I yf" from San Frenefsee 7 Vf frt f Nippon Mam. Oct 6. Y cV 4 t 7 JL 1 j ) Tf I Evening Bulletin, Est 1SS2, No. 6309 VI PAGE. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1017. 12 PAGES Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXV. No. 7950 PRICE FIVE CENTO 9 CiASTWEE WM6 SENATE Russ Congress HUM MATH BY BLOWS Favors Peace .Mil W4 SSES With Germans LAFOLLETTE'S SPEECH TOLL OF VITAL POINTS CAPTURED ! (AtMdttad Pre by U. 8. Naval Wirtlevs.) MEASURE 4. 4 TO BE INVESTIGATED BY FETROGRAD. Russia, Oct 5. ST0RM1S FROM HUNS MARK PUSH i BHI Now Goes to President for The Democratic congress, in ccn- - His Signature, Following vention la this city .today went on record as favorins an active SENATE Which It Will Become Oper propaganda for a ceneral peace COMMITTEEfROM , NOW1600 AS BRILLIANT VICTORY ative, Opening Hawaii to with the Central rowers. By a vote of 833 to 106 strong revolu- - Service of Japanese and tionary resolutions were adopted SearchingTnquiry Into Correctness of "Statements of Wisconsin Late Reports From Japan Say Dutch Liners calling for the fulfilment of the 60,000 Houses Destroyed Demoralized By Force of Haig's Thrust, Germans Make No1 by meet- - 4- - Solon at St. Paul to Be Conducted Charges Against program as outlined the Attempt to Regain Ground Lost Terrific Losses Sustained (AstocUtM by V. S. KtU Wireless.) ing of delegates In Moscow rc- - Senator Stone Ordered Dropped as Result of Flood ttt ac- - By D. Oct. ccctly, and declaring that an Bosches While Thousands Are Taken Prisoner' ASIIINGTON, 0., tive policy tending toward a gen- - (Special Ctiil to Nipiu' JUi) 5. Kaiser's Pride Blown Up j W 5. Without a dissenting cral peace be instituted. 4 (Associated Press bv U. S. Naval Wireless) OKIO, Japan, Oct The toll of great storm, tidal wave and PETROG RAD, Russia, Oct. 5. 81JIXGTOX, I). (A, Oct. 5. The .euate committee on T the vote house bill providing j the The Drovisional government today flood of Monday is steadily (Associated Press by U. 8. Naval Wireless) " 9 for the suspension of the coast issued an order declaring that a :W privileges' today ordered that a formal inquiry be made growing as the reports from the strick- - en ''points pour in. Today it stands as wise shipping law passed the 4- state of war now exists in Tur- - into the speech delivered by Senator La Follette kestan owing to revolution. follows: the severest battles of the war, the British after their im- - senate this morning. at St. Paul, Minnesota, recently. In Tokio prefecture, exclusive of .the It was reported ytsterday that the city of Tokio Killed, 900; houses de- petuous assault of yexterday, have emerged victors, the strategic; All foreign vessels will be al - committee '.vas evidently- in favor ot stroyed and washed away, 2,400. value of the positions taken being regarded as. one of the great- lowed under this act to carry tabling the protests which have In Chiba prefecture, cast of. Tokio - RESTRICTIONS ARE destroyed and est victories registered by Great Britain's troops since her and freight from poured into the senate oal'ing for the Killed. 400: houses passengers expulsion, from the nation s '.ongress washed away, 2,240. entry intu the war. Vital points were wrenched from the; one American port to another, of the Wisconsin solo,i for alleged yro-i-t In Ibaragi prefecture, east of Cbibu de- enemy and unprecedented casualties inflicted. j X.. man utterances in ru'uic. prefecture Killed, 30; houses k excepting those in the Alaskan 56,000. DRAW TIGHT FOR LOCAL DRAFT A sjub-comraitt- bus beea name J to stroyed and washed away, Today the British troops continue to consolidate andl 4 'V ' 7 & trade." . - o.amine the coirciness cf ho Chamberlains this morning made ' firt strengthen the gains made yesterday. Not a counterattack has! ' An exception was made so the coast- reported 'speech as made public in rounds of the stricken parts of the clty ; wise shipping !aw still apply as for- tne pi ess, and, second". j the correct- to inspect the flood"s damage. Later been launched by the Germans since yesterday afternoon, al--; day they the report of merly to foreign ships plyinj between Claims for Occupational and Agricultural Exemption Are the ness cl his statement. in the made though a heavy artillery fire was kept up by them during the1 American-Alaska- n ports other decided their investigation to the emperor, anTx Only Ones That Can Be Taken to Then The committee has further American, ports. the President and that the charges, made against Sen- who is much worried over Tokio's suf- night. I go presl-- fering. The new act will to the Only Through District Board is Latest Ruling ator William J. Stone of Missouri, The German losses in yesterday sp - be- newspapers, ) dent this afternoon, and it may chairman of the foreign relations com- The which reduced encounter were terrific. Thousands pro-Germ- pages owing to shortage of come law before the day is over. occupational agricultural only mittee, alleged to have their the of men were slain or wounded when "passed house CLAIMS for or exemption are the claims the paper supply, arc still unable to .Since the bill the that may be taken to the president by men drafted in Hawaii, and even leanings, do not warant an investi- caught in the merciless barrage fire ! . .days size. The paper famine a without a dissenting vote a few be for by gation by that body. increase their of the British heavy guns, as the Bo- EBMPM there these claims must' made ihe'lndividual the district board and is becoming more and more acute ago. it has been anticipatedthat be handled entirely through official channels. No other method will be al dies sought to wrest the ground lost, would be little; if any. opposition to SACRAMENTO. Cal., Oct. 5. The every day. especially view lowed. Soldiers and police forces are still from its defenders. the bill In senate, in In all other cases the decisions of the district board are absolutely final, Federation of Labor of California Forming "mass attacks the Ger- in-"- " La-Follct- for announced te engaging in the relief of the stricken "of the administration's according to a lengthy message received from Washington by Major F. J. have come to the aid of Senator were by British American to- people in Tokio. mans sundered the tention to commandeer all Green, chairman of the district board. in a resolution adopted guns they got started. shinning for warfecrvice. But, ncver-- day at the convention here. At the rice market it was today not- almost before "Claims for exemption or discharge suddenly a Battalion after battalion of gray-coate- d ,. i . was some surprise A motion by the delegate from the ed that the price soared to tbeless, there on ground engagement infantrymen were torn to pieces - shown when after the rou can u was the of in indus Barbers' Society, indorsing LaFol- - high mark. The rice crop throughout S TOMEZ - try agriculture orig the high learned that: the bill had been unani- and are within the lette's stand, and calling the Wiscon the empire suffered the "most severe and blown into the air bv Five Spanish inal jurisdiction of board, ' power of British 'grannies., monsly passed without one negative the district sin solcn a true friend of labor, asked damage. It is feared the harvest will shells the says the message. "Decision of the Included the massacre were five X . vote from Its former opponents in the that' the "right to express the views fall far short of the estimate. in - district board is final except that the intelligent Damage to property and' lives was divisions of the famous Prussian senate. of ah minority" should be ' Strike Leaders re- - 1 president may affirm, niodjfy or ? -- -- slight Kobe. - who pets. held inviolate.-- - . - ' comparatively west of guards, are the kaiser's - HERE ARE STATEMENTS f So late as this morning there was All day long yesterday and continu- OF EDIMRDO ASUMCIO! with regulations prescribed by him. ... an undercurrent of hope apparent In Get Life Terms ing far into . the night a stream ot v 1 regulations American shipping circles lnr Hono--- The. prescribed by tha German prisoners filed away to the v Prior to the trial he told CipL ! - suspension of president provide for appeal from the Dutch Coat Loses Japanese Varships British lines. The count McDuffle lulu that the bill, for . (AHftdated toy T7. rear of the that Florenclo Bonella Ftm SJBirai Wirlu. decision of the district board on agri ' ' coastwise shipping law might not last night . revealed 300O taken . pris- had done the shooting and Ga- - the culture and Industrial claims, but TMch senate at this session of - the number was swelled by brlel t-' th 4t44ftV.f4tt4. 4- oners and the Verver the stabbing. ; U-Bo- consideration claim for appeal must be filed with the at, congress and that its 4-- - 4-4-- By the host of new arrivals. curing me ne repeated MADRID, Spain, Oct. 5. Offi- district boferd who will send all evi- $6000 Carrying Sink Rescue inai would be postponed until the 'r The consensus of opinion of the wese statements: . cials are using drastic measures 4 dence and other matters considered in -- session. -- - British staff following a study of the Last Saturday Attor-'-f- ber 4 to break up the strike Mhich for 4- the case to the president for his con he told ! However, ever since the news of the disorganized German defense of sterday aa com ney Will T.