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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-18
COAST OFFICE
OF PROMOTERS
WELL LOCATED

The Hawaii Promotion Committee
Offices In San Francisco were form
ally opened the day the Siberia left
for Honolulu. Secretary H. p Wood
of the committee having seen A. P.
Taylor. the San Francisco agent, prop
erly installed in what are said to be
street
The Offices, or Office, rather, is To-
Gated on the ground floor of the new
Gaiety theater building, which
Bronco Billy" Anderson, the moving
picture hero, built The location is
regarded by islanders who have seen
It, to be ideal, while railroad and
steamship men of the coast city say
it occupies unique position with ref
erence to attracting attention among
The travelling public.
The windows have been lettered in
gold with Hawaii standing out
prominently. One large window opens
into the lobby of the theater and upon
this is inscribed Mark Twain's immor-
tai phrase, The loveliest feet of
islands that lies anchored ia any
ocean" Aloha" Sdorns the door
Secretary Wood reports that many
inquiries have been directed to Mr..
Taylor as to opportunities for BUSH
ness and clerical and mechanical po-1
sitions. In all cases Mr.. Taylor's in
stFuetfons are to advise caution to-
parties intending going TO the islands
merely to find something to do. He
will not, under any circumstances,
advise any man, young or old, to go
to Honolulu merely to get work. IL
he has means to enable him to take
the trip and return and be satisfied,
even though he finds nothing to keep
him in Honolulu, we'll and good.
The windows of the promotion Of
fee afford splendid opportunities for
advertising the islands.
The work of installing the Office &C.
cupied all Of Mr. Taylor's attention
during the 10 days Mr.. Wood was In
San Francisco, owing to various de-
lays Of worknen, but he was pleased
with the showing. The office force
consists only of Mr. Taylor and an
Office, boy. Mr.. Taylor will meet all
steamers from Honolulu at the docks
and proffer the services of the CON-
mittee in getting railroad transporta-
ton, hotel accommodations, and will
in many ways endeavor to make him.
self indispensable to island folk. Mail
can be directed to his Office to- be
called for The Office address Is "Ha-
wafi Promotion Committee, Gaiety
Theater Building, O'Farrell street,
San Francisco, Cal"
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declared to have developed the fact
that the feet could not determine the
location of the Gatun lock.
1t also Is intimated that the data
made public and supposed to give the
topography of the canal were purpose
ly inaccurate. In addition, it was dis
covered that the hills intervening rem
dered the locks almost immune from
damage, by bombardment from sea.
Extension of the breakwater on the
Atlantic side has made it possible to
mount long-range guns so far out that
the approach of an enemy's feet
could readily be checked. Elaborate
plans also for the mining of the ap-
proaches to the canal on both the
Atlantic and Pacific sides already
have been completed.
for a report as to the propriety of the
use of the material recommended by
the officers of the quartermaster
corps. There is $50, 900 available for
the memorial
1t is planned, II possible, 70 have
the memorial completed in time for
dedication May 90 next-Memorial
day.
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Compound and now l am stout, well and
healthy. can do all my own work and
can walk to town and back and not get
tired. would not give your Vegetable
Compound for all the rest of the medi-
cines in the world l tried doctors med
icines and they did me no good. Mrs.
MARY EARLEWEE, RID. Nos, Utica,
Ohio.
Another Case.
Nebo, HILL was bothered for ten
years with female troubles and the doc
tors did not help me. Twas so weak and
nervous that I could not do my work
and every month l had to spend few
days in bed. l read so many letters about
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound curing female troubles that got
a bottle of it. 1t did me more good than
anything else ever took and now it has
cured me. feel better than have
for years and tell everybody what the
Compound has done for me. IbelieveI
would not be living to-day bat for
that. " Mrs. HErFIE GREENsTKKEF,
Nebo, Illinois.
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HOW THIS WOMAN
FOUND HEALTH
Would not give Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
for All Rest of Medicine
In the World.

Utica, Ohio.-"I suffered everything
from a female weakness after baby
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came. / had numb
spells and was dizzy,
had black spots be-
fore my eyes, my
back ached and I
was 50 weak / could
hardly stand up. My
face was yellow,
even my fngernails
were colorless and l
had displacement. /
took Lydia E. Pink
hams VePetable
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The Difference.

Huh: Cryin' cos We amt allowed
to have no toffee, Ell? If we was my
age an hadn't bin allowed to have as
much tOffee as amt bin allowed to
have, ye'd have somethin' to boiler
about"
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The 6y-ProductS.

COOgan. the Customer-There's as
much nourishment in a pint av peanut
as in two pounds av thot steak
GrOgan the Butcher-But there's no
gravy, an nothin' for tn cat, an no
hash the mkt day!-Puck.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
News Oddities

GOLF
a hour.
ECO THIEF Ohio Solomon jail on
exclusive believed will another
the little Of his left grated k Now no
fiddle
PERRIN ninsty-fourh
birthday
that
siNp
BOUT bantam and skrsbb s the latest sport In
is dis
Grenand
bite him
his
victims Of
education
NEW APPLE asins
Wilson
PASSENGERS
nutspi aged
vyrREI. .Ess ST. Q o Pixies Peak
In
him to ground
surr POTATO
Caroln
The evening world., 1913-10-20
TALL GIRL RIDICUlED
IN SCHOOL TRIED TO DIE
Shrank From Classmates Jibes
Frail Prisoner Tells Brook
lyn Judges.

Very tail for her aSs and very chin IL
hftsen-y year-Old May Cavanagh Of No.
n Nelson street. Brooklyn. who waS ar
raigned in the Brooklyn Children's
Court to-day before Judge Ryan,
charged with an attempt at suicide. The
girl swallowed a quantity Of cleaning
huid at her home Saturday night, but
prompt remedial measures saved her
iifs.
Judge Ryan was told that the Cav.
anagh girl was In class In school com
posed mostly Of little sirlA She was
subjected to continual ridiculs on 40.
count Of her height and about . month
ago left school and went to work In Z
coffee factory.
The Children's Society heard Of tn
case an: started truant oflicers aftel
May Cavanagh. 0he was compelled Il
quit her employment and 20 back e
school The ridicule Of her unthinkinl
classmates was reiOubled and when hel
father refused on Saturday TO tax,
steps toward taking her out of schoo
she tried to kill herself.
Judge Ryan said he felt very sorry fo
the prisoner. who was q pathetic hgur,
In court. lie committed her to the car,
Of the Children's Society for one weel
and ordered an investigation of the oasa
The evening world., 1913-10-20
emancipation EXPOSITION.
Ten Thousand Troops 20 Head
Parade Nest "wednesday.

Ten thousand troops. members OF
colored Independent military organixa-
tions OF New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, are to head the grand
parade at the opening of the National
Emancipation Exposition next wednes-
day at the Twelfth Regiment Armory.
Sixty-sixth street ami Broadway. The
parade will be under the direction Of
Capt. william N. jackson. ". =. A., re-
tired. who will act as Grand Marshal.
Gov. Tener Of Pennsylvania has ap-
pointed q commission Of ten prominent
citizens TO represent that state at the
exposition. and Gov. Fielder Of New Jer-
sey has followed suit. Other oficial
delegations have been announced by the
Governors Of Massachusetts. Rhode ISL
and. Vermont. Delaware. Maryland.
Illinois. Ohio, Wisconsin. Michigan n.
Iowa, Nebraska. Kentucky. Tennessee,
Missouri and Indiana.
Chairman Wood OF the State com.
mission In control OF the exposition. Is
making every effort to have the art ex-
hibit ono Of the chief features OF the
festival. The receipt OF the famous
Paris Salon painting Of the late En-
peror Menelik II. Of Abyssinia. which
abroad and which will be the most i'm
portant exhibit. has been placed in safe
deposit until the opening day. when II
will he shown in the main gallery of
the armory.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
CHAUFFEUR WHO KILLED
MAN GIVES HIMSELF UP.
Traced by Auto Number. Says He
Fled Because He Was
Confused.

0sorse Wood. chauffeur for Andrew
J. Prixxini OF the Hotel Ansonia. vice.
president Of the Railway Improvement
Company at No. 1e6 Broadway. sur.
esndsrsd himself At the East Sixty.
seventh street station this morning after
Detective Gallagher had identified him.
through the license number Of the car
a. the motorist who ran down and In
jured fatally John O'Brisn In front Of
the iatter's homo. No, zoe East Seventy.
ninth street. last night O'Brisn died
in the Metropolitan Hospital this morn.
Ing.
Wood ssid that he had been driving q
car for ten years and had never had
an accident before. He became con.
fused and excited last night. he said
although No realized that he should
have stopped. He said he had driven
his employer 10 the Hotel Lafayette, In
University place. and was on his way
TO pay . call on some friends IN Sev.
enty-ninth street before returning foI
Mr.. Prixxini.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
new WORKERS LOST
ON THE LINER VOLTURNO
WHICH BURNED At SEA.
John Krug, His Wife and Her
Sister Among Those
u. Who Perished.

N was learned to-day that among the
victims Of the voiturno disaster Of
Oct. 10 were John Krus and wife Of
No. ~ West One Hundred and Thirty
drst street. Now York. and Miss Adeia
Ceska. sister OF Mrs KruR. VINO was
on her way from Austria to make her
home here. MrA Johanna Krus. mother
OF John Krus. has given up hope Of
ever seeing her son and daughter again
Ars Krg n. was homssick and
wanted TO $50 her parents IN Austria.
She persuaied her husband. VINO was
employed by the contractors Construct
in9 the Catskili aqueduct. TO 20 with
her back TO the old country for . visit.
They sailed on Aug II. Mrs. KrsG Or
had . letter from her son written IN
Rotterdam stating that they would ar.
rive In New YOrk on the volturn0
Oct. ia Until Saturday the mother had
that mySterious hope that only . mother
knows that her son would somehow
be saved. But after searching the list
OF survivors on an the ships that went
TO the rescue Of the volturno and after
Oct. IL had passed she gave up and
wept bitterly.
1T y more bitter" che said 70 an
Evening World reporter. because he
had been 20 kind 10 mo oiisos ! was
left . widow whom he wAA nineteen
years DID," He was thirty.two years
old and his wife was twenty.sighe
Miss Adela Ceska, another Of ths
twenty-four cabin passengers Of ths
voiturno. was a sister OF John KruG'a
oA ...rhN ala a
The evening world., 1913-10-20
ID CHILD WAKE Up
CROSS OR HEvER|SH?
Look, Mother! II tongue is
coated give California
Syrup Of Figs"

Mother! Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See IL tongue is
sostsd; this u . sure sign that its little
stomach, hver and bowels need cleans
ing st oace.
WHEN listless. pale. ieverish. full oi
eulA, bsesth bad. throat sore. doesn't eat,
slssp OF act naturally. has stom sch-s ache,
diasThosa. remember gentle liver and
bowel cleansing should always be the
6sst treatment given.
Nothing equals "CalifOsnis Syrup Of
Pip" Tor children's ills; give teaspoon.
III and in Q few hours all the foul
vsste. sour bile and fermenting food
vAch u clossed 10 the bowels passes out
q the system. and you have well and
playful child again. All children love
this harmless. delicious "fruit laxative
ed u never fails to effect . good "in.
-" cleansing. Directions for bsbiss,
children a eli ages and grown-ups srs
plainly on the bottle.
Keep il handy In your home. A little
ovsa today ssves sick child tomorrow
NJ get the genuine. Ask your druggist
r. 8 S0-csnt bottle a California Syrur
= Ees," then look and zee that Il (,
qaAs By the "Csliosnia Fig Syrur
Company" Countssieits srs being sols
- Dsa't ~ iselsdi
The evening world., 1913-10-20

ward football team seventeen or eigh.
teen years ago. He enlisted IN q New
Jersey regiment during the Spanish.
American war and became . captain.
When the war was over he retur ned to
his home. suffering from mental aberrs.
tion.
In 1902 Ketcham was confined to vari.
Gus private sanatoriums. His family
finally sent him to Oak Grove. in Flint
lie escaped. but was returned. The san.
atorium on,ciais insisted that he b
officially declared insane. which wal
done. He escaped again and brought
the suit which has Just been decided
against him.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
JUDGE ORDERS
GRAND JURY TO
CALL mitchell
Wants an Investigation of
Charge That Murphy Plans
to Colonize Repeaters.

Judge Malone In General Sessions or
dered the Grand Jury to-day 90 begin
an Investigation into the charge of
John Purroy Mitchell that Charles r.
Murphy planned 20 win the election OF
Judge Mccall by importing an army Of
repeaters. Tho Court ordered that the
Investigation be thorough and complete
that all persons who might know
anything about the matter IN question
be summoned. and that II any person
summoned refused TO appear . report
should b made to the Court, 90 that
tho recalcitrant person may Be cited
for contempt.
Evert Jansen Wendell II foreman Of
the Grand Jury. Tho Investigation will,
be begun az soon as tho preliminaries
for the calling Of witnesses can be
arranged. Mr.. Mitchell will be sum
moned and Mr.. Murphy will also he
heard.
READS THE LETTER he GOT
FROM MURPHY.
Whom the Grand Jury filed into court
at II o'clock Judge Malone announced
that he had received a communication
| which he believed he should lay before
tho Jury without delay. lie read let
tor from Charles r. Murphy. written on
Oct. II, addressed Jointly to the Court
and DistrictJAttorney whitman.
In the letter Mr.. Murphy called atten-
tion to Newspaper reports OF . speech
delivered by Mr.. Mitchell at Murray Hill
Lyceum. The reports quoted Mr., Mitchell
as saying:
~ have information - 70 1eur-
pny's plans. Ne has planned 20
import a. army Of fspsAtsrs."
Mr.. Murphy asked In his letter that
the charge he made tho subject of a
Grand Jury investigation and expressed
willingness to aid In any way possible.
You will see to H." said Judge Malone
70 the Grand Jury. 'that the motive
|oowep Of this Investigation Is solely the
desire for tho enforcement Of our lawa
and not an effort TO destroy the repn-
|tatioo Of . citizen for political purposes
Lot your investigation be fun and fair
II the accused person desires 20 be
heard Il In your duty to hear him
warning him that what he says may
be used against him."
The evening world., 1913-10-20
star M, No Play To.NisAs.

Because Of the illness Of Missi Hajoe
star Of Her Little Hishness." there
will be no performance Of that musical
comedy at the Liberty Theatre tonight
The evening world., 1913-10-20
.EX. .GRlDiRoN STAR MUST
60 BACK TO MADh0USE
Ketcham, Spanish War Hero, Il
Held by Judge to Be
Insane.

BAY CITY. Mich. Oct NJ. L.
Ketcham jr., Of Jersey City. member Of
a wealthy Indiana family. win have to
70 back to Oak Grove sanitarium. 80
cordins to Q ruling by Judge Arthur
Tutts in the United States Court here.
Kstcham claimed that he was beins
held a. . result Of . conspiracy. and
that hs was sane In every STATE IN the
union except Michigan"
Kstcham 10 . graduate Of Harvard and
Of the Indianapolis University Law De-
partment. He was . member Of 4aar.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
A Neglected Cold Often
Affects The Lun0S

Many serious cases OF Throat or Luaa
trouble can be directly traced to Q cough
or cold which has been neglected. II you
notice that cough tersists In clinGinG TO
you take warning II you neglect tryihR
70 stop this supposed trivial trouble tns
.hroat and lungs later become Affected.
IN manv cases Eckman's Alternative has
been the means OF bringing permanent rs.
1sf. In'estiGate this case;-
Gentlemen: For five or six years ]
was troubled with cough and expectora-
tlon. ! also had q hiEh fever. NV case
was declared Lung Trouble by my phy
sician. was given cod Liver OIL. Creo.
sote and other medicines. all without
benefit. At christmas time. 1909. I was
not expected to live. calling DR.. X. X.
mccarthy he advised the use OF Eckman's
Alternative. which I took with excellent
results. have gained In weight. I 40
out In all weathers and have mad no ccuan
or cold whatever. I give these facts TO
encouraEe others to use Eckmsn's Alter-
alive"
,Attfidsvitl JAS. W. KANALY.,
iAbove abbreviated: more on request
Eckman's Alternative has been proven by
mar many Years, test to be most e,tiea;ious
nr?nchitis. bronchial Asthma. Stubborn
colds and In upbuidlnR the system. Con.
tains NO narcotics. polsons Or habit form.
ing drugs Sold by Riker. .Hegeman pug
the Ecknan Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa.
for booklet telling o. recovcries ant ai-
ditional evidence.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
FEEL 70 U n G.!
It's DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets For You!

Beware Of the habit OF constipation. It
develops from Just a few constipated days.
unless you take yourself In hand
Coax the faded bowel muscles back 10
normal action with DR.. Edwards olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel Don't
force them to unnatural action with %.
we're medicines or by merely flushing out
the intestines with nasty. sick.ninv ca.
thartics.
Dr. Edwards believes in Centeness. per.
sis,ency and Natures assistance.
DR.. Edwards olive Tablets open the
bowels: their action IL gentle. yet pos. q.
tive. There is never any pain or gripping
when DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
used. Just the kind OF treatment Old
pefsons should have.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are . veg.
etabie compound mixed with olive OF I:
you will know them by their olive color.
Take one or two occasionally and have no
trouble with your liver. bowels or stom &.
ach. 1oc and use per boz. The olive
Tablet Company. Columbus. q.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
MRS. FlTzHUoH FREED.
Relatives 70 Care fer virsiaSs
woman Whe Stole.

Womaa Whe 0tele.
Mrs. Katherine Randolph F1tshush.
the woman who has woven much mys-
terry about herself and he antecsdsnts
during her stay since last March In the
Tombs on two grand larceny charges.
Wa discharged from custody on . sus.
pended sentence by Justice 0avsgan In
tho Criminal Branch. Supreme Court.
to-day. II 10 UNDERWOOD that relatives
In virginia are waiting to take her
back TO that STATE and there care for
her.
Last Friday she pleaded guilty 10 the
charges OF having stolen . sold mesh
bag. valued at 0bSe. from Miss Dorothy
Fisk. the daughter Of Pliny FISK. in
the Church of st. Bartholomew on Csb.
4 ana . bracelet from Miss Irene Nun.
sey. IN the Church Of the Transagura.
ton. Nov. II Of last year.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
six Persons InjureA when Auto suA
Trolley Car Crash.

An automobile and . trolley car try
inG TO pass each other on the Same
track yesterday At Jackson avenue and
the Shell road. Corona, L. l.. were both
badly damaged and the six occupants
OF the car were injured. The motorman.
Peter Coyie Of Woodside; Police Ser
Geant John Gargan Of Manhattan. Ed.
ward E. Bernheimer. . broker OF No,
81 Central Park West. his wife. r. +.
Long of No. ST West Eighty-third
street. and the chauffeur, Carl sted-
man Of No.. SIG Greenwood avenue,
Brooklyn. we're injured. He. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernheimer and Mr.. Long were
the occupants Of the automobile.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
POLICEMAN SAVES LIFE.
Uses Thoas Of NiEhtstick 20 stoD
Flow Of Blood.

Patrick Mcouiilian. q grocer. Got up
at I O'Clock this morning for an early
start TO market and leaned out Of his
window on the third floor At No. II,
West Twentieth street to sss u II was
raining. His hand slipped on the case
ment and he fell thirty-fvs feet 70 shs
ground. A clOthesline broke his fall
somewhat. but he was dased and bleed.
Ing from cut In the wrist that had sew.
erad an artery. when Policeman Kane
appeared IN response to Mrs. McQuil-
lian's screams.
The policeman used the thong Of his
nightsttck to make . tourniQuet and
then called DR.. Kutil from New Yorh
Hospital The doctor dressed Ncouil.
Mans husoa. He w seeswoN
The evening world., 1913-10-20

leaving tee. travelling
The evening world., 1913-10-20
EVERY ONE HAPPY
ONLONG| G|SLANDTO
PORT WASHINGTON
Electrification of Road Has
Been Completed and Trains
Run Tomorrow.
RUNNING TIME is CUT.
Commuters Get Much Better
Facilities After Long,
) Tedious Waiting.
RUNNING TIME IS CUT.

Neos WHO cone % AanheNean for
easlnsss from eDints beyond Jonss's
OWoe1A. wh3oh = Q mile - more this
- - yenGhin6. ware ohsered to-day
~ - announosmsDt that he s,ectr.
onanoa Of ths Long Island Railroad
eRa0 the PsnnsvwaniA Ststaon 70 Port
WAshineton he's bssn compsstsd. A
ts1a1 tFaAn loaded with ofsoials and re-
3sAa1ns Long lslAndsrs who piled aboard
- wsry station made ths trip WITH
01onguishsd suooeas ysstarsiAy.
~ Eirst es9u,sr train under the new
sGAsd,s,s will leave Port Washington a
- ~ ~. Tomorrow. Though the Off.
0lal celebration = not 70 De held until
oonrday At Port washington BY oom-
0u6ss hafiing from Port Washington.
YlanAoms. Nanhassst Great Necl.
IAttls Neck. Douslaston. Auburndais,
AroaAwsy. Murray Hul. and Main
street. Flushing. Il 10 expected that moi
. S0W Of those who have YEARLY waited
fer four years for the running OF
sAseugh trains into the city WIN stay
- aii night to 20 IN on that first train.
AVOID CHANGING CARO- At
WoopsipE.
70 the committing army the eladdest
feature Of the change 10 that there viii
no longer be . change OF cars at Wood.
side. In scorching heat Of summer
and the driving SHOWS OF winter nine
- a. AnA
the North shore have been Obliged IA
change from electric trains 20 the bleak
wooden sheds at Woodsids to wait for
stsam trains to their destination and
vice versa. Lives have been lost In the
crowding incident on the narrow plat.
forms and exposure to tho weather.
A number of trains have been added
70 the schedule In both directions dur.
Ing the committing hours. The run
ming time has been reduced from eighi
20 twelve mipytes between the Penn
eyivania terminal and Port Washing
ton. Incoming trains will now leave
Fort Washington after the earliest
train at S.Sl. S.tl. I3l, sos. SOS. $50
o.sl. sos and Sis in the morning and
viii leave Seventh avenue and Thirty
tUbT0 0tuOcS Au SuO oAtVSu0OU ~
as. SO. SIS. S.3S. $40. S.S1. s13 and
S.tl In the evening. The running TINT
will in general bs eishtesn minutes 4
Flushing. 20 minutes to Great Neci
end % minutes 60 Port Washington.
The work Of Transforming the branch
was begun In 1908 and has been ex
aspsratinsly delayed by negotiations
with l3S property owners In Flushing
- 70 the purchase Of . riEht Of way
GRADE. cRoesiNos HAVE eGEN
ADolloHeo.
0ra6s crossings have bean abolished
On Flushing. . new station has besz
onishsd there and another 70 under wa!
et Murray HIM. Homes and gardeni
hewe 6ssn demolished. 10000 cubi
yaAos Of earth have been sxcavatet
end 0.oee yagds Of concrete have oeas
eailA
Tue complete double traciging win no
- finished for several months. but {
nv block signal system relieves n,
o0aAls OF any Apprshsuaoo ON Aocoun
Of the ANAL stretch through Nurra,
Sl1o and Broadway. where all train
must 90 over one track until the wor
% Anished. The cost Of the now con
stsssetion has been t3,6oo.ooo The eQ,s,p
0sSat comprises y all stssl cars cost
ln9 o1.ooo eadh.