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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-23
AWAKENED IN NIGHT,
HE SHOOTS SUDDENLY

Mrs. Emma Armitage, wife of Harry
Armitago, was taken TO Queens Hos
pital early this morning SUFFERING from
slight gunshOt wound in the right
leg. the result Of the discharge (: a
shotcml by llarT: Armltage at l'olr
home on kalia road. Armitage Was
taken to the police station and charged
with assault with deadly weapon,
according to the police. and was re-
leased about ) o'clock this morning
on $500 bail According to the story
learned by the police, the affair hap
pened about 100 o'clock this morn
ing. Armitage, who was at his office
early today, told friends that he was
awakened in the night and saw Mrs.
Armitage in the room and that two
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-23
COAL CARGOES
FOR HONOLULU

Between ten and twelve thousand
tons Australian coal are due to arrive
at Honolulu, within the next thirty
days in two large British freighters
under charter and consigned to the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany.
The British steamship Strathallan
is understood will sail from New
castle, \. S. w. within a few days
with over five thousands tons fuel
for the local steamship company.
This vessel should arrive here on or
about September 18th.
The British steamship Manningtry.
a vessel of fair tonnage, is destined
to follow the Strathallan with a ship
ment of coal approXimating ten thou
sand tons,
The Manningtry is scheduled to
load cargo at Newcastle in early Sep
TENDER
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-23

It.Ma: lCI orr d ut Democratic head
quarters I,..: !i;.yor FERN had been
defeat GuY the presidency in the
Ninth OF the F'}lll Y David kahalc-
wahu.
tt g terih precinct Democratic club
Of tie fit district elected last night
the following Cff'rc's for the ensuing
two years: President, NJ. G. Facheco;
vice president, X. +. Chong; secre-
tary, VIM E. Miles; assistant secre-
tary, Uric J. Gay; treasurer. VIM. A.
Alderman; iuds's of election, Joe Ra-
mos, Ben NiOlO, Geo. Kama.
Despite reports to the contrary
Glenn Quinn did not show up in the
First Precinct of the Fourth last
night, but TIE ticket headed by him
elec;eI. Tic opposing faction cap
tanned hy Pringlc has contest filed
with the central committee claiming
that the Quinn faction did not make
their nominations in writing, as re-
quired by the rules. Ben Wilson, a
member of the committee named by
the central body to inve stigate, was
present at last nights meeting to Sc
cure evidence bearing on the contest
Following were tho results of some
of the other precinct club elections:
In the Sixth of the Fourth-GeOrge
Kane, president; John Kailianu, vice
president; Ben Dole, secretary; Joel
kalkahi, treasurer. Subprecinct COM
mitteemen, ]. Lilikoi, ]. Kalaukoa, G.
Haupu, c. Molteno, Sol Opu.
Twelfth of Fourth-B. N. Kahale-
puma, president; p. K. Honolulu, vice
president; James Pohina, treasurer;
Dan p. POlikapu, secretary. Judges
of election, Stephen Umuma, ]. S. XII
nalau, John X. Kuaialu; subprecinct
committeeman, Wele Aikake, Geo. Ma
hinu, Herman Lemke, J. S. Kinilau,
W. A. Kalai.
Twelfth of Fifth. w. P. Nawa-
hine, president; Maipuu, vice presi-
dent; w. K. Keahi, secretary; Willie
Kali, assistant secretary; Kekipi,
treasurer. Judges Of election. William
Pihenui, Hale EnOha, Dick Iii.
Thirteenth of Fifth-L. L. McCand-
less, president; Sam Kaohele, vice
PRESIDENT D. l.. KalaWaia, secretary;
Nj. K. Moses, assistant secretary; Jas.
kanOho, treasurer Subprecinct COM
mitteemen, Robert Maui, Sam KaO-
hele, John Kahilalula, Sol Keahialoa.
G. w. Pahu; judges of election, G. W..
Pahu, David Kuanoni, J. S. kalakiela.
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Advertising talks on timely topics
spiced with social features were in
cluded in the program for future &C
tivities of the Honolulu AID Club taken
up at the meeting held Thursday noon
in the rathskeller.
George B. Curtis, from the commit
tee on entertainment, reported ar
engagements for a dance to be held at
the Outrigger Club on the evening OF
September 2S, when the members of
the club and their friends would have
an opportunity for pleasant social
evening" This plan was heartily en-
dorsed by the members, and the com
mittce was requested to continue its
good work.
President harrington. reporting on
the program for ad talks made up by
Chairman Swift of the educational
committee and himself, presented a
number of topics treating specifically
with advertising, some of which were
Immediately assigned and the dates
for discussion named as follows:
The Printers Side of Setting Up
Ads" Thursday noon. August %, i.
II. Mesck of the Hawaiian Gazette
Co., Ltd
"OutdcOr Advertising,' Charles r.
Frazier AMI J. A. Rath, Thursday noon,
September 5.
"PaIccls Post and Homo Buying,
George 3. Curtis, manager Of Jordan s,
Thursday noon, September II.
municipal and Political AdvortIs-
ing, II. GoodinG Field, Thursday noon,
September ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-23
MEETING PLACES FOR
PRECINCT MEETINGS

The precinct nominations for dele
gates to the Republican territorial IN
county conventions will he held to-
night, the meeting places being as fol
| lows:
Fourth District.
First prccinct-kaimuk, end of car
| line
Second precinCt-Waiklki, public
baths.
Third precinct-Manoa, tennis club
grounds.
Fourth precin"t-Punahou street
and Wilder avenue.
Fifth preCinCt-Beretania street,
Rapid Transit premises.
Sixth precinct-KakaakO, govern,
ment stables.
Seventh Erecinct-Judiciary grounds
Eighth precinct-San Antonio hall.
Ninth precinct-Central FIRE station
Tenth precinct-Bates and Nuuanu
streets
Eleventh re"inct-Waimanal
Twelfth precinCt-LusO street, OPP
pCsite Mormon church.
Fifth District.
First precinct-Heeia.
Second preCinct-kahIluu.
Third precinct-Hauula.
Fourth precinct-kahuku.
Fifth precinct-Watalua.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures.
Seventh precinct-Ewa.
Eighth precinCt-Aiea.
Ninth precinCt-Fifth district
stables.
Tenth precinct-King street and Ka
lihi road.
Eleventh precinct-W. c.. Achi's res
idence. Palama.
Twelfth precinct-Judd street, l.. K
G.. Lanes premises.
Thirteenth precinCt-Kaukini stree
Eugene Aus residence.
Fourteenth precinct-Notley Hall
Kukui street
Fifteenth precinct-Iwilei -.oLer'
HObrOn premises.
Sixteenth preCinC t--WahiaWa.
Seventeenth prccinCt-W@tertOwn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-23
Advertising Talks
AID Club Program

The Value of Distinctive Type in
Advertising" j. l.. Cooper, manager
Of the Clarion, Thursday noon, Sep
TENDER 26.
"Thc Value of an Emblem or Coat
oG-ArmS in Advertising" J. u. Leven-
son, Lewiston & WE'LL, Thursday
noon, October ,.
Other topics for which speakers will
be assigned were "Financial Advertis-
lng, Real Estate Advertising" The
Want Ad or Classified Advertising and
What Gives 1t an Especial Hold on
the People," The Pulling Qualities
of Mainland Catalogues and How to
Deal With Them
Another feature proposed to promote
an exchange T views on advertising
and help the business man to solve
local problems is the "QuestiOn Box.
Members are rCquG sted to jOt down
questions that come up in the course
of the days business that are of spe-
cial interest to them and of value to
all those who do with advertising, and
+ either hand the query to the chair
man of the MONDAY lunch or address
, It "QUcston Box, =. O. 1855, Honolulu.
! Inc topic viii be brought up and dis
cusstG The writer is not asked to
give his name.
With the program outlined IN" ad
club has before it an interesting sea
son Of instructive and social activities,
and attendance is Increasing as mem
hers arc returning from their vaca-
tons and summer business trips.
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S;uUtm2S'cr Nili,r IS CONSIDERING
a proposition 10 take The eiEht best
Toys OF the troop To Holland with him
a. Il rcN&r,l for good conduct. and will
act as cSCorr h!ms, II. He is OF the
opinion that $"nHn vculA cover the CX-
DrnSes - t." eight boys and that Their"
ought not TO be any truuhle IN obtain
.nG Il dOhatI2E f2c II purpose.
Another piece OF business to he
,ran,aIt. q Viii be the adoption Of a
bylaw which VIII make a STANDARD
Ct conformity to be followed Ey BOY
Scout TT: ops all over the @orld. Ac-
cord!ng to Scoutmastcr Wilder. til"
'ccaI effect Of ~" adoption Of this
bylaw will he to do away with tn"
.UmpttitiOn httNc"n the different
posts in the various districts III the
territory
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health. Rear Admiral Aaron Ward
then was ordered to go. He asked
that the order pc rescinded for the
same reason.
Then the department ordered Rear
Admiral Alfred Reynolds to accom-
pany the Secretary of State. Admiral
Reynolds commands the Pacific re-
serve fleet He was at the Bremen.
ton navy yard, aboard his flagship
Virginia. The naval attache joined
the party in Seattle August %.
The plan of having the big armored
cruiser Maryland steam direct to YO-
kohama without stopping was ahan
doned. Under revised plans, it will
stop at Honolulu for coal.
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Secretary Knox Changes His
Plans and Comes by
Honolulu
Continued from Page u

the usual honors of side boys. ruffles,
guard and band due his rank Then
Secretary Knox will come ashore and
call on Admiral Cowles, receiving the
salute Of nineteen guns accorded to
cabinet ministers. What with the call
Of the Japanese consul, and an Off
cial visit from Governor Frear, there
will be plenty of noise afloat and
ashore
Accompanied by Mrs. Knox.
Secretary Knox is accompanied by
Mrs. Knox on the present trip. Both
have had plenty of opportunity to get
acquainted with naval life, for it was
on the cruiser Washington that the
Secretary made the first part of his
Fan-American pilgrimage, while he
was passenger on the Maryland for
the Pacific side of that trip.
The Maryland, which is commanded
ty Captain John NJ. Ellicott. came TO
Honolulu last November with the rest
OF the Pacific fleet, but the Ecuado.
lean troubles were the cause of her
being ordered to South America early
In January. Nearly all the officers of
the ship are we'll known here, and
their friends ashore are looking for
ward to the chance of another meet
ing. Captain Ellicott's daughter, Mrs.
Ross kingsbury, resides in this city.
The cruiser will coal here, but just
what amount she will peed to re.
plenish her bnnkers has not been an
bounced yet. Probably the grimy job
Of coaling ship will not be tackled I'M
til the afflcial visitors have been re-
ceiVed aboard.
TIE funeral of Emperor Mutsuhito
will take place at Aoyama, Toxic, on
September Is, and dignitaries from
all over the world will be in attend
ance. all the great nations being Off
Cially represented.
On her return trip, the Maryland is
expected to pick up Secretary of the
Interior Fisher here. Mr.. Fisher, it
is believed, will then have concluded
his investigation of the Kuhio charges
and Of land matters here and be
Ieady to return to the mainland
Trouble in Getting Attache.
Difficulties were met in obtaining
q naval attache to accompany Secre-
tary Knox on his special mission. Ad.
miral Oscar F. Stanton, retired. de-
clined the invitation on account of i'll
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young men were also with her. Mrs.
ArmGagc tells an entirely different
story, and so far as the police have
teen able to learn. sh" was alone eX-
ccpt for Armitage. She says that the
gun was fired as she ran from the
room, and her hu5h&;d. admitting tn"
shot frankly. says emDhatically that
he pointed the gun at the floor, but
the carpet vas thin and tho blvd shot,
llancirg, struck Mrs. ArmitaCe. A
t,I6 phone call was sent 20 the police
from a QeighbOr's house. and Mrs. Ar
mjtage was taken to Queens Hospital,
while Armitage was detained at the
station.
Personal friends say that Armitag"
VAS awakened suddenly and undOubt-
tdi" imagined he saw others than
Mrs. Armitage but that it is known
she was alone in the house except for
her husband Mrs. Armitage's injuries
are not regarded as serious.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-23

States private companies own 209, 90
miles, which compares with 1889
miles owned by the various states.
State ownership holds sway in Europe
especially in such monarchIes as Ger.
many. Austria Hungary and Russig..
Germany, Austria-Hungary and Kus
sia, the total state-owned mile1ge Tor
all Europe being 107,490 miles. az
against 99,497 miles owned by private
interests. State owner; hip preponder-
ates in Asia, Africa and, of course. In
Austrilia. too; but the respective mile
ages of these divisions Of the globe a.P
relatively smalI.-Bradstreet's
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Cardinal Gibbons is expected to pre-
side at the national biennial confer
ence of Roman Catholic charities to
be held at the Catholic university at
Washington Sept. 1926.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-23
WEATHER TODAY

Temperatures am, 70; s a. m,
rs; 10 a. m, so; II noon, so. Mini
mum last night, n.
'Wind-6 a. m, velocity I, direction
Northeast; s a. m, velocity l, direc-
ton Southwest; 10 a. M, velocity 8,
direction Southeast; - noon, veloc-
ity IA, direction South. Movement,
past "a hours, 164 miles.
Barometer at s a m, % 90. Rela-
tive humidity, 8 a. m, 6S. Dew-point
at 8 a. m, 66. Absolute humidity, s
a. m, 6.9S8. Rainfall, 0.
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Watermelon seeds are used as a
Gelicacv in China. being served with
tea and also at meals much as in the
United States sailed almonds are
served.
Fire destroyed tie Willow Craft
shop, a furniture factory in Ner0
Cambridge, Mass, causing loss OF
about $4,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-23

Star.BulIetin Ads. are Best Business
GettGrS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-23

PhOtO-EnZraVing of highest grade
can be secured from the Star.BuIIetin
PhOtO-Engraving Plant.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18
PRESIDENT TAFT SAFE.

There those followers
delighted H.
absolutely
venton and the national committee would things hm
pudae the claims of the Rough Rider
the primaries
with fbdig
the following bitter
counting
those satisfied with the which things have for the P
dents fight
mttee
itself the
him putteth himself
fighting
a
possible the time ombrero
strength Mr. Taft conservatives of his should
apparently this the last before the final
struggle begins.
well strength of the Republican
be year. Certainly faction
with which
vitality within
lit beating something of which the Democrats will
an undeniable right to be proud should they accomplish it,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18
WATER AND THE BONDS.

appears fairly that Hawaii another bond issue of mil
building the public necessities of the Terri
oA S
the that it therefore behooves spend
vitality essential attained by the expenditure of part
Of
million dollars the
making Honolulu We
that direction
relief of the trouble
although fulflment of the promise far in the
r,.
According printed Advertiser tenders
viii $4,000 them In all the of $2oOO will go for
building Kmuk valley the districts
lin
that portion of the
should sening their shortage
while skilled do
city The
useful dur
ing the the suffering districts well supplied
and that the
the minimum and hoard the
supply belongs children well
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18
A PorrrrnAL TRICK.


possible paths political
political the
avowedy political which would removed from
On
indefinitely pointed morning
the risk Of cutting of the supply Of necessary establish
ment we have in building
is
high for the army, politics
cruelty system
political
of conditions
too has been made the football of politics exceedingly
present army point practically all
objections legislation
political coming
assisted Buckley resolution which
military
which able to Senator Warren Wyoming
upon enc
The of
such that would have impossible
posts
which the Presidents selection
chief of the army,
obvious under the whip
appropriation BILL which
of the he killed
condition affairs would be impossible
than
The constitutional
the vagaies of political party, power
There policies responsible
people respective portfolios
attained searching
burden
politics
keeny
political
dependence them impossible and that the
been utterly thrown
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18
THE ARMoRy APPROPRIATION.

No particular Territory he
of the lot under the condition the
national be made within
tiles inadequate The territorial
appropriation available armoy
value the site and something which
the
tiOnal requirements o
additional $4,000
full
nothing for the furnishing the The building will be
and the matter of furnishing qung the proposed
making the Without the
additional the win be adequate the total win
less wasted
For these the militia asking the
pirate from city funds
intents Honolulu
exhibitions and SUCH
lulu The asked from the
ea benefit than in enabling the Territory the city with the
designed
In addition pleasing generally larger amOry
enlist the Honolulu strength
sidering.
There are many legitimate demands the public this
perhaps than be nothing which
be termed legitimate but which call foand ceiyplenty consideration
The
now it appears that there is little Of Importance especially
It possible for the city with
supply building materials the of
ese than the amount We believe approve
appropriation by the supervisors
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18
ANT1BnIBoARD CAMPAIGNS.

patrons going
the disfgnring
only
willing
Objectionable The scap Society of England for prevention of dshgu
country for instance working framed
curtains
playing cards. ash trays and uc well the ordinary outdoor
signs The executive committee of this society recently circulated pamphlet
of which the following reproduced for the effect have billboard
fighters and billboard patrons is part.
The committee venture to draw the attention the society to few
may action, promote
inject Of tho tv which II will bo remembered Is te nrevenion Of dis
Rguremen country all achieving
public opinion
Such public opinion very largely already shewn among other
many adopting
Advertisements Regulation Act of the be
admitted that portion of the public indifferent the evils against
which fighting, that of who hopeless
attitude and incline to think nothing can be done This opesns
be cured by showing what has been and being the Indifference
be partially removed by showing the possibility of better
and the desire felt for by people In particular those who
dVe IN an wa" OF o" tne erection OF ooJeetohaoe ad
versements often ignorance esness being quite
even thew do NOT II Is gop that tey should have learnt that % ngs
people of whom probably become their clients
he committee therefore venture to draw the attention of members to
definite which they preventing
forming a public n subject
speaking writing any of
disfguring advertisements.
by putting agreements oddng the
o of advertisements the lands houses
who landowners the insertion of such clause which
be added already adopted on a estates,
''I be wording a actually n
The tenant will erect boarding,
during the erection repair of buildings
standing separate erectOn
ant shall the exhibition the ordinary
be
posted the dmised
thereof.
elf motorists by supporting all possible
Automobile
en of the roads by supplying articles
advertisements; that possible
pointing out to them that such advertisements
of motoring tours in country districts
B protesting to hotel managers when staying in their houses against
pictures and that supplying ash other articles with
advertisements them The
1T and insist having plain
''B
well o nj
strong public opinion behind it.
% pointing farmers cottagers and Others especially
who let lodgings they
pointed that the aractveness country
greatly reduced by advertisements
spirit and their interest village
ing erect
By forming where opportunity local societies
John
seapa win gladly information openly united
generally great
societies They public opinion
architectural historical interest, which
district
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18
THE PASSING HOUR.

gold gners. heap
back yard
army appropriation bill President Taft did the thing
a an could haved DONE
in Bulletin disappears within
the spacious MAJ o
With automobile thieves l shall that the Big Island falling
behind in the civilization.
What with Thaw trying Mateawan and the Chinese
gamblers cng Judge Monsarrat these be hard for the
judiciary.
The low the obbng the surf the
reef the whispering the trade but the booming the
racket in Chicago
lodged by the government would
not that Attorney General Wickshams the dissolve
will carry weight.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18
HI is A WARNING
Honolulu People Should Not Neglect
Their Kidneys.

Backache is natures most frequent
signal Of sick or weakened kidneys.
To cure the pains and aches, to re-
move the lameness you must reach the
cause.-the kidneys. If you have pain
through the small of your back, urin-
airy disorders, headaches, dizzy spells,
or are nervous and depressed, start
treating the kidneys with a tested
kidney remedy. The slightest symp-
tom of kidney trouble may be nature IS
warning of approaching drOpsy, dia-
betes, or fatal Bright's disease. Doan 3
Baekache Kidney Pills should be 1sed
at the first sign of disorder. Doan Is
Backache Kidneys Pills are especially
for sick kidneys-have been curing
kidney trouble for over rs years. Read
Honolulu testimony.
B. Il. White, Pearl City, Oahu, Ho-
nolulu, Hawaii, says: 81 am ninety
two years of age and suffered from
baekaehe and kidney disease for eight
years: have given Doan e Backache
Kidney Pills fair trial and have been
so greatly benefited that / cheerfully
recommend them TO other kidney suf-
ferers."
Doan . Baekaehe Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and stOrekeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes S2,50)
or will by mailed on receipt of prizes
by the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu,
whole agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the namo, Doan Z, and
take no substitute.