in the War meeting of members was decided on. see I have here a note from Presi- years. Mr. Newman was given ten beet (do advice). been hoped and that the end of the summer cam- "I kernels to experiment with. These Parity the Lys salient practically wiped out paign will The holiday will be a "clean up" dent Lincoln's lost speech." President 90 Cent. (For Haw.) Sugars 8 035 find them still on the defensive against Honolulu, when Lincoln was only American Presi- were planted on May 10 of this year QUOTATION WITH the II rit ish and with the Franco-America- n day for yards and the not BDB8H an Allied force that is flushed with victories and back alleys will be cleared of every- dent, he was also a lawyer. He stated: and cultivated in a ccnmunity war Aug. 22, 1918 by Mr. Mlngapore 23.51 Vij troops in positions that virtually flank the thing that will tend to assist a confla- " is, 1 believe, a principle of garden Newman's '.in. confidence and constantly gaining in man power. 'It Of ten nine grew. The New York (No quotation). Germ ii s on the Aisne and along the Chemin des gration, and at the same tinio will aid law that when one party to a contract the teed, w. a. a. In Siberia there has been seen some fighting nir.e produced sixty niiiu heads of gra n Dam. ndge and a considerable breadth of coun- the sanitation work of the board of violates it so grossly as to destroy the with the advantage in favor of the Allied forces. health. object for which it is made, the other averaging seventy fii kernels to the foe head, a total 5175 ! are try t clear of the between these sectors, The advance is in party may rescind it.' erurl. Thoe progress and thus far, since the 1858 being preserved for further experi- NEW YORK STOCKS .; the v :ir map of the Western front wears a great "The speech was made in and campaign may be said to have really commenced is called the lost speech." ments to determine their productivity. change from its aspect of a week ago. Foch's tac- - HLWMljffffl The kernels are about ihree times the the Bolsheviki and their Airstro-Germa- n allies w. a s. NEW YORK. Brpteiuber l- -( Associated ,tics, call tlu-- nibbling or punching as one will, size of Turkey roil wheat kernels, and Preas) Following are the opening an, have at no time and at no place been able make I'wi closing iuotatlpo of New of to HAPPY REUNION SEEN already a number of inquires sa'n stocks in the continue tremendous cumulative success. He a reach- i'ork Market yesterday. successful stand. However this campaign is but AT NEUFVHATEL STATION pies from scientific farmers have is keeping the foe guessing and much of the time URGED BY WESTERVELT ed Mr. Newman. just in the launching and much larger forces will lOpea- - I rio-- I Fritz is guessing wrong. lag tn be required to carry out the program. BKRNK, August 20 (Associated is'aVopted For more than six weeks the Allies have been Press) Neufehatel railway station fox AmerliHii Htitfiir Ho Of more importance than gains made, of them- Dr. W. D. WVstervolt, who is a station was the scene of a happy meet- PAKIH, August U'O (Associuted Allien, su Heel (St'A TO on the offensive without even so much as a day volunteer at headquarters, lie Press) A transportation unit of ,the Associate Oil Mt 04 selves, on any of the fronts is the fact that Ger- draft ing the other day, when a special train Alaska Gold 8(4 j of interruption, without anything has even lieves there is absolute necessity for Germany linited .States Aviation kervHce has American I no that many's hopes of being able to present came in bringing back from ohv. peace terms the appointment of an appeal agent, a number of French civilians who had adopted as a mascot a, fox presented to. American Tel. A Tel. resembled a lull. In fact the two main phases of American Kinelter . . which might be accepted, are completely eliminat- such as is provided for in section 4J from of the by a French poilu at Chateau the offensive, that from the Marne to the Vesle been deported the North unit American Steel Kilry. ed. With Germany in retreat, and on the defensive of the selective service regulations, France and detained in Germany since Thierry. Hergcant A. W. Berger, of Atchlxoii Hallway and that in l'icardy and into Flanders have over-laptx-- which reads as follows: the licKimiiiig of the war. A French New York Citv, has taken charge of the Auseouaa Conner the Prussians are in no position to present peace ItuMwIu Locuuiottve 9:1 care for of the released in . nv-'- In this the tactics of the Allies have "To the interests prisoner, but interned fox. lUltlmorn A Ohio . 5i demands to the Allies. They are now in the first ignorant registrants . . . and where Hwit.crlauil, found among the passen- w. a a. Bethlehem Steel "B" dilTered'radicall v from those employed by the it appears that such persons will not his wife aud five children whom California Petroleum 1H(J IH stages of being forced into the receptive mood gers Central Leather 09 70 Prussian war lords in what they were pleased to take appeals, due to their own non he had not seen siuce August, 1914, E Canadian l'acltlt-C- . from which final peace may be brought. M. I call their "supreme offensive." culpable ignorance; to inform them and of whom he had no news except ft m. Pau 01 01K w. a. a of their rights and assist them to enter a vague report that tbey had biea de- Colo. Fuel ft Iron 47 41 of a Crucible Hteel ... H7 68( The tactics the Germans took the form of appeals to the district board; and to ported. Cuba Hugar Cane 8H4 31 series of tremendous blows, of which, until investigate and report upon local mat Erie eouiuiun .... 15$ 15 each (taneral Kleetrlc ah a ' ters which are submitted for their in- the final defeat on the Marne, carried them for-- ,' PASSING HOUR Ueuerai Motors (uew) 13oC vestigation and report by local or dis- STAR fWeRSHING Ureal Northern l'td. ward in long sweeps. Between these blows there trict boards." Intornatloual Nickel .. 29V4 MS V. 8. luleruatloual Harvester 128 128 "came lulls, periods that were devoted to prepara-- i Next station Lens. He believes that with the coming Hear Admiral Hugh Rodman, Industrial Alcohol registration of men between the ages N, who, according to an announcement Kenuecott Conner ::::: 3 tion, to reorganization, to the bringing up of fresh Lehigh Valley Hallway of eighteen aud forty five it will be ON CHEYENNE FLAG recently mado by tne navy department, 742 j forces and the placing of heavy W actu- New York Ceutral 74 artillery. ith the stroke of a pen America's available absolutely necessary to have such an ia in command of the battleships t'enusylvauls 44 44 In contrast to this Foch strikes now at one man power was increased by appeal agent on duty at headquarters. l.l.rl,,- ally operating in Kuropean waiters,' is Ksy Consolidated 24 24 thirteen million. men. of sn old Kentucky family which has Heading couiinou tW 91 point, again at another and then consolidates all Hepiihllcau lrou Com. 3T S3 furnished many valuable men to both 87 OHKYKNNK, Wyoming, September 1 Koiitheru Pacltlc ...... 87 of his gains into one advance alon a front of Watchful waiting will ANN UALTENCILSALE the Army and the Navy. Htudebaker 42 4 not cultivate and harvest l . . (Associated Press) From la front of-- Admiral was graduated with ulled Htataa Kiiltber t2 92 greater or lessjtxtent, again consolidating a se-- Hixlinan Texas Oil 16a 1M the next sugar crop. It takes labor to do that. 18H2 ries of general gains. 'Thus the Teuton gains Kt. Mark 's Kpiscopal church here the Naval Academy class of and t'nlted Htates Hteel ... 110 111 stli in- has consequently been in active service rtah 8 83 Moats a service Hag that has more HD seemed of greater extent but by comparison it will aix which upwards WeMtern I'lilou 84 Xo chain is stronger than its weakest point and IS QUITE SUCCESSFUL terest than any other in this section for thirty years, of W'estlughouse 43 43 be. seen that the Allies in less than half the time the democratic of the middle west, for it carries one of twenty nine years have boon spent chain has one very weak Link. at sea. Bid d tUnquoted. in bright blue star standing all alone . employed by the Germans their drive have re- At the Naval Academy, tho man a. a. above the rest in honor of General Chamberlain's Cough Remedy covered far more than half of the terrain which At result of anuual pencil sale eommao'der-ia-ehie- who is the ,bottom of the "We are all enlisted men, members of a 'its John .1. Pershing, f graduated at single which was held on Haturday morning This remedy has no superior as a Germans captured and at a loss far smaller in nun army of many of the American Expeditionary Foreea his class is known as the " anchor" parts and with many tasks but com- the Fruit and Flower Hoeioty received in man. Hodman missed this by just one cure for colds, croup and whooping power. " France. Permission to add this manded by a single obligation. $530 for its fund. This year's sale star to this flag was given by General number, but even then he stood well cough. Why is the Allied advance so much slower than President Wilson in his Labor Day came after a one year's intermission I'erHliing. in gunnery, seamanship and the profaa It line been a favorite with mothers Proclama- a year with many other calls was from of young children for almost forty was that of the enemy is a that has been tion. for bko, (ieneral I'ershiug's connection with sional studies, though he far pustion upon the people, funds were raised in ('heyeuue is one of sentiment, for it being a mathematician. years. asked on this side of the water as well as oxer-sea- s other ways. It is recognized, however, was here the romance began which re- He is a classmate of Virc Admiral Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cau and the answer is simple. Massing immense America's that the work of this society in bright- sulted in his marriage to Misa Francis Hinis and Rear-Admira- l Niblark and always be depended upou and is pleas "insignicant" army has been hitting ening lot in hospitals and uut forces in manner which the of folk K. Warren, daughter of United States it is noteworthy that these three mem to take. a marvelously concealed the Kaiser some hard swats in the Juvigny sector homes for the sick is important and Henator Francis E. Warren. Mrs. Per- hers of this class are all on duty in It not only eures colds and grip, but their plans, the Teutons crushed into lines of Brit- - for the past few days. should go on in war time as JH'H as shing, with her three little daughters Kuropa and that all three of thuin prevent their resulting iu pneumonia. ish and French that were woefully thin. These in peace time. W was liurneil to death in a fire at Pre- received their promotions through se Chamberlain's Cough Remedy con Mrs. A. W. T. Bottomley, in au sidio, Hau Francisco, while the gen- lection for merit and not in the or tains no opium or other narcotic and they overwhelmed and swept before them by sheer Spain was not bluffing after all. When she said nouncine the amount reported in, do eral was on the Mexican border. It dinary rourse of seniority. may be given as confidently to a child ' numerical weight and at a sacrifice of life and body she would take interned ships in comoensatioii .he sired to extend thanks td all those was in the picturesque church over For three years Admiral Hodman as to an adult. For sale by all dealers. Which no Other people would be willing to make, really it. . who assisted the sale either ia the which the Pershing star floats that was raptain of the yard at the Hono- Benson, Hmith 4 Co., Ltd., agents for meant I selling or the purchasing of pencils their funeral services were held. lulu naval station. Hawaii. Adv. '. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY,4 SEPTEMBER 3, 1918. SEMI-WEEKL-

REGISTRATION DAY Fighting the Htin Has Its RAYMnfin FNns his nFi fratf kiimid FRIENDS GATHER HELP FROM ORIENT lr ktblsUI I I mm IIVIIIU WORK SHOULD BE: BIG ISLAND TOUR DEFENDS RECORD AT SIDE OF GRAVE ONLY SOLUTION DP KSiiv vjeuruneeS jl' ur i nam EASIER HANDLED Candidate'.' .Hat Assurances of Full Text of Speech Received Funeral Ceremonies Over Ashes HAWAII'S PRQBLEIV1 Meriting from the trenches where be was on. Guns, big. little and other- Strong Support False From Hilo Shows Candidate of Mrs. Dole Are Beautiful Is la"BifS..wise Hp. Then commend of a signal torps com- nnod the tanks began Reports Are Spread Made Out Strong Case In Their Simplicity Draft Officials, Anticipating pany, Capt. K. H. Fuller, Member of to nose out and get from sight in the the Scri- -' the Honolulu Elka has seat home brush. Then, everything una quiet with Albert Horner Points Out Man Power Bill Passage Dr. James H. Raymond, candidate The rhetorics! of polltlrisl big Within the ' document which la point of absorbing tljo. exception of the little1 noise made thunder little mission cemetery ousness of Industrial Sit- - ; Have Been Busy Interest and humor by (BOO'eannoil sending and 5I0 for the Dcmoeratie nominstion for dele guni reverbcrntrt! In'dtherwis pcteefill In the shadow of the imposing old richness of it the coming uation In Islands eoual nf anvtkino niit11aht K . In, (ahootiag'wur wa . gate to congress, will arrive in Hono- Hilo last Thursday night, waen Dele- ceral church of Kawaiahao, where Work AU, Undone LEGAL RULINQWILL of the maialaad perlodloela. Hie let.J lulu this morning' after completing a gate' Kuhlo, senator 8. U Desha and have been buried the men and women tor was burned gasoline up down ONE LINE WEAKENED addressed to Deputy Collector "I and the vigorous and satisfactory campaign on W. PREVENT CONFUSION f Internal Revenue noon. I James Russell, candidate for the raissionsries since the rfospel was first Haana. Captaia road till about coined some TO STRENGTHEN OTHER ' Fuller baa a.Jarge circle of friends ta new east wordt ton, while doing it. the Island of Hawaii. Doctor Raymond Republican senatorial nomination, open- brought to Iftiwsil from New England has been making a winning fight in Rights of Aliens Carefully Gone Honolulu, formed while be waa station- Ten thousand trucks, sud what seemed hie ed their campaigns in Big Island 't cap- in Ifii'O, the ashes of Mrs. Anna Pren- ed w'itb eorpe like wagons got in my 'on"",t Blnst Link McCandless for ital city. tice Cate Dole, were laid Demand tbe signal here. Hit per- 50.000 way and I away yester For Food For World Intq.and No Injustice Can sonal experiences ta bad to be cussed out of the nomination and made a larire num Delegate Kuhio lannched a counter dav afternoon w ith blossoms of the1 recent lighting and the wav. At her Such All since he got into the thick of things 4:.l(l I started with my idc of friends and supporters on his tttaek against his political enemies aad golden shower tree henped upon That Prejudices Result From ignorance car and swing around Big Island the will be found "typically American." to the new piece up the Although made a rather full and unequivocal polished wood case that enclosed th Should Be Buried At Once truck the road, Doctor Raymond is widely known Following ia Captain Fuller's letter: some Ave or six miles. Kstnblishcd sn on declaration of his' personal platform bronre urn. Yesterday the President signed the OiiIhi anil Maui, thia was the first nit. "Dear Markt exchange and Ivokcd mound s bit. I principles, according to The Hilo Trib- It was n touching element of the "We are asked to sugar by Man Ilt-at- i sse the t'owef'bilt ami on tlio matnlanl bave been doing aome got an in portunity that tnc voters on une of Friday, whbih .iu)jiabea much of simple and yet ceremony "I thinking eyeful aew. minutes. Cussed m, beautiful that pound, and yet, liecause of a prejudice the registration day for youthi from since getting your letter trying to out a few men trying to yet them to hum j;ei in rini,uai wiin ine the text of the Delegate V speech aad the urn should have received this pret- Vnlloy Island medico and hear the doc- which amplifies a ngsinst the yellow rsce we are forced eighteen twenty-on- e remember where I was whon wrote go to bed least report sent to The ty florsl aall, but it wss the request to ami men from I or at cut. stnrted to trines of Democracy he is preaching. a i Advertiser by wireless. to' waste it by the thousand thirty two to Ave will at. umvo.bi ibhi uoiieai uif niaco go to bed and was clmcd out by a of Judge Hanford B. Dole, for the tons." forty be on Sep- I 1 M .. L ' The Bourbon standard bearer will leave . VII peaky Hun W The Delegstc spoke before a large golden shower blossoms were among This is how' Horner, 12. !..., mj heiiiu.1J I Knuw, J'OU airman. and shsved for Ksuni week on a mis- Albert repre tember A yet no official Instruc- do lied, this similar audience, delivering the. greater part of don't much thinking over kern. It and finally got to slept till six sion of "getting together." her favorite flowers, and only recently sentative in Hawaii of the Federal tions hav come to Governor MeCarthv, is not good for you. You might get a. ni. and found that nil the wnes lind his address in Hawaiian, and, says Tbe she bad watched, day by day the glori dut, following precedent, it la not likely At llnnokaa last Tuesday night, Doc Tribune, wss roundly applauded. War Trade Board, sunimsrired the la- to thinking about a good many things been shot out. tor Raymond held a oua yellow buds as they blossomed up that registration lay ia will be rousing meeting Land Policy bor shortage situation in the Tcrl-lor- y Hawaii that are going on aad there are a good "Hpent the forenoon putting in an- which wns by Public on tbe tree in the homestead yard near any attended practically the - earlier than the end of the month. mahy things we dont want to re mem other exchange or two--wa- chased Bringing his heavy guns to bear on her window. She referred to the in an interviow granted The Ad- However, in entire noun srinn nr that iiitnet anticipation of the pass- bor. The boy who too i golden think much or across a waeat neiu another Hun i enrdimr to th Kiln Trilmn. H,,.in. those who hnve maintained that be it shower blossoms frequently and ertiser. age of the bill and with foresight sharp- - remembers too much is lost. nirmuu came into our oinirteis ami, Maarknii. who is a resident nf tho ""mv "f homcsteading, Kubio de- bad a passion for tbe particular tree Mr. Horner declares without quale- - ened by hindsight, the local draft off- Singing to Huns ate visited my lines mid went tn'bcd Honokaa district and who has been nc c'"r" nimscn iinqusnneoiy in lavor which carpeted the lawn daily. ication that there is only one way la icials have been smoothing out a number ' "Well, old scout, I have traveled was chased out agiiiu by a visiting companving Doctor Rnvmond on his of "cttlomoiit and development of Maaaea of Blossom which Hawaii can perform its double i( legal points which bothered! (hem in much you since I wrote to last. We Hun airplane took niv lied and went , wil Public lands by tbe people. The blossoms were sent by the luty or the last registration anil been tour, reported that Doctor providing its share of flghtiug have Ret- were then at what is called a 'quiet under a track and told all the Hun Raymond b,MrP" from hio s speech. Daughters of Hawaiian Warriors, and nen and of holding to a high mark its ting opinions and ruling will pre air would poll an overwhelming that sector', but we changed its name. Fun- planes to go to H mid went to In given in The Tribune, follow were clustered in the folds of a drape .reduction of vitally-neede- foodstafTs elude aome of the confusion that the sleep. vote that district. ny thing about this war as soon as the Thus closed a forty eih; hour perfect Exp' tins Land Policial "There are two things I want to of sky blue tulle, significant of the sugar, pineapplea and rice and that last drat brought about. get into a quiet be- is s Klgnta Americans sector it day and the Huns still lienting it. aee in Hawaii. One a Oovernor journey she is taking to the Oreat by the imortation, for tbe period of Allans comes, a Hell of a place. Ever hear Learning Civilisation Last Monday an enthusiastic and elected by the people and the other it Beyond. if the war, of Oriental labor. Beloe-tiv- e Alle-man'- largely attended meeting was held in The rights of aliens un.ler the the song: 'Get Your Head Down f of a law giving full control of all the So many and of "To me tbe present Hawaiian lalssr "One our lieutenants started down Waimea and Doctor Raymond's policv wreaths clusters Service Act have been gone over Well, we sing that to 'cm with the road in a side car and Government lands to the territorial roses and lilies were sent to the mis ituatinn is litle short of criminal," in entered some on land matters made a strong appeal particular and It is expected that 75s and etber stuff. woods, which were full of (iermans. As to prohibition, for which sion cemetery that there were sufficient said Mr. Horner, "and I believe it there will be clear sailing despite the German order captured not long to his auditors as the large majority of been blamed, I to say houid be taken up with "A He was shot in the shoulder; captured or I have want that to permit each grave and each head the National fact that the registration to come will ago referred to these troops as 'shock residents that prosperous district are I Introduced the bill that made Hawaii be 'ood Commission, the Immigration and held there all night. The next day strongly in favor of homesteading. stone decorated "just as Annt include thousands of the older Orientals troops'. Believe met the Hun will run the Krcneh took dry, aimply because the President 'I would bave done bad she been Bureau and, if necessary, the Kzocu-ive- , in the pliicc und recap tor Three large meetings were held in Ko then the Territory. Between the ages of across a lot of khaki clad 'shock troops' ed Kim. He is now in a order would hsve allowed the rich aiaa alive." as many of her friends ex to assure that some relief be thirty-tw- forty-fiv- Paris hospital. hala at the conclusion of which Doctor and are very, very before be gets through with the fun. Home hombre, The to import his liquor while the poor man pressed the Territory so that its food many lucky eh! Ocrninns Raymond left with assurances from a the dominant beauty of hei of the Japanese who rame to Lately every day is alike. This divi- dressed his wounds. could get none. I believe in equality, rfhst of living roducing power may be expanded to Hawaii when They nie begin large number of Democrats and Re- "'e to others and sbar the immigration waa at sion came out of one big scrap; had nin to get and that is why I introduced the bill lag her all with every one. he limit and not lie seriously its height, men who are less likely to civilised. publicans that ho would get their sup- three daya to waih spin; climbed into guess you have hnd that has taken the booze from yon all. he spot chosen as final resting as it must be unless the man . "I enough of port. the know what to do with their registra- trueks; traveled two days, landed one you want it back again, then vote ower problem is remedied. this line of war stuff, but there is really The Kohala pa- If place of the ashes of the wife of th tion blanks and their questionnaires twenty-fou- r district is intensely evening and before hours very little to write about. This town so after the war. first president of the HawaUaa Be Hher Una Weakened than those who have already registered. bad triotie snd statements were made to "Mobilisation of national guard passed; hiked several miles and is about as lively as the Seaaide Hotel Doctor Raymond the "I have fought for yean to attain public was just between the gravef the Naturally the confusion of the last reg- to effect that - nd first have flO(M) chased the Hunt several mora, captur- with closed. So 1 innnl IfnuiiKlinaina the boon of homesteading for tbe peo- of Rev. Daniel Dole and of Mrs. Kmih tbe draft takeu istration would be multiplied in the bar will ring off. itrnni nen the ing a thousand prisoners, two hundred I " H. of Hawaii, ninety percent of tbem .ft us hear the news from Honolulu. were going out to work for Doctor . Dole, father and mother of Judge coming one unlesa great care be taken his. - leld Hawaii is guns and enough other stuff to fill tbe Your I tenor department come from Mashing- Dole. All about It was workers. glad to make in advance to minimize it, .and thia letters are fine. posted the last Raym6nd's, nomination in order to carpeted wit! his of man power transport Thomas. one on company show ton ais years ago to inveatigate tbe oehids. sent by Mrs. 8. 11. Damor contribution for the care has already, been, taken. the bulletin board as their loyalty to the nation and Ighting line Vut weak- Counting Hob Grunt we have a few Klks in our compooy incidentally show McCandless homestead proposition in. these Islands. the petals of the Oolden Shower, Am the drain hat Beat Orowder To It - Link that ened another line, equally important, " Another American division was and letters are always welcome. his standard of patriotism will be Tbe result was that Oovernor Freer erica n Beauty roses and white lilies Is preparing in advance, the draft right on their and had just waa not just re- he food production line, and, at Mr. officials flack the anyone over there asks you who' neither countenanced nor condoned by reappointed. Then, Upon the headstone over the grave of have beeu doing exactly what same kind of a job we did. It was "If cently, I managed, even in war time, Moover tays 'Food Will Win the War', l'rovost' at are really doing their bit for the fel- - 'ho loyal Americana of that district, Mr. Dole 'a mother was placed a beau Marshal Crowder wants, as a scrap alright nothing on the little to bave (Secretary Franklin K. Lane mil, conversely, lack of food will lose stated in a cablegram from him to lows over here in the wav of smokes, X6na Out Strong tiful wreath sent by the Hons and he war. corporals guard maneuver style we used etc., you tell them to ln Kona, the Raymond party held come to Hawaii upon a similar errand. Daughters of the American Bevoju Governor McCarthy yesterday, the mes- one take their hats' "Action to recruit the ranks of our sage to effect. Why, I saw traffic jam off to the Red Cross and the one or ine largest meetings on the tour The result was tha4 Oovernor Pinkbam tlon. saying: two miles long. Five hundred guns Salvation was not food producers must be taken at ono . und in hie speech reappointed. Governor, Honolulu, Army. Also the tobacco fund people there, the candidate Arrives At Church Yard or there Will follow a a Hawaii. were in aotion on our side. We knew nonors "We have Governor McCarthy now At urn reduction, Number B287S, one. lots of that stuff let to our liovn tor congressional ueait entirely half past four o'clock tbe reduction, ia our food prod- paragraph the Hun had four hundred, because we ' vipw8 and promise you that, if he does not when tobuccu is not to be got anywhere witn h' on the land question and I ' arrived at the front steps of Kawai On account approaching classifica- be- homesteading, will fight ucts. Unless relief comes soon there Counted them, when be left them eHo. the loyalty and patriotism which every work for I ahao Church from the Dole home in tion of new registrants under new ' - vill be a loss of at least 50,0U0 tons hind. American should place uppermost him as I did previous Governor. Me- Km A law amending selective service law "The Salvation Army lassies are at ma street. procession was form f sugar in 1919. I can get bold of the 'Stare and i time, when Carthy has declared himself in favor by "If about the only ones who can keep up this the natiou needed everv Cd which marched around the church Breaking Down Prejudices increasing ages, imperative that (Stripes' I will send you a copy. It will loyal citizen 'a help. "f homesteads. It is up to him to prove ngnting ilivision when it and into the cemetery, in tbe lead be remedy is simple, yet diflJ-ult- ; members of legal advisory boards, tell yon about our last scrap better witn.tne Doctor Ravmond his himself. "New the both starts. Thy have to be chased back told hearers that ing th'e ladies'. who had been asked tc a mere breaking down of bar- iermanent and associate, than I can. I saw some nasty sights false reports had beea seut to Hono Explains His Course should be prepared to up to keep tlirm from setting up a kitchen precede Mrs. Dole to ber final restins kers of political sentiment and politi- take the and had a little fun once, a Hun avia- lulu regarding the various speeches ho "You know that some of tbe Demo- place, Mrs. Wat work of aiding and advising regis- right in front of a Hun machine gur including Berniee cal prejudice for the period of tbe tor chased me and my driver under an had made on fslsrid, crats are going around declaring C. nest. How they keep from getting kill the the intention bridge. Mrs. B.. Cooper, Mrs. H. M. car. - Our Orieutal neighbors are wili- trants and assistiug in the adminis- ammunition wagon; then dropped a being to assist McCandless. The that I have introduced a bill in tration of the law and regulations, ed is more than I run aabc. latter, von Holt, Miss Beatrice Cattle, Mrs ng, I believe, to supply ua,the man bomb down knocking put one of the be said, .was making ftdeajtei-at- fight congress to kill the clause Ocorge R. Carter, Mrs. K. D. Mead immediately calling,, .registration LaaaUi Feed Bope. in- ower upon any terms that congress hones. 4ut be didn't get me. of the homesteading bill that I was K. new law. 'Not long age the doughbovs made '"r '1 ?, y' Mrs. A. Mott .Smith, Miss Luey may dictate. England France bave undo? the. "'VY' 7Z strumental in ssmg some years ago. and. Prita , go !d "ot M McCandless'If Ward, Mrs. F. F. Hcdeman and Miss m ' 'lease; take up this matter Hub a .bench of the lassies back from a had ,bc',v' Well, is likely I should try to ported Oriental labor te take the "That eight a dropped flare shelled authorized these false statements it that Berniee Hartwell. food now diately .with the central legal over our eaarpv.A feeling goes up shark. About an hour later being sent out. kill a measure that I am responsible daeet of native producers aiea they saw smoke coming out a rhiro Nevertheless they were Behind tbem came Andrew Adams iusv killing Hunt btit who most committee of your state or your spine, when you wake up some of being sent by friends of McCandless for! still through such other means as may ney of the same shsrk. When the boys bearing tho urn and with him Alonce be fed. night and find a Hun flare floating who were attempting to injure Ray- "The real truth of the flatter is be necessary, and arrange for pre- ciaitlcd over to take a look, they found, Hartley. Directly behind them were "Senator McCumber, speaking ia tbe over your nice little bed. They light i mond 's chances for winning in the that I introduced tbe hill, which was liminary meetings and neces- the back on the job. The colonel Judge Hanford B. Dole, with Mrs. Ebci enate on June 28, said: 'An over- other up so you could a gnat s eye- firls primaries. 1 he statements re for red to sent to Washington liy yovemor 1'iuk sary to things tee cussed Low, followed by Miss Nina Adams whelming victory ia so vitally impor-'an-t steps be taken to assure lash at fifty paces. You know then the captain asked why they were to the effect that "Itawiioiid was ham in care of Frank Thompson, simply efficient and or- did not many relatives and clone friends, in to all the world that sentiment ample personnel be the Hun is way up some- stay away mid the irls said. damning ' the planters because it is impossible to hsve any ganised to that there boys must be and the big eluding the servants of the Dole homeS gainst alien or yellow labor should and ready repeat the where, with a good, supply of bombs 'The hungry.' Just then interests nml was attacking the Bald measure takeu up in committee unlets inugniHceiit work which they did oxer came another bunch of shells, and As the procession passed into the be thrown to the winds'. This en- will on. wins of Maui. " Doctor Raymond vigo- - a bill covering the matter hat been in picking out a spot he drop one cemetery the Hawaiian band, which tireties my views exactly. during the first questionnaire and be- each husky doughboy grabbed a girl troduced in congress. Don't think I There is a fine game of guess on rousiv iieuieii Having maiio statements bad so played classification. Please acknowledge ami ran fbr it. The men were sweating attributed to him and fathered Pinkham bill. only did often at receptions and "If permitted, the Oriental laborers tween you and the Hun then. He is said thev were that I when Dole would come as receipt of this, stating what steps wth horror the pirls just smiled and manufactured out of whole It 'by request,' to that in committee garden parties Mrs. was the into the United States you have trying to guess where you will be, when cloth bv lady of the food producers for the period of the taken to carry same into to sriaigniencu ineir nair. tin you Deal interested parties in Hilo. both sides of the question could be "first land," played the effect. the bomb lands and you are trying in var and as long their n l Doctor Raymond will confer with threshed out fully. ieail March eaul." thereafter at CHOWDER. guess where you will not be when it Within the cemetery a quartet tang ar vires might be required and then, To make more entertaiaing, "The war isn't very nice at times, Chairman K. M. Watson, Richard 11. "I have obtained homestead laws, Ignorance Cannot Harm lands. it is hymns which were dnar to Mrs. Dole like our boys in France, return home. he usually gets high up and then shuts but it going our way just now and Trent, William II. M.CIellan, Mavor but did Oovernor Frear or Oovernor it will go our way from now after which Bev. Henry H. Parker Only some such expedient wilt guur-inte- e The main Hint gone over by the off his motor to make your part of the on. There j Joseph J. Kern and other Bourbon lead- Pinkham carry them outf Now Gov- , can heads of the draft with District Attor- is a lot of hard work ahead and many or!) reirardinir his ernor McCarthy has doclared himself former pastor of Kawaiabao Church. that Hawaii perform lit guessing more difficult. If he leaves comiiiir camuaiiru and itally helping ney Huher deal with the rights of aliens a poor boy will lose out over here but to outline his course in favor of homesteading, but if he and pastor of it for many years when important function of his motor on, you can usually tell pretty future for the o provide sugar for our people, both under the draft regulations. One is the bunch unhappy! Hell, no!" November elections, us he is confident docs not carry out tho scheme, you, or Mrs. Dole arrived here a a bride in near where he is. Then sometimes, 187.1, ivilians and soldiers. The importance difference in the regulations as W. 8.8. that he will head the I ciuocrntic ticket some of you probably will blame mo. read selection from' tbe Scrip you make his part of the guessing pret- f this is reeognired by everyone con- first drafted ami us they now stand this cur. I got the homestead law through Con tures, and pronounced the benediction. ty interesting by pointing the business versant with world food conditions. treats with the claim for exemption W. . t. gress that made it possible to have land Judge Dole and Mrs. Low dropped end of a machine gun or a 75 hit way. pro-luce- d based on the fMrt that the registrant thrown open upon the request of twen blossoms of orchids upon the urn at Kvcry Hund of sugar that can lie is an alien. Beating Own Game ty fixe voters. Now certain Democrats it rested in its receptacle of flowers, is needed, not as a luxury, but an item of food that caunot be In the original regulations, to secure "One day my men got tired of be- School Manns Must declare that I am trying to kill that and as tbe judge stooped to place over is this exemption the registrant had to ing chased into the brush by Hun air- excellent measure. Is it likely I should the mound a beautiful orchid wreath omitted. man power claim it. man so they went, out into a wheat try to assassinate my own child f the Hawaiian hand aoloist sang Aloha "Our entire white hat been called upon for purely military Am the regulations are today, no alien field close bv and brought in a collection Put Up With Favors Loan Fund ()e in so sweet and touching a manner lllav lie Iciallv inducted into the mill. of guns. There were plenty of them that there were few dry eyes among ervice; we must look to tbe Orieut ' "I favor the creation of a loan fund for our plantation t i iy service who has not specifically out mere laying arounu, siso The Maui News of lust Friday dis- by those who stood in the quaint, old labor." the Territorial Legislature, so that w. a. a waived his right or exemption. must everything else in the war line, close- a secret tlmt has been well guard- the poor people finance tboir home fashioned cemeterv. I). Some Inconvenience IMNNKNUKKM ARtiirn Ignorance prevented many in tho even to dead warriors American and ed hv Lulhcr Timiiions. Honolulu steads when they get them. I haw The last tributes to be lnid upon Inier Ulmiil steamer Malta Kea first registration from claiming exemp German. The boys manned an anti-aircra- mwspiiierinnii. Ttmmoiis has fallen often asked our the mound at the request of Judge 'rom Hawaii and Maul uoris. Anaiist '!l Hawaiian Senators and Krum t ion, ami in many cases these aliens battery. Thore was nothing ,du-in- heir to nil the joys and sorrows of mat Dole were fragrant malic lets from Hawaii 4'. Andrews. Mlas Anils Will Be Furnished Transportation mlrewH. K. Andrews, Miss '1'. Andrews. were drafted uud are now in the ser- until the next day when a Hun riinonv. Me was married h week ago the Island of Hawaii sent by Anna Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Al.lrt. h Mlsa Mildred vice. airplane came after a French Balloon yesh'rday to Miss Anna Streubeck at From Mainland In Relays and Homesteads are for the poor belle sud Carol Low, daughters of Mr Vvren. Miss Atlce Kiiapu. Miss A. II i In k , "' "hawberlalu. Mlsa r. lta.rtnoiil Miss ('. Hereafter, to be drafted into the ser- close by. Hay! the way my boys gpeti-e- Wit ii the ceremony being perform- VA people,rZ:X:)inot and Mrs. Kben Low, who were unable the rich...... ill Uojo Tn. Mnbm Dxl n W. Kajruioml. rt. O.ilno. l ot. II. It list vice Is something that cannot hapMn to up was some dangerous. They are ed by the Rev. K. Iv I'leasaut at the utsi u. " Dr. Ravmond. of Maui, who is now to arrive in Ifiilo iu time, but had tbe mood. Mlsa ('. Cowan. Miss It. Wood. mi alien through his ignorance of his all ",ood operators and telephone men home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Meager Accommodations paying up the idea of homesteads for Icis forwarded. Mtsa X. Tuwsr. A. H. Hhorlt. J. Llniit-foot- . rittht. If he be drafted it will Un on machine gun Mrs. II. fcUrculicck. A wedding dinner Mrs. J. M. Youiik. Mlsa Auule but arc not much this the poor llawaiians, declares there are Young. 1 H. because he I of it, elected Senator Robert at Arthur tiavldson. Urlinm. has gone to enough trouble stuff. Hay! that Hun .took to the was sered at the tirand Hotel. Mr. Sleeping cots made up on steamship no lands available on Maui. Why docs Hind It. K. Martin It l.ucas. William Kullt. to j .Mrs. Ho- the last He ia opposed to A. expressly waive his exemption right, woods. I did too. It was no place for and Timnioiis will reside in dining room settees, and bunks elevat- he not divide up his thousands of acres election. Carson, J. Honsa. Mr. aud Mrs. O. This is a homesteading, yet you who desire home Poduiore. A. hal I'Iiouk. Y. II. i. Master decidedly important point a sober man. The air, earth aud fences nolulu. ed lull the thickness id a from of ranch lands into homesteads! ('buck. (j. ami should be given w. mattress steads put him in office. That was i Han I.ml.leckc. Mrs. William the widest publici looked like a sieve after about a min t. a the fli.or of the dining room are the Prohibition Kecord I'restlKc Mrs. i. Waua and Infant. Twu to Whv men IU-- c ty ih xue Japanese ami i.uiuese press, ute. bot that Hun thought Hell "Now for prohibition. I a strange thing do. elect O'Brien. Mrs. K. K I. an- - mid I'll sol ii mns to the piidilcm of getting tkc MUs Han'ord. Mrs tvNallj. ss it probably will bo. L drink, or I used to when 1 who oppose .what you wantf" Isnxhlcrs. broke loose. school tcucheis to Honolulu from Call wanted it. Speakers Mlsa I.. J. (lord. u. Mr. and Mrs. II. H"ti--rts- . Power To Punish I bucked prohibition for five years and Qtber Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Hopwood Splicing Out Lines j lornlii in time for the opening of tbe ant Another point which has been thresh- said that it should be a question. f Candidate Russell followed the Dele three children. Mr. anil Mrs. J. OutuliV. are now resting and will move public Bchools on September lti. Mlsa 11. Ilurr. Mlsa H. Ikaiider Mr. ed out ami finally submitted to the pro "We home rule.- Wc all voted tM some Kate with a declaration iu favor of sud from here in a day or two. (ocinor McCarthy wns informed by Jt Mrs. I'. Thi.mi.Min and niald Mlas Hail vost marshal at Washington for au au- Where! DENIED BY RATH years ago and you decided you homesteading, asserting he was heart land. Mrs. M. I.. Mrs. Frauk Klui', (uien Salic! We were in ME cable eslcrday morning from Daulton that Ashler. thoritative ruling deals with the dis tbe little wanted your boozo, so yon kept it. Then soul and bodv iu the movement. His Mrs. K. Heller. Mlsa L. r.deuian. Mis J. ciplining of registrants who may push of July 1. I had ono line, a half Ma ii n, assistant general manager of the reiriarks were interpreted into Hawai Coleman. Mlas A. IMaa. Mlsa T NavalsM. fail , came the President's prohibition proe Mrs. K. mile long, sixty-fiv- e times, my Pacific Mail Steamship Company, that Ueorac Cypher ami Infant. Iter. to mane out and return their rut und Isolation. was au inn by Senator Desha. Mr. Bussell Hrkl. A. Mrs. It. It. Ml j - It order that would Ksujo. Ilryanl. h 1 a special stcumer could not be designat- men spliced it sixty five timet. AsMcitin.r innwt em nliMt is II w tltut still allow tbe rivh. lunsjaAnipprt booze dcclurcd his belief that bis experience Hilda flrvsnt. Miss Uernl.lltic Hrvant. Mls time we were in l"' for ,he - "'' bringing the en Alleeu Williams. Mm. XI. II. Silver man K. In the case of citizens, the fact of "All the the cen would not be a candidate on anv ticket' Purl"""- from the 1 the bone as a luwver would be of value to his delegation of tcacliera (past. introduced I.. Cauin. It. It. Womatk. Mlsa M. Tshlu the failure to return the questionnaire ter of the fight which took place July for the territorial senate. James A. tire at one time, imii so an or us conferees if he were sent to the sen but irv laai would tie Choaic. Mrs. U K. Monlse. Mlsa Aliv promptly oldiges the classification board Hfc came out of it a few dnvs . Hath, head for that arrangements arc being made Miks, ate. He said Kuhio s sc Choua- Mr. ami Mrs. K. I.. 1U. Inger ami 1. wmker the I'alnma lr,,ate,i Aftor the war, if ou Delegate . i i i a Jmiims. Ill, kie-U- II. k to place the registrant in Class 1 A, later to rrst and count noses. I only ilriin'd yesterday that lie would semi ineiu ii.m hi inrec Ui'taeu otcrs, and that will then include the complishnients in congress entitled him child. Mrs. Mlsa III. meat s. nell. Mrs. P. Tit flock Mrs V from which class he will be promptly lost three men; had one gassed and one run on the Republican ticket in the women, want boo.e, then vote for it. to his ortice as long as he wanted it. N. Hsssvy. MUs HmMcy. Mrs. I.. T pun- off a pi e The Hist will be drafted and placed in uniform if able had his iron hat taken and we primaries for a nomination to the ten-at- detaihi.ic.it eighteen "1 know the men are mad with me Concluding,' Mr. Russell said be knew ka. Mlsa WVIirht. Mlsa Welirlit Mlaa Diss. to past t;luB,fjicdical tests. taken out of it by a shell. But it did strong, the second Ihirtv two aud the ' 1'rauk Alameda. Pain Wllllamx. Lam Nut for introducing the prohibition bill, but senator Desha was in complete agree Mr. J W. WaMron Iwo children ami two In in- - , him made him cuss t enty. the matter of aleius, however, n't hurt because With Mr. Hull, and D. I.. Conkling third the women are glad. They tell me that ui e i it withy him xu tho homesteading maids Mlaa M. I'rltchsr.l K.l hra'l. nsiuuch as the questionnaire contains it broke tho wire he was laying'. Some full ri f lie lure fur the ncnatc mi uthr M r Maun cabled that cots would be now their husbands come home with issue. Mra. It.inamr ami two children Mlsa H. the exemption waiving clause, of my men went without eats or sleep placed iu the social hall if necossary, fish, Cullen. Miss Alilde MiiIi.m- - Mlaa It. I.. the draft local nominations have been made to poi and clotliwig, whereas before Senator Desha, speaking briefly, Je Rausuui. (ieorae Yauiaita. M. Maui board is thirty-si- ami I wash he 8rdaakt. apparently left i without auy for hours didn't fill tluir places. Hut from Maui coaies anil while did not mention dining they came home drunk and with no c la red that Kuhio should and would be Kauskaniil. George Hllva. H. power to punish u refusal to fill in and my face for three days, but we were the news that Hsrold W. Rice will be room, the In w might be stretched to oc money. re elected. From Maul -- Mra. Goo l.l. Mlaa H"lcn Woo. Mtsa Akaua Gim. Master Ah t'how. return the paper. The only punish- lucky. a candidate for the senate, in place of cupv this portion of the ship if absolute Defends Law Sunday, today, Kuhio is slated to Draft ( Maater CHonir Goo. Master Kong H G'mi ment within the power of the board is "On the fifteenth, I received orders W. T. Kobiuson, ly necessary, but from a M IliH-h- who drops out ou ac- sanitation "Some of my opponents Hiieak on War Ssvinu Stanini and Bed Mr. ami Mrs. nan I. Carey to classify a laggard registrant in the proceed by motorcycle with as many have gone I Carcj. Master Tom tacey. Ma.ler to count of kis health. standpoint, it will probably not be I Cr. work in the Haili ehurch. The- first class to be while I around sayiug that am responsible srer. A. w. r crnsnaes. J. n. wuuewa. called, the fact men as needed and material enough w. t. utilir.eik w . a for the draft and that I am the cause meeiiiirf in ue neiu mis morning, ice (Jeorirc Wclirht. Mr. su.l Mrs. II. K. that the alien registrant has not re for a telephone exchange. I would bo Mr. Maun also hoi out the promise II. Aukal. Mrs. t . 1,1,1a.tic MORE CANDIDATES FILE of their sons being taken away. All Dolegatc to rest this afternoon. ter snd child. I. turned his questionnaire waiviirg his told en route where to go. I started: that these accommodations may be in- Vlllaru, Mrs Taken. Mrs. Nskala and I can say is I must a Monday night the prince and prin 111. M. Mra. A. exemption prevents any such a clasai-licatioti- where to go, found NOMINATION that be crv rid J. Muckeusle. Avar.. Mrs. was not told but PAPEflS creased, if necessary. I cess will a dance given by tbe ! Munis and Mra. K. H Hevlus, powerful person, if can make the attend Infsnt.. out the next day that I was to go to .Mr. was jiiveu a copy ot Miss Mjrrtl Taj-lor- J. L. Alameda. Miincv the I'nited States do what I want. I also Hilo l.iliuokalani Society. They arc The question submitted to Washing a place a mile from where I was really Four more candidates for sea's iu the mensnge hv the Onv or ami iiumedi wain those people who have been . riti the guests of (.otcrnor John Baker. ton asks what alternate punishment supposed to go. I got there; was house of lepresentativca have filed worded a message their alely and forwarded i isiiiK the draft that they had Tuesday the Delegate, his wife and PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 OAYS they be. Nobody iu Honolulu knows told to put in two telephone exchanges; better nomination lapois with the territorial it to San Francisco in uunle Mr. Mann keep iiiict Or they will find themsehes senator Desha will go to Kau and as yet. did so; got out some lines; .got back They K. PAZO OINTMENT it guaranteed to secretary. are: Joba Kai, in transporting the yimii women. Most in iiiu. li tumble. The draft is the best Koiia. Thiee days w ill be spent at W. a. I. two a. went to bed ami at cure blind, bleeding, Itching or pro- nt ni.; Hilo: H. I.. Holstein, Kohala: John of the teachers air new employes of thui I'm us all, for we sre in this war Napoopoo, where the prime will in Joseph I.ightfoot ytfstei day 'w as I :.'!!! a. m. lien id the noise up dsmdest Maknia. fifth district, Oahu, and Char the department of public instruction, In v and we are iu it to the tiuisli. dulge in some lishing. Thou the jouiusv truding PILES in 6 to 14 da 01 pointed first deputy attorney general yet. It must have been n twelve inch les II. Wilcox, Kiiuai. They Re are all although several nic Inland tcnrhcis "liiiif more something about around the island will be resumed, and money refunded. Msnnfactuic-- i ly of the territory for service undei At boy. Ill minute another one another publicans with the exception of Ma who spent tlieii summer vacation peiinl iiietioii: You people of sp lies will l ade at all centers M torney General Harry Irwin. Then the fun tbe VARUS KDIC1NK C ,St.;.wi.i, spoke its peace proposal. kaia, a Democrat. on the (oast. tins island, or rather the other side lliiuugliout tlffc county. u. s.

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1 - - - ' ... . - ., . l I I U i ' " i. .j. i i. I I I ii - Noted Arctic TLxolorer n T'if nr?ir vi irrr a npArc-- ! I yi v Coiicics Out oil iorthlind IAWSO:VAfcsk, ttjMt IMAa o ia 1815 katl bronht Vuppliw t Vilnjanwr niciafliwon, onna a manu, tncranviion ' an - 'ra) baer w.rv. thaif4e eKiiloer h baa Va ta the th owVHat Polar boar, which Htof aorthlatlda Tw tHo V"T BT 7'" 1 a). finaii? purchased. ' ' WINNING: IVli who mi rirxn-'tf- l mriouy ill anil le Message revolved from the fetntoH ffiOMlOE! 7 f Mrioaa hn arrUcJ here on In 11 he found f' "I. ! f n.i lr last Briag .reported hid .Hrs,; bin way to ih" 'oulh. ihii nmwi ii .mil a , ., ' ' ' , la Juke, 1913, SiofrtnMon oollr.l LllMring'k sum. from Brittf h. 'C'olainba for four yoaw mis, ia ecartb of toinr we aerral '"!l AcaiiprKPIayin? Part - OF f rrplorattoa a irth of (aa1a aH to remain ia the Art-ti- probably jf T.0'it PdMifuM Alanka, comma inliiijj the Ifann lian Ar atltil 110 W( well ailvaneed. ' tie ExprHlitioar on board the itesim M Growing Icpcrtance But WSm and two umaller vewla. II I a whaler Karluk At Noma, Alaska, Stefanraoo, on the Force Is Smai (kjEpired ORK. Aujjust 31 (Associated Press) Everywhere Karltik, beaded art of thi fipr.tition, aht etefanaaoa waa delirious with and aouthern fever, Hra-rhe- NEW the Western frorit, Irom the Ly salient to Soisstms, OAROIl ilAYASIU IS now ilivbleJ into northera at his winter quarters at l IViUi and Went forth In ararrh of Ism ml, in the AreMe Ocean. A Pt6$ldent WhkThoscol French M the Allies have eontinued their pressure, added fttrthcr valuable Sroupa, t be lyiag horth of the Fort Ybkon mianioa physielaa started KOO V .WXSHINOfoNj Aurjtfs't gains, taken many cities and tovns and in the sector to the north- mouth .of tha tarkenxie River. la oa a mile joarney by taear trail . British Karltik reached Point toward the baai tha- - bopo (AssociatedM'reas) Concurring in Ffanco-Ainerica- n Bnilmicr the explorer's in tiwrth o( th forces have gained aatlni.bia-.ifh,.,;- , east and Soisson. liar row, the moil northerly point of f ; the ahvflUdtneati to the Man Power froae-- the vesiel aeci-den- "further advantages Cfr rcachftig ?irportirfce. Nowhere ott the Alanka. The winter bxpoaure, diiteaae, suicide and t Vbick extends limits of ia nail gtefanaaon, with two men and robbed etefaasaon of the services Uw the SfeVete Damage Is Done To entire lung line can tjptre be foimd any indications on the hrt of the &raft' - BcHcl Prevails fie 14 To Confer two Kaqnimao, went shore to hunt of about score of the mea whom age o etghleea and forty- enemy to make a determined Btarrd. caribou food. During tbia ah he tooh with him years aai Ik expected to On Supply, for for Into the aorthlaad It'e add Towns Back o( Line and lly the captore of Cnfnes, altodt 'tlrret ittilcs north of Soissons. fund To Enable aenra the atorlag rarrled the Kar- la 1PIJI but he emed Inured to cold. 1.1)00,000 atea to th available sup- a of erew par-Ixhc- tiibVe'-Viiai- liiii. To luk war, a ad some her. Ptafanssoa's Arctic explorationa led ply of Americana for military serv- recapture ChaiKiny, i a wile further to the tMna Jom Mt the 6f tittle after aettiiiK out afoot from him to the discovery of new a island ice, the aeuaa ye stern's pawed the I CitierfcMWi';Rhiue:Are bv Hhe Tretich anfi tlie American forces figlrting with S( Wrangall Island north of Siberia, after or continent and ; measure) was ndrthwest. TOKIO. August . (Special i - of the "blonde and ia ike afteraooa It the vernal had been rruahetl. The other eat to . mem in sector, vjcncidi u Huron O. llaf-anh- i, the Presidest Suffering Reigns of Terror uiai .inKui tcvmni Japaa'i miniMrr to were reaeued. 8tefaniraoa and hit a It was on , Itic Ailette and on plateau to the north of an expedition ieiraa in Presidential approval ia expected on the north bank uf the tn,,, M today onfrrtri home by joined the tout hern group of 1008 and concluded in 1912 that 8tef to ba speedily givea ta the aaeaa the, Aiil) anssoa Soissons. FoiWgn'ofhVe add leave Peking the expedition. found the tribes aoaietimes ura ia order that Provest Marshal 31 Ha Starts Norta called ac- name August i nrlv Wit .'weeV "White Euimau'r which, General Crowder may an WASIUN'GTOX, AMERICAN HRE ASSISTS In March, 1PI4, the evplorer and cording to the explorer, had never eeea early date for regiarratioa and the Press) Thong the reason for Hayashi ' mid - this battlcUhe American batteries shelled the Germans heav- two compaaiona went north with dog white- sjiaa. They were living aloug military program may go forward steadily lu den recall svsi not tfvcn t)' the for and diarovered a large island, 'and the Dolphin and Union Straits and without delay. American aviators are advanced sides of the American 1915 ily while the French forces on both g wince, Kl I fceneftrlly Relieved tint there spent the summers of and at Coronation Gulf. From the Kuro ttoeretary of Wr Baker last playing a more important part in 1916 la explorations, keeping In com- peaa-lik- e features of these ' held line and me American iorcs rrraue sonie mrxner wuvam.es m ft j, for a .xfi, 6nTrnrcii nlnt- - northerners, evening announced that limited the Vestcr.i front. munication With the southern group, Htefanason judged they might possibly service mon would aot be ojlled warfare on tne tire vicinity of Juvigny. Chavigiiy, temporarily lost by the French inK t0 tj,e Japan jnt China cx.li which was totnmamlrd by tr, Rudolph have spruag from aa ancient los't into the aervir an less able bodied In the first two weeks of August, ami Americans in the early fighting of Thursday was retaken and tirfn atoii th 'HibvrnVn Manrhurian M. AnnVramv, atxilogwt. Doetor' Ander- - Bcandinavaia colony of Greenland. mea may be thereby released aad the war dcpartnient rqiorts, the nasscd. and Cuffics. to the southeast, also fell to the French, as did liorttrr Wcion. jFrra ha alroadv ont relieved for servtee overseas. .a, a. American airplane ' forces made lill 1j9 and the heights as tar afe Leury, a mile and a halt cast ot a strong Torce under nie command of FORQGN MINISTER PERSHING MENTIONS Lieutenant General K. Fojti to thst 964 flights and downed at least Chavigny. iit China It Mill unable t join Franco-America- n enemy machines. Flying These advances art of the utmost imixirtance tne expedition nor a u Ar- of her in MISSIUB CYCLOPS twenty for thrv secure for the Allied lines positions "wbtch outflank the . ability to malie an emorincv niro MTCOMMITTEE CASES OF BRAVERY back of the enemy linen on bomb- German lines along the Aisnt Jnd the ChenHn Dairres ridge, j g ing raids they dropped 53,000 i making necessary, probably, retfretnents much further north than , ,on,P to tV home pay GfVQl UP AS LOST kilograms of explosives on Con-flan- s, had lccn the intention of the German command. I "nn-n- t ii o a "new military lonn to triaricfilTOi' .Will Afso Be 1n Berlin In Report He dives Two Specific Longuyon and Dairfurie. from, to beyond Noyon On the front extending this sector and To txpiatn : this, period French I, Instances tinlM fawWi lnfeiifanflft Mnnies In same the continued pressure and northeast of Noyon 1 a 'a ' the French army its 0mctAm'1,xobnrYven'iiay that Harahi'ii W mat W a at 14,000 made flights. General Humbert's advance took hhn to Mont Simeon. fr f"iiiit nt result in tbe I.OKDOX, Angnst 30 Asswiatcd WASHINGTON. Anciiat 30 fOffician raiO 1 10 UepCnQeniS OT hT Hert-lin- g tb- Alla Vm J' rrmnation Vreis) Bdth von Hintxe and von Among the awards of distinguished toelrnteirs ot Crew jfVORK IN JULY T. - w..i of rronv th . further advanced nd the French- ori j thc rrnrrnrntative Japan in ihina 'will appear before the foreign re- .service crosses to more however, few Wlievc to bo prob than thirty During the month ofvJuly the Tbi. latione committer of the Prussian diet .(Asso-iate- d Americaas which General Pershing re- WASHINGTON, Aoguat 3l GAINS BRITISH oa Monday, it I learned from despatch- Prfcss) iFinally wivea up as lost. American air unit, composed of Bt es etninnting from Berlin, The new ports, he specifically mentions two the ellieV Cretepa, carrying a valuable seventy-fiv- e twen-earg- o British have completely cleared country to the south- aVaiiV bravery. pilots, downed The ht minister of foreign ti prepared of from outk Amerlew ta the Uni-- west of the Somme of the enemy jknd southwest of lcronnc have mORSDXYS SXPENSE to make a statement t tbe TtbtnfnitTee One of these was displayed by first ted ad lest herd of ia the ty-eight machines, the loss of and Chaneelor von Hertling will go to ttara crossed the river and scored futthtr advances. Northwest of Pennine Sgt. Hans P. Christianson of tbe in- vleittiry t't the wtst Indies several which to the enemy has. been fully , Berlin from grand headquarters Where moaths ago, kss been an4 Clcrv Sommc. HEAVIEST IN HISTORY fantry "who rcfuspd to receive treat- strickca from tho re- - Combles fell into tiir hands they captured sur be has Wen la conference with Oerman list. confirmed aifd besides these ment although sick and np an I between Combles and Peronne The evacuation of the latter point military leaders. walked Secretary Daniels baa ordered pay- of The ported the downing eighteen by the foe is considered to be merely question of a lew hours as WASHINGTON, August 30 statement of von Hintze is await- down tbe line, encouraging tbe men and ment of the insurance claims for the Tkuraibiy was marfked by ed with great interest as ft ts expected loss members crew. other machines of the destruction has-bee- exposing himself to shell and machine of the of the n practically the position made Untenable. tlic btjeat dinburaements for ordi- to reflect the German foreign policy It deNiovd soaietime after the big of which confirmation has not and the interest which attaches to what gun 8re." v From Peronne to Bapawme fend to the north and northeast of nary war puYpoftcs expended in any steamer was reported missing that tbe Another instance tbe General cites been secured. , the latter city General Haig's advance has be?n satisfactory. Biachcs single day in the history of the na- voa Hertling has to say is hardly less. comma ader was Oermaa born and bad tion. Kor such purpose's the govera- - W.S.B. is tliat of Private Lcxie Dowhham, in- entered the wavy under aa assumed On the Hritish front vesttTdav was taken, Les Boissufs was entered and patrols passed beyond nicht disbursed t5,00fl,00. fantry, "who captured single handed, "tish aviators downed eleven Morval while the general advance proceeded due east of Bapaumc This vast expenditure was in addi- by the exercise of unusual bravery, ten tion to aLfl.OtiO.OOO in foreiga loans PRICE OF CHARCOAL might be responsible for the dinap - enemy, machines and Frsuricqurttifiyc mile's distant. ' I of the cucniy. " pnt nine to s - wf vessml nhil to minor exite-nsc- that yet ag- I Other, similar, if. loss in- :JtriTmramc the unilitr his com. striking Bri- - others but o,f onrol. Njiic ENEMY COUNTERS BEATEN Vrrjjared h sum 'that 'wduld hsve stances of dare deviltry are mentioned, maad. i , bVon grrea w.tvfcm, hi. . tish machines were, ni.iss.njr last llot h to and northeast 'of Baoanme thc enemy countered considered ia other days. t Alexandre Tsrdieu, French eomiyls-aone- r threast s) IS CAUSING ALARFil hand-to-han- Franco American eorpora-- I repeatedly and thete was hard d fighting but every coun- w. a. a. of thc II niht. British raiders y esterday tion, in reviewing the past five moaffc-- proceeded to ISruggcs where they ter v;s repulsed. i of the war, commented on the bravery TUKfO, August 30 (Special to Nip-p- u Rctween and Pcroinre die British seem to have smoth- and dash of the American soldier and dropped large iianlitics of ex- Bapaunjf I Oil fcoal now in Jiji has joined aoid; re-- j ered all resistance their patrols Wave advanced lcyond l.c Transloy "Oerman prisoners taken in n price sviutioti, takrftg a sudden jump cent operations along the Vesle River plosives the docks and thc and they arc now astride of the Cambrai-Pcronn- c road and are ad- today. recognise the fighting aualitiea of the HAOfALilllME waterfront. vancing rapidly. IHCMOOPBiO 'I'rto classes tit Hrpr pople, w ho American s exceedingly great and 'erc itiaile ajaeat destitute by reason their tenacity as extraordinary. These RHINE IN TERROR the Arras advaJic'e' was rapid and town after town Of prscllcsllly In sector the the prohibitive pri of Germans say that If the whole Amcri- frobably Prevented ' rice but who were rclieVed consider- Ace.dtnt German travelers teaching Am- fell into the hands of the advancing British. Harly in the dav.tlicv cnn army showed the same dash and Yhorfus fttiki From Becoming penetrated the enemy lines 16 a dfefffict of 2000 yards along the L'OYfl GeorOe OTfcrS Toast To ably by the government recently, are courage the cause of Germany would sterdam have reported heavy again feeling financial stress owing to be lost." Aviator in Uncle Sanr8 "Service seven-mil- e "the "Scarpc. Ilcndc-- j Ameriean LabOT Head damages front from Bullccuurt to P.ullecoiirt. the soaripg price of the charcoal, which w. a. a. to thc Rhine towns ly Les t. Mout, Ktencourt and other is tiied largely by poor families as fuel X fcawaii L. the Allied air raids, court, t'agnicourt. Ecourt towns . ,.()V)(n u 30 1rn Japanese, Thomas recent hi A.orltr.l for rooking. The sudden raise in its Miki, Mio is noVr t IVnin were and the advance at its point reached Yillers les frwi-mi- wi fiimpom. a Bhermaa, taken farthest f the price has caused almost a panic. RELEASE VHEAT TO the latest attack oh Cologne forty I !hirlifHlc, OlilO, as a draftee, is prob .tnert H K of "riaito Cagniconrt, slightly south of east of Arras. lbir. A hoosc peers Wbly .luns-nci- e - delegation from the of the otrlv has evrJc were killed, many others injured rbe hfiiii- of his Irnvhood in Pplttlc-gate- , ah life s within a mile of fn the Japanese diet, consisting of six beeh a 'member ttf In this sector the advance reached to thc Kmki London today. To.Irv a the t'nited Btates and much damage to property oc- Drocourt-Queaii- members, this morning called upon sferA'ic. Tliat is not now t 11 Jai1htin be old line. There is 'evidence that before this rapid client st lnnc''con which n ' Prem'er Terauchi at his official resi- - SAVE FODDER GRAIN 4n service is doe In rt to a full casioned. ) that fnH . bv thc nn.l nth"T ' advance the enemy is in retreat. , . dence on NBgata UtrOt and held a of C30 feet in "which ho scri I. s dors of British national ustained In Manhcim, whole streets and CANADIANS fcfcESS FORWARD sfr'lncnt lengthy conference. All the pbaes ol Ous injuries. The Cleveland Hlaiudonl-c- r affairs. distribution of rice supplies and restric- of recent date has the following sections of t lie city have been de- is of Bri r I loyd George esve the 1 .nhi Child Learns Why National rood In the I.ys salient Bailcuil again in thc iosscssiMi the tion of prices for the commodity were despstch from Camp Bberman couccrn-iu- IPri-ihic- and in so (loins HI'I cm-- . vastated the high explosives tish, pressure having cortiperled (jermaiis to evacuate discussed at lenajth. Administration Has Reduced Miki: ly thc the that iit.i... tkf. el.,.. .,(iriAit l.,n li..- - 1r. a. a. r- "The druft last Week brought to showered on the city, and the loss tw 11 dnciij( frotn tliere they have 'rrweeded to and taken 1 ecu Amcricnn ImWot nmi tin- - Oowm - Substitutes Requirement v ('amp tilicriiiaii a .lapanee aviator from - of life ;ind in injuries Noteloom, three miles south, this marking the longest idxance of mcnl of the l'nitnd Htstes in the roi- Dayton and be came by rail. casualties tin- - EXTENT 0FOISASTE8 Cubled iluct of nr for Which the vlnrtois advices were received by Food "tlie binlmnn is Thoinas L. Miki, have been even heavier "than in the day on the north end of thc litre. han worked ho he steadfnstly snil: Administrator Child yesterday from 'ifaWaii, Bow a private in the Four of Lens advance of thousand yards was a con- - he fliosi hu Cologne. North an a mi "t.ike mnelf cbii forgive Wanhinton );iviiiK which Iccnth comphiiy, Fdurt1!! training Irim. the reasons bat w. a. s. sid"rabtc sector. bavc upbiaided " talion, 15H uciiot W, 4. C0N0EALEOJN BERLIN caused t lit national food administra brigade. piloted a plane as n flying In the I.ys salient fires far birds of tire line were to be seen last tion to basis "Miki arrive at a twenty percent (imtiote Hrl.l, 111 11STS OF CASUALTIES of of cadet kt Kauloul, niulit and thc detonation explosions ammunition dumps could s lor substitutes in bread used by tho nois, anil was a candidate for a com be clearly heard from time to time. i iitt'ina t iuiiwl allies. It is auuouuced 'misnbii. A ffW days before he was B KB LIN, August 31 (Associated en-- I Before thc whole British fr6nt there were evidences that the that tho fodder grains of all of thc to lie commissioned he, ays, his I'ross) 'l'lie war oflice in Its official re- grne Went bad 2.10 feet in the air and, is all Allies are estimated to be below tile I oiiemv conducting a further rc'iirement with possible speed. port of the fighting of yesterday along , 'itt'sediKling on the wing slowly, the of last auti thc com- ' i 1 ires of supplies and towns are being the VMfern front issued last night v,ar that machine suddenly became uucontrolla burning that destroyed as they bined wheat crops are much larger than sm'hI: "British attarks made along a . ble near earth aud plunged nose for wide I I are evacuated can be seen at intervals and to a long distance in 'Jl 7. I ! front of conaiderabliv leagth to the and :!l-(.- 1 c .1 c- ward, throwing him 'breaking a WASHINGTON., Auguit neiore inc.1 more position- i;oMl. August SI f Associated southeast of Arras failed. It is believed that if substitutes are rfb. auvaiiccu riated l'reMsii I.'omsi-- s to the as ( Hri ',!, M'res. tck mg municipal policemen "There were also local engagements "ed by the Allies at a greater per "'fnjiirleli atilTereil, together with nroiy that tr Ml!, I rr,,Hcnt,' - c.ntinn. - who are deniamlins increnses in pay tfl the Noyon and ou the , centnge thuu twentv ueruent. would de- iiniKiiinceil in the cnuultv l::,ts luniicd .w.4 4.4 northeast of - i it cjueHtioHa'ble eyesight and slightly (arauveiy nni ana inai so many prisoners anu guns as are oemg j mid Teeognition of the union wblch tbey Ailette. " ii r a "shortaire of fodder irrnlus in fective hearing, conspired to. cause his 'out yesterday Mini lust evewiilg were captured werr never before secured so slight a cost. have formed will nrobablv return to a.- - conjunction with a greater demrfnd kud rejection. A board at Ibiytou at W.I. draft j sniiienhiit Miiuller tliiin thiwo of .the tbeir duties today. oices Mould be unbearable." TheSe then rejected and planed him iu Class 5. several preceding days', iiumberiHg H19 Tbe policemen were last night inform- prices would thus affect auinial prod However, he appealed for induction TERAUCHI MUST QUIT i i(y for the statement that Terauchi aud ed that the government is prepared to lifts such as hogs, poultry, eggs, beef the June eontiugeut aud was sent of W'lioni Itfty nine were killed in UV 1.1- - n.'.;4., : ii . . k. . listen ymwthcticalry to any griev-an- i MTORM and milk. iwith Bhormaa. tion, thirty sis died of wounds, two which they may have if they will IS OKUMA'S F0rrCAST( opinion u suh, following th Taking these things under cousidera was born of Jajiauese parents died of other finises, "J7 were woliud return to work and it is believed the tion, with thc voluntary wheat saving in Hawaii. Ills education was gath- violence grew out of r;i-- ed, fourteen missing nml oho . bia.t that tbe request will be granted. mi the part of the people of the Unit- ered in three universities in this coun- TOKIO. Auyost M (.Special to tta-- ' shortage, that the entire will known to be a prisoner. ed Mulej in addition to the twenty try. He has wriften motion pioture Among the ofticers in the casualty NAM? it bo scenario for maga ssMBBssanaMMiaaawM WOULD FOsiToR lenent aiilist utes required, it is and short stories li"ts were: Ciiptsnis .lanes C6k, y.iuea, and has travelled with Lyman l CAMPAIGN MANAGER ievcil that sufficient wheat can be Wiini, Tcxiihi Kicluii-i- r'rcilei ick Wiuith, BKU.NK, August .10 (Associated take care of our own and the H. Howe. He probably was the only Jackson, Michigtin. sed'to in of tho Press i Lieut. Thomas J. Hitchcock,) :illn il reijiiii eiiiciits. .liauese tbe aviation service N. Ws'rr-'town- . WASHINGTON, AujjiiKt SI (Ass- j Captain Kdpar Cudhvell of Long a flyer It hoped th-.i- t program nitcd Slates." m asr Jr., of Westbury, Island, is the new f Wisconsin, scvvielv ociated l'icsi Representative Voss w. a. s. hits been' ts uu r nn will effect a a dm ' iffi-ic- . wim tne iiiayeiir r.waurinc, meat conservation wounded. the of d yesterdav chairmanship iu March, has from a the coming year as waa effected tho tfepuliliciiii cnnrcssiimal commit jug GERMANS 'HERE THAT Losses in thc Murine corps "reported Uciman prison camp aud reached tho I tee. He hn the offer were nine killed in one taken under ri io border. is expected that milder measures r Socialists have met a ml liis Tricnds predict that "It of wotiiiils, si' von nouinli'il and se'en w. a. a. whole vcar will produce i . lin afll accept. mvi" the the mirsiiig. Ics'ned results iu conttcrvatiun if tin (KNV Autfust '1(1 -- ( Asso w. a. w. a. s. OPPOSES HOME RULE ''OI'r'NM i. spirit of saving in our people can be i inted PrcsstThe Zeituni;, e RUSSIAN VOLUNTEERS ADVANCES TO ALLIES 1)1 BUN, August L'0 (Associated mi iira.i no I " the mcmua-- from the Na ermanv, reiioifs that oeiltlist dele Dublin Oraud NEAR EIGHT BILLIONS i'ress) Tbe Couuty tional Kood AdniiniHtrator eoacludes. gates from' neutral 'and belligerent CAPTURE BLACK SEA PORT Orange Lodge has passed a resolution A- - sion us full details of the new countries met on M.dtdnv In an inter to progrum S. licioV lets mm a Cnr rn ia VbaWkS aM bj4tta recording its determined oppo'tin food are received here; com national conference. Philip ,,KTKH 0 AM August 'Ml -- ( Assncin-mann- , W XSli'lNiiTON, ..O -f- co-- i August Oftici any form of Home Bule whatsoover jdete iiifortiiation will be given all Socialist leader of the reichatn Ticss) NeWs received here snys DIARKIfOEA, is tfiOUT. AGUE. al') 400,000,(M)0 of t,j a4 F'lithcr ciedits of anil the inhabitauta Mr. Ohllfl said yesterday. In waa recently What was ,,,, n MS, asserting that 'riled, there. action Mie ills,la volunteers have enp-ake- Tiave been by Vhb ast Hnawa for thc treasury de Ireland "can ba as wisely and justly the meantime merchants and consumers Is tfukuown. t,t,j ,1C Black Sea port of Ntrvorosk. tmh 'partnient tn Crent Britain nhich brings as those of' fifty-fift- y i CHOLERA i governed from Westminister ire asked to continue on the w.a.a. W. a.V the total ii' li.ins iiix.lt in credits hd England, Hrotlaad aud Wales." basis Ehanunatlsm vanced ti, ii,,,! Vllv I.7J.'..(MI0.(I(MI JAPANESE ADDRESSES DYSENTtRY. JLSTHMA, VR0KCHITIS. and vim ever tiled ('liiiiiibei lain ' the f t he Allies 7,!K)t;.- miy sHsiimrMv wr MattRJOlMa, 6ur, startrumtnaaa. ', NEW STEAMSHIP LINE , AMERICAN LAWYERS I'liin U.ilin fin- r h c ii ni ii t in in T Tf not, Ttta OHI.OOII. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT t4t-a- c atii TMlawsaiaiMMs aa bmim. ' WArsHINOTOlf, Aujjuat 20 (Assoei Mm inc niistiiiu tunc, as the longer Au-'os- tlisi-ns- I CI.KVKLAND, As runs S , n ted re Argentine government Uka LAX ATI VB BK.OMO QUININE Ohio. - this on the burder it is Pcks Ila, aa, .! i. T, Dso.t, L4, LMha, t. AIR MAIL r , SERVICE has established a lirte of steamers to (TableU) . Dragglata refund mousy If soclated Press) .Dr. Ciiogoro Miyagi, to cure, (let a bottle today, apply it a vigorous the" fflTf'XOO, August (Associated operate from Buenoh Aires to iMmtn it fall a to cure. The ignatur of rotinaelor to the attorney general of with niussaire 'to afflicted Tressl- - the Strnit of WagCllan, atop Jtipan, addressed the fortieth :iiniu:il pints mihI you Will Ke surprised anil trial nirplane mail Service Arenas, mi E. W. ORO)VE la ou each bos. Man- tietiveen ( hies;o and New York will ping at mi runs ports on the coast. convention of the American liar Aaso delimited lit the relief ubtuiued. Kor ufactured by tbe PARIS MEDICINE Ha fegua riling i t he liejrim Sepleinber .1. It ia planned Thc fleet at the beginning of operations ciation on " Civil Lib snle by all dealers. Hensoii, Kin h t to establish a. regular service iu October.' consisted of sis steamships. CO., St. Louis, U. 8. A. erties." ' Co., Ltd., ue'entb for llawait. -- Adv. I- , ' t o'ivv.v. GAZETTE. : TUESDAY, SF.PTEMnF.R 3, 191ft. SEMI-WEEKL- Will Restore Eastern Front AYheO; Russia ALL :FRANCO-Ar- EM Forms Anew Behind Screen of Ailed And J Czecho-bloya- k Troops; Finances Needed r t STEADILY GAINING NEWPMSE: a loes. llffiS erttUent of New.1 Government kesv The rssnnltle T'ir the f Tells Need of Laraer Forces; dentingSl'i.7vi5SAugust 20. - he Ustll Tietla .fhe .l.ipssese Svni v Kel on - FJnances Also Are Needed As ' nnd Outfit wss fought ADVANCES I AdKunf ill, near Krasjnkeski snd lasted Soviets Took Currency ALLIED TOLd 4i Si hour. ALONG THE 1 ens c.ptnred by the Jnp AM0 ArtCHANGfcr., August 2ft (Delay- WASHINGTON, September 1 (AsSo-ciste- d sneve the II rut to be lakes since they ed) (Assoeisted IVess) More Allied Pre) The Allien assumed the Went into field. He dropped into the ONDON, September offensiv on Anoint Jtl, It in officially in his hasty rctrfst and nsrrowly Through heavy 1 lM) - TW7-- announced from Toklo. The enemy won mi-'-e- rl drowning before being rescued Senteinlirr - ( Associated Press) The principal efforts conrentra.ioQ of reinforcemeats along r'icardy from, von iSS'J" routed and the eminent must be formal and nronnr the Allien proceeded on to yy Ike Jupanese. PVRIS, hrem-- today appear o be directed toward the turning llindeftburg ha apparently been able to bring almost to a check atlons completed tor the restoration of the Kraefs district w here they bsltetl As result of (he snwers of the prls Eastern front. Thin Nicholas n the left bank of the i lite flank of the army of the t'rowu Prime which rests upon the the Advance fortes of the French and British and is; now fighting Previa River. oner it became knuwn that the defeat TehaikovHy( pr,d.Bt f ,he sovereign From there they are now fSrei.arii.g fd ' heights between Soissons and Aniy, on the southern of the ' ft ,Vif1,fr;l M'T ,r"R el:e o qctsy mc miicu advance unm ne is auie 10 extricate nts own main government or Northern BifMia told1 teniim their advance V1M1 iMl JuM 4itd e'glrt mschfne lrorest of I'inon, the success of which maneuver would force the the Associated pres Enough muat be (ienersl HememifT und his nnti rsdical guns. It . Hoi armiea frorh the Somrne and Santerre battlefields. wm portion of the of forces have nlwo advanced succSNsfull he il i force luniled from the Amur evacuation the territory letween the I'hemins des Dames line . At only a fcw poj,U on th omine front are the Hritish report- - VZy and they are now occupying a siding on sepindmn in an effort to mske a fitnk and the.Yesle an' cven imperil the (lerman ho!d on the former.' ' d as while progress and of the French iced strongly, Z2this dune about advanciif, th. north east wits the the ruilroad thirty live mile west movement sgninst the lliei, the pris With the forces of General Mangin along the fine north of Sois- third and tenth arrnie has apparently slowed down. frout ",,uu,1 b "',0"'J he of the Manchtirinn line. 'J' oner said. I?''"1 Vladivostok advices any that the Two days earlier, on August 87, the sons are many American units, which are taking a leading part in Th great fcattlf hsts ortjy; entered another phase, however, and, Needed Allinfl Unit tVlO ' itant rm.m .Tapmiese cavalry won an encounter the heavy fighting now going on. - t While b Ctf thft AUUd advance is bejng ( renter held, at either end I,t Bomtoy President Tchnikovsky hsve attacked the Holsheviki Red with the enemy. Tlmt fight occurred At various points yesterday General Mangin overcame powerful i tS making more rapid progress, With th indications that Focll IS eenferre with Ambassador Francis snd Ouards on the I ssuri Kivcr Front and on the bank of the I'ssnii Biver and sve driven Hie enemy back fif- - a resistance, the Germans fighting desperately in full knowledge of preparingr; strrkfc another heavy blow along the Amertcan front. the diplomatic representatives of the for 'he .lapnnese took bridue from the to ,h,f r Alh(Ml tid in t(.Pn miles, i.,fii, iin con.ider.bie lo.- - enemy. the Hanger the loss of the line would be to their entire arny as ,411c is rcpuncp anu 01 wttn finessing ths new government. Much es. riome were as well The Holsheviki. retreat, at- kJ!"lvV ayiiyiij nuriii casi aoissons, prisoners taken before far east a Rheims. Despite this resistance, the Franco-American- s id has been mnda necessary by the ns puns, machine ium and mm mil- tempted to blow up all the bridges the being consistently driven back from ground that they Aislette-Aisn- ffrPD ttion ef the Hoviet government in re- lion. that span the I'ssuri Hivcr to cheek yesterday crossed the e canal and advanced their line boW-p- p (face the' certainty of rbleSt another disastrous withdrawal moving all currency from the banks the pursuing Japanese. Thus four to the village of Leuiry. s ,;'u and aqother impftuous. American pursuit. in the territory from which it ha. been bi iflj;es were destroyed. " APANESK CAVALRY KEEPING UP THE PRESSURE -- . . EMPTYING LYS SALIENT driven forth. The future surcex of On the river the Japanese captured new government and its forces will J ROUTS BOLSHEVIKI a steamer which was by Throughout the day the I rauco-America- maintained their On the end of the great battlcline, east of Arras,, the the deserted the t northern We dependent largely (upon the ld TOKfO, AiiRiiMt .11 - (Hpeclnl) Bolshevikl. 'ieu v pressure on the German lines, driving these gradually back in Capadianjy batteriog thctr way against strong opiosition and which Allies will furnish. Fur sup- Fighting a(;.iiiiHi a superior A strong force an anti-radic- art the force of of a seaies .of local hattles, each gain adding to the threat to outflank making such progress that the plies and munitions must be bought the Holsheviki and liberated Germans Cossack cavalry has joined the Japs lot the fighting forces and the neces- nnd Austrian,, a troop of the Japanese nese cavalry. the German positions along the evacuation of Lys to l the salient sary gO vera men till expenses muxt be cnvrflrv. sttcchc to the Twelfth Plvl The Holsheviki are fast retreating Aisue and the Vesle. The heights tHe north, which the Germans had British Losses In met. sion at Koliura, emerged trom the bat-- ! northward, with the Japanese and Cos Correspoadent Says Ninety-fiv- e Americans, including all tie victors, defentirg the enemy th sacks closely In pursuit, dominating the Chemins'.des in a way, is now begun leisurely Dames ridge from the west proceeding rapid and August Lowest art at a rate MPeace Mania" Has now being attacked by the French; along a wide front. who EflBIMflM are making gradual gains. . Luden-dor- ff - , The certainly that von. For Some Time Seized Germany Describing the fighting on this is defnit,ely alodgning all INCREASES IK WAGES IN front on Frtdav, La Liberte saya th blood soaked territory in the SHE IS EARNEST Although Month Brought Victory ffilSHWi Many. Wholly Indifferent Now To that the positions won by the Lyj saljent is shown in the fact To British Arms, the Cost Was - w. s. s. Prospect Of Qefeat Want Americans give a fine view along on f positipna d that thf fvacuat-e- Remarkably Small Recjstration On Mainland Set Are Recognized As a Federation Torpedoing of Ship Makes It Nec- Peace Qn Any ferm Rut the Themias de Dames ridge, yesterday is Mount Kertrmel, By British I.hNOJJ, September 1 ( For September Twelfth Government essary To Act Or Retract Speedily ) With the spires of the Laon cath- - the hill that dominates a wide Asociated Although "1 well within sight from Press) Angut wat a mouth 1 the of WASHINGTON. September 1 (As LONDON, September (Associated PAHIS, September 1. ( Associated WASHfNOTorpiember i- -(A. stretch the country to the of almost uninterrupted British, suc Anjerlcan lines. socio ted 1'reiis) September 12 will be Press) London's inuiicipal police Presi) Spain must now determine sociato.1 Press)- -A "border eorrespon-- ; south, , in the taking of which in cesses, with hundred of sciuare mile registration dav for voutlis between force which struck for u higher wage whether it will curry out the terms dent", reiortiug through AWatrdso, Keuter's correspondent with - t April territory recaptured and Oerman pris- eilitcpn nml went one i of it' note to Germany ho the subject the Gefmans lost thousands of thv ags of and a recognition of orvn'iir.ntnw says that many Germans havs bees the American on years snd for men between the ajes of losses throuv b submarining or enter army this front UpQIt,. tRQUSanda I nien. Last onera taKen bp the aoore, the raaualty has returned to work with demand of thirty two and forty five years us its diplomatic "Oi troveisics qnd per seirei with peace mania" and that ,ays that the battlefield from liat for the month a announced by the practically granted in fnll :te between ftight, aJoa( 4 front extending Power I. aw which $$f naps rescind from iTs position of n large of the population I iler the sew Slen went back on tulini piirt todsy (k Aiss sn.,1 ths Aibtts and far to OBth f,,Ienji Keraneel to the of war offiee last night ia amallev by near- - was wade yesterday when duty yesterday morn- ton for ton nn cu.uil amount of in eat effective ing as asHo.l an. u holly indifferent' to. the prospect of southeastward atony ths Vssls is Bethbhe, aofcieat, the ooe third than the list for July and signed by President Wilson, who at ii.i.ut piuiuike vl t"i;ed tiermso liiipisf for every ton dear acrOt th It sympathetic, attention to de- defeat so long ss a spssdy peace es S VU rt. with the little morc tha one third of the the ssjue time issued the piot liirnutiou their deployed by Jiaval force. Oerman reslstisg' jhtnaWfo Vetreating rapidly, with oar mands. , denpsrately in ths June. which fixed time for registration. The ship Alexandrine hus been sunk be secured. This "mania" has peas- - fB o? thftVBrftjaa'on thU-- hccU, .mothering reirted for the The government bus agreed to recog- kanwWjfe the grav strategic On ths basis of the last census it is by s torpedo. (rated some seetioqs of ths army and vahie of the Tins thsy r ' - i the nize their organization us a deffstiuu. the Geamaa attempt, at rearguard ae- J?l,rin,A,u?,ft Briti,8bt V1,1" federation Spain ba tier is red tk wss recently two who .. .,. ,(7 indicated thut the registrs tiun will be Uu not as a ,tnulcs uuiou. that sole regiments had bees feriH.h approximately lL',778.758 but draft of in the nature on an ultimatum but nt ,L" wounded, mining and tahen Die maxiiujirui weekly wage is to be , W,'fc'"fal,fc1 con- same time has pressed a detenr.in- - A MAKE GOOD RECORD force. At timea the retreatingP.W'regi-- prisoner for the month amount to 40,- - Hers say thst it will probably be fifty is to be the e' "r.r siderably- more than those figures. . twelvshFlirNirre-.- J "t,on to V neutrality One hundred and thirty Of the Oit fHsMERlCAN AIRMEN meati fcuraed daove flere counter . 131. added bonus. iiJ.V lad .fl.r "'""W. . was planned to ha've I s. neers wcrs sht. I'be total eaaualties for' July, kilKd, It originally t,hr They are, also firpajted ten ahilli ugs in- - WAriHIKGTON. fVtawer 1 (OtB- - agaikai' the Uih4 whieh counter! Antl-Ws- jr on September S. 1 f.-- - I wounded and miaaing, were 67,391 whMe registrations made crease for eucnkchool child it the t- Prnpafaa4a eial) A.i Jwspateh-fro- --th Ameriesa of machine 0 the slight delay, ia the pulsing tw4u .L h offic ,isU ior-- but ily and" sliJUinsn six penc As sflleial despatch frost Ftsjm, liTthWrVetffat the Oerman. are ! toUM army la; says thst 4 reeorj bss a. ef ths measure aude thin impossible. children under VchooT oge. Quoting 8wjtzrlnd reXrts, sya that f.ee The bill reached the President Friday w. a. s. despite th.e efforts tt the civil and been svads y as Amsrlran air anii, ' MtAMUBW KJSUftSC0 USE evening and he lost no time in grant military authorities of tlocmasy to sujjir with seventy Ave pilot, whirl dnring Along th front east 6f Arraa, where ing his approval. BLAMED BY GERMANS press the cireulatlan of revolutionarr .f ulv fetuif AnH tin(v alijkl mimhiv CASUALTY IIST IS w. s. a. - trie been making rapid' ; vk-tor- CasadUn. hae " ' P"WM- airplanes on. "balloon, eh f gain f aj point where the entire Oer- d"i;Wrf,I,g1' f. man l'P to tb north wax threatened, One revolutionary document said bia2 osleisJll attested. Eighteen other Qeraaaaa. hi,ve ntiaaad) rein- Cocktays that the Kmperor Wilhelm must dis- plsnes are 'elatisned for n ait, the heavy STEADILY VMAsniNOTON, September (As- the bat en- appear and be replaced by a demo- forcements, which the Brltih are sociated Faulty espionage and without oUlelal Vsnflrmstion. opposi- mm lress) cratic governjaent. gaging, lot the face 'of heavy a down tb month tion the British line, are telng steadily s breaking of the intelligence The despatch said; "Thonsanda and During the nuirhinca of ronticai service of German army is blamed extended both north and eouth of the the thousands of coiiies nd loose sheets this unit engaged in en hundred, and , uerman press Hearpe. On iHxuai road WIASHINOfON, September 1 (As- STtX KIIOI.M. AiiKu.st :il (Associ I'y the for recent military are being distributed throughout went uk on the ArrM the : . i. u,i ths forty font combats sal an advajirf ia almost within striking dis- sociated Press) lArmy louses as re- Drink of Potency ated Press - Kstlionia is ferhuit t he empirs wTiirb contain articles hosoTing thirty 1 ne nuu1.1 add'tional ose husdred and oio of VWrjr Derun newspaper uisisi mai the repudiation of the Germsa gov- tance South ef the ported in the easimrty lista that were iron heel of (.rmnny Is the report car tlie been informed roukbst of be- intelligence service ernment methods ly Prince Liehnows-kv- , pstrols. river tha report tell advance r l Arraa-Caiubra- mailed out yesterday numbered 303 and ii' n runner who has arrived here of the positions of troop eoucentration. tween the i and Bapaume-Cambra- l A ne politicsl beverage, one tlial the noted diplomat, snd by Doetnr Ameriesa airplans in Free made sixty-liv- j would been different. wete classified as killed in ac- and who is buui.d for France. the results have eighty-fou- r road, . . , bids fair to rival in lame W. Jenuina Muehlon, the former director of nine hundred and flights Since the taking over of that part Krupps, the to Cbauctd-lo- r fSmONNX SVCZKQLES tion, five died of wounds, one of other Bryan's graptj juice of cartoon fame. ' Isfter writing during the first two week of August, li.v cgusocteil 111 I he of Hussia the (iernians following the von Hethinauw tlollweg severely Along the British center south of causes, and 232 wounded. hss beea Hawaii. PACIFIC COAST VISIT U aioety our politieal reporter ef The Uilo Triluine, signing of the Brest Litovsk treuty, criticising the government. engaging f eonUats ssd Bapaume there has been progress of Captuin Edward Schmidt of Mani- the courier says, the Teutons have CONSIDERED BY WILSON bringing down least twenty enemy note in only one sector, north of breswmably after confirming the du Coming Bom to Aoost st that towoc, Wisconsin, I. in the list of those ' been bent upon crushing out the na asss Prronn. Here the Australians made a biuiis report of "Link" MCundless "Another pamphlet, a'so anonymous, machines and oue captive balloon,' wounded in action. tiounl life and culture and the political WASHINGTON, (Asso-cists- d .lash early in the day into Mount Ht. f Sndi.lacy, delivered hiniHelf of the fid Asgu.t heen dial with probably two other airplanes The war department yestert'ay an- unity of the people in every possible g a mile and a half the tawing: Press) President Wilson is uassss by peopla the police ' Quatia aorth of nounced the names of 130 Aaioricans way and bitter resentment is felt by mnkiug a tour of thv Pacific have aid accounted for. " Uonoka cocktails are now nil the meu-tion- . rif,' where hitee a hutvdredl prisoners who are held as prisoner im German the Kiissiuns who sorely regret the succeeded iu catching is worth RaLUDg Nortli of Vial rage along the Hamukua coast. The t'oast on the speaking trip for the i were taken. The Germane were evident- prison camps in addition to the lists (Jenuiiii mude peace. Loan. It devoted to the crime Ger- ingredients are kept secret but it is fourth Liberty Bombing airplsnes with Aaierlcsa ly under the impression that the place been publit lied, es- w. s. a. many committed against neutral Be- that have heretofore uoacoction is at least w. a. a. wonld not ba attacked, and were wholly tablishing the late of a numler who kovwu thst the lgium." pilots atlscked Conf'ans, I.onguyon, I wet. unprepared fox the, advent of an Aus- have beietofore beeu listed as wt.uuded. Another official despatch from Dsmourie in daylight, dropping fir force in their midst. A denul-tor- "The iruniediate effect produced !v CHURCH AT LAHAINA France says the Czechoslovak. tralian w. a. av JAPANESE MOTHER erw thousand kilograms of projectiles. defense, with the forces engaging ijttbi bi 4 the refreshment is an over uf Aust.ro lluiigarioji warships in the in a haact to hand struggle in places, wbsUniug desire to vote ugainst K11 harbor of ('attaro, Adriatic. Beu, have Saturday, according to a report from U - Pershing, American aviators waa fferajdv hut th Germans sops , hio. The tipple bos even caused red revolted, ('sec bo Slovak Depot v Houk- 0mrrl took part 4w,n their and put as hut Rpublicu.U8 to declare themselves WILL CELEBRATE up is said to have left Prsgue for Cat- - la a raid against ths railroad thrw alias MAY VELLBE PROUD yard of and haada. i Uome killers, but even the worst th tsro to di fend ths ssilors at the court Rerrieourt Cosflaaa, tho thir ( returning safely. .Vet satUoetl with this victory, the i mixture csun du liajt not so far, created martial. raidera SOVIET CAPITAL Pershiag also reports ' Australian pushed eastward and by j sny for Doctor Genersl that a ' Ifl votes itaymoud. Anniversary of Dedlca AustcUns Woul4 Quit night bad taken Kushu, nearly a ' ' TLii new is l, lOlAlieifl Son In- ntrong Gsrmsn raiding psrty, nnder lat driuk Writes That She Is His Press rorrsspondeuts with ths Amcr-iea- ' niiht Snd a. haf eaet ef Vermis, this is worse affects the tion Will Be Appropriate cover ef s barrage, sdvsuevd to far lliua that. It spiration He Dreams of srsiy ou the I.oraioe (rout, where Aineriean lines iu Vonges, wift advaiu', which the British are polUiral faith of everyone who and the bul pr ly Observed th German line has been, relufureod back ; following) kip anil rapidly consolidating 31 I i tiivMi Tt i thnfc ' Her In driven without securing any UNDON, August rumnritil lllciiit Even Trenches with Austriaa. aay that an Austrisn l T.. Germans I .ui. thoi, puns, mea,na that tb. Ueuin(., ,U. Bo!, hevist Kuhio will to atdted to sample the stulV prlouer declared the morale of rtwu))NiaoIi Next Suinb.v, September 8, The the Battl Satisfactory leader and head or the soviet ,overu when he passes through Monokan, the "Dear mother. You sru viititing me Austrian army is so bad German heavily. In taking Mount St. ('lunch of Our lady of Victory in I .a tbst The fighting in the west front la pro loe ment bs- - wonn led by purpose being to have him retire iu every night In my drvums. troop re habitually pUced Q.,e.ti a.d Bu.su the British losses "ow h" haina, Maui. .nuuti to the Huwaiian plvasani bnind ceeding satisfactorily, Amerioan snd reported in den-atche- s favor of MrCaiidlcss. " Your love aod inspiration is the source the Austrians with to shoot any iter very smaJL '""in, it is as Maria l.anakiln, will celebrate the ordsu Kreuith fpreea under General Manila IpoeraV Mosjvow. Delsils of the - of my vigor and determination. Don't man who endeavors to desert. sdvsneing on ths Sois- rfumbert's army ia making tu'l'- oMieth a ii i! m rsiirv of its dedication, ulatesu north of worry. W. a. s. Chav-Ign- slosj pf 'r ssass!pation sre not told in he DJES IU EFFORT TO Your son is doing his bit on sons to ths edge of Crouy, taking v prog, wAit Hm toward that it is repoited in The Wailuku Times. the tJse reeistiag his despatches, but it is Indicsted U the battlefield in franc for himself WAR GARDEN PRODUCTS and Cuffles after hajed lighting.. eUf, tWmse advance RESCUE HIS MOTHER The church as dedicated sixty yesrs and for trenuously. spirit of revolt sgaiu.t the rad.culs is by you." General March, chief of staff, ia roo-frrene ago Hisliup I.ouis Msigret, vicar The .above was a part of sn inspiring WORTH HALF BILLION NorVk oi oyeas, wkere the French spreautna; mmwj, apostolic of the Huwuiiun Islands. The with the senate committee oa - Perry Pu, a student of I.atiainjluaa letter received a few days ago by Mrs. re approaching Gniseard, there is W. S. S. framework was made in Honolulu by military affairs yesterday, said that school, aged lit, was drowned is the Aoki from her only son, Junic.hi Aoki, American troops bLgded for training besvy. artillery lighting. en Hneo Inst Monday While the French mission brothers and na WASHINGTON, August SI (Offici- in off Mrui, who is nW swatting- the Hun "some- with the British s"id French armies ara North of Koyaos the French, the . - T trying to rescjie1 his ten year old bro- lives and :is taken to Lahuina for where in 'SMT-s- Aoki resides al) The war earden commission an- crossed France". I bsiijg withdrawn as rapidly as ponaibla face of strong opposition, the ther, who was strangling in the break erection. Ue. Father Albert, known nounces that 5.L5,000 war garden plot du Kord, espturlng ths villages on Nuuanu rtt'reet. to Join tV first America a field army. tinl ers. The motJier of the boys narrowly to the natives as Mnkuu Aubereke, was Jnnicki was drafted last April in have been cultivated in ths United Crsvilly. Csmpsgns I of Campsgue ani tscnneil deuth when she bravely went the first pm st rtf the. church. where gone Ststes, 383,000 mors than last rear, the v Of Noyons. Nebraska, he had just to americmtankeYTT is six miles northwest to their assistance but succeeded in Three old pnntiniis decorate the in school and nt products being vslued st $323,000,000. w. s, a. ... . enter after some training bringing the younge1- lad to shore after terior of t (h- li.irch, which has been a inuinlaiid camp he was sent to Prance sunk Br submarine a tisnl fijih'. 1'i'iry tiecniue exhnuste I eompletelv renovated fur the reded with an American contingent. i EMPLOYES PRESENT i.nd went down. tion. One of the on int ni;s, represcntiiiu "Dear mother," the Japiinese sol. WASHINGTON, September 1 (As--, Distrust of banks cost a Filipino w s. s. lias been retouch- DRAFTEES the Ascension, recently dier ill France soys in his letter ft) the fflPD) . soeisted Press) Loss of the Amer- ed Kiiink Wailuku. The ' couple of Wailuku uamed Agntou their WILL CONDUCT bv Hiotlo of mother, ''pardon aie for nut writing ican tank tesnjer',".il Cula-h- v, FOSS yifts Joseth WATKjNSWITHVASE entire savings of $'1.1), the Maui News otlier paiiitiiir ere from Kiny for such u long while. You must not 90ST loos, snd the ywdv REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN Kanichuiiii'liii III and Queen Kmina. worry over me, for I am doing nicely. TO GET DOCUMENTS able loss of a ayniber of her crew,, reports. Agaton, a prosperous iiiechnuic, b Marl. el inipfer,sive and appropri "Mother it ia sqme JLj;h. T'e war- is reported. Sh was submarined OS kept his money in s trunk at his home. WASHINGTON. ii . special September ate ccrrnooi including h earlv fare in the trenches as well as shtlV August 17 about 700 snlles off Thers ws a roreiiionv st Three Filipinos, In ' the eoast other Peter de Cms, suciuted Pre-- f ) ricpreentil mass nnd Iml'1! mass at 10 o'clock, the turn tields are beyond all of YnurnuJ the Hawaiian fertiliser works yester- nn ex description. snd speedily sank. Thir convict, Fanstino Cubulmt and has acceptcl the offer of chair celebration of the church's sixtieth an H.iu hard and task may be, The following draftees, to whom no teen crew Hv day at aoos when ths employes of the KslnnisliMi Pangelineii, learned the horrible the of her of sventy hsv plant presented Norman Watkins, for iiiauship of the liepuldi ini coiii res nivcrsarv iill conclude with n rcat however, nothing can stop us from nc tires for induction into mi lit u I y ser been rescued, leaving sixty-tw- vnae liidiuir place and the night A u trust I 1 1 many of hi u ii ll ciiiiipa yn c ii ill iii r und nil) mi lean at the Cntholic school. The Maui "omplishiug our noble pur- mailed, and which not ices yesrs masager of the works, with 1(1, aud supreme vice weie counted for. when the Agatons were at the mo t testi-siooia- the londio-- of tho eninpnivu will in a j I deituke band be attendance. pose, that of niakiug whole world have been returned undelivered to the a. a. hsHi0ni solid silver ess ss s vies, tlie.v looted the trunk, the robbery the V. lit once, nroiiiises a short but energet An uniipie feature of the celebration safe fur all nations, laige and small I.oral Dm It Board No. 1, of Mono of their sppreclstion. The m not being iliscovered until a week Inter. AMERICA ItJD GREECE When ic program. will be the hi ing of the corner stone, alike, from the mili- lulu, are requested to nt ession wss Mr. Watkins fluully The lix nle.l in llonoln threat of Prussian apply the drnft W. S. 1. where documents and contemporary fur the SIGN SERVICE TREATY esveted bis connutio with the plant lu, where they hud spent the money in tarism. oltlce documents: as newspapers will be dcKisitpl. mother, you ore me Joseph Kuil.oiiiiii. Kiuilon, Onhii: s,iajiager te accspt ths umnutremcnt n few days of high life, and takeirtmck VON HERTLING SOON "Dear visiting of the merehsodise of every n i i; b t in my pleasant dreunis "slei Knluile, Cooke Street, llono i WASHINGTrlN. AtlCUSt 31 (XVI- - densrtineat to Wailuku, where they confessed their TQ .QUIT IS RUMOR American FactO" Umitsd su.l to be a guilt. They will be tried uext month. COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES I hae in the trench, right under the in hi; ji'iili Secretary of Htnte l.snsiag o (Htactoc At enemy shells. Your and Murnoka, the - th couipauv. I W. . S. bursting love Oorokiihi Metcalf Street, l"nitet Ststes snd 'he Orecian aB- I W 1 auwesaor will be ('. MI!V'TO. September Asso LAXATIVU BROMO CjUININE re- inspirnt ion is I lie only soon e of my lCnnolulu: for his nation have signed Mr. watkins' ON the, G. Own superifitcudent of the) SUGAR HAWAII ri' tod Von llcrtliug is soon to moves vigor and determination. Don't worry John Kclii, KiC.l (ueen Street, Ho tientv betweenth two countries atak- - fprsr the cause. Used the world over ' swrjks ia charge of the i Tlekaliiu 4i,(i::il Pnaulisu 513117, lido rcsi;:n, is the Kviliu rumor whiih is n bit. Your son is still oound and is iiolulu; .tJ' of .eieh who westlv to a cobl in one dsy. The signs-- i 'In' elMc" roetr Ban Frssoisco oflftre, A1 who esperi- - OiKiinea li 1'epcekeo lerir reported front neutral capitals. II i doing his bit for the country which is ft, H. - AJi.wt In the other, avnilablo ll.l, ll. of K. V fsir1ibflr.ln,' ;taiis' Ka.s- for 4St)H, Olaa lMiMI. railvSJinc'iii.' ture CXOVK is on each box. -- ence with the obtnpany In responsible ed, Hon.. inn I.supn nt'e is Given ns the cause giving you a home and its protection. Honolulu; I siltlrwrr ervicc. The treaty is-- Pv positions is a guarantee, that he will ho-lio- L'tlMI, Ksiwiki IMOU, llaiuukuu and it is suid that Dr. W. S. Wo'f. Mannl .1 ly ti.e I AUIS MED) Please take care of yourself and wait i.( v S, Kib aejir Ala tticrlt' i Vnlbal in terms with tbosa ''msks good" in bis new position. i!tt)l. now colonial secretarv will sucei c h in. L--' xjoi A. for my triumphal return to your mJe. " Ktreet, I signed with co CiNU CI., L'S pui Honolulu. other belliereut. f -- i ' -- ' USEMI-WEEKL- 8 HAWAIIAN r.AZETTE. TUESDAY, SEl'TOfnER .V 1918. Y Uasf.rlane't Dinner Bell,' with lack ! iWA fACTOM. aTOTnrtt AD I up, was aeeoad, fally three ,.- - COMMISSION MZBCHAHTS ATTEMPT TO DELAY SALOON PREMISES Garden Island is lenjtha behind Kawailaol, while C, IL I IK8UAHOB AOE1TT" ; ?-- ".!, Ifndd'a BoTgUmbV Johnny Carroll np,j f ,J ' ';;." ' ' finisher! third, a. lenirta behind Uinaer . i , . .. 'i " a - Waking Up For : i. " Bell. Marfarlanr'a .Dreamery rw naataxioa voaipaay 'j f t Walter .. SCHOOL OPENING IS PUT USE I wag MratchM. wMIaka Arrisoitorai uv,,ixa . , TOG00D - i, 1M, I, S Dnrtiaado gate a lot oi trooble and .Apxkaa Snirar Co v . Sugar Compaay , Primary Carapaiga had to be led by Boy" Joha-o-a Kohala UMPQUA WINS LIBERTY "Halter Wahaw, water tympany, utm. all the way from th grandstand - )n '" ' AT Prohibition Results Better to1 ' he refna I Id,'1 BEATEN START the starting poiat. Here - , 'V ' Old Rooms Re Republicans Have Biggest Field ed to move, eauaiBg half a doxen r i 'f . j'-- Business Bar 41 ' But wore, false starts, W, modeled and Most Are Stores of Candidates Democrats ' , Treop C) oa Aid of Food BOND STAKES MILE RAGE Pat. Harrr Belmont Charles Rice Enlists Are SeeRing For Seats In ;Rowdr was aa easy victor la th anile (SstlaSCoi) Within tew weeks since prohlbl - ! Administrator Child To Secure the Lower House ' t ii and 6a.eighth tteepleehaae evoat, U Two Postponement 'Ion became effective in Honolulu, the Weeks' where I . arnrfc4.. ont on thai iwnsstiss basis. remodelling of the former swlooai ('hurled A. Rice, a prominent Repub- spent money as thoughthey bad - KINNEY VIGOROUSLY ten lican of Kauai, tiled 1.1s nomination pa Defeats Oaeonta By Neck In Yesterday's rultoa IroaVorts? of Bu tonta depend ' no cares or debts, or families pers yesterday and has ndlcially an- BabeaeK V Wllerit Compajy OPPOSES THE PLAN way, (Ma cut upon them, has been under nounced his ioterMoa to rua for the ioa Morwn. Prt. Lrman Fiteh Oreaa'b Fuel Econoailset AJom CpL 4V md five out of six arc now busy iner- - Main Event Races At Ran iolani Park chine Ona . Troop) oa Dick, aad Cha. (t .Myor Co, tnglseera Refuses To Make Any Recommen senate In the coming primary election. W. A. Henderson (Troop A) oa Aire handisei stores. Mr. Rice left for Kauai Inst night and finish tha order ' , To Governor were the others to la UAtSOIf KATIOATlOfl OObtFAUT dation Says It was said by those who favored the will shortly start his campaign ou the aanedu All Good Saturday s Receipt s KrtEJT aU-WH- Schools Will Open On Time the liquor selling business Garden Island where, the political pot tOTO Mention of tol simmer, MaiM TJnborsed and Unhurt in Honolulu that when the saloons were Is just beginning r The second offensive Inline he. on be Opposing Mr. Bice for th nomination u.i' A Darten aaonie mna uimoiauni iv. "oreed out the old locations Would long nu the Republican ticket la Joseph Hod For Red Cross Society Harold stuns (Troop V), 'who rone half of plantation interests, yesterday, e vacant. erigues, who is making his first try for Babe. In trolna over the barrier at .the with view of breaking through the A very few still have "To Let" signs senatorial houors. Roderigoea ran for s' post Babe stumbled, and ' But roost on Garden horse aad rider were throws, me gtrta defence of the department of public hanging on the doors. for the supervisor the Island and only got How Your -- , 80MMAET to start off la this beat and ami delaying the opening art. where once were hanging, swing-ng-doors- was defeated. The Democrats on Kauai YESTERDAY'S strap snapping la the fall and anhqrs- instruction awar after the fourth start rith Wei-- 1 M M school noisy, crowds' have but one candidate for senatorial Ing Muns. Hgt. James Roach' (Troop if the schools that children with drunken Boy, come Boy easily a neck to the good night rontinno to work in the cane f men inside lined up against the slop- honors, John A. Kealoha, who is Link 'I'roiting and Pacing Welcome O) on Gump pulled up after tha acci- 3-- for a lead. wae - Uolllnger met with py which MrCnndless' henchman on Kauai and winiug heat 2:t7 It tha dent aad weat to the aid of hi com Accounts field sudden defeat almost bare, are now doors are like Den-erv- a Stand? - Hawaiian bred Wal-me- horse heat from start to finish,1 rade, who wa Uninjured, however. Pvt. it got started. neighbors, within, legitimate who is also reputed to have a strong Four furlongs, ' before their and breaking alightly once la passing . t " v j. Superintendent of Public Instruction trade is on. following on Niihau. time :50 flat. F. B. Bavmond (Troop. F) oa Rat wa i it. carried win- the half. Using pay all H. W. Kinney countered strongly and Where men once spent quarters and Kealoha was rnuch in the. limelight Trotting and Pacing Mona, scratched aad did aot steeple chase, it By checks to Tha fourth and final heat Went to - hurled bach the, attackers with the in a day, during the early part of 1914, when ho ning heat 2:43 15, at all.- ... bills you be sble to say lollars, and many or them I Welcome Boy, time 8:27 8 4, giving frill no cir- - figured prominently in the graft Inyes Kiiinl, three furlongs, enlisted men The finish, between Tex, second, and Viyoroua statement that under for mugs of beer, the insidious cocktail I him race. waa, fully positively nd at once just how Hilo board of super -.- :37 2-- the The winner Morgan, third, was a pretty one, buf euinstnnro would he lend himself to and straight whiskey, they now purchase ligations of the Inckrabbit, time good coming you financially the first which he was a shining mem all One-niit- four length! to the under half, a neck, separating tha two horse. stand ny such plan. shoes for the little fellows at home; visors, of Five furlongs, free for Weloome Boy ' her. Kealoha waa guilty 1:01 the wire. again secured It was! beautiful to watch the asimal of each fnonth. Such a system jt was Charles A. Rice, of Kauai, irroeeries for the coming week neces found ofem time ' .Tami ()neon-ta- , slightly the advantage at the start of clear, ta barrier, which were three (or economy atbd conve- . former territorial senator and candi hczr.lement of county funds on furlonga, free for all makes cities; or a nw dress for "mother": live this heat, being half a aech ahead. being six for the upper house, who nry 25, I1M4, and sentenced tu not more time 1:01 15. and a half feet high, there nience. u -. ite n;in ind even then, go home with TQfMfV in From "start to finish it was again Wel- ' ' '. than two years penal servitude oo Feb Iti-- Cav- of these evenly distributed over the ,J-- ' .ironght up the matter yesterday anl their pockets, and certainly lithout a no rnre Troop A, Fourth come Boy 'a race, for Deserve broke c ... . v en lifted the aid of Food Administrator runry 4, 1914.' He was later parotod by eoo ' load on. alry. onee or twice. The main event, which wa the Una), F. Child, who to Governor Pinkham. one-hal- f furlongs, Hawaii, J. consented take Where the Criterion saloon attract Four' and Dan T. Carey's Waimea, with John- race. Bank of tups toward having the Governor ask There are four seats in the lower Snunte, time :57 flat. wa a close and exciting Ia this d large crowds day and night at the All on ny Carroll up, voa the four furlong number Louis Warrea's great Umpqua, A to postpone the opening of the pun house to at the coining elections s ' Five furlongs, flat. one-mil- e ornet of Hotel and Bethel Street, for Hawaiiaa breds, time :50 Louis Tyler . woa lie school. Hi proposition was that Kauai, with a large field of candidates. 1:03. with Charlie up, tha "here the elaesware and mirrors and time Warren's Onela, Charlie Tyler up, was Liberty Bond Stakes mils by Comer Fort and J'ereheot Streets Governor .could easily .do h The Republican entries will constat of steeple-chas- e dsb the this polished shone where the Ore and one eighth mile 'second, a length behind Waimea, while entry, One- dor la ring school tlx counter and 0. H. Wilcox, a member of the last a head over Warren other a holiday during ceaseless Howdy, time 2:14. Chlkamori's Young Boy, Uno Valen-- ! Inst two weeks month, en lollars jingled in an almost leginlnture, J. C. Jeves, James Werner, onta, with Johnny Carroll up, time 1:42 of this thus e one mile free onrney from the pockets of the wage-arner- Von, W, I.ibirty Pond Stakes, tine up, came third, a longth in the Charle Luc Mary Louise, With Ham Kaahu, Kkekelo, C. Spitx, 3-- 10. a.' abling the school children continui- for nil Umpqua, time 1 :42 Cos' s Into the busy cash register in rear of Oneta. and Andrew ITarev Dnnlvita on. waa third, while R. ty work in the cane and "hel Richard Oliver and Waipa Aksnn, was exchange for "hoor.e", a general dry up field Pmamv Vr, llnnvU tin last. M. itanealli'. Ari.tolat, with Opioplo aare the augar crop." Lined against this promising goo-- ; oenry an wnn -- : open race", .iOB . in-- th behind Younff same was goods store will of candidates, the Democrats are groom - up, brought ap the rear. CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- "The proposition made re and excitingi finishes, were B N won. If the saloon was elaborate the ing and preparing five candidates for TVS " Arlstolat Poor Performer eeijthrby 8. O. Halls of the Hawaiian run off in (rood time yesterday i . new will be in its way. Thoy M. Arlstolat gave a lot of trouble, more Sugar Planters' Association and me! store elaborate the lower bouse stakes. are ! nftcrnoon on the itaplolnni Park track Was nura Giving the lie to the Ilenriques, John Rcgo, John lialomnno, y than he worth, and forced a with prompt assertion on, the part of i,. the second of the three-da- meet, Tb youngster had a lot of trouble school-woul- stores would remain .1. S. H. Halo. ber of false starts. XJmpqna was in Superintendent Kinuey that $ie talk that these Chandler and number, first heat of In ttlng oS and there were half a vacant fer a long time, this new store It was unnounced yesterday that Kn The opening the fin fettle, lie stood, with hi. muscles open on time. initial trotting' race, was atarted , doaea false .tart before the flag, Mr. Child aaid yesterday, following also required the space occupied by hio would not visit Kauai on his pri tie wenU down for a go. Creeper got all head erect and ears out at a ouarter of two and the meet tva. j pointed, perfect picture equine ROYAL f.IAIL LINE a conference with Mr. Rice, that "thir 'he barber shop which has gone to a ninry campaign but will devote mort of b,0 -- veral length, to a af pool his during the mouth of Sept em ,er bv five, o'clock. furt beauty. Seldom ha TJmpqua been as proposition of delaying the opening ot new location. It will replace a time . 1 . y...... I l.imt ' the schools for two week was sort of room on Hotel Street, and ao the re- her to Hawaii and Maui. Dr. Jamex lie rrnwu CTirriinJ.. """ up or cut down tne lead tne otnera got tractable as he wa yesterday who is seeking the iioni iik a which witnessed ' When the four finally got the flag throat upon me, but it seem to me to generation of Hotel Street goes on. II. Raymond, bl? that on her. Regular Sailing, to BBITISH be a practical suggestion. rente ring Sore Removed ination ou the Democratic ticket for tli- ntnrday card, but even at that the Yesterday was a poor day for Prohi- Umpqua wa easily th gainer ty a . two-lengt- whichV he held almost COLUMBIA B. expect to the matter up with Where Fashion saloon waaformer- - delegate to congress, will leave for Tteni'nnee fell far ahort of erpeeta-i-ms- bition the In fact, Prohibi- stsrt, .(ehang at Victoria, take the at track, way, gained him the'"IGovernor," ad. led Mr. Child, "and tv located near the Empire theater, a Kauai ou Thursday in conipuuv , with Yesterday the irrnndstand was tion never had a chance, being dis all the Oneonta oa (X, for Seattle; Vancouver is con- three-quarter- s gamely, however, coming dowa I,think that any legal objection ran be location which respectable women of Senator Makekau from Hawaii. The Lent full, while the tanced badly. Prohibition waa dowa and the necting point for passengers by medico wide circle of grand-pt.-iad- - stretch it looked as if the Carroll mount overcome by the recommendation ot the city hesitated about passing on Maui has a bleachers en either nide of the and out long before the first heat of PACipIC - he might be first under the wire. Umpqua CANADIAN' KAILWAT SuperintenMent Kinney, of the depart wav to in legitimate busi friends ou the Garden Island, where .)bout filled. .Consid- the two-i- a three trotting and pacing their stores tvre.'Jt won, though, just by a head. This great to Or a tS. Paul, ChicaCgo or ' tnent of publie instruction, to Governor ness, and where men reeled through the was a practising physician at one time. ering the merit and excellence of the race wit well under way. Those who a. - - finish sent the crowd home happy. McCarthy the official o! ac- w. a. mces and fact that it was a holi- were backing Prohibition to win auf- It ZEALAND aad that opening swinging doors and the police were the could aot have been staged better had the. publie school be delayed until Oc tive; where drunken men ogled wom- dnv. Honolulu certainlv fell far short fered a bad . downfall, among them AUSTRALIA. ' it been so planned. tober 1 next, and the issuing of a proc- en is now a remodelled store, ready BIGAMY IS CHARGE "f turning ont aa It should have done. being Sergeant Zimmerman, one of the Day Note af tha ss lamation by the Governor declaring a for the establishment of a legitimate Saturday To Oloae Meet well known baseball umpire la the 1SSISSS. school ' He wa. heard ; The official bugler was missing yes holiday until that time." business, ji store which would vie with ir i. .f:ii . local diamond circuits. E. Murray, According to Superintendent Henry .k.... to remark Prohibition would nev terday and Cant, Harry th any in other respectable neighborhoods. followers of the sport to settle the that announcer, a lot oa ; W. Kinney, however, there is little er fool him again. did of hammering H. Davies & Go. Ltd The one festerinir sore of the locality AGA1NS OFFICER nuestion whether the i city care, for the bell, calling th horse out. Thef chance of any such holiday beirjg rle-- been removed. I 0. H. Judd's Mona, Jodd driving, has further good racing or not,: for next 1-- After Prohibition was outdistanced tared, especially hie took first In 2:44 8 by a with recommen' Down in the middle of the block, back will he third last the heat la second rac KAAHU U ANU ffTBEET When if be would consider Pstnrrlflv the and length and a half over Dr. "Small" th trotting of tha dat 'tion. asked of the Fort Street stores, and reached present meet. Inasmuch as th water wagon wa brought into re surb proposition Mr. w d"y of the Dawn, the army veterinary a Kinney was ex through Cunha's Alley, the old Union Capt. H. B. Steele, Son will Case' quisition many pretty was reeding emphatic in his opKsition. th entire receipt of the day holding the ribbons on Dawn. There and a dres Saloon, a building standing in the heart is ex- rrom simply will make any of Doctor Schurmann, Faces be donated to the Red Cross it wa a good on the second mile saved the dust,' .'I refuse to of one of the most valuable business start Some one ia the Ewa bleacher drop- Siirh recommendation to the Governor," Court Martial Is Under Arrest pected that a bumper crowd will turn in the rear when the other two came CASTLE & COOKE Co., squares in the city, is now occupied out, purpose of ped a dime and whea there was a scram- - Ltd asserted Mr. Kinney. "The school ' for the occaion and under the wire. This outdistanced the bv manufacturers i . t)le the fortune the grandstand rose will open promptly on time, as advised Paul Schied's, the meet certainly call for a good Kealoha entry and left Prohibition out far PONOLULU, T. H. agents. Dry goods now on dis Bigamy is a charge laid against l apt. as one, trying to learn particulars of by the 1'resideut, whe says nothing are showing. of the reckoning for the remainder of that I Henry B. Steele, 'J.ith Infantry, tinted should be olnv, also women's wear, in a place the flght that did not slake place. Eve allowed to Interfere with thp h r,".V authorities At times yesterdav it seemed that the event. boys schools. where women never set foot for fortv .lv the band broke off midway during .' The commissioners have al' of the Hawaiian Department, General the races were going a bit slow, but Mona Beat Daws a waits. ready acted ojion this suggestion in the veanl case, Rome the of Ho A. P. Blockso... department commander, this was hardly the of Mona won the second heat straight, They are now talking about matcbJng foafiission Merchant negative. As for the argument thai The old saloon on the corner wore minded to be a bit ..! XT...... ;. . ia . luiiiwuurmi youngsters time 2:34 15, and race by a length Umpqua and Oneonta for a mil on Mat the teachers will not be here in time '"'""' is Captnin nnd were to eet start- .J of saloon had "Our information hat refractory hard over Dawn. The two got off to a fine nrday. This should be a great drawing Sogw Factors is uow room, although half the inniu-ksom- , it probable that practically all Steele has another wife on the ed properly. The feature of the day on second try. half wan of-th- been taken over bv an adjoining res start the At the card. Also, there are those who os expected will get here, due to said General HI "The was the great rmpqua' behavior. Ho be- in i elf is an indica land," Dawn wus three or four length to see Oneta and Waimea go it again the; special arrangements that have taurant. This officer is, ami has been. under arrest was gentleman and never act- tion when the hooe selling trade a perfect hind Mona, but cut the distance dowa over tne nair, while still other wan RWs Plantatfos Ca, beii made. After all the trouble and that and preparations arc be ing made to ed better than he did in the mile, which Sttante, made to get the passed out the restnurant's business a good deal and on he reach home Kawailaui and Mary Louise Walaloa Agricultural Co., Ltd. ,ffrt teachers here in court martial him." was the final event of the day. shape. matched for a Dc Apokaa Sugar tirae for of increased and the owner needed more sailing in ia fine dssh. Co., Ltd. the opening the schools it Captain Steele is one of the three Steeplechase Event Excited Major Murphy's Jackrabbit, winner nervo ha still his staunch backer an Pulton Iron Work of St. Louis wonm never do to postpone the room. sons-i- law V. Sc oen armv of Dr. hiirmann. The steeplechase was a pretty number of Saturday's second heat, won the they would like to see him go another Blake Steam Pumps iiuj." At the corner of King and Nmianii, German-bor- whom the resident against nnd pleased the crowd a good deal. finals in the three furlong for fnllit-e- d heat or so against the teadv old Wei Wester Centrifugal i The idea of postponing the opening a former saloon premises is being re Bi the federal authorities have brought :37 8-- come Boy. Might just as well Babeack V Wileoa of 4he schools for two weeks to modelled for legitimate business. Across The seven entries went over the first men at catch weight, time match Boilers enable tiou to denaturalize him on the ground he made on Satur- and Dee ia a Oreen's Puel !. the children on the various way a former saloon site is now barrier, in front of the grandstand, as exactly the time rrohibitiun Jtretta rat Ecaumiser islnmls to the that he haB been guilty of pro ierninn yes- for outdistanced ones. Marsh Steam Pumps takij pert iu the effort to pawnbroker 's shop anil jewelry store. one. Of course, it was a foregone con- day. He was easily the winner harvest the utterances this year. D of John O'Kourke brought Weicome Bo? Matsoo Navigation Co. sugar rane, as bv down Nnunnu the old Anchor clusion that Sergeant Belmont's Rowdy terday by four length. Troop put forth Further Captain Steele was married to Agnes o Oo ' in this Fourth Cavalry is celebrating the to tne islands and after he disposed Plasters' Line Shipping Mice is as followi.: suloon premises are soon to be remodel Schurmann who is the third duughtcr of would win. for he is a veteran the was in- event today iu proper style. Mex or him he brought Denervo to beat th Kohala Sugar Co. Statement of Charles Bice led for a merchandise store. I.ove Doctor Hchuriiiaiiii to marry an army style of racing, yet the event teresting and exciting enough to be Troop M was second with Duke of l former. Denervo also changed hand . If tlieM' yoiinghters are allowed toy s wholesale liquor estaiiiisnment officer, on June 2, 19IH, by Rev. A ti good. Troop F, third. Babe of Troop D, Bat aad O'Kourke brought Bretta Dee to , has been repainted and cleansed nnd W. of Cnion Church. reel BCTINXBS OAKDS3. ciTii imic ivurs Tor ro weeks longci Palmer, Central Troop F, and Wlannie of the Vet- beat the' pair. It looks aa if the vote or is resdv for legitimate trade. Those attending them at this wediling The Hawaiian band was on hand and of unin me end tins mouth of Hep erinary Corps were among those pres- ran horsemsn should have stuck to Wei tcaiber, " said M.T. Rice, A "To Let" sign still hangs on were Lieut, an l Mrs. K. A. Itischof, filled in the waits with music The af "it will meai They finished somewhere ia the come Boy in the first place. HONOLULU IRON WOBK8 CD. touch he door of the Royal Annex, opposite i ho being a of the bride was a perfect one, just warm ent. to the rowing crop. The wuathei latter sister ternoon rear. Next Saturday's meet will begin at condition ideal now if the police station. Leutenant and Mrs. Hischof were enough to be comfortable, and the dust one thirty ami will of every description made t mt and wi Oneonta, Charles be the last of the can take a.KuntPi;' of there wenthi Other Change married late Inst year shortly after nuisance in front of the firrandstand Ixiuis Warren's year. The receipts will be given to order. I up. won five furlongs, free- - the eouditious it will mean an increase of The Prosit saloon on Beretunis Lieutenant Hischof had been eomiiiis was abateil to the point that no com Tyler the Red Cross. The program will be mads for all, in 1:0115, by a half length the yield ef about a half ton of sugai Htreet, near Aaln I.une. is n Japanese sionoil trolll the ranks. pbiint could come from this source. public tomorrow, for the horsemen are ' Dan T. Carey's Mary Jay, Jonn- - acre, tn-- m poolroom, while the saloon at the A short time ago Captain Steele ap over w ine runiiermore, it will site Following is a brief description of - meeting tonight to go over the detail i up. Charle Lucas' Ter- . is now ill or in i e' ny Carroll GAZETTE rue releasing of a large number ot corner of Peretiinia and River piieti iu liic ii'iiraiiir heats, being - . a. HAWAIIAN race, the trotting mont, Harry up, came w adirlts for the harvesting of the pre a Japanese drug store. The Kamehame 10 cuungv ins iiHiue 10 rtscMc, saying lumped into one story, although they Donivits intra was l is name and last, the three were hard to get KEMI.WESXXT. ? last ripening crop. hii saloon on Mnuniikea Street hns been that this father' and were run in between events: wns not riyht other way but when they finally got . ..'."The work that these boys and girlx replaced by an Oriental store. The old that Steele his name. This Tom Welcome Boy, driv- under CUBS AND RED SOX Issued Tuesday and Fridays was and was officially Hollinircr's off the start Wa a perfect one. At .are floinjj is not irksome nor arduous saloon, corner of King and chauge permitted en bv Jock (iibsou with his green some- published. However, it is said that in k, ui,rl,k tnnit tha lead. (Entereii at the I'ostoffije of Honolulu. .. Their work is strictly confined to plan Mnuna Kea Streets, has replaced jacket white polka dots, was again , . .. the marriage license the certificate car and ...... although T. as. second-clas- s matter) t Iffg. I bey go to work at six iu the time ago by a popular cafe, bakery and . od i . . , ric of Sceelo. " victorious ..j the main trotting the SUBSCRIPTION BATES the uanie , - . tilurfling and are through lit about nndv store. The Service Saloon on nfli-in- event race re- READY FOR BATTLE ini Steele, like his brother-in- tMtuniif 'i Termont was hardly in thi Par s2.0fl ta- - the afternoon. The youngNtein Hotel, near Maunakea Street, is still Captain distance. Var ar rose quired the winner to take three out Per Year (foreign) 3.(mi taking real iu run as a drink emporium, as is law. Lieutenant Bischof, from the race. interest their wrrk soft the of war. of five heats. Welcome Boy took the tid are enthusiastic over the Pnddv Rvan's old saloon on Alakeu ranks after opening the which, Rescue Race Spectacular Payable Invariably .ia advance. fact that He was au enlisted man of the Second three following the initial heat, In they are taking on active part in Street. The Mint snloon opposite the as usual, was won by Denervo. Troop A, Fourth Cavalry, with 8gt. World Series Open Chicago To CF ASSOOIATBO PKBSS lufniitry. On being c oiiiniiioucd he stBHIll Till . helping win the war. Liberty theater is a soft drink rendez- Denervo Wira First Heat B. K. Heckert and Cpl. lid ward HUey morrow Boston Favored Here The, Asasctatea rrass U sxsluslTsly 4 j was transferred to the :i2nd, and when reacu M ta as for rpMlsailoa of ail boys t.f fouitecn and over nrr vous with poolroom attached. on Amos and Spider, won the e e '""The j that regiment was ordered to the main Denervo won the first heat in 2:10, But Chicago Should Win t4lt M U aot etksr-rl- very proud of their working reserve Peacock 's wholesale liquor house now lengths gcod, over Welcome race, wmen orougni in a wi rsita4 la thta pr SB else u land was again transferred to the 25th. two to the " "...- aew , "! nue horsemanship, be- aseal rnblUW thusta. buttons and the youngster) un.l"r that carries soft drinks. The Younu Hotel The reason for this, it is undcrxtood, Hov. Owner 'J. Kealoha drove K" it age un- perfect work NATIONAL LEAGUE BTAJmnro ' ' S. CaVANZ Bastneaa Manager. aire a' bit peeted because no pio linr in the basement is closed ami was because the military authorities al Dencrvo in thislt snd the succeeding i"K 'p witness the C vision has been made them room of when they were told P. W. I Pet for to wear used, but the billiard adjoining been informed I heats. The race was between Dener- the animal ready had of an allege Chicago . 127 1 l'mino-tio- 11 - Troop Bgt. Ernest .. 83 44 ,634 CMcag 5, Detroit (first some sort of patriotic insignia. Food is now occupied by the Hawaii former marriage. His arrest was oeca vo nnd Welcome Boy , the , way to fall prone. D, gsme); on New York . . 71 S3 .873 Chicago .1, 1 (second Administrator Child, however, ii going Committee. sioued by the which reach nround the mile distance, for ?1an Alvay and Cplt William Sawebuck ...... 124 Detroit game). information Ciniiunnti . 126 67 59 .93: 5, to" try to arrange for these kiddies And so it goes on all over the citv, ed department headipiurters that there Curev's Bretta Dee, Carey driving, Patsy and Charlie, took second place, Philadelphia Washington 2 (first Kreuper Pittsburgh . 125 65 00 .620 game): 8, H to "have a food administration button with streets being completely regen- has been no u ' separation from bis broke short Iv after the start and was while Troon F. Hat. Edward Washington Philadelphia nil Arthur Piirnnanfl Ktdd and Brooklyn 184 66 68 .461 (second, - which will cover this purpose jurl as erated, fe drunks to lie seen and the wife ou the inn.i lan l, ami thnt bv mar brought dowu to the proper gait only rnl gam). Dutch, and L, Cpl. Firman end t'hilndelphi: 131 M Aft .447 Boston 3, New York 2 (first teell. eertnintv that pnssershy on the streets rviiiK Agnes s. Im.iiiuiiiii he commute. I at the half. She wa distanced and Troop game); Boston . .. 122 70 .4 '"Boys and girl of all classes and will not be suddenly confronted by bigiiiny. siratchod from the remaining heats. Cpl. Hick, oa Locust and Prince.., j New York 4i Boston 3 (second game). M"1- - 12ft SI 78 ,'.'. 1 named. Louis .. .SPS nationalities are engaged in this war milium men thrown bodily out of :i Willie It - not laic i at hen lipinr The uiare has the real .tuff, but has came in the order - wok. Plantation manager's sons are saloon by the proprietor's bouueer. ers it is al-i- In l t lj.it tin- chaug been verv erratic. After she nets ae- Kauutc. Walter Macfarlane'. fine EXPLOSIONS VlLlvBE" fl)ly of last of - working alongside of field laborer and w. . a of his ii a lit t in Stce'e to Asch,i liiuated Bretta Dee would be the class bay by Btarbottle Heuts frames seon i l'hilii.lelnhln 4. Hrooklvn S (first STAGED AT STATE FAIR storekeeper ' sons. Sheriff Rice has Professor F.'gar Wood, principal of wus done to pn-- i I. now Ic !m- of !i i n local harness circles. out of Silver Line, was brought under l Tftmci: Hrooklvn 3. Philadelphia . three suns at work who mug? fr.rn the normal school, has issued a "'all for foruici inarri ice ooi k no n. In the second lient Denervo trot a the wire in :57 flat by Harry Donlvit - a one-hal- f fur- - (second ifamp . SALT LAKE CITY, August 24 -- ( s twelve to seventeen years of age. Dr. all of the school tenchers, who rercntlv II- IIOM ;lfl,'. r'ort lead start of half a ucck on Welcome winner in the four and longs olds. Dan Carey's New York 6, Boston ' (first game soolated Press) One of the of i K. 11, Waterhouse has a sixteen yar- arrived from the mainland, to met him Mia ft Hoy. At the ipinrter be was half u for two year feature Johnny was ee- - lio-to- n V, New Voik I (second game an exhibit of the United (Stales Bureau old son who has recently won.cd him at the Normal School this morniriL' :tl leii'ir'h ahead uud at thf half was easi Wiiimcu. Carroll up, r gaunte, I liiciigo l Pittsburgh 3 (first game Chemistry, to be offered during tl.e '.; eel qp to a job of luua over one of ten o'clock, in order to formulate plans A Oocd fi:;:;raiiuu !v a length and n half In the bsad, but I. halt length belli nt of Mrs. Xice j Pittsburgh .", Chicago 2 (second Utah State Pair HeptcmUr these working reserve gangs. for the ''oniiiii; school term As uuinv Tiy Ch.i.cl Table i hen ..t 'he Hi e eighths Denervo seemed to while' Merfasiaae'a. Peter gam) her, if Lost, .lack up, third I iiiciiinati 0. St. Louis 3 (first jame to October 5, will be miniature n , ' "The luds work on piece work and of thi' newlv nrc sr ;i i i'ioos O I." ill his pace, while Welcome Boy was' arrt'i( fcuihers sliuken I, 0 I ! I' and last. Louis Malolo, the Cincinnati St. Louis (second game strstions of grain dust esplosiuns . Dicrfl is crent rivulry among the various tered out the cite and it hn- - to be nun O ll,. .'. rj.d ahead yra hially. He got a Warren's the entry, was and did larger variety of which have bejn re . gangs. They mnke on an average of in ooswi lile to (jet ill personnl touch with !, in I., Ii rl'e 'iiir L a I. but on the stretch Denervo other scratched -- The ones got off to a AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING sponsible for destruction x-.it- , from tweatw-liv- eeata to a dollar eiuii of them. l'rofes-;o- Wood m tnl r'or Mile al! c. Mllll'i fought namely niol closed the distance not run. young the of Hoy without any trouble, but F. W. L. Pot. titles of foodstuffs In the United Stati s. . day. The eighty boya who went rlowi in-- ' this menus to notify them of this ii Co.. Ltd., av .v. between ho rapidly that Welcome uood start t it wus Mautite's race right from the Huston . ... IH 75 61 J593 The chemistry exhibit will u to JJakawcli from Honolulu did excel irnuortant mrctin'' won in n tin-a- and exciting finish by i start, although Waimeu gave the Mac- Cleveland . 126 73 63 .679 model grain mill and elevator, and st ' lent work M imager Baldwin K.WHAS rn AnraiM If. The ust l.nri'ly hulf a neck, coming uuder . 126 69 57 .548 sorry to see'l them go. These bnv- - taken off the Christmas vacation and '.alio i.'lil, uf he wire iu 1' 7 This put the race farlane filly a good argument the Washington stated iotervsls the elplonions will be ' Chicago 121 61 00 .604 staged- - planted I4i) acres of cane and the children were taught on Saturdays, tel vii uuinlci In ixteen ... c an lis the saving goes Slid whole distance. , .... til Louis 121 50 63 .488 The object of the .are of it in a uuiuuer good the time lost could easily be made up. cava, ill n. Ida year. s i: applies better iu this instance Kawailaui 'i Second Win demonstration w'll Kau-ailao- Louis Warren's chest-mi- l New York . . 122 58 64 .473 ." xrmch older persons." In reality," he concluded, "there arc War' condition pi e cot hau it .Iocs in ceitaiu gamos of cliaucc. filly by Bey ou of Hula Det-- t . 126 54 72 .429 ctuperintendent Klnne -' only ten school ilavs to be made up the prcscii' e a dis We'ioiue Boy Victor Again Hindoo ... f"Oespute 121 47 77 .379 rc-i- - .r I n n II t to v Welcome H., with Charlie Tylei up, wa. tn Philadelphia 1e prevented. War time activities of , Opinion to the coutrurv, I see no bv this ida n and thick thM nd n se r The third heat went to Deu-ier- fur- why school could not be started conl'l easily be accomplished by thih ice of muny ic ,;i veil Hov. I line '' Ul, he winning over easy winuer in 1:03 in the five the bureau of chemistry will bs !" ' ' ti - by u were bard longs fur Mrs. Alice Result of last game of oa xalbil. , Week this year. a week :i method , the leaaou- leugth. The two r 1. later If I

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