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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18
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Sra 8oibington WebbeIss, al
aorporationerne / De Sorenebe Sta.
ter / 1912 bapbe en- RettoiortjeneIte
al $4,000, 600 900 - ire giaioner
Dollars - bnilfet err en- Sorsgelie
al $25O,0O0,0 900 oper 1911.
Sette 9elsb pil tnobringe De Sor.
eneoe Staters Heeierina $3O,OOO,.
600 i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES boiIfet er
$2,500,O0O, eaer s Grocent mere
emo oct foreaaaetbe Star.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18
ulvreet al Jneianerne.

;sro Soncouper, Sritiib GoIlrm.
bia. nlelSes Den t5be slpriI: 5 Sep,
tember 1909 iorimnbt TO SGgcre,
~. Malcnep % 60. @balen, paa
sburIolp SsIano, Ser liaser uoen-
for Gorofpiten al Sritiib Column.
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letter meS Sopeoifalerne fnuite iom
al Srclaa. Sc artaaeS of pGre
bIei mproebe al SnSianerne. Geres
Iso fan life antaees at ifplbes no.
Get llIpffestiliGloe paa Sagten, ba
DC beaae bar eriarne S9aere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18

geuo "SeccrabsBc'ien- Ill SIraininee %
genner I 8amIeInnoet - SirSoaas 90 Gre.
boasuoeaoeu ipiisr $3.50; SreoaesucgD,,
alene. 1925 pr. sar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18
ct foitbart Sao.

Sra Sos angeles, GaI., berettes ben
13oe April:
Wiis $. WcRaugbton ira Gbi.
cago onmeIote til HoIitiet iOag, at
bun bar blet fraitiaaIet en- Gia.
mantring o9ro 5000, en- Gengepung
inoe6oloenbe $3.50 og fine gren.
ringe, iom bum babe Iogt ira fig
/ ct gaoebus / Senice, meoens bum
tog Jig ct gao / Sceonet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18

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baIu Wtiuion, lout iut, % ilig er
oct oper belle Siuien. 90 BOG lor'
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lott at anitiue 9c]tragtningcr ooer,
noar ocn 1iO oil fonlmc, Oa Rorlf.
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gaoct Sen Acknowledgements, Der
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NNmbura lob her on Noacl Den
me Crcououmper "&uterlano" al
Stobclcu. Gcttc &iTmpcifib or $50
500 IonQt % 100 500 brcot. Oct
bar &Iooa FOR 1850 Eo&in9crer %
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~uoruiteS meo ct loo tort IntoI Sjp'
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"Sitanic" bapt iliee @iGIpemiolcr.
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renoc&, StiGbne iiftert bIet en- al'
Ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18

p-rrrB >, ,rro,r u.a slr-r, jos i5rH 1893 At rHr Posi-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18
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NcNlNlNflrcn 700 N0lpdIl Dor De
uil0ct 100000 til GcrritorictS Del.
toNcIic poo Son Observation-Disclosures.
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ltorc Giu9, noor pore 2c1i&Ioturer
fan bcuWQc& til at iuoic, at ri oocr'
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IiuC.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07

NEW YORK, January Especial to
The Advertiser With President Taft,
members of his cabinet, foreign diplo-
mats and hundreds of prominent per-
sons present, the funeral of the late
Whitelaw Reid, American ambassador
to Great Britain, was held here today,
Mrs. Reid was sufficiently recovered
from the shock of her husband 5 death
to attend the public services.
The honorary pallbearers included
Ambassador James Bryce, Secretary of
State Knox, Senator Elihu Root, j. p.
Morgan and Chauncey NJ. Depew. The
active pallbearers were composed OF
eleven petty officers of the battleshiI
Florida, with Lieutenant Hewitt com.
handing. After the services the body
was placed on caisson and taken to
the Grand Central Station, detachments
of infantry, marines and sailors acting
as escorts.
A special carried the body to larry
town, where it will be buried.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
NATIONAL FAME FOR
IMPRISONED EDITOR

BOISE, Idaho, January 4.-(By Asso.
ciated Press cable)-Sheridan and
Broxon, editors of two local papers SEN
fenced to Jail for contempt of court,
have been swamped with letters and
kilograms of sympathy and coincidence
from all over the country since their
arrest. Their cells have been turned
into flower gardens and have been
crowded with visitors, many of whom
have been among the most prominent
men of the State. The men were found
guilty of contempt in having reprinted
statement of Theodore Roosevelt at
lacking decision of the supreme court
of the State in the prediction fight
over the matter of national electors of
the Progressive party.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07

SYDNEY, New South Wales, Janu-
airy 4.-(Speeial to The Advertiser)-
Butchered by natives in New Guinea,
was the fate of two planters named
James and Hermann Weber. The men,
who were brothers, had their planta.
tion in the heart of the "nigger coun.
try" and were set upon by a savage
tribe of Papuan cannibals, who came
from the unexplOred regions inland.
No trace OF their bodies has been
found and it Is believed that they were
deyourcd by the blacks.
A punitive expedition has been form
ed, with the idea Of teaching the muir
dereFs "a lesson.
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WOODWARD CANNOT
GET HIS WIFE'S MONEY
Will of Father-in-Iaw, Up for
Probate, Specifies This in
Direct Terms.

a petition calling for letters of ad.
ministration and the partial distribu-
ton of an estate valued at more than
$4,000 was fled with Judge William
l.. Whitney in the First Circuit Court
yesterday. The clifton is filed by
Alfred Dunn in the matter OF the
estate of William Dunn, deceased.
The petitioner is son of the de.
ceased and the principal heir. Smith,
Warren g. Hemcnway are attorn, Us for
the petitioner.
Judge Whitney fixed Wednesday, Feb.
ruary 8, as the time for hearing the pc.
tition.
The deceased died ut Honomu, Ha-
wall, December 80. The estate is de-
scribed as consisting of corporation
stock valued at $22,356 and cash on
hand amounting to $2,S34.74, making
total of 25,19O.74.
The WILL which accompanies the PEE
tition is dated July %, 1912, and is
witnessed by George IL. Robinson and
w. O. Smith.
BY its terms one-half of the estate
is given TO the petitioner. The docu-
ment provides that the remaining half
shall be held in trust by Alfred Dunn
during the life Of Elizabeth Dunn, wife
of the testator At her death the bene.
fciary is to take one-half of the resi-
due and TO hold the other half in trust
for Lille Emma Woodward, wife of r.
A. Woodward, and daughter of tesla.
tor, The will provides that the in.
come from this shall he paid annually
or more often TO the beneficiary and
that if in the judgment of Alfred Dunn
it is necessary to use the principal for
her support it shall be done.
The will specifically provides that in
carrying out the last request the pay
ments TO Mrs Woodward shall be
legally placed beyond the control of
her husband.
Deceased was one Of the old residents
Of the Island of Hawaii. He was more
than 70 wears old Mt the time of his
death at Honomu, December 81 last.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
HILO WORRIES
OVER BAD NEWS
Washington Reporl Says Break
water May Not Be Com
pleted as Laid Out.
(Maii Special to The Advertiser.J

(Mail Special to The Advertiser.)
HILO, January 3.-The report has
come from Washington that the PROPOSE
ton is being considered 10 build the
breakwater 1000 feet short of the
length originally planned. The original
estimate contemplated a l0,000'foot
structure at a cost of about $40 per
cubic yard Of rock in place, making the
estimated total cost 100000. All the
contracts have, however, run above that
yardage cost, and as consequence, il
only the 100000 Is spent on the work,
the breakwater viii fall short about
1000 feet.
In suGn ense, only KuhiO Bay will
receive protection from the weather,
and the present harbor viii remain an
protected and tho damage which tho
adoption Of the proposition mentioned
would do 10 lilio cannot br estimated
A. matter of fact, 10 make the hnr
Dor an ideal one N has been proposed
90 build another brenkwator running
out from the Wainnm eide, Ia which
ease the entire harbor would be pro
terted ana the fine stretch Of water
front near llllo town would become
available {0f shipping
Tho board 0t trade ana Tho rommun
liiY in general nll make ihe Yerl
strongest possible hght faf lhe eompio
ton M tha hrruhwatrr in aeeofiapr'
With ihe original pluus
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07

Washington within the next few weeks
and he on hand during the entire period
of the extra session, to watch the move.
ment of the tariff as far as it relates
to sugar and allied industries.
1t is stated freely in commercial cir.
cles that it has been a mistake for Ha-
waii s commercial bodies to go so long
unrepresented at the national capital
since George Mex. Mcclellan resigned
as the representative of the chamber of
commerce and merchants association.
1t is now realized that this representa-
tive should have been in Washington
all during the month of December and
should be there now. Even though the
cial interests of the Islands should
leave for Washington in the next few
weeks, valuable time will be lost, for in
this period o. few weeks before the
Inauguration of President Wilson, legis.
lation will be shaping and the sugar
feature will have been thoroughly in.
vest;gated by members of congress.
Judge Ballou is in Washington, but it
is recognized that he as the representa-
tive direct of the planters association
must nee ssarily remain in the back
ground.
There are other matters to be con-
sidered for Hawaii in addition to sug.
ar and pineapples, One is the Mahuka
site and it is likely representative of
certain interests identified with the
property ownership thereof, will also 20
on to Washington in March. Attorney
F. +. Thompson and John T. McCros.
son will leave for Washington January
%, their visit being to get in touch
with the Wahiawa water matter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
MAUI FILIPIN0S IN
NUMEROUS ASSAULT
Anil snecinl 10 The Advertlsel

(Mail Special to The Advertiser.)
WAILUKU. Maui. January 3.-once
more tho "littlc brown brother" Is in
the limelight. and the sheriff is oat
hunting for some OF Taft friends, A
Filipino has been battered almost TO
death and he Is now In the Paia hos
pital, with but poor chances OF reeoy'
cry.
Il appears that on New Years Eve
there was gathering a. Filipinos al
liamakunpoko. An went well for a
while nm the vino began 10 circulate
az bot pace Then trouble started,
and the end WIS thal several Flipinoa
are said 10 have attacked d eonntTymnn
and almost killed him,
The attsek ou tho man who was
nrnny murdered was witnessed BY q
number " people Tho sheriff has one
man iu custody, tnf expects 10 gol tho
Dihfga today fomrilmr
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ARMY ORDERS.
nv Federal wireless Telegraph

fBv Federal Wireless Telegraph,)
WASHINGTON, January 4.-(Spe.
cial to The ertiscr)-Captain Sam.
uel A. Purviance, Second Cavalry, is de.
tailed for recruiting service and will
proceed to Jefferson Barracks for TEN.
porary duty, thence to Charlotte, North
Carolina, and enter upon recruiting
duty at that place, relieving Major
Henry j. Hunt, Eleventh Infantry, who
will proceed to join his regiment.
Major Daniel Tate, Third Cavalry,
will proceed to Fort Leavenworth and
report to commandant of the army in.
spectors' service school for the special
course for field officers.
Major VIM. T. Wider, quartermaster
corps, will proceed to Fort Lincoln,
North Dakota, and report for tempo
rary duty as quartermaster.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
Nnr Fsasral wIrelt.. TsIsrrarh

NEW YORK, january A. Especial 10
The Adyertiser) Although william
Rockefeller through his counsel, has
accepted service Of the subpoena requiT.
ing him 20 testify before the puj0 com.
miitee, hls whereabouts today are ~
much matter VI speculation a. AZ any
time during the last hfieen days when
employees Of ihe committee Df the house
0f Representatives hays been irgng 10
roach him
Whether AZ Rockefeller mill be able
20 testify befon che COMMITTEES, not.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
EARLIER MATsoN BOATS.
Sailing Schedule of Jurline and Homo
lulan Advanced to Make Arr
walls Here at Better Time.
NV FederaI wIreI0ss Telegraph

SAN FRANCISCO, January 4.-(spe-
cial to The Advertiser) sailing
dav and hour of the Matson steamers
Lurline and Honolulan have been
changed from noon Wednesdays to five
on Tuesday afternoons.
The change was made in order to i'm
prove the hour of arrival at Honolulu
for these steamers, The sailing time of
the Wilhelmina remains the same, noon
on Wednesday.
The Lurline will be dispatched next
Tuesday under the new sailing hour,
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ny Federal wireless Telegraph. }


NEW YORK, January Especial to
The Advertiser)- President Taft, re-
ferring this afternoon to the dispute be.
tween this country and Great Britain
in the Panama Canal matter, said that
he was in favor of submitting the ques'
ton to the Hague tribunal for arbitra'
ton.
"When the time comes there will be
10 doubt as to what l will do about
submitting this question to an arbitra
ton tribunal for discussion"
The President said: 81 am willing to
arbitrate with Great Britain just as
soon as we get down to the point at
issue. This is just the time when ]
am in favor of arbitrating, because il
is the time when we are afraid we
might not win the test in arbitration.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07

King crime involving the moral tor
pitude7" Such is the question absorb
ing the attention of secretary Nagel,
who today received the appeal for ad-
mission to the United States of Edward
+. Myths, the English journalist
threatened with, deportation from New
York because he was convicted in Eng
land of criminal libel of King George.
His offense consisted in publishing a
story to the effect that the King, before
he became the heir-apparent to the
throne, contracted morganatic mar
riage, leaving his wife to wed the pres
ent Queen. The story was an old one,
hut never denied until after King
Georges coronation, when the arrest
and conviction of Myths were made to
forever stop the false scandal
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ately to the transport docks, where they
will board the Sheridan, which, with
the Logan, departs for Honolulu on
Monday morning.
Today the Fourth Cavalry, from sta.
tons in Arizona, arrived en- route to
relieve the Fifth Cavalry at Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
ANOTHER FATAL FLIGHT.
Aviator and Companion in Hydroplane
Are Lost While Making An
oversee Trip.

FECAhP, France, January 4.-(Spe'
cial 20 The Adyertiser) -Jaeubes lie
vasheur. while making an oversee flight
IN a hydroplane, accompanied by me-
chanic named Mallot, met with disns'
ter today The machine collL used and
both men fell into The sea an1 we're
drowned.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
KUH|0 COMING BACK
HOME SOON

When the legislature opens next
month Delegate Kuhio il expected to
be on hand to take part in the pro-
ceedings, and it is confidently believed
that he will devote considerable of his
time toward blocking any and all the
efforts of Governor trear.
That he is determined to make fight
against the Governor both in Washing
ton and here is stated to be fact and
he will let no opportunity pass to un-
dermine the Governor and his admins
tration.
The Delegate is said to have express
ed the opinion that Link McCandless
was utterly wrong in coming out as an
opponent of himself, inasmuch as the
Delegate intended after election, both
here and in Washington, to be of value
to- the Democrats if they would only
line up behind him in his fight against
the Governor and the interests.
The Washington campaign against
Frear will be kept up by the Delegate 3
attorney, w. A. Kinney. who came from
Toronto to Chicago to meet the Prince
and accompany him to the Capital.
With Delegate Kuhio back in Homo
lulu just when congress is about TO con.
vene for the purpose Of making its re-
vision of the sugar and other tariffs,
Hawaii will have no Official representa-
tive on the floor Of the house or 10 voice
its wants. The extra session of congress,
which is 10 be called by President vii
son as soon as he takes Office, will
be one OF the most important ever held,
30 far as this Territory Is concerned
but Hawaii with It's nearly S5O,OO0,0OO
worth OF sugar annually produced aud
vast capital tied up Ia plantations
faces situation which will leave its
interests high and dry aud unfepTeient.
"a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
INTERPRETATIONS IN.
Texan Leader of VETS Appointed to
Senate to Succeed Bailey Leg
islature viii oppose Him.
Az redernl wIrelcss Tclerrpphl

nv Federal Wireless TcleGraph.)
AUSTIN, Texas, January Especial
to The Advertiser) -Governo Colquitt
today announced the appointment of R
w. Johnston, editor of the Houston
Post. to succeed United States Senator
w. Bailey, resigned. Johnston is the
leader of the anti.prohibition Demo
Gratis of Texas.
The state Legislature, controlled by
prohibition Democrats, will meet Jan
uary ii and it is expected to oppose
Johnston's confirmation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
KEENE'S FORTUNE A
SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION

NEW YORK. January f. Especial to
The Advertiser) -Dscussio among the
friends of James r, Keene, who diol
Yesterday, of the supposed wealth Of
the veteran t'rfman and fuancier,
found wide diiersitv Of an, lon today.
Sore of Mr.. Kcene' s crcn Is think
his will is certain to dispose OF Cor.
tune of S20,000C00; others, who claim
they are in a position to know, saw that
not more than $5,00O,O00 vii he shown.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
tRy Federal Wireless Telegraph

SAN FRAhClsCO, January 4. lspe
fial 20 The AdYoTiisef) 90 special
trains. the Twenty Pifih uniied States
Infantry from Ports George Wright and
l.aNton, Washington, arrived in hsn
Ffaurifsa yesterday
Tho talllofs srrs marched lmmedl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
POWERS ABOUT
To TAKE A
HAND
Breaking Up of Peace Confer
eaCe Prevented by Advice
OF Ambassador.
WILL RESUME TOMORROW
BeIIigerents Ready to Take the
Field Again, Each Sure
of Victory.
WILL RESUME TOMORROW

!, X
X (By Federal wireless telegraph \
X ATHENS, january 4.-(Special y
X to The Advertiser) - Dispatches \
X were received here today that X
4. three Turkish cruisers and four X
X destroyers steamed down the OAR X
X danells this afternoon and en- y
X gagged the Greek squadron. The y
X fighting lasted for several hours X
x No reports regarding the dam =;
X age done have been received X
X =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
PARIS, January 4.-(Special
to The Advertiser)-The city
council by vote of sixty-seven
to eight decided today to ac-
quire from the government the
Notifications and adjacent mill
tary zone which it is proposed to
transform into parks and recrea-
ton grounds.
The cost of razing the fortifi-
cations and making new roads
and gardens is estimated at
$24,000,0O0, and about $25, 00O,-
900 more will be spent in the
building of belt railroad
around the city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
Baainssnasn V washington.

IN tho last few days, however, sew
eral conferences haze been held by mon
connected with tho largest business in'
forests relative 40 representation "a
Washington and II is being urged by
tho inner soi that sneh mra no y. q,
cooke. D. D. Tennsy, fatoa hlshop and
oihen " igapenes should 80 on 90
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07
4 ~ ** X X X y X X X X y y X y

X (By Federal Wireless Telegraph.) i
x TOXIC, January 4.-(Special to i
X The Advertiser)-The Emperor of 4
X Japan, according to local news \
X paper, intends after his coronation 4
X next November to make trip to \
X Europe on board japanese war !
X ship. 4
X 4
K X X X X X X - 4 X X X X X X X \
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-07

JANINA. BELEAGURED TURKISH CITY, AND GENERAL
sApoUNDZAKIs THE COMMANDER THE GREEK BEsEGERs