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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-17
BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION NO. 81.

Be II Resolved by the Board Of SUI
pervisors OF the City and County Of
Honolulu. Territory OF Hawaii. that
the following sums amounting 10 seven
hundred and forty-three dollars and
sixty cents ts743.60l be and the same
are hereby appropriated out Of al
moneys In the General Fund OF the
Treasury for the following purposes
Compiling Mayors Report. ex-
penseS .......,......... SSyS.6O
Police & Fire Alarm System.
extension OF (Kaimuki dis .
trictl .s..............ss. S6O.0o
Presented by Supervisor
ANDREW E. cox.
Honolulu. April IL, 1913.
At q regular adjourned meeting OF
the Board OF Supervisors OF the City
and County OF Honolulu held on Mon
day. April IA. 1913. the foregoing reso-
luton was passed on First Reading
and ordered to print on the following
vote OF said board:
Ayes: Cox. Hardesty. Markham.
Paeheco. Petrie. Total ).
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Mcclellan.
Wolter. Total 2,
d. KALAUoKALANI, Jr..
City and County Clerk.
5521-3t.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE. 10 cREpIToRs.


The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrator with the will
annexed Of the estate Of William d.
Alexander, late of Honolulu, Terri
tory Of Hawaii, hereby gives notice to
all creditors Of the said William d.
Alexander, deceased, to present their
claims duly authenticated to him at
his office in the Judd building, Homo
lulu, within six months of the first
publication of this notice or the same
will be forever barred.
ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER.
Administrator of the Estate OF VIII
liam d. Alexander.
G. H. DICKEY, Attorney for Admin
istrator.
5517-April 10. II. "a. May /. Z.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-17
PUBLIC MEETINo.

A public meeting will be held in the
Senate Chamber on Thursday, APRIL
18th, 1913. at p. m, for the purpose
Of hearing public discussion touching
upon the contract Of the Hawaiian
Electric Company. Limited. relative
to the using Of water from Nuuanu
Dam. The public IL invited.
CECIL BROWN,
Chairman, Select Committee. Senat.
ors Bird Senatorial District.
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The board of supervisors Of the
County Of Kauai at Lihue, Kauai, viii
receive bids until o'clock D. N. OF
May It'll, 1913, for. furnishing 1900
feet Of 3-inch, 1900 feet Of Pinch.
1000 feet Of 1Hinch and 1000 feet Of
Inch standard Galvanized water pipe
to be delivered at Port Allen within
30 days from above date.
]. H. MORAGNE.
County Road Supervisor.
5522-6t.
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LESS BOWEL TROUBLE
TN H0N0L u

Honolulu people have found out
that A SINGLE DOSE of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, ETC.. as COM
pounded IN Adler-i-ka, the German APP
pendicitis remedy, relieves constipa-
tion, sour stomach or gas on the
stomach INSTANTLY. This simple
mixture anSisepticizes the digestive
organs and draws off the impurities
and it is surprising how QUICKLY it
helps. The Hollister Drug Co. = adj
vertisement.
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267zen
Opfb
4A01io1s6

Whena woman suffering from some form of feminine
disorder is told that an operation necessary it of
frightens her.
The very thought of the hospital operating table and the
surgeons knife strikes her heart and no wonder
where an operation is the only resource but thousands of
women have avoided the necessity of operation by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. This fact IS
aeted by the grateful letters they write to US after their
health has been restored.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-17

Domestic Sugar Bulletin No.
THE SAY that the interests of the su-
gar Refiners and the sugar Consul
mers are Identical.
THE FACTS ARE that while one part
nef of Arbuckle Brothers, Sugar
Refiners, was announcing in the
press that he proposed to devote his
life to getting free sugar for the
benefit of the American Consumer,
another partner was testifying un-
der oath before a Congressional
Committee that with free sugar s'the
beet would not be so prosperous
and we would probably sell more
sugar" The real interests of the
Refiners are just what they always
have been.
Get The Facts.
Domestic Sugar Producers,
322 Colorado Building,
Washington, d. c..
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SUGAR men Use PUBLICITY To
AIDBATTLE FOR PROTECTION

the domestic sugar production Is al
lowed to continue its expansion, ul-
timately the country will be able to
dispense with refineries. There
fore, the refining interest ought not
to have primary consideration. Give
primary consideration, first to the
permanent interests of the consul
mer, and next 70 the domestic pro-
ducers.
Get The Facts
Domestic Sugar Producers,
322 Colorado Building,
Washington, d. O..
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right to enact legislation is paramount
and it is believed he viii not inter-
fere.
Flanning Boycott.
1t is understood that Japan already
is planning to boycott American goods.
The president is trying to demonstrate
to Japan that the general feeling in
America should not be judged by the
situation in California.
1t was officially announced today
that arrangements have been con-
cluded for tie issue in Paris of
Japanese loan of s3S,50O,O00 at per
cent Thirty-fiye million dollars OF
this amount is to be allotted to the
redemption of railroad bonds.
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RESOLUTION NO. q.
Making Appropriation for the First
Circuit Court.


Be It Resolved by the Board Of su.
peryisors Of the City and County Of
Honolulu that the sum OF Three Thou
sand. Five Hundred fs3.500) Dollars,
be and the same Is hereby appropri-
sted out Of all moneys IN the General
Fund in the Treasury Of the City and
County Of Honolulu, for the purpose
named below:
Court Expenses. First Circuit
Court .................. So. 500
Introduced by Supervisor
WIN. H. MCCLELLAN.
Honolulu. April 2. 1913.
Approved this 18th day Of April, A.
D. 1913.
F521.st. Mayor.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

II. F. Dawson has moved his dress
making establishment from the Alex
ander-Young Hotel to large and com
modious quarters in the Pantheon
Block, Room 7S. 5522-3t.
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OVERNIGHT
FEDERAL
WIRELESS
To the Advertiser

Pope Plus end is but a question of
hours, according to the Pontiff's broth
J er and sisters and church dignitaries.
A Vatican attache, in d position to
know the facts, gave out this informa-
ton tonight.
At o'clock tonight the members OF
the Pope's family were requested to
remain nearby, to hold themselves in
readiness for a final summons to his
bedside. Doctor Amici told them the
Pope could not possibly survive the
night, but Doctor Marchfafaya refuses
to abandon hope.
death soon is inevitable and this aft
crnoon insisted on saying farewell to
his personal attendants, most of whom
had served him at Venice. The ply
sicians consented, limiting the num-
Der of servants admitted to the bed
room. ~
At one time last night the Pope's
temperature reached los and his pulse
was weak. The bronchial trouble has
returned more acutely.
The gloomiest reports were circu-
lated today. One was that the Pope
told his sisters that he would soon
see Rose" sister who died last Feb
ruary.
The Pope's relapse yesterday, ac-
cording to Doctor Marehiafava, result,
ed from his refusal to obey orders.
AneEnemy's Kindness.
The Italian government, supposedly
the Pope's hitterest enemy, this after
noon sent up a dirigible balloon and
sailed it over the Vatican, SO the Pom
tiff might see its evolution through
window Before his sickness, the
Pope's favorite pastime was watching
the fights of the dirigibles.
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was captured in Oakland, after jump
ing from the speeding auto and, swing,
ing aboard moving passenger train
bound for that city.
Charles R. Crane of Chicago, who is
known to be the foremost among
those whom President Wilson has I'M
der consideration for appointment as
ambassador to Russia, was a White
House caller today, and the executive
officers were silent about the object
of his visit.
Two great icebergs, 100 miles north
of the transatlantic steamship lanes,
and moving southwark, were discov
cred by the revenue, cutter Seneca on
April 13, according to delayed wire
less dispatch to the revenue cutter
service today.
Frank declaration that the Califor-
MIA Anti-Alien Land Biz is aimed d.
rectIy atsthe japanese, despite at
tempts to conceal it's real purpose,
was voiced in Washington today to
government officials by the japanese
in renewing his protest to
the California bill Japan's formal
protest is expected to b. fled later.
President Wilson does not believe
he can prevent the bills passage.
Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan
conferred again over the measure this
morning and decided to watch the sit
uation and, If necessary, send a state
department representative to Sacra-
mento TO get first hand information.
President Wilson holds thatsa state Z
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Sale of Property

O. A. Steven has sold at auction a
piece of land on Wilder avenue near
Keeaumoku street, to Miss Lottie Cow
an for twenty cents square foot.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-17
we carry the most complete line of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
IN the City
JAMES GUILD co.
; 4. BuRNETTe

camnaIssIoner OF Deeds for caTifor
- s.d New York; NOTARY PUB
/, ~, -. Grants Marriage licenses, Draws
sss..rsoes. Deeds, Bills Of Sale,
sss. wills. etc. Attorney fer the
$3.50 $3.50, Courts. 70 MERCHANT ST..
.sonoL 0Lu, Phone iat6
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The house Democratic caucus today
considered the wool, cotton and fax
schedules The principal debate was
over free wool, Representative Ash
brook of Ohio and the Western Demo-
Gratis demanding Is per cent duty on
aw wool.
Chairman Underwood, after an early
conference with President Wilson, ex-
pressed confidence today that the tar
iI bill would be approved by the house
caucus without amendment within the
next three or four days. <.
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Maine"I all Of
Pnkham Vegetable good health to medicine
/ myse a terrible .
Charlotte N CT
health with pains IN
sides II
do
thought Pnkhams
health
of baby
Charlotte N
Now answer this question if you can Why should wo-
submit surgical operation without first giving Lydia
E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound atriaf Youknow that
it has saved many oherswhy should it fail in your casef
Compound the standard 1AE (NHY
male ills. No sick with wOman's ailments M INN
II ~
herbs, It HI ~ NJdt
has restored suffering health Ii - ~ III
DWrite to LYDIA EPINKHAM MEDTCINECO. ~ ~ ~
HS CONFIDENTIAL LYNN, MASS advice. MN LM
and held In strict confidence. NM S7>S7t
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Calmly telling bow she held ND VIM.
Lansdale. chauffeur, with big re-
volyer while ioy-riding with him near
Chico, Cal, Myrtle Collins. 4 pretty
Chico girl, created a sensation in the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-17

STAR.BULLETIN GIVES Y0U
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-17

With the intention of lynching Ed
ward Beeler and Mrs Jessie Stroud,
following the killing of Stroud by the
latter, after he had found Beeler in
her company, a mob stormed the jail
at Vivian, near Shreveport, last night
Anticipating the demonstration the
authorities had brought the prisoners
to Shreveport ~
1t is reported the woman recently
insured her husband for $4,000.
Z was out riding with Ed when |
saw that Brute Stroud" Mrs. Stroud
declared today. Il knew must kill
him. He told me that II would not
dismount he would kill Ed and me. /
dismounted for no other purpose than
TO kill the fiend am not sorry In
the least There isn't chance to
convict me" ID -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-17

Asking the aid and support of the
public to prevent the threatened re-
duction in the sugar tariff. the Domes-
tic Sugar Producers, the bureau now
campaigning in Washington, is using
publicity on big scale to secure the
desired results.
Local sugar men have received
from washington some of the bulle-
tins that are now being published as
big display advertisements in Wash
ington' papers. Below are two
The Hawaiian Representatives are
the leaders in this plan, which is re-
garded as sure to make a good inn
preston on congress. Below are two
of the bulletins which have been adj
vertised extensively:
Domestic Sugar Bulletin No. 3
THEY SAY that "The refining inter-
est is the most important factor
connected with sugar manufacture
; ing i'm the United States. There
fore, the industrial position of re-
filming requires primary considera-
tion."
THE FACTS ARE that the refineries
of the United States do not produce
a pound of Sugar They buy raw
sugar already SO per cent pure and
sell it again after taking out about
four per cent of impurities. This
operation adds no actual wealth to-
the nation Domestic beet granu-
lated sugar is produced without the
assistance of these refineries. If!
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Unconfrned reports that Turke!
and the Balkan allies have agreed
upon another arnlistice continue to b.
current in Vienna and elsewhere
throughout Europe today.
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Moving picture films. are placed By
The interstate commerce commission
in the category of dangerous and in
iammable articles. and shippers are
hereafter required to pack them in
"spark-proof metal cases" enclosed in
strong alright wooden or fibre boxes
or pals --.t :" .... -.
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John J. Mitchell, a Democrat, was
elected to congress from the thirteenth
district in Boston today. after three
cornered contest, in which tariff re
form discussion figured prominently
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
MRS. c. W. PlCKELL
STRICKEN BY DEATH
Well-knOwn Detroit Lady, Long
an Invalid, Passes Away
in Los Angeles

Following many years or inyal' disnl,
Mrs. Lola M. Park Pickell, wife OF
Charles Warren Pickell. manager o!
the Detroit branch OF the Massacnu.
sets Mutual Life Insurance Co., died,
Wednesday. in Los Angeles, where the
family had been spending the winter
Mrs. Pickett was born IN Flint. She
Is survived by her mother. Mrs. A. L
Park, who WAS with her in Los An.
gsles; her husband, and three diugh.
ters, Mrs. Guy II. Bush, of Los Angeles,
formerly OF Kalamazoo. and the
Misses Louise and Marjorie Ptckell.
the latter at present a student in
Snith college.
Mrs. Pickell was member OF the
Moth. now the First, Baptist church,
an edifice Mr. Pickell was largely in.
strumental in building. The family
home In Detroit was formerly No. 60
Virginia park, but the residence was
recently sold as Mrs. Pickel.s Dhysi-
clans advised that she spend most
Of the year in California which she
had been doing for the last several
years
Edmund l.. Pickell, brother Of Mr..
Pieke4, has-been advised by wire. nat
the body Of Mrs. Pickell will he inter
red In LOS Angeles.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
Isl. LOUIS Nm
| IN TOLEDOBOVI
Jump Into Ffist Piss
2.756 Score in Initial ~
peexanoe On Alleys

TOLEDO, o., rsb., 27.--Tha 1rst euft
side lhvemen tsins IA set - TIE ~,
isys IN the nafibAsl' pcxiint teur1a'
ment here, the wooster Lamberte.
from st. Louis. and the Cables feo9el
Calgary, Alberta, TUNED n the t59py
est scores of the 10-pin cax0Ival AZ.
night. The st. Louis Ave went -
first place with 2.766. The Cau1ey
dropped into second with 1855.
Five leaders In each Division:
Five-men teams-WoosterL AmbersA
St Louis. 2.7ss: Cables. celearyk "a
500: College Inn, Toledo. .2.e74; g.
frey-Hofman. Monroe, Mich, 49,
First Assembly, Toledo, $3.50. 81.
Two-men teams-Cunningham-1
gin, Toledo. l.17s: Islan-t:'a@. q 4
iedo, 1,159: Zieger-Brocksosnk. Tole4e
Liza; Moses-Leary, To.edo. 111S
Krause-Carney, Toledo. Lbs. sas
Individuals-Brady. Toledo. ~
Pain, Toledo. SIS: Alexander, To-
ledo, ga: Hartsing. Toledo. e11:
norman. Toledo. col. NJ
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
IS NOT
BROKEN BY 81
YEARS IN PRISON
Released at 7S, Daniel Graham
Faces World, Ready to
II Earn His Living q
SAYS HE SERVED TIME
As INNOCENT MAN
but | Forgive Everyone Who
Aided in My Conviction"
Declares Ex-Lifer

Inirty-t~o years behind prison
pars tailed 10 Kill the spirit of charity
and industry in the soul OF Daniel
Graham, now IS years old, who WAS
released, last week, from jackson
prison. to which he was sentenced for
iiIe. In 1881, for the killing OF an old
man. named Miller Graham IL now
living with sister In Detroit. and ia
planning TO again mingle with his fell
lowmen and earn hs livelihood. II
necessary. He also goes out into the
world again with malice towards
none, although he maintains that he
served his time an innocent man. hav.
ing had nothing to do With the death
OF Miller.
i was unjustly sent to prison."
said Graham with tears coursing
down his cheeks, to The Times. We'd
nesday afternoon. in the home of his
sister. but I forgive everybody who
had anything TO- do with convicting
me OF that crime. I was entirely In.
nocent."
Graham was taken Ill In prison, q
few months before his unconditional
pardon by Gov. Ferris, and he Is still
quite weak. His mind, however. is
as clear as ever and he IL able to CON
verse intelligently on all modern
achievements In the Industrial world,
despite the fact that he has been q
convict 20 long. There were no cleo
trio railways around Detroit when he
was sentenced: no automobiles, no
tall buildings and nothing of the
slightest resemblance to an airship.
Yet Graham has kept in close touch
with mechanical evolution, having
been an industrious reader OF maya
zines and newspapers while In his
cell. He also was able TO see motor
cars on the roads about the prison,
and even sighted an airship as II sail.
ed over the penitentiary. So he has
about as much knowledge OF the air.
ship and automobile as the average
man who has enjoyed his freedom.
While In prison, Graham was a
model convict, having the record of
never having broken a rule. He
served under IL wardens, and each
found him obeying the prison regula
tons TO the letter. Because Of his
good behavior, efforts TO obtain II par
don for him were the less difficult.
Convicted with Graham were three
others, one OF whom was . mar
named Clark. One OF the stronges
witnesses for the prosecution was ,
man named Gerard. Those convicted
vowed that Gerard had perjured
himself. Later. Gerard was convict
ed of burglary In Pontiac and was
seot to jackson prison. Clark came
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
URGES CITY PLANNING
FOR ACROSS-RIVER TOWNS

e. H. Bennett, city planner. o. Chi.
cago, who Is engaged on work fer De-
troit's Beauty board" addressed rep
resentatives Of the Windsor, Walker
vIiie, Sandwich and Fort City munich
pal bodies. In Windsor, Wednesday
afternoon, In regard 10 groviding
rlans for the growth and beautifica
lion of Windsor. He tol( his Hearers
that he believed Windsor AMI the Inn
mediate vicinity was destined to be.
come q big city. and he thought rlans
could be easily laid out 10 accommo.
date zoe. 900 people. He thought
O,Icllette-ave. ought to be extended
far beyond the Tecumseh.rd.. now the
southerly city limits.
Walter +. Campbell, president Of
the Detroit and Windsor Ferry Co.,
said that he felt nothing could stop
the industrial boom now going on In
Windsor. He believed that the bust
ress district OF Windsor would ulti-
mately extend as far as the Tecum-
sel..rd., out Ouellette-ave.. and he
thought the city should prepare &C.
cordingly. He said that the ferry
company planned to build new ferry
" aiting room and customs house In
Windsor as soon as permission was
received from the government to ex-
tend the dock about 80 feet into the
river.
a committee consisting Of Mayor
Clay, Windsor: Mayor Revell. Walker.
Vile; Mayor Donnelly. Sandwich and
Reeve Montreuil. Ford City, was ap-
pointed to work out details In regard
20 the plans Of improvement.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
MERCURY DROPPING;
IS TO BE MINIMUM.
Due to Slip Down Steadily and
Remain Over Friday; More
Snow in Sight

Detroit Is due to have piled up in
it's front yard few more shovelstui CT
beautiful snow Thursday. for Assist
ant Weather Man G.. d. &. Thompson
says the weather map shows that
snow furries will continue around De-
troit for the next - hours with q de-
cided fall in temperature.
The mercury will probably drop to
about Is degrees above zero, Thursday
night. and continue to remain III the
inwer part Of the tube lFridGy," said
he. The storm area il moving grad
ually eastward. Heavy rainfalls are
reported from southern points like
Memphis, Shreveport. Nashville.
Knoxville and other cities, where trl m
one to two inches has fallen. 1t is
colder today over the middle western
states, upper Mississippi valley and
upper lakes, with slight rise In tenn
pcrature. although still below zero, in
the northwestern states and Canada"
Telegraph and telephone companies.
as we'll as the d. U. r., had consider
able trouble Wednesday night. the wet
snow packing wires and rails Until the
former snapped beneath the weight
and the latter were as slippery as the
froverbial creased pig at the fair Rail-
road trains were late due to drifting
snow.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27
PRIEST ATTACKS
EUCEN,CS PLAN
FIR. BlanchOt Says Movement
Would Bring Mankind to
Ethics Of StOckyard"

The Rep-Fr-H Henri Blanchot- At
tackled the eugenics movement In his
fourth Lenten sermon in ST. Mary's
church. Wednesday evening, saying
that it would bring mankind to 1.-The
ethics Of the stockyard."
We are 10 turn our backs on the
Christian past and look for physical
in a pagan future" he said.
Better than the restriction and segre-
gation of the unfit is the old forgot
ten Christian law Of self-restraint and
of veneration for fatherhood and
motherhood. Eugenics, reduced to its
parts. Is simply new
method Of race suicide"
FIR. Blanchot also attacked extreme
styles in women's dress, the craze for
wealth, and over-fondness for sport.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

When living prices are sky high
and the average family has to skimp
tn everything. It Is well to economic
on even SO humble a thing as salve.
Nearly every family In this commune
iy has more or less need for reliable
antiseptic. soothing. healing salve. Or
binary salyes cost from Csc to 50c
per ounce, but anyone can make full
hall pound Of the very best salve
known to the medical world for every
day use on cuts, burns. sores, bruises,
itching. eczema. chaps. etc. OBJ
tain Of your druggist two ounces puri-
6od lanolin. four ounces benzoinated
lard and two ounces antiseptic vilane
powder. Mix thoroughly and apply
when and where needed. This will
last an ordinary family a year and
may prevent blood poisoning In an
emergency. It's healing powers are
wonderful, owing to the vilane, which
has many valuable properties.-Adv.