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The daily sentinel., 1913-04-16

dictionary, nor yet afflicted with the
cold Indifference of Il bloodless spec
tator in connection with the things
of life. Tradition is full of lessons
for him. the trend of things is full
of inspiration, but he dreams dreams
and practices principles which he re-
lates to every day life.
Ancestral Factors.
Whats bred in the bone will
come out in the flesh" for better or
for worse is true to the law of spirit
AS well as the law of flesh. The
tributaries of ancestral tendencies
which enter into Reverend Moses
stream of consciousness" are for
nine generations. on his fathers side.
American with German forbears. on
his mothers side the Huguenot and
Dutch with a dash of French This
heritage is blood mixture enough for
AZ versatile nature, and read historic
ally is exceedingly significant
Literary Instincts.
What q passion for literary study
and creation throbs in the brain of
this mani what an omnivorous
reader of books and magazine he
must be-hooks dealing with the in
ner life of motive books
books of reason, reflection and analy-
sis, and magazines of information
descriptive literature and inspiration.
Religion with him is fundamental
factor, but il is mundane and has So
cial application; it refers to the pres
eat day 10 The eharaete. ef the
to uplift effort as well as to the last
things. While Mr. Moses is not book
ish or recluse or monastic, he is es-
sentially intellectual with unusual
talents for literary creation and con-
struction work. When his mind gives
birth to books or sermons. or to 9th
er literary material, he will enjoy
a satisfaction and pleasure akin to
spiritual exultation. He certainly has
the preacherly life, teachers pas
sion for Information and missionary
spirit in the broad meaning of that
term.
Marks of the Man.
Mr.. Moses stands fept q weighs
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-16

Concerning that ieaky roof, can't
we figure on new Carey Roof for
you? Jas. H. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-16

Wanted, clean cotton rags ut this
office. White ones preferred.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-16

Today is arbor day and is being OBJ
served in the city quite generally.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-16

Saturday whip bargains. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-16

BARTON & TERRIIIi is the only
transfer company in western Col
orado with first class covered NOV
Ing van. Always prompt; furnish
good service, and expert workmen.
You make no mistake by employing
them.
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Marks of ilic MIN.

Mr.. Moses stands 3 feet 3; weighs
iis pounds and has only seen one
third of a century. His brain mass is
unusually large for the build of body.
and amply developed in the segments
which mark the ethical and religious
type of man with more than usual in
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-16
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
From The Sentinel.

April f6, 1SDS.
Jess BedweIl is in the city on q
visit.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-16

The best hard-twist rope. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-16

There isn't anyuning quite as nice
as little buggy ride with your lady
friend. Phone Jaks Webber, Livery
Red Barn, Jet. 214. $50 Colo. Ave.
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J. N. S. WILLIAMS
NOW ASSOCIATED WITH
THE0. H. DAVIES & CO.

J. N. s. Williams, formerly super.
intendent of the @Kahului railway Of
Maui, and member of the public util-
ity commission and also member of
the Hawaii fair commission, is now
associated with the Theo H. Davies
& Company. Announcement to this
effect was made today by George Da.
.vies of the firm. o.. T.
Mr.. Williams, who is regarded by
many as one of the best authorities
on several phases of the sugar in
dustry here, will probably act for the
company In whatever business it may
have requiring the expert knowledge
he possesses, which is particularly
keen. it is said, on sugar mills. On
Madi he achieved the reputation of be-
ing splendid plantation manager.
Though he has been in the railroad
business for some time now, he has
always been regarded primarily as a
sugar man. 80
In his af1liation with Davies &
Company. the firm has no doubt gain
ed a valuable addition to its person.
mel sts
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some llHONAL GUARD STAFF
OFFICERS MUST BE DENOTED

general. major; one judge advocate
general major; pay department. one
major: quartermaster department. one
major: subsistence department, one
major; medical department. one ma.
jor, one captain or lieutenant: ord.
nance department. one major.
This means q drop merank for sey.
sral local officers. and adYahcement
scf others. Al the present tiu,e. the
inspector. Colonel zeikler. Is i full
colonel; the surgeOn-geuefaI. Col.
Cooper. lis 4 iieutenanf-colonel Lieut.
enant eolonels Short and Fisher. Of
the qnartermaster and pay depart
ments. must become lnajors. On the
either side OF the ledger. Captain
Swithles OF the ordinance depart
ment. and Captain Peters Of the judge
advocate generals department, arc
entitled to an advance Of cue grade.
While Circular 8 Is stirring up q hot
discussion throughout the country. II
Is the belief Of most army officers
and 10 those who have given The mat.
ter impartial thought, that the reor-,
ganizatiOn win make for efficiency,
and that the National Guard win be.
In much better shape when organiz-
ed along new lines.
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MASONIC LODGE HONORS MEMORY OF|
!: DEPARTED BROTHER, 'N.HGOETl|

ed by the men of all departments.
In addition to the large number Of
Masons present, and the employees of
the Etar-Bulletin, large number Of
his friends coming from different
walks of life. were at the services.
and members Of the Mystic Shrine
and Knights TeInplar, and several
women OF the Eastern Star. The lodge
room was crowded and many were
obliged to remain In the outer hall
way. =. .,.... -. -
Around the urn in the Blue Lodge
and the beautiful eflower-pieces which
surrounded it, the rituals were per.
formed with Gustav C. Bechert as the
worshipfal master. With the close OF
the services at the temple, the Mas.
ter Masons, knights Templar and
Shriners accompanied the remains to
Nuuanu cemetery. Acting as pallbear-
ers were r. W. .Breekons, Joseph
Pratt, Ed. ToWse. w. r. harrington,
George g. Guild and o. "A, Bierbach 1
The Masonic farewell was delivered
at the Nuuanu cemetery by y. M. Lit
tie and Rev. John w. Wadman offered
the benediction. ~ g s 81 SIS
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Or. Suyehifo TeIIs Of His Work
in Studying @ Conditions Of
FeIloiN- countr yfaen

Declaring that Japans 4 she would
become q Ereat world noWer, must
seek now i'tlds TO which her sub.
jerts may migrate as they have done
IN the past q California and Canada,
Dr. Shigeo s1yeiliro, pro tssor n
the Imperial Univ <fsity at Ki0to, who
was 3 through pafsenger on the Kiyo.
Mafn en- route td Japan after q six
months tour OF the Pacific coast
spoke before . large audience IN the
japanese Central instit0te SATURDAY
egcmiilg, outlining and enuneratine
the points ii the now prevalent anti
Iapnnets questions
During IFS Visit to- khe mainland, !,
Toctnr ~. Ife Z - IilGEnjat
Canadn and 1fexic6 mhers, Ne said, he
found that the Nipponese residents
were succeeding IN the various indus
tries, especially in farming His adj
dress was listened to with keen iIl--
terest. and the local Japanese news
papers gave considerable space 70 his
remarks. Transitions quote him as
follows: s sts.
! 4 studied particularly the anti-Jhp-
anese problems and found 1t to be
q complicated affair. Il cannot pre-
sent ali these complicated reasons m
speech. but shall endeavor to give just
the facts. Japan Is q small country
with q large population. and the doors
are shut to her people not only I'm
California but IN Canada. Australia
and some ports In Africa. The soly.
ing, ene way or the other, of this
problem. viii tell whether or not ia
pan is to become great natien or
whether she will shrink to q small
one. The immigration question Is
greater than, any war into which Ja-
pan has yet entered. It Is an eco
nonlicaf problem and its solving means
either the life or death Of the Japa-
nese people 11awaii is noN in state
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And Others VIM GET Promotion
to Conform with the Militia
Law Which Goes Into Effect
Next Year

At least one Fine sIaise pair OF
eagles viii be iayig arenud loose,
scattering silver ltascs ms they 90.
in connection Y b tIse re1orssliiisstfnn
Of the National Guard nf Hawai-. sf:ia.
cnIart 8. he naissIte from The riivision
of militia affairs Issiiel s1stc months
ego which caI.saftrn To the fact
that the organized Hii Ia rasst con.
form By Jaauar 1 TO the same ofrau-
isstien 80 the rcEuiar army. shows IN
tabular form the yaFira3 geHeral s ar
Officers aHthori ted Tor I,isItia con-.
frands. Takiag Il Tar grahted TIA:
the ist sIliantrv 6 S. q. 1T. wiil BE- re
cruited up to Izkonpany strength BY
january 1, in t0mpliance with the
law, there will slfli have TO be q nhin
Der cf ticmotions male in the staff
For .Iess than Two regiments. !.
which win be the niilit.s organization
Of Hawaii. the fdilowine general sfaff
officers aip ailoN led One Inspector
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Impressive Ceremony Is Held
Over Ashes of Man Of High
Esteem by Myriad of
Friends

The services over the remains Of
William H. !GoetzS we're held Saturday
afternoon, at the home Of Mrs. Goetz
on .Manoa road, and at the Masonic
Temple. The services at the home
were. private, only q few intimate
friends attending, but at the Masonic
Temple many score friends of the de-
ceased were present to pay their re-
spects to his nemory. Ytsgessa :. . :. = !.
The impressive services of the
Masons began at $3.50 o'clock, and fol.
lowing it the urn was removed to a
vault at Nuuan1 cemetery. It has
been many months since SO many Ma.
sons have assembled on such an soc-
casion in the Blue Lodge. Almost
three hundred Masons were present
and took part In the solemn service.
Old men with tottering steps, who
had known Mr.. Goetz for years and
grown to love him, and boys still In
their teens, who had found pleasure
in working under his superintendency,
bowed their heads together, while the
ritual of the Masons progressed, both
conscious of the same deep sorrow
over. the death of the man whose
friends we're so many. ~
Employees of the Star.BulIetin were
present. AS superintendent and head
of the mechanical department, under
him many of them had worked. 9th
ers, though engaged in other depart.
ments, felt bound to him by as close
ties. 1t is seldom the loss Of q man
in an establishment the size Of the
r.Bulletin, man who represents
but the head of one department. has
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JEFF M'CARN is
GIVEN FAREWELL
Dinner IN SOUTH
Fighting Spirit of New District
Attorney Praised by Fellow
Citizens of Nashville

A tribute seldom paid to any man
In public life was accorded to Jeff Me-
earn Friday night. when a host of his
friends from every walk of life met at
an informal dinner to wish him God
speed on his journey to Hawaii and
success in his new office Of United
States attorney in the distant Pacific
Islands. Although the dinner was an
informal one to which no invitations
were issued. the crowd was so, large
that it was necessary to add to the
length of the tables, and the large din.
ing room of the Commercial Club was
filled almost to ooEerflowing.
The crowd was a representative one,
and genuine regret at Mr.. McCarn's de-
parture and we'll wishes for his success
and safe return was the sincere Eek.
preston of everyone present. Although
the strong feeling for Nashyille's well
known citizen and attorney was mani.
tested throughout the evening and es
pecially so in the speeches of those
who were called upon, a feeling of sad
ness at his early departure was not
allowed to creep in. and instead, pros
poets for his great. success and safe
return TO Nashville were only censid.1
cred The spirit of the banquet was
well manifested in, Mr.. McCarnis an
nouncement that he did not intend to
sell his home here, and that he had
made arrangements with a neighboI
10 keep "old Rose" his COW, until his
return to Nashville a few years hence.
One time during Mr.. McCarn's re-
Spouse, however, did his friends feel
the Significance Of the number of years
that VIII lapse during his term of Of
flee Mr.. MeCarn paid a high tribute
to the Confederate soldiers, whose
ranks are now rapidly thinning, and
said that his chiefest regret was that
he would see none of them in Hawaii,
Rnd that so many of them would be
passed into the beyond before his re.
turn six years hence. He also remind.
cd them that when he comes back. the
knee pants boys will be voting. Mr..
McCarn asSed the men present to in!
terest themselves in the younger gen.
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@ A meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Kohala Ditch Company has been
called for December ~ ct the Office
of H. Hackfeld & Company. at 10
O'Clock. The purpose Of the meeting,
as set forth In the notice. II for the
consideration of the adyisability Of
levying an assessment ON the capital
stock OF the company, and ID take up
the matte1 Of sinking fund ibf the
bonds. Other matters may also come
up for consideration.
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ARMY and NAVY OFFICERS
MAY bE COURTMARI|ALED
FOLLOWING INVESTIGATION
President Wilson Orders Probe Of BANQUET at Which Ban
Peace Program and Administrators Philippine Policy
Were Saiirized Action Causes Considerable Of Sensa,
ton IN Washington

WASHINGTON o.. tspesdsut Woodros wlson
Thorough inyeioatou and 4 stated either martial
sponsIols R.ssAdmlral Howard sprssdsn &c orqnssr t
Empls days. Considerable Of sensation ~ he
tioa
Carahho
membership distinction who ofgand TN
The
tom to make eacl reunion distinctive afhlr y matter Of great
officers President Wilson mconsued
spirit Of the osanizaop b atltt E g Is members
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D. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEY GUEST OF BOURBONST
Plans
NOW COMPLETED
New Official viii Meet Demo-
Gratis and Deliver Initial Mes.
sage at Gathering

While jeff McCarn, the new United
States district attorney who arrived
here yesterday by the transport ThOni-
as and took his oath OF office this
morning, was informally receiving a
few Democrats today. the final touch
.es were put to the banquet to be ten
dered him this evening at the new
aicose home, corner Fort and Bere-
tania streets.
Everything 10 now in order for IL
MeiEbeis CT the Hawaii National Dem
ocrat.c League who have the affair In
charge say that nothing remains to be
Lone, except to sound the party call
to all Democrats in the city to be on
hand to meet and TO. ongratulate JEFF
McCarn. Z :
At z o'clock this evening the new
district attorney will arrive at the
club, and will meet the local repre-
sentatiyes of his party, and guests az
the banquet. Senator "A. ]. Wirtz,
chairman cf the committee. Is anxious
for all Democrats to be present. AM
.nouncement Is made that tickets for
the banquet viii be on sale by VIII
Miles. secretary Of the mayor. and Jn.
lius ": Ascn, of tne poiice cepart-
Ments curing the Gay, ana announce
meHt also is made that no dress suits
are to be tolerated. It Is to be in.
formal, strictly informal.
There IS another point which Is
mentioned. The banquet Is to be dry.
That Is to say. II Is to have no liquid
improVements. Below fl published the,
menu. which mayor J..I.s f'ern may De
cailea shpoh g translate slteL a e SaIn at
mas Deen giVeh an opportunity g
guess. q its meaning.
Ids Is the nrst DanQpes lepaerea
the new district attorney. Ine ma.
Mal.ens NatiOnat LEI l0cIa llc slsea euss
BUSY 3 lev DAYS agQ ana qe,s
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z Ranqtes anQ Uy Whichsne acceptedi
enqea tne preiiminary Work. ana since
then plans lor tne nanquet ltseiI nave
Deeen pnqer VA.
Judging from the toasts 70 be given
variety o. subjects VIII De Drougnr
up Cnaries ~. ASHFORD Will DertQast
master MT. McCarn Will De called Ql
20 respond 20 2 TOAST on me cnarne
OF HaWah ana senator Wlrz VIZ
SPEAK on tne democracy o. Hawah.
IN line WITH the sentiment that II may
Ilourisn IKE green nay tree FRO.
lessor Nliiiam a. 5ryan VIII nave a.
lhe suplecs ol ms response Ine
Scnolar IN Foiitics mayor I'D. f'ern
VII = uisTuss lluniclpsi lIoua,ss' anu
James Il ooAe, once canoldale lot
the oihce now neiuz py MT. SaIn, VIII
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High TRIBUTE
PAID BRECKONS
Judqe Dole Praises Work Of
Retiring Official, Who Has
Held lob IL Years


.1efr Il Won could ~. Ne friend---is.
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ilfs l,5nc,1<,r ,,,tc ~. cf4,ca a. "a
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fair made = - the nrcsence 81 nrac-
ticaIly cferT wei. known lawyer,of HIo.
nol,i., q an6 y .ees,raI venerah,e s Gentle.
man who have retired from active
practice. by the expressions OF aloha
extended 70 him By the distinguished
representatives of HawaiI's bench and
bar. and by the delicate, sincere frf
bufe paid TO the outgoing Official,
Robert w Breckons. hy the court and
those who have been associated with
him SO closely Cor the ~ years he
has held the position.
After the formality OF the oaths Of
ONCE and the words publicly spoken.
speeding the departing and welcom-
took recess until O'Clock this AFT
ekn0on, and the members of the bench
ana 9ar gathered around the neWcQm'
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neerfI1 (9IutN "a general laugh oi
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honor Ans SAID aid what these
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say q the court and the officers
Of the court and members Of the
bar and those who are present,
that nceii1ted somewhat about
giving pp my Eurrotindlnss In
Nashville Tenn, as member Of
that bar but after investigating
the conditions here, the pleasing |
surroundings IN which ! have an
opportunity Of placing my family
oes'asa ...,s very enteus'sstlcally s''. D
tne1 would come. but u nad
known what know now and seen
Wnat l nave seen N the last few
hours would never have hesi-
tateo. but would have sent mes.
nage II acceptance Tor fear the op-
porl1nity might be taken away
from me.
There A one fellow I'VE GOT II
in for. and that's the teacher who.
tn,rhf me- ahout theea ISLANDS
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fa,eEf me hsIf ubst be s,,,s,,t -
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have been here before Mr. Breck.
g'ons came am here. I want to
say 70 the court and members of
the bar. to learn what to do.
That's he first thing for me to do
and when do learn. / shall use
my best efforts to perform my
duty as an officer. And I want to
make D good citizen. a good neigh
Dor, and good friend. And ii L
succeed in that as my predecessor
has done, i shall be more than
satisfied. thank you.
r,;o .judss. pre..nt
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immigration Bill is
Reported Faporab|'

WASHINGTON e. Dec isThe house eongttss, ~ ee ever
me tI
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In order to thwart the plans of ID.
bellion Of the Irish Unio1isfs Il Is
expected that the soternmei'f win
forbid the importation 81 arms into
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sylvia on Sleep Strike

LONDON Dec sys psnkhurs the militant ssafsgss Leader
and thirst strike She walks the foer Of hes cell eonn. ne M
estimated At 100000
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Holland Supports Bryan Policy

WASHINGTON 4s-tioIsrd ard -
the Hs European nation into lne.
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Eight Killed Through
Earthquake at Chenlnif;

CHEMNITz earthquake pnched F7
killed a. badly
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Senate Defeats Effort to
Change Currency Measul

WASHINGTON D. G, attempt currency
tiltehcpck defeated Of 80 70 80
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tcontinnea on page seyenl D.
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tcOnlinued on pace tOurl -,