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bRECKONS Opens.
ARGUMENT In
MAHUKA CASE

U. S. District Attorney Breckons
this morning began the presentation
OF the governments case in the
fourth Mahuka site condemnation suit
in Federal court. In his opening ad-
dress he argued that the valuation
placed on the E. o. Hall premises, of
$22.50 per square foot, Is far too high,
In comparison with the values of
neighboring properties, and followed
ed this up with the introduction Of
documentary evidence showing values
In, that vicinity. .
The valuation OF $2250 per square
foot was the estimate Of Expert r.
h. Reidford. This was exclusive OF
the building, which he figured worth
ST. 900. the two making total Of
t233, $3.50 for the entire property.
J. NJ. Dowsett, called to the wit
ness stand by Breckons this morning,
said that one-hinth interest In the
land on which the, new Pantheon
block has been Constructed, was sold
in January, 1908, for $500; that an
other one-ninth interest in the land
was sold in September OF the same:
year for $4,000, and that in January,
1909, similar share in the land,
which as yet was unimproyed by the
new business building which, has
since gone up there, was disposed Of
for a consideration of $4,000.
- A. N. Campbell, in the witness
chair, said that in his opinion prop
erty such as that occupied by e. o.
Hal q Son should have given a net
rental income in December, 1910, Of
seven per cent. Other witnesses In
troduced by the government and who
briefly today were John a.
McCandissseW g. Ashley and Louis
Abrams. secretary of the Hawaiian
Trust Company r..
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BOARD
GRANTS SHERIFF
PUA'S DEMANDS
(continued on Page y

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, Hawaii, Jan. 9.-In the re-
port of the police committee of the
board of supervisors Sheriff Pua was
granted a number of increases in pay
for his men and most of his other
requests were also granted, though
the station clerk for the third watch
was cut out by the recommendation
of the committee. In regard to his
request for $4,000 with which to In,
stall a telephone system for the police,
to connect the various districts the
committee could not see their VA
clear to do anything but suggest ths,,
the managers of the various districts
should be asked to put the deputy
sheriffs and their men who had tele-
phones on the same lines.
The request for a stenographer and
typewriter was turned down but the
sheriff was authorized to borrow the
stenographer from the office of the
county attorney when he was needed
and could be spared. The construc-
tion of a ward for sick prisoners at
the Hilo Jail was recommended but
the committee refused to grant the
request that the present station house
be raised to put in a basement with a
lookup, that prisCNers might be kept
there instead of being taken to the
Jail
Among the appointments which
were decided upon by the board at it's
meeting were the following: William
Eannata. to be superintendent Of
water works and building inspector
for Hilo; NJ. S. Pacheco. to be road
clerk for South Hilo; William lokia,
to be Hilo fish inspector: Joseph
Nierra, to be road supervisor for
South Hilo; Marvin Campbell, to be
superintendent of the Kamuels water.
works at 500 per month; Archie Kaa-
ua, to be road supervisor of South
Kohala at $50 per month; William
Wilson, to be road supervisor for
North Kohala at $50 per month.
The pay of the deputy county treas
urer and of the deputy county auditor
was raised to 1925 per month each.
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WILL SAFEGUARD
Water SUPPLY
OF HILO

Especial Star-Buffetin CorrespondenceI
HILO, Hawaii, Jan. 9.-The matter
of the proposed sale of water rights
on the Wailuku river was taken up by
the board of supervisors at its meet
ing Wednesday as the result of let
ter from Superintendent of Water
works Vannatta. He stated that the
supply of water available for the city
is limited. and that before long it
would be necessary to obtain more,
and for this reason thought that the
county should safeguard itself and
make sure that no water should be
leased, unless the water supply for the
city of Hilo was first safeguarded
Vannattas letter was referred to
the committee on roads and internal
improvements and to the county at
torney. At a meeting which was held
on Wednesday morning it was shown
that not only would there be no diff
Guilty in obtaining water for city pur-
poses under the proposed license, but
that the water would be kept cleaner
and better than if it was not taken
through the cOmpany's pipe line. Van
natta stated that he was satisfied with
the conditions when they were fully
understood Chairman Henry Lyman
OF the committee suggested that il
would be we'll 70 write to Governor
Frear asking that a watershed reserve
be SET aside above the intake of any
pipeline which might be constructed
to make sure that this water was not
polluted before being taken into such
pipeline. This was decided upon by
the committee. which passed the mat
ter up to the territorial government
in the form of a resolution.
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COL, RUMBOUGH
Of ARTILLERY
ISDEAD

Colonel D. J. Rumbough, command
ing the First Field Artillery, at Scho-
field Barracks, is dead. This word
reached department headquarters this
morning, In the form of a mai. copy
OF a telegram to the adjutant general
of the army from Chicago, where the
officer passed away, December 26th.
This is the first ne IS that the regf-
ment has had of it's co.onePs death,
and it comes as a shock and q sur
PRISE, for while Colonel Rumbough
left here nearly six months ago very
sick man, recent advices were that he
was on the mend. His death followed
an operation In Chicago hospital
for q complication of appendicitis and
liver trouble. He was a native OF
Virginia, born March 5, 1856. ,
The question Of a successor tc
command the First at once arises;
There were. two additional colonels in
the field artillery, making eight, In
cluding the late officer, and with only
six regiments, this still leaves seven
colonels 1t is therefore unlikely that
any promotion will result from Col
onei Rumbough's death: Three full
colonels Of the Field Artillery are now
on detached duty, any one Of them be-
ing eligible for the local command.
The ehree are Colonel E. ST.. Greble.
who stands No. 8 on the list, and is
now attached to the general staff !;
Colonel C. W.. Van Deusen, No: 6, on
recruiting duty at Fort Logan Colo,
and Colonel e. A M.illar, No. Z, at
Fort Riley, Kan. d .~s
Second DattaIion Arrives.
Companies IL G. and III. 6eepnd IN
fdntry p arrived at Fort SHaftef tins
morning, having left Schuleid yestet.
day, and ldked in, camping at Pearl
CITY for the night. Company F, .hf
fourth organization of the second bat
talon, arrived at Shafter some days
ago, and has prepared a permanent
camp for the battalion, SO that when
the companies arrived this morning
they found good start made on their
new home. OF course there Is still
much to be done, and it will be sew
Continued on Page p
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Department of Hawaii Arrang.
/ ING tor Spectacular Parade
on Floral Parad Many
Troops Coming and Expected
to Be in Line-Three Great
= PROFESSIONS in One Day

There may be over 5000 men in
the military parade on Washington's
birthday.
Last Washington's birthday saw
what was described as the greatest
military pageant ever seen in sHono-
lulu" There is every reason to be-
lieve that this year will see one
twice as big The prospects are that
the forces here on February % next,
to do proper honor to the birthday Of
George Washington, will be larger
than those here year ago. Some Of
the same forces will be mere some will
be new, but in any event there is
a disposition to see that the day Is
periodically nonored. Probably no
other American city will see honors
done by the military, to the flag
Washington established among the
nations of the earth, on a much
greater scale than will Honolulu.
I'VE hope to have a fine military
parade" said Major A., Archibald
Campbell, when asked regarding the
plans being formed, "but nothing
definite can be assured yet, and no
orders have been issued. We expect
something on the lines of the last
Fourth of July. observances, with ath-
letic exercises in kapiOlani park after
the parade 1t is impossible to say
what regiments will take part, for
various changes are going on, and it
is not known, definitely, just what
troops will be here"
Forces Probably Here
The forces that will probably be
here on Washington's birthday are
the First, Second and Twenty-fifth
infantry, and the Fourth Cavalry. If
they parade it will be the first appear
ance of some of them on the streets
Of Honolulu.
An Impressive Parade
According TO the present prospects
of army movements, there may be
over 5000 men on foot and mounted, in
the parade with which the army
forces here will honor WaShington's S
birthday, on the morning OF February
%. Honolulu has seen big parades be-
fore, but never anything like the one
with which Uncle Sans forces here
are likely to begin the proper OBJ
servances of the national holiday
which is regarded by many Americans
as the greatest of all their patriotic
days. Honolulu will have been Cele-
brating for several days, enjoying her
Carnival week with enthusiasm, and
she will be ready with COlOrs flying
when the army men, cavalry and in
fantry, march through the streets
with their coIors and their bands, foot
and mounted Those in Charge of the
Floral parade WhicE is to follow in
the afternoon. are trying to arrange
for a grand patriotic decoration and
appropriate demonstrations
Jones Hopeful
Il hope the military parade will
take place" said Colonel Jones, of the
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FAREWELL DANCE GIVEN
By CAVALRY TONIGHT

The enlisted mcn of the Fifth Cav
Ily will give 4 Cweli G41i,,, =. their
many friends d; he cavalry IL. SChO-
tield Barracks, this evening, and it is
expected that besides a large turnout
from the post. many Honolulans who
have "palled" with the cavalrymen
will attend. A special train will leave
Honolulu at SIS p. m.. leaving SchO-
field for the return trip aOout mid
night Friends of the regiment from
the city are invited ut attend the
dance, which will be the last social af-
fair that the men of the Filth will en-
JOY in Honolulu.
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from the enthusif .sm of
and reports once more beg;
in thick and fast with the
at twelve O'CLOCK, three b
the campaign had begun,
dred and three new mel
been recorded. and at hal
figure was three hundred
three. . !
Reds Creep Upward. '.<s
When the members of the
stopped work at noon for
guests Of the association.
team was still In the lead
hundred and sixty.nint.l At
forty-five minutes after the
resumed work, these figu
raised to one hundred ant
sven for the Reds and on,
md eighty for the Blues,
total Of three hundred and
for both teams. The figuF
time the Star-BuIletin went
fol the first edition will be
the first page.
This is the third campaign
bership which the Young NJ,
ian Association has conduct
has been by ia tie most 81
I am more than pleased" {:
,ary Super this afternoon,
arge number of men and
Iave joined the association
lhI glad indeed that we have
70 much money for covering
'ent expenses of the new
he most pleasing feature Of
'a!gn. to my belief, is tn Uef
.:Ph esteem with which the
!OE is held by the comHlunit
'"al as revealed by the reEor
oIcltors."
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'rodded by Austria
And the Triple
AllianceR R0umania
Demands Com
pensation for the
Gains Of Territory
Which Bulgaria
Has Made at the
Expense of the
Former State
AIAssocla,ed rress cablel

LONDON, Jan. ios--A hot shot has
cen through into the Balkan situation
by the action Of little Roumania, IN 10
suing an ultimatgm TO the Bulgarian
government. Roumanla, believed 70
be stirred Up BY the Austrian govern
msnt 40 the instrument Of the Triple
Alliance, has been held out os the 1al-
kan confederation. AZ eonseqneuce,
she has suffered more Or less frpm
the gains Of her sister Balkan statee-
She now demands compsnsation Tor
the territory she has lost ana for The
damage done her properly and the
property Of her citizens. Unless IA
uaria pay this, the note she sent cut
today declares that Roumania will
fight.
coNsTANTtNoPLE, Ian. ie.-Ths
nfeat powefs represented here hass
sSft ia the subIlus Rerte Z 1en.le
y 1aihn q tiear out n Adria1ople 1no
lftlmated that The sultan'e syacnatlcn
of his European posost6IoHt would BE
: heed ihlno for ~ eoncprned...
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FIRST NATIONAL
HAS MILLIONS TO
Lend INVESTORS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. TO-
According to the statements made
the House committee on the money
trust investigation, by George Baker,
the New York banker, the First Ma
tional Bank Of the metropolis has
more than 70 million dollars ready 10
loan investors. He went into detail
regarding the character Of this stu
pendous fund Of money and told how
the bank safeguards its loans.
The committee has sent repre-
sentative to Miami, Florida, to meet
William Rockefeller, who 10 reported
to have sailed frfn Nassau, Bahamas,
this morning. With that representa-
tive will go a physician.
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FREAR Doubtful
Of WITHDRAWAL.
RUMOR

That President Taft is likely to
withdraw Governor Frear' s name and
present that of either Gilbert J. Wal
Ter or E. NJ. Watson to the senate for
confirmation as governor Of this ter
ritory, as rumor current yesterday
had it figured, Is doubted by the pres
ent chief executive.
"As near as can learn, the rumor
is of local origin" said the governor
when questioned on the subject today,
"and is not the result of any recent
Information from the capital.
"Of course none of us know what
may happen, but it looks extremely
doubtful that Taft will send in the
Of a Democratic candi-
date because the senate apparently
has no intention of letting him make
any appointment, of either Democrats
or Republicans, to any job, desiring
to hold them all up for the incoming
president
The senate probably has no assur-
ance that iaft's appointment of a
Democratic ffice-holder would be
any more Il eptable to Wilson than
his selection Cf Republican might
be, and from present indications it
would seem they are not going to
take any chances.
1T is quite likely that the appoint
ment of a governor for Hawaii will
be held in abe"ance, together with all
the others, until the new president
takes office"
Dame Rumor is not saying much
yet concerning a possible successor
to Secretary E. \. Mott-Smith, though
it is generally conceded that Mott
Smith will absolutely decline to re-
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FRENCH BEAT OFF
MOOR ATTACK;
Kill HUNDREDS
IAssoclated Prees cabIel

MoeAooR, Moroeeo, Jan. to.-Ecl-
lowing desperate attack upon Z ~.
Ina column Of French troops BY ne
bandit Moors near here yesterday, the
attackers were beaten on BY the tor-
efen soldiers, with loss Of mere
than five hundred killed, and neefiy
q thousand wounded. The Freneh
used machine guns with deadly effeef.
Their own loss was twelve killed and
sixty wounded. The charging Mcors
twice broke through the line of bay
onetts and hacked down the infantry
men. Additional assaplts 81 French
columns Of pacifieatloH are expected
at any time, as the whole country
South Of here 10 reported TO be IN .
state Of great unrest.
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,o Earinier DeIiqhter.
: II :
FOR CABINET
HIT HAWAII
By C., S. ALBERT

Especial star r-Builetln Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Hawaii Is
deeply interested in two Cabinet sug-
gestions that have been made up to
this time Both are possibilities for
Secretary of the Interior. This is
the department dealing with Terrific
rial affairs and anything approximat-
ing an accurate guess on the head of
that great collection of Important bu-
reaus is worthy Of discussion
Edwin l.. Norris, at present Gov
ernor Of Montana, is mentioned in
some circles as being absolutely Ger.
tain of selection as successor to Sec
retary Fisher He is regarded with
much favor here N the East and
is what Col Roosevelt would describe
as bully" man. He has been high
ly recommended to President-elect
Wilson, but no intimation has come
(Continued on Pace q
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WASHINGTON TO DECIDE
FATE OF CASTRO

NEW YORK Jan. to.-Jud5e Holt to-
Gay suspended the writ ef habeas cor
pus applied for by cypriano Castro,
former president Of Venezuela. The
court stated that he "'isnes time to
decide whether he shall slic" Castro
to land at Ellis Island rsndi1g the
final decision in his case by the au-
thorities at Washington. ca5tro's
status has not been settIcd by the cap.
itoI as yet.
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Mrs. Peter L. Shepard. mother OF
Finley !. Shepard. the fiancee of Miss
Helen Gould. has been blind and bed
ridden in the New Haven General
hospital for the last five years.
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SHE SENDS BULGARS
HER U[T|MATUM
sr ana LIiInd

er ana Lima
the city has
ton for some
/ the winter
sc the streets
1t is thought
'lub that this
away with If
paved. There
the neighbor.
] need of re-
g and lights.
[ the matter
IS to the next
| of supervis-
which were
! as being r.
trker, Webb,
le three Nor
{ three lanes
IFS there has
hhe diStribu-
Eity, and the
\ the streets
+ lanes need
liz they may
| of fire.
II which was
10 was the |
lie of Liliha /
Puunui, ali |
down Liliha |
uses a flood |
| street. In |
his could be
Hing drains
lg the water
The matter
hong Kukui |
This Sec
soon as the
'ornls an ex-1
ing of mos |
Id be rene.
go of Liliha 4
utting cross
Z street and
tied portion III
,arts of the 4
e center OIL!
lnly exit is
base of fire
I'd into fire
small exits |
+ Club will
new board |
20 remedy :
as santa
ct is in a
b it was
ly to the 4
| the meet !
ed to the
sned to 8 s
of the feG-I 1
cheme for t
ion Of the h
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'AI(iNV

"a snort of
! two min
Reds were
tai Of nine
opponents
, later the
members,
o hundred.
.er to join
N of E. A.
hum reign
1rters, and
ee hearty
and Secre-
IS punches
rect. The
)erS had
8 after the
making it
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Special prices on SAFES till Jan. 1st
to make room for new stock.
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H. E. HENDRICK, LTD,
Merchant and Alakea. Phone s64S
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CONTINUED on Page 81
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Sierra. Jan. II.
From VaneOuVer:
Mo rama, Jan. 29.
For VancORyer:
niakura, Jan. 2S.
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From 8. F.:

Shin!U Maru, Jan. 10
For =. F.:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-03
Real Estate Men Should
Realize These Facts

Today is the day to begin planning-to begin prepar
ing for aggressive advertising campaign in The
News Times which is read by class of home loving
people who long for flowers and og-who pure and play
grounds for their chdren-who appreciate the comfort of
houses with all modern have schools and
poion facilities mndwho consider present values and future
prospects.
This is the for o the
pub
Advertising will reveal the whereabouts to
turns
The Washington times., 1913-12-02
This Is Guaranteed to
Stop Your Cough
Make This Family supply of
Cough Syrup at Home
and Save g..

This plan makes a pint of better
cough syrup than you could puy ready
made for $50. A few doses usually
conquer an ordinary eough-rp ieves
even Wheoping cough quickly. Simple
as II Is no better remedy can De had
ut sny price
MIX one pint of xranulated sugar
with y pint OF warm water. and ST
Ior minutes Put ~ ounces of Pincx
teO cents worth) in e pint bottle: then
add the Sugar Syrup. II has pIeas-
ant taste and lasts family "A long
Time Take teaspconful every one,
Two or three hours
You can feel this take hold of n
cough in way tina. means business.
Has good tonic effect. braces 60 the
appetite. and is slightly laxative. tor.
which is helpful. A handy rem ssiy for
noarsepess, spasmodic Group. broIsh,tis,
bronchial asthma and whooping cough.
The effect Of the pine on the .reni.
branes is we'll known. Pinex is a mos;
valuable concentrated compound OF
Norwegian white pine extract, and i
rich in Suai4col and other natural
healing pine clements Other prepara-
tons will not work il. this combination.
This PtneX and Sugar Syrup -r.r1edv
has often been initiated though never
successfully. 1t is now used i'm more
hcmes than any other cough remedy.
A guaranty of absolute Satisfaction
or money promptly refunded. goes
with this preparation. Your druggist
has PincN, or will get it for YOU II
not. send to The Pinsx Co, Ft wsyne
1nd.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-12-02
AVOID CATARRH
Breathe Hyomei-It Medi-
Gates the Air You Breathe
and Instantly Relieves.

Why. continue to suffer from catarrh
stopped up head. husky voice. and 9TH
or troubles of the breathing organs,
when there is an absolutely certain
scientific remedy at hand
Hyomei is the remedy. II is 4 pleas
ant, harmless and antlseptic medication
which wou breathe through a small in
haler. Breathing d few times daily
through the inhaler charges the air
with this ecrm-killlng antiseptic. Catar-
rhal discharges, snirfes, foul breath,
watcry eyes, and the formation of
crusts in the nose are promptly relieved
by this mediCated air.
II is guaranteed by O'Donnelrs Erus
Store to do Il, or money back.
A complete Hyomei outfit, consisting
Of q strong. hard rubber pocket inhaler
and 2 bottle II Hyomei costs only ii.00
and extra bottles, II afterwards needed
are only 20 cents each. Druggists every
where sell Hyomei.
Use HyomeI for bronchitis. coughs
and cold in the head. husky voice. Group
of infants, and any inflammatory lis
ease Of the breathing orsans.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-12-02

II could speed her UP 10 seventy
miles. II should t.y.' was the reply.
You see, sir. we've the chassis and The
engine OF a racer Miss Kitty had this
body, and that fake taXimeter put on
Just to fool people. There snt my
thing that g." uaS'' ;' ." :"
catch me. either. II that is what you
mean. o."
1T isn't exactly what mean. JuI III
get TO that iE moment. How about
your license number"
What do you mean by that question,
IF we speed up too high and some
o;iI' Ell calcues d glimpse vi vour num-
Der. you would be hailed to court for IT,
! don't want tIat , hHplcn.
i've got half dozen fake license
numbers stoNed away under the seat
sir, can adjust one Of them in a iiffy.
T,-h' nov"
do so before We start. NOw listen to
what ! have To say
Yes. cir.
Il have no means OF knJwiIc what is
happening, or what may i''; pei. back
there tonight"
mo, sir. But would like to say this
much. Miss Kate is safe enough. Those