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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-06
Starke After Clinton lob.

Claude Starke of Dubuque, the old
local favorite, is in line to manage the
Clinton team in the Central Baseball
association if that city secures a berth
for the year 1918.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-06

lost in the southern California ring.
1t was only about a year ago that
Johnny Kilbane took away Abe At
tells featherweight title at Verhon.
II was at Vernon. too, that Billy
Papke won the middleweight cham
pionship from Stanley Ketchel on Sep
TENDER 7, 1908, and kept it until No
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-06
Be SUSPICIOUS
IF ANY
[,.FRDNIC, ULCER

and
the guard ulce- could have been cured
n
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Oil
and e te blood and ca be healed ii the circulation Is
To
triIirg
ar s. chronic perfectly
impurities
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T3-cc soroi8 bound heal. Not only
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ao- p-oa1oiar
health 8. S. bIilds flesh
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-06

All he news all the tlme-The
Argus
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ID Ii CLUB HEARD
FROM ON live
TOPICS

!. o . o o 9. 9 F. % o q 9 o !.
(. Whereas: -. 49,. :. ...:-. .
(. All right thinking people in e:
1. this communiaty are at the pres ::
(. ent time straining every effort :.
I. to offset the present legislative {:
. action at Washington to place (:
(. sugar in the free list, and
@ Whereas, we, the members OF (:
&. the Honolulu AID Club, while not Z:
(: being interested directly in the .
G. sugar business are fully alive to I.
:. the fact that any serious inter- Z:
I. ference with the tariff on sugar Z:
y means financial disaster to the (:
r. entire community, therefore, g
. Be it Resolved, that our secre- I:
(. tary be instructed on behalf of {:
@ this club to address a letter on s:
G. the first outgoing mail to each +:
&. and every one of the 16S adver- (.
(. Using clubs of America, kindly .
(: asking their help in preventing &
(. measure becoming law that .
/. would ultimately prove to be of {
(. no benefit to anyone with the {:
G. possible exception of the Sugar Z
. Trust, but would, if made eff {
{. fective, prove a great calamity to J..
{. every man, woman and child in .
(. this territory whose welfare de- .
o ponds almost entirely on the {
(. success of the sugar business.
g. o @. 4. Z. o @ @ o 9 O (. q (. "
This resolution, introduced by Mr.
George B.. Curtis, was unanimously
adopted by the Honolulu AID Club a
it's noon luncheon today, and thi!
afternoon the officers of the Ad Clut
are busy getting the information IL
shape to have Hawaii's chief industry
vigorously heard from in over ont
hundred and sixty-eight active pub
licity centers of one hundred anC
sixty-eight cities, of the mainland.
The special program Of today
luncheon of the AID Club was to heal
the report of the special committee
appointed to devise and suggest pub
licity methods for putting the people
of Honolulu and Hawaii in touch will
the great work that is being done
BY the promotion committee, Th'
resolution for HaWaii's great in
dustry came in as new and timely
business. Mr.. Curtis is the repre-
sentative of the Adj Club cooperating
with Gov. Carriers campaign com
mittee. -"
The full report of the committee OF
home promotion advertising will b.
published in a later issue. Presiden
Waldron of the promotion committee
was present at the luncheon and gave
a very. interesting ! in the wOrl
of the committee Secretary WOOD
also made an expression of the pro
motion committees appreciation O
the work done and assistance render
ed by the AID Club.
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lie PASSED in
$4,000 DAMAGE
CASE in court

Matters in the $4,000 damage suit
brought by p. Braida, laborer,
against the Hawaiian Dredging Com
any rose to swift climax yester-
day when Attorney E. c. Peters, in a
strong plea for the plaintiff, charged
James H. Boyd, former fish inspector,
with having wilfully misrepresented
conditions upon the witness stand,
and charged DR.. Harry Cooper, at one
time in the employ of the dredging
company, with being liar and at
the same time not having the neces-
sary red corpuseles to be good out
and-out liar. Peters asked Judge
Cooper to have the testimony of these
two disregarded in the consideration
of the evidence in the case. lie SAID
that he would not have blamed the
Judge if at the time Boyd was testl-
fying his honor had seen fit to order
him from the witness stand.
Boyd and Cooper, during the time
they were on the stand, testified as
to the medical attention given Braida
Immediately following the accident
which deprived him of the use OF his
foot. They declared that they had
given him every possible care and
even asked him if he did not think
he ought to consent to be taken to the
Queens Hospital Braida, on the
other hand, testified that he was neg
lected by the dredging company after
his accident and that his present in
juries are largely due to this neglect.
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:; q -, ~, :: - :, 8: IFS ANSWER TO
",,''', z,,ClSNS OF v. R. CASTLE

seem to be a pretty good income.
The period of risk is past. Even an
assured s per cent on stock which is
as safe as a gilt-edged bond, would
make the stock worth at least $3.50 a
share, since good ; per cent bonds
are now selling at par or above. That
would be bonus Of 60 per cent to be-
gin with on all stock, including the
watered stock; or, to put it another
way, per cent on the total present
stock would make the stock worth FL l
times what the stockholders actually
paid for it; in other words, it would
give them a bonus of Ill per cent,
which also is fairly, good.
Takes Up Earnings.
Blu THAT is not all. | am recon-
mending that the company be given
a share also in surplus earnings. Let
us see what this also might be. The
earnings make a pretty good showing
even now in the comparatively lean
years and there is no telling what
tney will he in the fat years when the
extensions of the railway have been
completed and tn town has grown.
Last year the net earnings were SOL, ;
G53.07 This. if all paid as dividends,
would have been nearly u per cent
on the entire stock and 81. FER cent
On all stock that had been p1id for by
the stockholders. Under my arrange
ment the 81 per cent would be dt-
Vided as follows: The company would
get the first s per cent and the re.
manning - per cent would be divided
lcne-fOurth to the company and three
fourths to the public. thus giving the
! company altogcther more than II per
cent That is not bad for a starter
The gross earnings are increasing
much faster than the running eX
... CONTINUED on Page p
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Cable News
ANIfJAP ANESE
BILLSBy FARMERS
ASSOCIATED sress canleI

SACRAMENTO. Iarcb 10 = T,,s-,f,.
the fact that word as heen racai,.l>
from Toxic that the Jsnanasa goyarn
lnent would withdray fror, oIT -
ticipation in the San,Francisco Iqf5
lair if the California leisl,fura ,r,aeS.s
any measures mvolying,fiscri,nip
against the japanese reJdents in tn
State, great pressure is siopr brnrs,,t
TO bear upon the Stare 1sfc1a.or, r.,
enact a series Of drastic ami. Ta-,an.
csc bills.
Today q delegation of fa,,ers hsar.
ing petitions from various arirpItnr.l
organizations throughout 70 State
appeared before a legislaliySco,nnaiy''
tee and urged the immediate1assaa.o
Of the bills framed against tn Janap.
csc 49,. : =
The spokesman for the farnlS sai.I
that the farmers themselves wqd ho
forced to take action unless thdpsis
lature came to their assistance liz
way of preventing Japanese cortoti.
ton. .-..'. .5'..- !. ..-...- -
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Baron Yum ctrsns-,oN NOTICES
csc prosecutors to be one OF tHS -
leaders in the alleged plot, and -
others, was sentenced to six years
Imprisonment.
The trial has attracted worldwide
attention and charges were made that
confessions on which the prosecution
based its case were wrung from the
Koreans by the most diabolic torture.
involved in the case also was the ale
cation that Christian converts were
being prosecuted.
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PUBLIC MEETING ON
BANK. EXAMINER BILL

Senator Rice announced this morn
ing that public meeting will be call
ed at 8 o'clock this afternoon to hear
discussion on the bank examiner
sill, now in the hands of the ways and
means committee, of which Senator
Rice is chairman. The meeting viii
be held in the senate chamber. Con,
siderable interest has been shown by
banking men in the new bill and sew.
eral are expected to appear this after
noon.
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At a general land and lease sale
held at noon today on the steps of the
capitol building, the sale prices diff
fered scarcely more than dollar OIL
two from the upset prices in every
case The government lands of Ooka
a-manowaialee, HiIo, Hawaii, were
sold to the Kaiwiki Sugar Company
Ltd, for S3103. The government land
of kaapahu at Hilo was sold to the
same company for 1902. The lease Of
about IS lots suitable for grazing pur
poses at Laupahoehoe. Hilo, was sold
to John Swain, trustee. at an annual
rental of $151 About 430 acres oil
land at Maui went to &. Pomp for
1910, and land at Kaupo, Maui, was
leased to r. A. Drummond at an an
nUaI rental of 1901. -. ..-.~
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LEGAL NoTlcEa

T NO. su.-TERRITORY OF HAWAII
/ COURT OF LAND REGISTRA ALTON
TERRITORY OF HAWAII 10 JOE
I PAIKO: CITY MILL COMPANY
MRS. MELEANA; MALE Af'kAf.
MRS. MALE: F0NG kOON CHAN:
oAHU. RAILWAY l. LAND COM.
( PAAf; Z. FAXON BISHOP and
HAWAIIAN TRUST COMPANY.
LIMITED, Trustees under the viii
OF {. c. Allen, deceased; G.. r. PET
ERSoN; TERRITORY OF HAWAII
ey Wade Warren Thayer. ATTORNEY
General, and Joshua ID. Tucker.
Commissioner of Public Lands:
" CITY AND COUNTY OF HOMO,
Lulu, by Joseph ]. Fern, Mayor
and President Of the Board of Supar.
Yisors; and to ALL. whom il may
concern: j. ":.-. . -. .--.s
Whereas, petition has been pre-.
sented TO said Court by The Kaiulani
Home for Girls, Limited, TO register
and confirm its title in the following
described land: .- .
All that certain piece or parcel of
Iahd, being Apana ). of Land Com.
mission Award 1898. Royal Patent 1906
TO MumukH, and portions OF Apana / !
Of Land Commission award COS 10
halunaaIna no Lupe, bounded and de.
scrihed as follows: /
Beginning at II" galvanized iron
pipe at the East corner of l.. C.. A.
S5l6:l to- kauuiki on the Southwest
Inc OF this piece, the true azfmuth and
distance TO a sewer manhole in Ro- 4
'eilo Lane being 161' lS' ISL feet and
by true azimuths: Al
!. 610 06' 1897 feet along L. O. A
SSl6d to Kauuiki to spike.
|. S34o co. 15.6 feet to spike. il
az 90 ll9.9 feet to Ia" gal. s
iron pipe. I
. $3.50 20 1875 feet along the mauka I
side of the D. r. & L. Co.'S
40 foot right-of-way to IL
gal. iron pipe. I'd
238o 80 69.1 feet along fence. i
! 239' or Bolt feet along fence tot
4 all" gal. iron pine. e
laS 10 1863 feet along fence to
"" gal. iron pipe. S
4 69O 3S' 110.5 feet along fence to n
~ gal. iron pipe. S
33l AZ 1855 feet along fence to q
tne point OF beginning and
containing an ars2 Of Liz L
.,2u are hereby cite4des' ,akfrS IE
.hCourt of Land the wire 'ess
beld at the Citsades served IN mir 81
no on the 2Stldine, with pumps, xcy'-
~ at two osarted out at once chi,
10 wv causetperintendent ]. E. 6aro
the Eyer OF csc :
be hted. i Is believed to have Ieade
at 81 COWARD and II 10 possible other
atorei Tnilar to that at Hilo a irnpr
CO. a1o. It is about seven hours Tn
as Coz kaanapaui and the ex- atten
Darr sire is not known but Il is confc
any be serious. basel
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Starting Fight
IN Washington
Associated Press cabIel

WASHINGTON, D. Co., Mar. 2o.-
Acting Secretary Of State Huntington
Wilson today abruptly resigned be-
cause, as he openly states, he differs
radically from President Wilson on
Chinese policies. his differences OF
opinion arose after the publication OF
Wilson's attitude on the proposed psr-
tieipation of the United States in the
so-caIled Six-Power Chinese loan, VIII
son declining to- commit the adminls-
tration in favor of the loan.
Wilson charges that the president
acted with unnecessary haste. His
resignation has been accepted as abb
ruptly as il was presented.
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SAYS MADERO
WAS MURDERED
IAssocIated rtess cabIel

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Mar. 2o.--
Publisher AIcalde Of the Mexico City
New Era today arrived here via
SaIina Cruz declaring that he can
prove that Gen. Huerta's men stabbed
the late President Madero to death
and strangled Gen. Suarez In the PAL
ace, after which the bodies were
taken to prison and then the report
given out of their being killed N an
attempt to escape from the guards.
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OVERNIGHT
FEDERAL
WIRELESS.
To the Advertiser
To the ADVERTISE

Only the strong hand of King Con
stantine and his brother princes pre-
vented a terrible retaliation in Salon
ika against the Turkish and Jewish
residents for the assassination of King
George, whom the mass of the Greel
Eopulace believe was slain by AlakC
Schinas yesterday as the elimination
of Turkish plot.
While the body of his victim is be
ing prepared for transportation t
Athens for state funeral, .Schimas has
been secreted by the military author
tiles to prevent his being torn t.
pieces by the lnfuriaced populace anC
the Turks and Jews. resident in the
city. whom the Greeks persist in be
lieving partly responsible are cover
ing behind the barricaded doors Of
their homes. ...:. ,.. :. ~ !
Suspect Torn to Pieces. ".
Martial law is in practical force and
it is believed the Greek seldiery and
residents will be restrained until the
departure of King Georges body fl
Athens. It developed today tha71E
unidentified man who because
close proximity to the assafhe
mistaken for an accomplit with
tackled by mob as Sch5nt tbe
ing led away anG iitSro6kIyn,
pieces. =, r.: 30 IIornl,,.
w. We. III I,'"e. e .tunity of see
Inc au'notl.ies eship New Zea- T.: +
q =. ,or mea ah,i II de people of New +.
srt s"aIoyal navy. The New T. =
ne ne last word in sea fight, =.
90 recently christened with =
~ ceremonies. =,
.dnite plans have been made
he entertainment of the visiting ),
rs and men, but in all probable :.
ne commercial bodies of the city g
axe the matter up when the dates =
rival are known. The navy will, q
urse, take the lead in welcoming o
oreigners to Hawaii. *..:
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The governor saws:

Mr.. Castle goes even further than
Peck in regarding the street rail
business as like any private bust.
and in thus supporting M orig
statements that. Experience
at all too often the owners OF
Utilities. however well-inten-
Sey may be, are prone to look
eir.l usinesS in too large a de-
= of rriYlte nature, and The
or gain is apt sooner or later
IEtEp sens Of duty to serve.
also dwclls on the past. pointing
at the. RaNid Transit Company
nne well in many respects and
ftat when the company started it
ed considerable risk, which
d be rewarded, and he charges
take the position Heads l win,
you lose. ...... ..:.... .......
n the contrary, have taken the
ion in his case, as Il did in the
Railway case. in which Congress
ded the law in accordance With
recommendations, that the com
II as we'll as the public should be
h protected. | nave even gone 50
rs to propose that the company be
wed TO pay cumulative dividends
5 per cent on all its present stock.
uding the half million Of watereu
k, and on all stock that NAV be
ID hereafter and paid for by its
holders at par and then share
b excess earnings, il any, besides.
I. US see what this means. EiSht
ent on the. present stock would
SproNimately Is % per cent on
AMOUNT of stock that the stoc-
rs paid for at par. That would
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To Probe Hilo Scandal

1t was learned late this afternoon
that the grand jury for the investiga-
ton of the Hilo financial tang.e has
been called for next Tuesday. Attor-
ney General w. w. Thayer stated that
u. S. District Attorney BreckOns will
go TO ,Hilo Saturday for the purpose
of directing the work of investigation
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p. n. BURNETTE

Commissioner Of Deeds for calIfor-
ria and New York; NOTARY PUB
Lie; Grants Marriage Licenses, Draws
Mortgages, Deeds, Bills Of Sale,
Leases, Wills, etc. Attorney for the
District Courts. 20 MERCHANT ST.
HONOLULU, Phone fs4t.
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Friday Of this week being a public
holiday, the chairman of the promo
ton committee, Mr.. Fred L. Waldron,
has called the regular weekly meet
ing for 10 a. m, Saturday, March y.
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Tomorrow being Good Friday, Judge
Dole has announced that there will be
a day of vacation and rest in the o..
S. district court.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March 10
Beets: IS analysis. IS. 10 lid. Parity
4 OF cents. Previous quotations, IS.
10 I'D. ....
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: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST judicial Circuit, Territory 81
| Hawaii. AT Chambers-In Probate
In the matter of the estate of Robert
hay Elgin. Deceased. Notice 10 cred.
itors.
! Notice Is hereby given that the last
VIII and testament OF Robert Raw ri.
gin. late Of the City and County OF
| Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii. de.
ceased, has been admitted To probate
by the above court and letters testa.
mentary granted to the understands
trmgard Schaefer Elgin. the Exael,'
triN named III the said VIII. All cred
itors OF the deceased or of his estate
are hereby notified to present their
Claims. duly authenticated and with
the proper vouchers, II any exigt
even though the said claims nav he
secured by mortgage upon real estate
to Holmes. Stanley & Olson. Attor.
neys at Law, at their offices at se3
kaahumanu Street. Honolulu afore.
said, within six co months from the
date hereof (Which is the date of the
Ilrst publication of this noticel: other.
Wise such claims, if any. shall be for.
ever barred,
And all persons indebted to the
SAID estate are hereby notified to i
make payment to the said Holmes.
Stanley & Olson. at the above ad.
dress.
1913. :" 40
lRMGARD SCHAEFER ELGIN.
Executrix of the Will of Robert Raw
Elgin, deceased.
l4sS-March 13. 20. 81. April 3. 10
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Mules & Horses
(,l,,l
,o q statoment pnDIlsI

!. hnorning from w, R. Castle on
Rapid Transit franchise bills and
Governor Frear,s opposition to the
proposals. the Governor
this afternoon issued another state
ment in which he declares that
Mr.. Castle is treating the matter
as if it were private instead of public
business. ~. ."E'.-.. III. :.
He replies to Mr.. Castles caustic in
timations and comments on the gov
ernor's possible attitude on Oahu
Railway and Enter-Island questions.
He also discusses other questions
raised by Mr.. Castle on the King
street paving case, the transfer case,
etc. -. -.
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SUFFRAGETTES
APPLY TORCH

LONDON, Eng, MAR. 2o.-MiIitant
suffragettes have burned the country
residence of Lady Amy White and
the golf clubhouse of the Somerset-
shire Club.
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The Auto Beautiful

Paint your own auto yourself b!
using our outfits. Turn YOU
brass to silver by using oul
liquid silver. Enamel your owl
lamps, by using our Liquid G.
Metal. Dress your own an
tops by using our"Top Dress
For Catalogue and color ~
and particulars inquire can
Fernandez & Son, No. "A ock,
street. ~. ..... VIII
ARSE ALV warm Isl ~
C.. w. Macfarlane, Sole A. No
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ALCATRAZ MAY BE
MADE CIVIL PRISON

(Associated Press Gable
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March 2o.-
II is understood here that the milk
tary prison at AIcatraz will be chang
ed 70 a civil prison.
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CONTINUED on Page p
SHOTS TO FIRE

-
= Sugar is Il universal revenue :
= producer European countries :
< exact large revenues from sugar. ;
:: 4 decrease OF American pr0duc- ;
< ton means an increase OF Euro
Z pGan revenue. ...-.>. :
:; .. ....: 49,.
x * x x x y x x s8gg g8 :
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M MCKINLEY LODGE. Ne. q
Z. u r.
fAssoclated Pres CableJ

(Associated Press Cablel
HINGHAM. Mass, Mar. 2o.-A stIf
nas been created throuohout the navy
by the charging Of the widow Of Rear-
Admiral J. 6. Eaton with he naardcr.
She was arraigned today and pleade1
guilty. The state charges that che
poisoned her hnsbund with arssHic.
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LEGAL NOTICE
ESEcuTRix'S NOTICE no
caEoiTcRc.

The undersigned Gull appo:.sea Ex
ecutflx OF the will of Alexander X
Lewis, late Of Honolulu. deceased ties
tate. hereby gives notice 20 creditors
OF the estate of said deceased. To pr,A
sent claims TO the undersigned AZ
her residence. No. 1915 kaiasaua ave.
nue. IN said Honolulu. within six
months from date hereof. or they win
be forever barred. All persons in.
debted TO the estate of said deceased
are hereby requested to make imme.
date settlement with the undersigned
Honolulu, T. H.. March IL. 1919
MRS. ALICE SAVIOR LEWIS.
i Executrfx OF the will or Alexander
X. Lewis, deceased.
54SS-Mar. IA, 20. %, April 4 IN
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For sale By Benson. Smith L Co.,
Ltd, Chambers Drug Co. Ltd. Hilo
Drug Co. and at all wholesale liquor
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-12-02
Try This Game

4
There's new game called
Tickle the Editor. You take
an ordinary sheet of writing pa
per on which you pen a few
lines suitable for the occasion.
Next you fold it carefully, en-
closing; in the fold a check or
a postoffice order sufficiently
large for all arrearages and a
year or more in advance and
hand it to the editor. Keep an
eye on him, and if a smile adorns
his face, the trick works fine. 1t
can be played by mail. Now is
the time to play the joke.