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Local G. A. R. Refuses to Pay
Increased Charge for
Care of Lots

Because the Oahu Cemetery Asso-
citation has increased its charge for
caring for the graves of old soldiers
in the G. A. R. lots at Oahu cemetery
from $12 to $4S month, it is possible
that grass and weeds will be permit
ted to grow over the graves unless
friends of those buried there take
care of them, for the local G. A. K.
has refused to pay the increased as
SesSment.
Members of the G. A. R. claim that
the increase in charges is out of all
proportion to the work performed by
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indictments Found - Charge
. Crime of First Degree.
Warrant for Father i

Indictments charging murder In
the first degree were returned against
both Chun Kim SUIT, a wealthy con.
tractor, and his wife, Chun Wong
Chez, by the Territorial grand jury
this morning. This is the couple
whose child died from a mysterious
cause several days ago. The father
was first accused Of murder In the
second degree and was released on
$4,000 bail. Another warrant was
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dollars demanded by masters of yes,
sells for work performed on Sundays
and holidays apply to special trips
only, and points out that such extra
compensation has been in vogue and
has been paid dating from January
1st, 1907.
Little or no progress was made this
morning in the attempt to conduct
negotiations towards q satisfactory
settlement of the differences existing
between the steamship company and
the retiring shippers and mates. =.
Meanwhile freight and passenger
business between Honolulu and the
regular ports OF call on the islands
of Hawaii, Molokai, Kauai and Lanai
is stagnate, and few consignments of
United States mails have been for
warded by means of steamers owned
p ...#-~E7 a-- !. -
(Continued on Pace 81
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CHINESE PARENTS HELD FOR
CHILD f1URDER By GRAND JURY

issued this morning by Judge Whit.
ney for his arrest on the new and
more serious charge.
The Indictment of the mother h q
repetition of the original charge
made against her.
The grand jury, in its partial re'
port to Judge Whitney, who IL sit,
ting for Judge Robinson, returned IN
dictments against John r. Bates and
Howard G. Duke, the soldiers &C.
cused Of breaking into the pacific 81
loon on the night OF July ~. charging
burglary in the first degree.
All four prisoners viii be arraigned
before Judge Whitney at O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
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star-Bulletin's Suggestion Of Arbi-
tration Meets APPROVAL Cham.
s. Der OF Commerce Offers Services
Of Mediators-- Sides Will
\. ing to Consider III
! 'GORRESPOND
OF STRIKE GIVEN.
This Paper Today Publishes Letters With
History of Controversy From, Beginning
Deadlock in Steamer Service Still Complete

Arbitration Inter-Isand IS in
With of
whh Pablo suffering
ro the situation become evident
be
suggestion arbitration
and IT preached
The
this representatives consideration will
the .-..-
Two methods Of arbitration been suggested One
matter the
backpay they claim them The other
could a !. =4a
head
shortly thereafter. .ate-@.@
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PROGRESSIVES
: REJOICE over
CHICAGO news
Chicago, ILL.,, August I

Chicago, Ill, August I.
Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
The Progressive National Commit
tee was organized with senator DixoE
chairman, Davis secretary, Perkins
chairman of the executive committee
of nine. The party is establishing
Headquarters in New York, Boston,
Atlanta, Ga, Chicago and San RAN
cisco.
A. L. C. ATKINSON.
Chicago, ILL.,, August 8.
George R. Carter, Honolulu.
The report Of the rules committee
giving Hawaii, Alaska and the Dis
trict of Columbia each j delegate to
the convention with a vote and a na-
tional committeeman without vOte,
was reported to the convention and
adopted. The convention nominated
Roosevelt and Johnson and adjourned.
A. L. c. ATKINSON.
The above cablegrams helDed slim
ulate enthusiasm among local Pro
gressives yesterday afternoon and to-
day.
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FUNERAL OF LATE RULER
OF JAPAN TO TAKE PLACE
IN TNKIn cEDT "a


y The funeral of Mutsuhito, (
y late emperor of Japan, will be 4
y held in Toxic, September 13, 4
y according to a cable received in 4
\ Honolulu last night. After the 4
4 great ceremony at the capital I
y city, the cortege will move to 4
= Kyoto, the ancient capital of the
\ empire, where the services will 4
+ occupy two days, September IA
y and Is. These will include the 4
y placing of the coffin in the i'm 4
y perial mausoleum. where the 4
\ royal forefathers of the Emperor 4
\ are buried.
y After a conference of leading 4
y Japanese with Acting Consul I
\ Mori yesterday, it was decided \
y that the local Japanese colony 4
y should observe September 13 as 4
y the day of the funeral and keep
\ it a holiday. 4
4 4 y = + = + = y = = = = = 4
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Plan TO END BIG III. HE-UP
WAY OPEN FOR ADJUSTMENT
/. /. u = u :: :: !. :: = :: u :: :: :: ::
: SUGAR PLANTERS DID
: MOT INDORSE TT
August 8th, 1912

- August 8th, 1912
q Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
. Sir:-In thi mornings issue
): of the Pacific Commercial Adver-
): tiser the statement is made that:
. "A special meeting of the di-
. rectors of the Hawaiian Sugar
!: Planters Association was held
= in the Judd building yesterday
. afternoon early and resolutions
= passed to emphatieally support
. the stand taken by the Inter-Isl-
: and company"
. l will thank you to permit me
. to make it publicly known that
. this statement of the Advertiser
: is absolutely false. The trustees
: (not "directors'O of the Hawaii
. an Sugar Planters Association
!; held no meeting yesterday after
. noon, or at any other time. to
Z discuss the stand of either the
: Inter-Island Steam Navigation
: Company or the captains and
: mates concerned in the present
! dispute; nor has any reference
: to that dispute been made at any
: meeting of the trustees.
Yours faithfully,
(Signed) f. M. SWANZY,
President, Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Association.
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Another Denial
, Cforpullatip.

8 Editor Star-Bulletin:
q The statement in this morn
q ing's' Commercial Advertiser
q that i" Aspecial meeting of the
- Hawaiian Sugar Planters Assps.
q Citation was held in the Judd
HBuilding yesterday afternoon
q early and resolutions passed to
{; ernphatically support the stand
): taken, by the Inter-lsland Com
q pany. Among those present at
q the meeting were w. o. Smith,
:: F. A. Schaefer, w. LAM, E. D.
:: Tenney, John - Waterhouse,
:: Charles r. Hemenway and As
:; sistant Secretary Warren" is
:; without foundation. There was
. no special meeting of the Ha-.
. waiian Sugar Planters Associ-
= alton yesterday afternoon, but
:: there was regular meeting in
:: the forenoon and the matter of
{. the controversy between the In
8 ter-Island Steam Navigation Co.
= and the masters and mates was
= not mentioned or in any way al
. luded to.
= The Association has taken no
!: part whatever in this matter.
{: lSigned) w. o. SMITH,
:: Secretary Hawaiian Sugar Plant i
q ers' Association.
y = :. q = = = !: = :; :. :: . :: :: .
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pRoeREsslvEs TO RATlFn

There will be a meeting of the
members of the Progressive party at
their headquarters, Judd building
Saturday, at noon, to ratify the nom
inhtion of Roosevelt and Johnson.
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Neglect to Place Danger Lights
Styled Criminal Care
leSSneSS

Failure to mark deep ditch now
being dug at Beretania and Punahou
streets for the Honolulu Gas Co..
with danger lights last night, caused
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PHILIPPINE ORCHESTRA
{ AT YOUNG GAZE

The Philippine orehestra from the
s. s. Manchuria will play at the Al
exander Young Cafe this evening from
6 to O'Clock.
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Canal Bill Fight Center
IAssociated Press Cablcl

WASHINGTON o. c. August aThe amendm:nt Of ssnator VII
to
adopt,
passing ballast
a
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HAYTI'S HEAD
DIES IN FIRE.
Palace Burns And Gen. Leconte
Perished--Explosion The Cause
IAsa,clated Press CanIel

PRINCE, acen. cInelnnau. Lscents
explosion adoinins the palace
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Deficiency Bill Passes
IAssoclated Press Cablel

Associated Cabel &941
$6te2,63o.
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from -. II.
Shinyo Maru, Aug. {!
For s. r:
Manchuria. Aug. s.
From Vancouver;
Mariana, Aug. IA.
For Vancouver:
Makura, Aug. 13.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14
MONTE CARLO PAYS WELL.
Enormous Profits Made by msnsoo's
 cilded Gambling Den.

Enormous Profits Made by menseo's
 cilded Gambling Den.
 As an example of how much money ls made in some of the famous gam bling dens of Europe and America the figures of the earnings Of the most ia nous gambling place in the world, Monte Carlo. win prove interesting. There are at least a dozen kings and princes iu Europe who receive rev enue from Monte Carlo.
 The four descendants of the original concessionaire. Edward Blanc, receive each SA.JOO.OOO year Two Of them are princesses. When Prince Roland Bo- naparte married Edward Blanc's daugh- ter he received S1OO0O,Oo0, and Prince George of Greece received the same sum when he married the daughter of Roland Bonaparte and Marie Blanc. The Prince of Mouaco's two divorced wives, one Of whom was Miss Alice HeIne of New Orleans, receive large annual incomes. The state of Monaco is entirely supported by the institution, its 2OOOO citizens being free from any tax.
 It also pays the Prince Of Monaco 2OOOO.OOO francs a year, supports one of the finest opera houses in the world, a standing army, fifty detectives, whose duty it is to persuade would be suicides Co carry out their plans outside of the state. and It provides free funerals and a cemetery for Che unlucky ones who do take their lives when they have seen the wheel or fortune take their Inst cent
 And who is it that supports this place? Men and women in equal num- her from every corner Of the world New York Sun
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14
How Vienna HsIps Brides.

Lectures For Brides" is the name Of the latest course started by the yienncse institution for popular in- structlon known as the Urania and now advertised an over the city. The lectures win cover such subjects as housekeeping. cooking, hygiene, ele- mentary physiology and the care Of children. Though mainly intended for those who are about to be or have just been married. an girls over seventeen win be admitted. The course will last for eight months, there being lectures on two evenings a week. A small fee is charged for the course, but the poor can obtain tickets free.-vienna Cor. London Standard.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14
WITTY AND KNOTTY sAY-
 INGs BY TOM RYAN

Some white linen and few flowers, good manners. good con- versation; it costs but little and t will make a banquet or a small din- ner party.
 wish they would start a night school in skagway; am tired teaching myself Two heads are better than one. if only two heads of cabbage.
 One sheep means many, one goose means many. one dinner means many, one knife means many, one scissors means many. One big ln- dian told me I was wrong will leave it to you
 About thirty men to discharge the coal ships and nobody got hurt but the White Pass.
 Man or woman going down hill will find the chute well greased Go help them down. am going up Co Mount Dewey next sunday after- noon.
 [ am going Co sue Roosevelt for using my name. IT. R. means Tom Ryan. Bryan Is Ryan. he stole the B. | don't mean the humble bee nor the postoffice n. mean tho B tn the alphabet
 AdK.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14
ItnI,,, Eirst Weman LaNysr.

Slcnorlna Teresa L8briola, the first woman lawyer in Italy, Is a daughter of the late Professor Antonio Labriola, one of the most versatile and encyclo- paedic fnteUigeuces of the last cen turv Having obtained her degree, SICnorina I.abriola obtained a position as professor of law at the Rome uni vcrslty and has entered the ranks Of pracuclug lawyers through a curious strategy. The law does not allow wo- men In Italy to practice law, but In another article lt establishes the fact that a professor of law in the univer- sIty has the right of being inscribed among the practlcing lawyers,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14
Air.I kl.r EruaIitv.

Introduction of the new reform blll in Great Britain recalls a story told by Lady Dorothy Navill of the passage of the great reform bin eighty years ago this summer. One morning an elderly couple peacefully sleenlug In their four poster were rudely awakened by an excited maidservant bursting into the room and shouting, Its passed, it's passed~ What's passed, you foolT "The reform bil~ shouted the girl "We're an equal now" After which she marched out of the room. leaving the door open as a sign Of her new equality. Chicago News.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14
M D. PATTERSON S COMPANY
 Dealers In

DENTAL SUPPLIES 229 Walker Bldg. Seattle. wash Orders by mail or cable win receive prompt attention. Catalogue on re- quest
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14
THE MAIL ORDER PEOPLE

the only offenders who are blind to the interests oi the oou Dir The merchants are just bad Many of them send for
 their printing while the time against mail order business
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14

loudly. N. wind Barometer 29.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14

Hand painted dinner cards. favors score cards, in water color or oil original and exclusive designs and local subjects. supply on hand special work executed on short notice. Mrs. Louise MiInes, with J. nSuta, skagway Mall orders re ceive special attention. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14

Bonded whisk;es-GibsUn, Noun Vernon and Belmont The best of Beer-BIue Ribbon, Budweiser and Pale Rainier, at the Mascot Tele- phone 67. H
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14
BOOTHS BALTIMORE OYSTERS

Finest Fresh Oysters ever brought to skagway in bulk Comes in re- trigerator sealed earthen jars. Oys ters on Half She'll also always on hand. Order by Phone or call at th Vienna Bakery, Broadway, near 5th
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14

35c for home cooked meal quick, clean service Where7 At the New Home Restaurant, Fifth Avenue. naH a minute from Brosdvs
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14

The best meals In whitehorse at the White Pass Cafe" only white help employed. Mrs Orloff King proprietress. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1912-11-14
LOCAL BRIEFS
sKAoWAY wEATHER REPORT

Results of the observation taken at MOore's Wharf at midnight last night. 8 as follows.
 Temp. time obs sarB .. O. 32 above Max. preceding % hrs ... 5S above Min. 90 above
 rsu % above
 Cloudy. N wind Bsrometer 2g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21

-LUMBER-Chea prices on old Bluff City stock. Phone 249. Mutt close this out immediately IS tt -Tas Bankrupt salq Of sle fa55no z stock will cornenoe }F=,.il 5fY, i, 24th. The shoppe.s' onFs- ty C lifetime es
 The Baakfr. aHlH
 stock will co rne :.e 'az5l
 24th. The shoppers oppor un'ty c lifetime i 1e S.,
 For one dollar and twenty five cents ($1.25) you can buy one CD square of one CD ply Tiger Roofing 36 feet long, 36 inches wide, complete with nails, caps and cement Will last to 4 years-heavier in propor- tion Sold only by Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co. fl
 WANTED-Twos or three furnished d roar for light housekeeping for par ts with two children. Would talk part of furnished house With righ party. References given and asked Aaswer L., care Graphic. IS (
 A marriage license was issued yesterday by Deputy County Clerk George w. Lindsay to Eliseo Felan and Miss Maria sSalas The con- stracting parties, who recently came here from Mexico, were married la ter by Mag :strate W. D. Vance.
 J. E. Rogers. agent for the United States Department of Agriculture ili this county, is endeavoring to get the boys of Jeff r:on county interested i'll the Boys Corn Club movement. He requests that all boys who desire to enter the contests to send him their names and addresses which will be forwarded to the ds partment al Washington and they will receive F. formation regarding the awarding of prizes to the boys who join the clubs
 Plans are under way here for the organization of a local Harmon Club, which will be organized one night this week. There are many supporters and admirers of Governor Judson Harmon in this city who are enthusiastic in urging the nomina tion of the Ohio executive. Among them are Captain s. F. Hilzheim. Judge w. T. Woodbridge, State Sena- tor H. K. Toney, Meyer Solmson, Ma jor W. J. Parkes and many others. Harmon is the most popular Presi- dential aspirant with Pine Bluff vo- ters and the indications are that the club will be a big one in point Of membership.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21

 -The Bankrupt safe of the F'amo"s stock will commerce Wedne sday, Jaa 24th. The shoppers oppcr unity O lifetime 16 6 :.
 Bucks White Enameled ovens in Natural Gas Renges are non-rust- able Sold by Reap & Crawford Furn. T % The Dold Packing Company, which has conducted branch es- tablishment here for some months, has closed it's place on East Third avenue. The mules owned by the company are to be shipped to Little Rock and the stock to Birmingham.
 Come, let us reason together We know you have been "bit" before. But we are going to give every body fair and square deal. Try one of our pressing club tickets, and you will be surprised at the good press ing you get, for the amount you pay Work called for and delivered.
 Hale X Rhea Pressing Club.
 Old Phone 1916 722 Main st.
 1-20-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21
FAMOUS SALE.

In this issue of the Graphic will be found a four page advertisement for the Famous stock, which was recently bought by Mir Sol Levitt, of St. Lou Lou fs 5. This adve rtisement is ope of the larg- est ever carris~aa by Pine Bluff news 'ss,apel and it speaks we'll for the en- terprise of it's manager, Wolf Nichols.
 This stock which every one know :. is all new, up-to-date goods, compris- ing the latest styles, shapes and the best qualities come can buy will De placed on sale without single article being reserved at 45 cents upon the dollar.
 Our buying public should read all four pages, as each and every on contains rare bargains. This sale commences Wednesday and will last 40 days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21
SPAULDINC 10 HEAD
 POULTRY ASSOCIATION
Secretary of Pine Bluff Chamber of Commerce, Favored for President
 of State Branch.

Secretary H. G Spaulding, of the bility, will be the next president of the Arkansas branch of the American Poultry Association, of which the officers will be elected at an early date, and the ballots have already been sent out.
 The names of E. N Hopkins, ef Fort Smith, and Hillory Jennings, Of Little Rock. have been presented by members of the association from the two cities but, giving as reason that the election of either would create discord between the members in the two cities, both men with drew their names. Later it was stated that the name of Lawrence ". Long, of Little Rock, would appear on the ballot, but those which have been received by the members here do not bear the name of a nomi Ice for the office.
 Yesterday Hillory Jennings and Mr Johnson, of the Little Rock branch, called on MT. Spaulding and requested that he accept the, nomi- nation, and assured him that the capital city poultrymen favored Ai1n. A telegram received from the Fort Smith poultrymen asking that he ac- cept the nomination was later re- ceived and when the ballots are counted it is certain that he will re- ceiye an unanimous vete of the state Association MT. Spaulding is life member the Naotionl Associa-' ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21
ROBINSON SUES
 IRON MOUNTAIN

Attrney A. H Powell, represent Frank Robinson, ST., will file suit Monday against the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway for $15,000 damages for personal in- jur'es sus. aiaed by MT. Robinson in wreck which occurred near this city on November 1, 1911.
 Robinson states that he was 6 pas senger on the Iron Mountain train from Dermott to Pine Bluff and as a result of the wreck his left should CT was .dislocated and fractured, his hips and back bruised. rendering him a helpless cripple for life, and that he is unable to follow his busi- ness. that of cotton dealer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21
NO SERVICES AT
 TRINITY TO-DAY

Owing to the strike of the local plumbers the repair work being don on the radiators at Trinity Episcopal Church have not been completed For that reason there will be no Sunday school or church services al Trinity Church today. Rev. Charles L. WReese, the rector, makes this announcement with much regret, bu lie has been assured that the work Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21

Mrs. J. H. Mann is improving from recent illne ss
 Mrs. P. M. Bridges, who has beer sick for SC 5eral days is rapidly re covering.
 -Lentz Louse, No. II, D. of H., will give Leap Year Dance Monday, Jan- uary 29 1912, at Redmen Hall. Ad- mission 50 cents. Dance till 12 o'clock with good music. 1 IT 12f.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21
 BOX PARTY.

The Young Ladies. Guild Of Trinity
 Parish will give. 3 RSoxkat,y Thurs 4day evening, January 18th, at 8 o'clock, at the Rectory. Each person culous or otherwise, secursly wrap ped and tide, to be exchanged. Re- treatments will be served. Come and enjoy a good laugh. 20 #.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21
1O:3O A. M. 2:3O P. N. 1880 P. M.
 AUCTION!
No. 22O MAIN STREET.

Consolidation of several lines of Merchandise, to be sold to the highest bidder. Consisting of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass, China, Bric-a.8rac, Rugs, Furniture, Musical Instruments, etc. All goods from Pine Bluff dealers.
 This sale will begin Jan. 9th al 2:30 p. m. and will continue there after every morning afternoon and night, until further notice
 This stock has been ass mbled from several dealers who are overstocked and want to reduce their line and raise ready cash.
 All goods will be sold without re- serve to the highest bidders and will be guaranteed as represented by the auctioneer.
 Chairs will be provided for the lad ies who are especially invited to at tend the sales. Several articles w;.l be given away at each session absol- utely free.
 The class of goods to be sold in the finest and highest grade of goods ev- CT offered in this city at auction. There will be nothing but bargains for you.
 T. A. Drummond. ;. T. Anderson, Manager.
 Auctioneer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21
Dreyfus Store 1aik
 You Are
You Are

more interested We buy dry goos to se you ouy goods to WEAR consequently satisfied or lose all interest In our bus - r. +horof inno,+nt that we look S the goods buy must be the BEST
 taking have gathered together many small sof kinds . CHDREN'S shoes H. $200 value now 9e 12 $250 value Sl4 $25 value $l7 MEMS shoes $500 value $A7 Banis $500 value SAB
 always lowest PRINTS best American and Simpsons GINGHAMS the best 1Oc grade special full wide the best 10 cent quality been sale time ' The $1 25 quality
 All this falls goods
 such :Lat we sell during this sale
 that all houkeepers should years supply while they cheap
 New trimmings fringe fringe just pants full 25c value Chldren's Underwear, all 25 value
 underwear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21
FOR RENT

1420 w. 5th ave. 24th and Cherry St. e16 Linden street. 1404 W. 9th ave. 1406 w. 9th ave.  1904 w. 16th ave. 90G Ohio street S20 Cherry street. 1903 Olive street. 1 good house on Sulphur eprfngs road. PINCHBACK TAYLOR
 PHONE 1032.