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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11
suaar On Hand At kona and kau.

Sugar on Hand at kona and kau.
A marked decrease is noted in tbs
supply OF sugar awaiting shipment al
Kona and Kau ports on the island d
Hawaii, according TO a report that to
day reached this city with the arriyai
of the steamer Mauna Loa The lis
includes the following: Punaluu Is,
649, Honuapo 100, Honokaa 400, Paau
10 1000, Paauhau $1,000 sacks
can1ano an Arrival at HiIo.
Twentyfour days from Port Gamble
with more than 600.000 feet of lum
Der the American schooner Gamano i.
an arrival at Hl1. This vessel is re
ported to have arrived at the Hawai-
port on last Saturday The SCHOONER
met with favorable weather for tbs
greater part Of the voyage from the
sound. The Camaho will be given I
quick dispatch for the coast.
n ..s.. ...
Enterprise Away for Hawaii.
Leaving behind more than 90
drums of oil and a shipment of live
stock. the Matson Navigation steamer
Enterprise was yesterday Afternoon
dispatched for Hilo This vessel vii
be discharged of the remainder of iti
cargo and take on full shipment 81
sugar before proceeding to San Fran
cisco.
Hawaii Sugar Report.
Sugar awaiting shipment on the
island Of Hawaii included the follow.
ing lots according a report brought
to this city by Purser Phillips with
the arrival of the InterIsland steamer
Mauna Kea: Olaa $1,000. Waiakea
1000, Hile Sugar Co 1900, Onomea
1892, Pepeekeo $500, Honomu 800.
Hakalau f7.700, Laupahoehoe Il, 459,
Kaiwiki 7549, Kukaiau 203S, Hama
kua Mill 7605, Paauhau 1900. Homo
kaa 1000, Punaluu 1858. Honuapo 100
sacks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11
UAnn-knd
FOR SALE
FOR sA4E

Home on Alewa Heights. six rooms
and large living lanai. hot and cold
water; lot large enough to accom-.
modate another house; rock bottom
price and easy terms. Address p.
o box 1872. sg2e 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

H. M. S. Iron Duke" pride of the
home fleet of the British navy, flag
ship of Admiral Sir George Callaghan
con,mander-in-chief of the fleet, es
pecially prepared to resist attack from
the air; below. King George v, head
OF the British navy and Admiral Cal
laghan, commander-in-chief of the
home fleet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia.
from San Francisco with more than
so cabin passengers and a small cargo
is due to arrive at Honolulu on Friday
morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11
G y 3 L g


LONDON England August 1.-The British admiralty
nouned that permission now obtanabe Tor the shipment Of coal
is danger to British merchantmen from foreign warshs
dispatch last night Prince William of Lppe and his
son killed IN the fighting before Ifege.
King George as result the war; last night ordered
BRITISH FLEET CAPTURES FIVE MILLION SPECIE.
The British feet s busy patrong the coast This was indicated
Cape oegal has been captured by British ship The Cape Or
legal plying Southampton aud Buenos Aes carried
sRsAs TROOPS MAs S At AT STATION i Tar
TOXIC Japan TO- special dispatch received here
man which Tsngtau the
base the China coast number approximately 10000 men 1t Is
stated further that the Germans mementary expecting at
tack from combined English French and japanese troops
TOXIC Japan August ipremer okuma of Japan address
ing the Japanese newpapeen here last night urged them
an from publishing sensational to the present Euro
situation conditions the Orient He asked
they refrain from the publication of inaammatory articles saying
they are calculated only to sSse the public nnda and to ne
secn that America sending Aeet Japan Concluding
he said America has made no demand on Japan and remains
GERMAN SPIES CAUGHT AND SHOT.
BRISSElsS Belgium August ll-Belgium by
network German spies Six hundred already been
and hundred shot today Of the
and soldiers well insignia officers Belgian army
The minister today ISSUED proclamation calling upon every
DO not will be considered spies and treated as such
Forty Thousand volunteers have already enrolled result Of
PcLcs csss ALLEGED war scTusEs rasoo
san FANcEsco CAL August IL The police last night closed
1nene riot because he displayed pmportea pictures of the
Franco 4russian
An hotel managers ordered their
playing Of national patriotic and Hungarian
vi Esss DcA + sET 8 CIR Rssi COAST
SAN FRANCISCO Cal August 1lDoors and other wreckaee
found floating along the off the Cliff
yesterday and last night first thought
evidence of naval but in naval circles believed
TO be merely the woodwork Of the British Rainbow which
cleared from here few that stripping
for action preparation for engagement probably
German cruiser leipzig which believed be somewhere close
20 this port
JAPAN$ EMPEROR HURRMS HOME; CHINA MOBuEEs
TOKYO Japan, August 10Numerom governmental affairs of
inaonal mpoance have become pressing that the presence
Of the Emperor of Toxic is absolutely required
I'm call from Count 0kuma premier
Emperor 4cshho today viii CAPT
tai Thursday The Mkado accompanied by the Empress
Toxic July "a for Che royal country villa Tanomozawa Nko
for the of escaping the terrific heat of the
planned remain there until the latter of September
Word received from Picking President Yuan Shih Kai
of the Chinese Republic alarmed prospect country
coming the battlefield for foreign had partial
mobilization of Chinese troops According the report
Of troops viii be concentrated the Sunang peninsula
where Tsngtaa the German base Wei the Brit
ish naval base situated
santa Neartn PorN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

The American Hawaiian steamer
Texan now visiting the island ports
VIII receive about H. 500 tons of sugar
before proceeding from Hilo 10 Bal
boa, Panama, about Aug. Is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

Lumber Is Ell route To iIilo from
Eureka in the barkentine NJ. Winkel.
man that is reported To have sailed
from the California coast on last Sat
urday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

A Zepplin dirigible. to carry thirteen
persons across the Atlantic end then
on to the exposition in San Francisco
use in the simmer of 1915. Will the
complement of passengers be filled by
invitation or eonscription?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

FOLLOWING the arrlvai of the Ameri-
ean-HaWafian steamer Iowan, the
freiehter Dakotan is Que 10 resch this
poft from san Francisco direct Aug
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11
HARBOUR NOTES

The inter-island steamer Wailele
has returned from Hawaii ports with
a large quantity OF sugar for tran.
shipment TO the coast
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

About so head of blooded hoes were
received from the coast with the afri-
val of the Matson liner Enterprise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

A few flashes of silence would inn
prove many flashing wits Selah,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

Oil amounting 10 about a.. 600 bar
rels is due to reach the port IN the
Associated Oil steamer j. A. Chans-
ler The vessel is due here about
August II.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

Associated Oil steamer j. A. Chans-
loT The vessel is due here about
August II.
One month was required to COM
plete the hGmeward passage of the
| little schooner Repeat, that sailed
from Honolulu on July and arrived
at WilIipa Eiarbor on last Saturday.
A short passage from Honolulu to
San Francisco has been completed BY
the schooner w. r. Jewett, sailing
from the islands on July Is and arriy-
ing at San Francisco on last Sat.
urday. .-E
Now en- route TO Honolulu and the
island ports are more than 5000 tons
of cargo including much material and
supplies for the United States guar
termaster department, in the Matson
Navigation steamer Hilonian.
One day late the Canadisn-AustTal
asian liner Mariana Is believed may
arrive at Honolulu on Wednesday. The
vessel is reported TO bring q small
amount OF Australian cargo About
passengers have been booked for
British Columbia in this vessel.
II. Hackfeld & Company have been
advised that the fire reported on
board the Pacific Mail liner Siberia
at an oriental port was a small one,
doing but trifling damage to cargo
consigned TO island importers The
Siberia is due at the port on August
"A.
Repairs believed necessary TO place
the Japanese liner Shinyo Maru IN
seaworthy condition are assigned as
reason for the change Of schedule
for the steamer Tenyo Maru, which is
announced will omit call at Honolu-
In about September Is. while on the
hoTneward trip with oriental cargo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-11

LONDON, England, August 1.-THE British admiralty has
obnabe for the shipment of coal
between Norway aud Italy. This taken to indicate that there
British merchantmen from foreign warshps
dispatch last night that Prince William of Lppe and his
killed IN the fighting before liege
King result of the last night ordered the
lease of ell suragettes confined in British prisons
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-27
FORD RUNS STRANGE SCHOOL TEACHES
FOLKS HOW TO SPEND MORE MONEY
TEACHES

Ford, and do SatiSfa Glory work, If he
does not come to the job every morn
ing with health and happiness. No
man can do his best work if he is
worrying about an unpaid rent bill, or
with the loan shark in pursuit of his
wages.
1--WE haven't an expert charity
worker in the shop" Ford said. But
we have Is supervisors who are under
orders to go out to teach our people
to live better and to want more. These
supervisors have all worked in our
Office or shop. They have our ideas
and are interested in their work as
parts of the shop organization, which
is a producing machine, turning out
automobiles and better and happier
people.
Zone of our supervisors can wash
boys face better than any woman"
Eighty per cent have 'cone Clean"
This means that they are out of the
slums, out of the dark rooms, out of
the starvation habit and on the road
to a fuller and more complete life.
Ford led the way for Neil and my
SSII " LIlO iIONihS PiSIN'S ShNNIOS
which is an important feature of the
Ford automobile plant, and showed
us the movie pictures he likes best.
They show a Russian emigrant arriV-
ing in Detroit; locating in a slum
house; getting a Job in the Ford plant;
finally coming cIean," all in a year
and never again to be satisfied with
less than enough wages for health
and happiness and never again will
ing to live on the peon standard.
Ford employees cannot get the SIS
day wage until they have come
Clean" as the teachers in this strange
school say in discussing their work.
'Have you bought many famous
paintings" asked Neil, as the pictures
of the Transformation of the so-called
"wop" we're flashed on the canvas
showing how an American citizen
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-27

BY OIIO McFEElEH.
Copyrighted 1914)
Detroit, Mich, June 27.-It posi-
lively beats all what millionaire who
will pay his men minimum wage of
SIS day will do before he gets
through!
l don't think Ford is through yet.
But one of the latest amazing things
he has done is to establish a new kind
of school.
It's the strangest school in the
world!
This strange school has Is teach
ers.
Ford's teachers teach Ford's en-
ployes how to spend more money and
how to want more of Iife's good
things!
The work is mostly among the for
eign workers. .....
Millionaire Ford told us about this
school and why he started it during
the conference between him and
Judge Neil, the crusader against child
poverty.
Eve want all our people" Ford was
saying, ito desire more and better
things, and demand a higher stan
dard of life. They can't have a high
er standard until they demand it."
'The ideas that have had to OPP
pose everywhere" remarked Judge
Neil, 'are that working people should
be taught to live on less. The employ
ment agent of Sears, Roebuck & Co.
told me that he went to Hull house in
Chicago and asked the social work
ers there what amount is necessary
for girl to live in Chicago. Those
social workers told him that at that
time no such knowledge was avail.
able as they had been striving TO
teach the girls to live on less"
AS these two men talked about
teaching mothers and working peo-
pie to demand more and to spend
more money, thought of the A. B. C..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-18
MURDERER OF MEXICAN
IS STILL At LARGE
Two suspects Arrested az hmar,li''
lnd Held short Time Were
Later Released.

The murderer or murderrrs 90.
-utu Cnncheg. the Mexican Who .'-
Killed Ina SWisher county late Mon
day. yer, sim az large last evening
.u TAR as was known here.
Two suspects we're picked up here
and held Tor a short time but iur'
proved not tu be the men wanted 'ut
we're 70 leased
The Two MeNionus arrested h'i
u.rr unable 90 give satisfactory
account of themselves but when tn.,
we're 4t.u IN Clarence Polar
tmekccppr Tor the Santa fr. VINO
has been here spending e tcW days
lt home. il became practically CO.
tain that they were not the m'.
wanted
Tu, stat, has we'll worked 1I'
cas-, uu ,irDumstauiial evidence ans
there is little doubt but that Il tho
guilty parties are every apprc1cud'd
thcy win De- convicted. sheriff ID
% CraUford let nothing slip 300 DIS
preliminary Investigation ana H
was ARMED with good bunch ct 'ti
dcuc, before hc started out 90 w'...
an arrest
n i- believed that the better elias
of Mexican 1s well as our own pcu.
pie and ibr Friends ot tbc dc'ras' D
0ll assist iu bringing th" murderer
Geo Justice
u is believed. also, that with 'h.
information al hand There i.rousI
Irrauleop portuniiy for the ruIli
man to ur lpprchcudcd within iI'
u,,f few DAYS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-18
TOO MANY DON'T WORK."
STRIKING AMARILLO
AuthOnue~ Busy Trembling some
How aud lseporting Other~--sonic
Given Lodging.

That the sheriff and police Gal
constable departments. assisted
,hc special officer. 81 the Io"
work 4 Denver and doe Santa fr,
and immigration Inspector ~ i
hobb. have done % good Work
looking after tho undesirable iluWp
clement that has been striking ana
.rnlo recently there BIS no 10 bi
One night recently the cts polite
department put Boz nfe tramps ''
.leep during tGe uigut Ou las' sa'.
urdny the same number Aer' tr.
rested on charge ol Farra'r..
some oi Tics. however. we're h',.
released
The sam. afternoon W - BO'h.
the immigration Inspector. loii or
I ~ Paso. d. aay oi th' Rock lsl'n .
with four Chsldeuus who 0crc '"-
! ing dcported They claimed tlr
came into 'he United States through
New iOrk
When Mr Robb telogrnphel 'I'
7 ScW York office be- was advised thar
their landing could not Doc verified
at that port They al.0 admitted
here that they mi represented tl'u.-
selves and came into the country 4.
I farm laborors when they really came
here 10 solicit money for an orphan
asylum Boz northern Nrabin
The elderly gentleman in H"
marty. who vas the father Of ono
OF tho Younger men. claimed 10 Poo
a priest not Catholic but soiF"
other sect An four were working
Z together for the anne cause
They admitted they bad not sent
II dime home since last Nav IS r,.
ceipi on one of The party shove
this 90 have been oni 90 an .nti'.-
dual aud not 90 400 institution
The elder gentleman could talk
English some. the others but slig. e.
[ Iy The leader claimed that DO spoke
I four different language that no
/ coulJ understand everything 'h''
eas said go him boo our hugu7'c hu.
That be- could not make hims'lf SO "
understood iu English
/ Hr Robh picked them 40 h"r"
/ when they alirhicd from Tho train
aud AS lhcv could not show that They
we're n tho United states lawfully,
/ %, had them locked uu ana held fni
three ar four d1v. while their case
was being Investigated peter Biiif
The tho Greek proprietor ol 'lr
Amarillo confectionery. who pale
number of languages aud has he
fore made him olf useful with 10
authorities here octcd az iutcrprc.
ter iu the iuv'-tigatlou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-18
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND
CONTINUES TO CROW
I ummiiiee Espects 10 RAISE fniit'
Amount The, started Out Tor
TwJ - -ck- Ago.

From reports received from OBJ.
Brigian Relief committee. most ot
tts Amarillo subscription. ~ fuc
fHud have already been paid .u
uIn The good vorE goes on T"
committee expects 200 raIs" 'hr .0H
amount they starred on for S.
Arrangements pre- being made FL.
bus flour right here boz amarillo.
The entire amount N.ii probably Dr.
spent ught here roo home and i.'
money put into food 20 rcliot' 'A'
hunger OF the unfortunate EelsIant
Il not the intention ~ the CON
mittee 20 forward any money what
ever
o. s aid that MOT cent wiil Do.
paid ont for transportation ITO"
transportation companies UIll lp-
nate their service .u moving these
products 10 New York
Arrangements have already n.'l
m1d, With The Belgian Relief Com.
mittee AZ New York City Co take
charge 81 Nmarlllo's donation 'rl
seo that 10 is ported 10 ie.-
glum and properly distributed.
Mr. Landrrgin of The AmarnIo
Relief Committee taies that not @
dollar all be- lost or misspeui bur
that the whole pill be- trsnsportcn
1l the way 10 the Ieigiaus without
cent Of cXDen
The contribution from Amarillo
viii also include % large quantity 'i
clothing
n every city of 10000 uouulo.
ton iu the United states viii do 40
veil Amarillo Is doing. ana larger
and smaller cities 600 proportion. u
Vim 20 along way toward relie'li <
The suffering ~ Belgium milliohf
Tho State Of Kansas Hiil be- ON
~ the heaviest contributors W.
wheat sud flour No some cases
pholr trnlnlOadF. almost, are Rniur
ont Some elite. are contributing
emo iVn and three carloads
Ncv York CIV o. giving million
which ~ probably marc in prorDt
zion than II Amarillo were 10 douh''
hoe amount
Tho total amount .uould Dee raised
rrr, Within The ucNi two v'o'
'o that the committee can Wind uf
ita york bv Tho end of Tho month
E,rry writer that yisii tHo 'auH
OF Bolrians toll tho came .'t-r q
story of Devastation aad d'.ullilln'
that undesirable There ha. beer
much suffering and will Doc mncl
more the best that can be- done
everyone SHOULD do .omcthiur o. CO.
,icVr the situation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-18

from The Immigration department az
III Paso. which is the head OF tnia
district
Being Christians, they arc afrab
OF the so-callcd Holy Juar. Of the
Mohammedans aud do not want Go
get back TO Syria at this time The.
claimed that they landed In Ne"
York last February
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-18
RAILWAY ENGINEER
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Va. Brought a. Amarillo Late ir--
tsrdat aud Is,,ksd lp-Mll
Have Hearing soon

Frank s Uaesaft 70 raiHal .as.
ur.- f0rmfry o. .dIng Goo Amarillo
arrested af slaiou WrlurI.I
fu| H.f fn im1r..i1 TAurslaI
afternoon hero boz aas looked Ip
DU statutory .barFe
TH. arrest Har mode tf fhr 90.
u..r lf potter County officials UI
.tIH. damaging statements made
Do. t..Ha.H relf 1ld girl. The e.~.
.He H rf her thirteenth birth.
|a, uU slsmber DO
Iiasealf tHu is uIu about iN
r.r .f ago. .'ugi.s maintain hiH
m. 1t.u.. &c. als transferred from
Amarillo n September .uco Hhirh
'r.e Us Ha. resided 100 -iaiou
Tho sir Ohio is thr daughter OF 70
railway engineer hos been living tt
f.r UHlea.f home most OF The time
nte tHr death of uer mother ot
,r.I gmr ago About three weeks
aro Dor ath,r bad Hf- brought 20
Amarillo
Uhg.gt $50. probably hr given q
preliminary hearing today. hen he
sIU boz bound over 90 tRait tho &C.
zion OF ir. District Court it th" csi.
Iouor against Hiu uould boz deemed
efficient
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-18
NNNRII.I.o HORSES
LEAVE FOH WAR IpNi

Th, Mcknight Tran fer Cumpa
shipped oIt carload ~ horses We.
ur.llt Tor the European var tn'r
Tho car contained twenty .fu1.
horse. of pretty good 1'rr1r'
grade Some of them Nrrr s'p
horse. and the carload would t.'
5ar about .00a pounds each Sor
we're heavy enough for tho artillcr
They were shipped from here 'o ff
Worth
several thousand horses are '" ti
pI,kDI up nov loo Mi. country i'
fhs warning nations AND Tho rosa .'
uf rours, win De- 90 spriug price
.Om, hero
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-18

Nr Robb. the United States lmm
s-aiIuu In pccior a. AMARILLO. h18
returned from ~ Pa where Do
acut some DAYS ago with four Can
deans whose right 90 he Hu The
Jutei Si1tes Is beiug investigate
The men have never vet been 1b''
fO produce satisfactory crcd'n'i b
aud they ore sull being held ai Of
pasu. U believed they viii D. Do
ported
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-18

DON'T MISS THIS Cor ont 900
DO sutlO.. five cents % FOLEY 2
90 DhiclEo 90. eritins VOW name
aul addre.s ciearlv You vill ro
ceite in return a free trial package
containing Folcv's Money aul Tar
Compound Tor coushs colds and
crouu Fole, kidney Pills fUr pair
in side md back. rhcumastim. ba 4.
ache Kidney and bladder ailments.
ant Foler Cathar,ic Tablet, q uhul"
some suf fhororrhiv clean.iur ca.
thariic especially comforting o.
stout pers1us. SOLD by al drugsis'1
adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-18

After they were first picked up
here they wanted 90 make Il volun
tary return 10 Mexico They were
then given their liberty but failed
10 show up later for passage To ~
Paso. on the other hand they con.
tlnuc5 10 solicit as they had at Here
ford, their last stop before rcucnius
Amarillo
Warrant. tor them were sent hDro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-18

rra Daily Sca want Ad.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-04

with grip, was compelled to forego
the pleasure Of going.
c. O. Whittemore, general IL
sci for the Los Angeles, San Pedro
and Salt Lake railroad, arrived in
the capital this morning to appear
before the tax commission on mat
tr, connected with the assessment
OF the road he represents.
S. ]. Weeks and wife OF Elko
county. parents of Mrs. p. \. Nc
Carrcn. who have been visiting the
latter and her husband in Carson
ior some time past, left thi, m"rn-
! my for the coast, where they Will
spend the next few weeks
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-04
FOrty-M Mile Desert
Made an Oasis

Five million dollars have been in
vested to date by the United States
government in the Truckcc-Carson
irrigation project in Western Ne
vada, the first project begun lnder
the national reclamation ? The
ultimate investment wi appru>l-
mate seven million doll.,re.
This project takes water for irr,-
cation from the combined supply ii
the Truckcc and Carson rivers. with
storage in the Lahontan reservoir,
now nearing completion. -Four miles
below this reservoir, which has 4
capacity OF 29O,OOO acre feet, diver
sion is made by two main canal,
and a system Of about 500 miles oI