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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
(RAFTERS
PAYNASIERS tELVED DEEP y
mo GOVERNMENT FUNDS
AN ACCOUNT OF coURTMhRTIAL
PROCEEDINGS THAT TOOK
PLACE IN 1904 - TO
HARD LABOR.

Yokohama, Sept. 1S.-1t Is now an.
nounced that in the Tokyo naval court
martial on October 2Sth, 1904, Pay.
master Lieut.. Commander J. Kagi was
sentenced to seven years imprisonment
with light labor for having embezzled
"a, O06 yen entrusted to him, while serv.
ing at Sasebo as chief paymaster Of
the garrison Of temporary naval base
between October Sth and 10th, 1904.
In the same court on July 2lst, this
years, Paymaster Lieut.. Commander j.
Takeuchi who had been in service in
England since February. 1902, was sen.
fenced to II years Imprisonment with
hard labor charged with stealing 49,,
900 yen in concert with the aforesaid
paymaster on board the cruiser Taxa.
sage between June and October goth in
the same year. when she was sent to
England. and also on the charge of hav.
ing misappropriated 335.512 yen and
havings forged accounts regarding that
deficit.
Paymaster Commander X. Sakuma,
belonging to the Maizuru Naval Station
was also found guilty on the same day
OF having appropriated 10,0i6 yen In
consequence OF his failure in specula'
tons on the rice market in December,
1903, in connection with the first named
paymaster. Sakuma was sentenced to
two years major Imprisonment.
Apart from the above three paymas
ters, Paymaster Lieutenant T. Kiku'
mura has been sentenced in the Sasebo
court martial to six years imprison
ment with light labor for having stolen
i56 yen on board the battleship Asahi
between Sept. 3rd and December 18th
| 1908.
Lieutenant NJ Mukal has been de
clared to be liable to four months ma
jor Imprisonment and six months pc
lice surveillance on the charge OF hav
ing stolen 40 yen from the pockets oil
three lieutenants while they were TAX
ing bath in the Naval Club at Kuro
between April and June, 1905.
| il. Takeuchi, one Of the naval pay
masters charged with embezzlement o.
official money, as reported in our las
issue, escaped from London in Novem
Der last on hearing that J. Kagi haC
been convicted by the Sasebo court mar
tial. or over 100000 yen appropriated
by Takeuchi, about 100000 yen wa
stolen in concert with Kagi while thu
latter was in England as chief pay
master of the cruiser Takasago, which
was specially sent from Japan in homo
Of the Coronation of King Edward
The sum Is said to have been mostl!
spent In gaming at Monte Carlo an,
in connection with some Paris actress
The balance OF about 100000 yen wa
carried away by Takeuchi when he dis
appeared from London. the Japanes
Government has asked various foreigl
police CHi japanese Legations abroa'
10 ARE Il tie dishonest paymaster, wit
Is still az large. He is alleged to b,
concealing hirr0elf in South America
Takeuchi, WHO was originally favored
in naval circles as an able paymaste
has literary learnings and the popula
naval song, THE Battle OF the yellow
Sea-" was composed by him during tn
| 1S94-5 war.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14

willie" Fitzgerald. the Brooklyn
lightweight, is out after the scalp oil
Jimmy Gardner, the crack Lowell man
Willie declared last night that he wous
meet Gardner any time, and says thai
he Is sure he can lick the shoemaker.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
Business Notices.
SHOOTING NOTICE.

Having assigned our interests ir
shooting game at or on the lands Of
Maunalua to ID. p. r. Isenberg, ESQ.,
al persons are hereby warned that
shooting or hunting on the Maunalua
Lands (Koko Head) Is strictly prohib
tied under full penalty Of the law.
All permits heretofore granted are
hereby revoked.
MAUNALUA RANCH CO..
by 8. NJ. DAMON.
September 22nd. 1905. SlS5-lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
NOTICE.
HONOLULU BREWING G. Mailing
COMPANY, LTD.

The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Honolulu Brewing & Mailing Co.
Ltd, will be held at the office Of the
company, No. 535 Queen Street, in the
city of Honolulu, Territory OF Hawaii
on Saturday, October 21st, 1905, at 10
o'clock a. m.
The stock books Of the company will
be closed to transfers from October II
to October Fl, 1905, both dates inclu
"e
'gnod FRANK HALSTEAD,
Acting Secretary.
.Olulu, Oct. IL, 1905. 3201.td
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
NOTICE.
INTER.ISLANp TELEGRAPH CO..
LIMITED.

On and after Monday, October 2,
1905, the rates for Inter-Island Tele'
graph Company. Ltd, messages will
be 15c. per word; minimum charge for
message $3.50.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
j. NJ. RIGGS,
3l91.tf Treasurer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
SAYS NEW CABLES WILL BE LAID
BEFORE APRIL NEXT.

New York, Sept. 29.-Clarence II.
Mackay, president of the Commercial
Gable Company. said today that the
new cables. to China and Japan, will
he laid and in opertlon on or before
April | 1906.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
SPORTS

Boston, Sept, Jack Reynolds, one
of the most promising candidates for
left halfback on the Harvard varsity
eleven, was ordered to stop training
yesterday afternoon by DR.. Nichols and
sever his connection with the squad
Immediately If he preferred to retain
his old.time activity. Reynolds got a
bad smash recently and tore the liga.
ments near the right kneecap.
3; 8; u
II numerical wealth OF material
counts for anything, the University Of
Pennsylvania should have the great.
est team this year In her football his.
tory. Each days practice has added
new candidates to the list of men who
are anxious to carry the Red and Blue
to victory in the coming games. aud
this afternoon three more men reported
10 the coaches at Franklin Field. aug.
menting the number Of men to total
Of siSty.two.
liver Lawson won the five.mile pro.
fessional championship bicycle race at
Madison Square Garden last g,i: after
taking the heart out Of Frank Kramer
by repeated spurts. Lawson rode a Dor.
rowed wheel besides.
q 8: {;
New York, Sept. 21.-Montague Rob.
erts, well.known professional auto
racer, who is to drive +. K. Thomas
racing car in the contests for the Van.
derbilt Cup on Long Island on Satur.
day, was today thrown from one of Mr.
Thomas touring cars on the road be-
tween Lakeville aud Thomaston, l.. l.,
and badly injured.
8; q :;
New York, Sept. 27.--A match has
been arranged for the latter part OF
next month between Young Corbett and
Mike Ward, to be held before a private
club in Detroit. Ward is younger than
Corbett and little was heard OF him
until recently, when he figured in q
slx.round draw with Jimmy Gardner
8: u u
willie" Fitzgerald. the Brooklyn
| lightweight. Is out after the scalp Of
Jimmy Gardner. the crack Lowell man
Willie declared last night that he wous
meet Gardner any time, and says thai
he Is sure he can lick the shoemaker.
Il u u
Al Kaufman and Sam Berger hav,
bspoiled a real good match, a mattel
which half dozen boxing promoter
have had their eyes on lately. Bein.
friends for years, the young heavy
weights have no desire to face eacl
other in the arena. There are few 9th
er cases on record where fighters woul,
not meet for this same reason, and tn,
most notable one was that of JacI
Dempsey and Young Mitchell.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
SHOOTING NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned that
shooting or hunting on the Waialas
nd Kahala lands is strictly prohibited
inder full penalty Of the law,
,ls4.1m d. p. r. ISENBERG.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14

Belief will never believe Harry
again" Nelle-"Why not?" Belle
HE said he would die for me, and as
soon as he saw papa coming he hustled
out and ran"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
He SAYS PARK MEN
HAVE Pipe DREAM
mulLEH CANNOT SEE WHY BOND ISSUE lstIKE
crRlsTMAs PRESENT Ellis STORY ON MAYOR
WEAVER, or PHILADELPHIA WHEN LATTER WAS HERE
TWO

bought the whole island today.
sWhen Mayor Weaver Of Philadel
nhlA Wa here. two years ago. viii
the Mystic ghflnerat I took "A ull
around the city with him. lie made
the suggestion that Seattle cEerc'S
forcthanRht and bus all the nng
required for widening her streets
right away. before It had advanced
IN price ana become occupied with
buildings.
lie pointed 10 the case or Chest
nut street. Philadelphia, which has
just been Wldeued nt the enormous
expense ~ 2O.000.000. lie said the
people OF Philadelphia had kept off
the mtefui day for 100 years. finally
being obliged 20 dig up. Instead Of
paying $4,000 for the widening a
century ago. the Phlladelphians had
followed what Mayor Weaver con-
sldered the mistaken policy u walt
Ing until the cost was many times
more.
Il told Mr.. Weaver that I dis
agreed with him that his fellow
Quakers had done the proper thing.
The reason they dld not open that
street 100 years ago for $4,000 was
because theg could not afford 70. A
century later they we're better able
10 pay $50 100000.
i hold the same view IN regard
10 local streets do not think I
should be compelled 20 bankrupt
myself for the benefit OF my grand
son. when ~ comes 20 opening
boulevards along the government
canal and other places, where they
are not now badly needed. am IN
favor Of waiting until they must be
prucided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27

The argument OF E. J. Smith and
other members Of the park board
that by Issuing 100000 or bonds.
park lands can be purchased 50 COM
narntipely cheap that II viii result
IN a big saving 10 the city IN the end
Is simply "a pipe dream IN the opin=
lon OF Councilman Mullen,
ITO hear those enthusiastic park
commissioners talk" said Nj. Mul-
len. Friday morning. Zone would
think that issuing half "a million Of
bonds WAS like receiving "a christ
maH present They say that the an
nuai interest viii rot amount 70
anything. and that when the sinking
fund is paid OF 20 or 40 yeara from
now. the land viii have been secured
az go cheap a price that future gem
efntious viii be glad 10 pay the
price
IA a matter of fact I believe the
city viii be better able to pay the
money az that time thnn II ~ to ias
SIZE the bonds today The land viii
cost more. but the city viii be richer
and better able 20 pay fOr H.
Getting right down 10 figures.
can show that the 100000 placed At
compound Interest VIII IN 20 years
amount 60 more than enough 90 pur-
chase a. that time All the land now
contemplated.
a few hundred years ago. ae-
cardluE 10 the story. Dutehman
bought the whole OF Manhattan is-
land FOR 1900. II. instead o. buy
Ing the island for that price he had
put the money ont at compound In
tefest, the sum would have grown
20 large that he could sell have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27

all the time" stated the Judge when
asked II he was not somewhat &c
we're.
THAT woman has been the busiest
enc In town for the past two Weekg,"
laaOnienlly testified Patfolman
Damn when Maud Tucker. ~. faced
the court on charge of lettering
around naloonn.
II have warned her time end
again to stay off Washington street
aud out OF tho saloons on my beat.a
continued the patrOlmhn. but ahe
has Ignored me
Are you marrled7' inquired the
court The prisoner glKgied a mo-
ment and then admitted having n
halpmeat IN Port Orchard "Hs
don't know where | am. and II
ret out Of this acrape I'll 20 back
10 him" said she.
= will fino you $40 this time.
but you ought % 80 TO Jail for he
rest OF your life" replied the court,
The court ~ nettled AZ the dis
obedience Of tho city's fallen wom-
en-. and intends in the future 10 give
uptown patrolmen a helping hand Il
their evidence II satisfactory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
Entire Establishment at Rem
ton Being Reconstructed at
Cost OF SIoo. 900 and Work
in Progress at Van ASSET.
Manufacture Of Pressed Brick
to BE Feature of Operations
Of Corporation at It's Factory
at Taylor.

The Denny ReutOn Clay & Coal
Co. IL building at Van ASSET the
first terra Gotta factory In the
Northwest. Several years ago the
Denny Clay Company manufactured
terra Gotta in small way. but the
Industry was abandoned. The new
plant will give the Denny Renton
Company facilities To compete with
any 90 tho larger Eastern msnufac-
turers
Ernest Madison. who designed
the terra Gotta for the Winkier Ter
ra Gotta Company. Of St Louis.
which was awarded first prize at
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
will be In charge OF the Denny
Renton company's plant The com
pany's action In securing Mr.. Mad
Olson ia the guarantee given that
the local corporations terra Gotta
will be the best that can be placed
on the market.
A two-story building s0x1i0 feet.
viii be given over 60 the manufac-
ture OF terra Gotta The structure
will be erected at a cost Of so. 900.
including the necessary machinery.
viii Make Fire Brick.
Preparations are being made TO
resume the making OF fire brick at
Van ASSET. II has been several
years since there were any fire
brick manufactured here and prepa-
ratlons for resuming that work are
extensive. New drying facilities are
being put into the plant
The entire plant OF the company
at Renton Is being rebuilt Hot air
tunnel driers are being established
10 dry the brick A capacity OF f00.-
600 paving brick will be had. The
tunnel driera will be operated by
drawing the hot air from the cool
ing kiln and turning Il into the
driers by massive steel fans.
Eight thirty-four-foot round draft
kilns are being built al Renton. at
cost Of approximately $4,000 each
A new factory for the manufacture
Of paving brick pressed brick, drain
tile and common brick Is being
erected. a continuous kiln for com
mon brick. with a capacity OF 90
900 600 per year is being put In.
The entire cost OF improvements at
Renton will be 100000
Opening Coal Mines Near Renton.
The company is continuing the
work OF opening mp its coal prop
erty az Renton The mine will be
for the oompany's own use. employ
ing about twenty men.
At Taylor the Denny Renion COM
pany IL refitting It's plant for the
manufacture OF pressed brick. e.ec-
trie conduit tile and fireprooflng
materials. The company will con-
tinue to make some paving brick at
Taylor New machinery for press
ed brick Is being introduced, the
improvements costing $4,000.
Plans for the development OF the
company's property at Hummer arc
unsettled. The plant there Is OPP
Grated now as a mining proposition
20 procure coal and clay for the Van
ASSET plant, zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
MARINE NOTES

Two Seattle ships have been char
tered by San Francisco firms To
carry carEoes between that city and
the west coast ports OF South Amer
lea. The 81. Paul, owned by the
Northwest Fisheries company. has
been chartered 60 Bush & Co. OF san
Francisco. 10 carry wheat. The shin
America. also owned by the fish
cries company, has been chartered
TO the Charles Nelson company, OF
San Francisco.
She viii make trip to South
America for n cargo OF nitre. The
vessel viii first proceed to the West
Seattle elevator and ship cargo OF
wheat for the west coast. The YES
sells carry about 1900 tons each.
The Local office OF the United
states signal corps announces that
the sitka cable. which has been out
OF order for some time. will prob
ably be repaired today. The cable
ship burnside picked up and cut the
cable off Cape Fiattery Thursday.
and unless bad weather prevails. she
VIII have the damage fully repaired
by Thursday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
GIVES
BACON WORKOUT

Kitchen cabinet a week ago last
Friday by President Roosevelt The
other mem beers Of the kitchen cab.
met" ars Clifford Pinehot. forester
OF the United States. James H.
Garfield. chief OF the bureau of cor
pOrations: Senator Lodge. OF Mas.
aaehusettH. and a few close personal
friends Of the president.
u rained last Friday. and 'he
president had a reception 10 the
American Bankers association on
hand. lie got tired and sent word
10 Pineh0t and Bacon 10 come "a
the White House at o'clock.
PUT ON OLD CLOTHES
the presidents message said. for
intend to Initiate Bacon"
Bacon and Pinehot went 10 the
White House in nAtiy business
suits and patent leather shoes
They found the president dressed
in a very old and very disreputa-
bic suit. lie grinned and said
Come on. we'll take a tramp
They went out into the rain. The
president took them through George
town and down 10 the bank Of the
canal There was a bridge about a
mile down the canal. but none where
the president stopped.
Said the president: Bacon, you
take our watches and pocketbooks
and Plnehot and I will wade across.
You go down Ia that bridge yonder
and meet us on the other side"
NOT by A DARN SIGHT"
said Bacon. Il came out on this
walk with you and am going
where you 60
Bully" shouted the president.
Come on then. and he plunged
into the canal The water Was
about three feet and six inches deep
az the deepest point. and the three
men waded across. the prcsiden.
leading
At 6 o'clock the trio came
swinging back TO the city. and the
president told Bacon he had been
initiated as a full-fledged member
Of the Kitchen cabinet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27

AT WORK

suNEYsfDE. Utah. oct III
Three coal crushing plants. two
bridges and buildings are already
destroyed BY "A fire which broke out
last night and fl threatening the
property ard mines ana the Utah
Fuel company. General Superin-
tendent Smith was Injured and
burned by falling timber. II Ia be-
lieYed that Italian strikers who in
the past - months have been hang
Ing around the camp. started the
fire. The estimated damage IN $780,
600
The fire destroyed the cakinR
plant and may throw $4,000 out OF
work The arneiterA in Utah have
only seven days coke supply on
hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
WOMAN WARRANTS
SENT TO JAIL

Women Migrants are beginning to
feel the heavy hand OF the law as
Interpreted by Police Judge Gordon.
Thursday afternoon three We're
fined and given in addition Jail
sentences =
Vivian Lemar, Jessie Iaudon aud
Maud Tuckeh pleaded guilty and
trotted off 20 tho tunglee.
II au&going TO sec that these fe.
male Migrants obey the city ordi-
nances or | will keep them In jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
Say He's a "HOp
Head"

The police aay James Gardner
uses morphine Patrolman MeClurg
sighted him on Second Friday morn
Ing and after n short chase landed
him In ialt.
Gardner claims 10 be a hntel por
Ter. and says that he got leave
u sbaonee for one hour 10 attend
u some personal business.
"Awl he's IA hop head We all
know him" was the accusation that
afalcd Gardeners doom when booked
az police headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27

To start a local camp of Sons of
Veterans is on foot among some Of
the young men OF Seattle. A meet
Ing for that purpose was held at
the chamber OF commerce Thursday
night Those who have taken an
interest In the matter have secured
nat OF 90 sIgnainrea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
Persian Nerve Essence

thousanSs Of eases of Nervoas De
hllitv and rusom0nia. They clear
the brain. strengthen the -Elf.g
culat ton. make Digestion fctkect ,Al,...x'
inrort n foannefiC viEof to the WHoN
being. All trouble stopped permantnt.
~. - per box, boxes. EuareptSsJ
sealed Hook free Persian Med CesFT
aSb Arch ntrcet philadelphia. SOLD n
seattle only by Quaker Drug Co.. lNlzx
iois rifaL Ave Globe BLOCK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27

fer ssls-Rsal Estate.
ssHsl.AT building. consisting Of { rooms
- saeh fiat. In fine location. single
lot faam fnf another bulIdinE pre-
unt theums ~ per month. Price g. -.
part terms u wanted
room modern cottage. East Go.
!smh,a. H.po9. -" cash, bal b. The
sfoom enitass On Qaesn Anne Hnl.
let AAiMs god View y. ~ tit4 cash.
bal u rsf manth-
eFoom uipeeru house. anahatftar I'd
view 81 bsy and mountains, price
only nea part cssh. hal - PEI
month Ihls property l. nss. bat
s-Feoni notern. up-to-ds,e house. fun
fsneft hsastnsai. furnace. lot sK
10 All Improvements IN and paid
fer ussQtasfnrtsd Nisu ~ yuu Naef
? flua home. look al this PRED
Deed room house. on car lins. lot :
an improvements In and paid fof
aniY .. fcn. terms.
Deaf wAit any ienEes bat get en~ ~
ssgr - lets : blocks from car. on
West Queen Anac I'm +.
Here u a snap fef you Y lots. Grand
efsw only q 30 for the 4 lots. elsY
wafer tn and pald Ger.
fine corner. la,xim anohatraeuYs
zine cssnsr % past Cpias ara istk
ave nerth ittes. street paved. THIS
IL fire bsfy Il
We have a number n t6ztl5 lots n.
the Fari t.awten Aae, fer - per
n YOU usnt = lei or farm call asld
let ua tsii sou shat ~ have.
We have q = section ef Eeef ufnbtf
81 orvFan for trade for ssattis prof
r. q nYERa = co.
Hfanes Arcade Hidk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
WAITED IS HOURS At


= TREE TO SHOOT BEAR 4
= Nl1LIAMSPoRT. oct. al 4
= After waiting IS hours At the 4
= foot Of a tree in which a large 4
4 black bear had taken refuge. I
= Clarence RlnEier. Of Trout Run. 4
= shot the animal at daybreak 4
= Monday morning. 4
The bear had been sighted In 4
4 the tree Saturday night by 4
= Ringler. who thought he would 4
y wait until daybreak TO shoot 1t. 4
4 When daylight came he re- I
4 membered that there was 4
\ penalty OF SIS FOR shooting 4
= game on Sunday. 40 he waited I
4 all night at the foot Of the 4
= tree until Monday morning. 4
= At daybreak he shot the bear. 4
4 which weighed PSI pounds 4
4 When Ringler went home TO 4
= get help and something to eat 4
= hia folks were in a state OF ex- 4
4 element thinking that he had 4
= met with an accident 4
$500 $4,000 tstStt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Robsrt
paeon, first assistant secretary OF
state and former partner OF ]. y.
Morgan. was Initiated into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
SEATTLE FIRM TO
MAKE TERRA
GOTTA

Denny Renton Clay and Coal
Co. Builds First Plant in the
Northwest and VIII Put St.
Louis rixe-Winner in Char
Louis Prize Winner in
Charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
Safe CONCERN.

Tho Glasgow Wooden Mills. 1920
LIST Az. are not allowed TO mlsren-
resent any garment tailored by
them. You can order tomorrow all
$40 and $40 sets ut sl47b. @ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27
Star Want Ad. Agencies

Want ad. sftlss, RsaIsy's prus
Store. Second and Pike. Phones,
sunss, 6oeoi Ind. lisa.
G N. LehndrOft, cigar store. eiS
Second avenue.
Quaker DRUG sters. 1918 Fire, sv.
sAuS
p. X. Mhrsn. S2f Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall.
Fremont Drug Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thes. Harris. at Pestoffles, Rem.
ten.
afka EamflaAa E4nttaka Druu CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-27

sirloIn beef roasts Toe per ID. NJ
olympic Market Saturday. IFS pike