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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
GERMAN ADVANCE and SCOUTS TTERRORIzE 0SYE
CANADIANS LAND IN ENGLAND

oTrawA Ontario October H. ASSOCIATED Press by Federal ad to
@ carrying tie Mss thousand es0aSag Eoops Which make W the second
barking last NIGHT Plymouth e o the British the dhOt training
.fk<4 IN
Of ninety FOUNDERS 6opaers thirty
regiments These guns will be turned over 70 the royal artillery augment the
artillery the
rifles transports the
III. N ls x. H
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
RHEVMATIsM.

IlaYe You ever tried chamberlain ?
Pain Balm for rheumatism II not,
you are wasting time, as the longer this
disease runs on the harder il is to cure.
Get a bottle today, apply II with a Wig
orcus massage to the afflicted parts and
YOU viii be surprised and delighted at
the relief obtained For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
age Is for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
BO|IRB|NS
Are Thinking
~ ~ - ~ ~
QF ONE another
Minutes Kept by Secretary Of
akakaako Meeting Sizes up
Various Candidates

Treachery has crcpt into the ranks
of the Democrats. The cabal Of the
party has learned Of this trcachery,
and at their TRUSTING place they have
made the mystic signs and incantatlons
and burned the necessary amount OF
incense for terrible revenge to de-
scend on the head Of the traitor.
This traitor--it must have been q
traitor rayished the strong box of the
party, where all the secret ana mystic
records arc kept, and took from this
box tho very private account Of the
Democrats meeting In KakaalEo octo-
Der ~. II was a beautifully candid
account, filed with personalities and
naive observations on the shortcomings
and strong points Of the party, in the
way Of its record and future prospects,.
SECRETARY GETS TIRED
It must have been terribly TAXA
tive meeting. The secretary complains
of being tired near the end, and his
report in itself seems TO show this.
But he doubtless was e good secretary,
whoever he was. It was his report ON
this Kakaako meeting which was pur-
Joined from the stronghold
He gives a birdman's view Of each
speaker before paraphrasing what he
says. Usually he credits the speaker
with a good stage appearance but
with making a forced Speech or
one where the arguments were not
"cinched. - ,a
This is what the secretary said of
Supervisor w. H, Mcclellan:
"Stage appearances good delivery
fair; dealt in general statement with
out stating any specific instances TO
prove points.
WORSE FOR MccANDLESS
L. L. Mccandless gets 1t worse than
this The impression he made was re.
duced to these words:
stage appearance confident; deliv-
cry excellent, but little enthusiasm ere
ated.''
McCandless' speech, SO the record
states, was devoted mainly TO the i'm
migration law, which he knocked en-
phatically, and the frontage tax stat
rte, which he declared to be bad
law.
Sheriff Rose was criticized because
he made no argument, but the secretary
conceded that his sStage appearance
was excellent. He added that Roses
delivery was fair, but that he was
a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
General Engagement Reported

WASHINGTON, October l40flcia dispatches from Pero-
grad 10 the Russian ataehe here notify him that big battle has
begun on line extending from the neghbprhood Of Warsaw along
the rivers Of Wa and San to the Austrian stronghold Of Pre-
mysy and from Przemys southwark to the River DneSer in Aus
tria. The situation in East Prussia is unchanged =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
TEUTONS. FALL BACK

PETRoGRAD, October 15 - associated Press by Federal
Weess clash between the Russians and the Germans on the
left bank Of the vsta Tuesday announced in an official
notice yesterday ".%
The engagement took place along the road between Warsaw
and kaRgorod the Germans being pressed back leaving num-
Der of prisoners in Russian hands One Russian regiment cap
tured two German companies. .5a.... t . :
The Russians south of Pzemys locked in battle with the
Austrian German forces and the bombardme0 Of Przemys con-
%.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
ARIZONA GOVERNOR
WILL NOT MOBILIZE
MILITIA AT BORDER.
AsHINaToN. oetober j. lAsaoeiatoa Press

vRz As1IINGToN, october 15--tAssoeiatod Press
wv BY Federal Wiroless) -0overnor Hunt Of Ari
~ teegraphed last night to the War Depart
meut that he would send the militia TO the
Mexican border, in view Of the disapprcval Of the
administration.
He sad in his message thas no desired to cooperate
with the Federal authorities in every way in handling
the delicate situation on the border,
Monday night notification was received here that Gov
ernor Hunt would order the Anzona militia into the
field and send It down to the border for duty follow
ing the wounding Of two Ciizons and thres federal
soldiers in the recent battle at Naco, Mexico
the line from the Arizona town Of that name.
When the matter was presented to President Wilson
he held conference with officials Of the state and
departents following which Secretary Of War Garrison
sent message 70 Governor Hunt conveying the dis
approval Of the administration Of his proposed in
ordering the militia to the border.
Governor Hunt was informed that If he persisted in
calling out the state and sending them into the
field IL would greatly complicate already delicate
situation and make matters more dcult for the federal
authorities IN their dealipg with Mexico.
It was intmated In the message to the Governor that
II he persisted IA HIS determination order the Arizona
militia to the border, the President probably would ex
ercise his constitutional prerogaive commander in
chief On tho army and call the Arizona mtia into The
service Of the federal government hEfH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
KINNEY HOLDINGS
N NJ BRYCE SOLD
]. P. Cooke Announces That Alex
ander & Baldwin Have
Bought Out Promoter

= iaag II. & X, = !.
\ With regard to the affairs Of i
y McBrydc Sugar Company, ]. p. \
\ Cooke stated yesterday that all \
= differences between the directors I
y and agents of the pIaptation and !
\ WA, Kinney had now been COM i
+ pletely settled through tho pur- !
4 chase By Alexander & Baldwin Of !
\ all Mr.. Kinney's remaining inter, !
y ests In the plantation Mr.. Kin 1
X ney recently disposed Of consid 4
\ cradle portion Of his stock TO 9TH \
\ ers and offered the balance held by 4
\ him to Alexander & Baldwin, at i
x figure very near the present mar I
= ket quotations. 4
X This action on the part Of Alex I
y ander q Baldwin indicates in the !
4 strongest manner their confidence !
y in the future of the sugar industry I
y Of Hawaii and in the stability Of I
< this plantation. 4
\ THIS action brings to close the I
X suit entered by w. A. Kinney I
+ against Alexander & Baldwin in 1
y one Of the California courts, for I
y an accounting
4
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8 3 = n &c : = = = I

Mr.. Kinney s charges and allegations
Of mis!nanagement which formed the
basis Of this suit were referred first to
a committee Of shareholders consisting
of +. X. Staekable. Richard Ivers, A.,
~ Campbell, William Williamson and
George w. Smith, This COMMITTEES was
appointed BY the MeIByde sbarehold-
ers December 10, 1918.
At a special meeting Of the share
holders hela January 90, 1914, the in.
Vestigating committee reported that all
of the kinney charges of mismanage-
ment against the agents, Alexander &
Baldwin, were improved The share
holders unanimously adopted the report
and then passed vote OF confidence in
the agents This left Mr., Kinney with,
out any support After much negotia-
tion between Mr.. Kinney aud the
agents the latter have now acquired
all of the Kinney holdings. This ends
court proceedings. ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
ZEPPELIN is BROUGHT TO EARTH

Zeppelin flying over forest Warsaw has been brought
by voeys from Cossack patrol hidden in the forest The
GREAT dgbe was so badly damaged by the shots that could
bot escape and was forced to drop the earth The Grew were
Im1hTed .4l s :
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
DUCAL MURDER IN COURT


the
being gd that % treason all the prisoners being Austrian subjects
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
, Thousd1ld Ger1lla1ls AZ Ghe1at

THE HAGUE, October 10. ~ associated Press by Federal
MISUNDERSTANDING to the newspapers here $4,000 Germans
now occupy Client and are moving on BrugeS Or 0steEd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
MOST POPULAR PROMISE

PITTsBURG, October b. (Associ.
ated Press by Federal Wireless) -Pive
Thousand tons Of sheet steel to be used
for making bayonets, has been ordered
here by the French government,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
Lenabero Abandoned BIZ Slaus

THE HAGUE October ia associated Press by Federal
WreessThe Austrian legation here says that the Russians
have evacuated lemberg .| .,; @'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
Russians Reported Repulsed

BERLIN Wireless to LondOn), October IS. 49, ASSOCIATED
Press by Federal WeessAn official announcement from Wen
ma says that the Austrian troops have epused the Russian
cfeng armies and that the Russians are now in position only
on the eastern front Of Przemysl I%. !,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-16
WAR SUPPLIES MAY BE SOLE

Department
permissible and American neutrality
rial and supplies E5.ea5s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
SUGGESTION OF SECRET
REBATES IS DENIED
President Rca Explains Order
Of Commission on Indus
trial Allowances.

President Rea Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road issued statement yesterday re-
eardins the Interstate Commerce Com
missions opinion on short line railroad ar
rangements with industrial companies, In
which he showed that the allowances have
no suggestion OF secpet rebates. The rail-
roads. said President Rea. went to the
commission three years ago for a solu-
tion OF the matter. and the opinion pub
lished yesterday was the result.
THE rates covering the allowances by
the railroads TO these short Industrial lines
have been published and are on file with
the Interstate Commerce Commission. and
were and are therefore matter of public
record" says the statement.
THE commission itself. in the full opin-
ion. makes this statement: IT Is proper
to say that the whole matter was vol
unfairly brought to our attention by GER
tain OF these industries and the line rail
ways which serve them
I'm the briefs filed on this subject on
behalf OF the Pennsylvania. the New York
Central, the Baltimore and Ohio and the
Erie Railroad systems. the following sug-
gestion was made by the railroads them
selves:
1.-The payment OF any allowance for the
performance of this service inevitably
creates suspicion. gives rise to complaints
and the only way effectually to deal with
the problem Is to abolish all allowances
for the performance Of this service. either
by the industry itself. or the Industrial
railroad
There was no secrecy about any phase
OF the subject The effort OF all con-
cerned was solely TO obtain the assistance
of the commission in removing an hon
est doubt on the part of the railroads and
the industries affected as to the proper
policy TO be pursued"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
LANDsLDEs AFTER BIG STORM
California Hills. Undermin ned. Fall
Into the PaciAc.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Jan. 2s.--Re-
ports Of enormous landslides In the Santa
Ynez mountain district. which hurled
thousands OF acres of ranch land into
the sea. were tonight confirmed by tele-
phonic communication with Santa Ynez.
North of Naples an entire mountain
slid into the sea, carrying with II sew
eral ranch houses and many cattle. The
residents narrowly escaped. The ranch
OF J. L. Newcomb, situated on blum
overlooking the ocean. was entirely de-
stroyed The rancher with his wife and
two children escaped to the summit Of
an adjoining elevation
For many miles in either direction
from Naples the coast line has been
completely changed. the mountainous
seas having literally swallowed up thou.
sands of acres OF fertile orchard and
farm land. leaving barren stretches OF
gully streaked areas to tell OF the storms
fury. The Santa Ynez River reached the
highest stage on record. cutting into Its
banks and carrying away many or
chards.
Loss in the county is nearly 100000
Many families are yet unheard from.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
INSTRUCTION,
FOREClOsl,KE sAIEs.

~~r>~--~-~~-->----- 7~~~~>>- :
NEW YORK SUPREME rothr. Count
FORsCH. as Executors ~ the Las, WI.
and Testament, Of HERMAN sCHiFFEI!
cSMfANa ~ b hsfI"si sA'f H. rSs
OF u judgment Of foreclosure ana SAFE, dul,
made ana entered In tho above. entitled az
ton and bearing date the 10Th day Of ianu
In said judgIAent named. viii sell a. pun
auction; at the Exchange ,Saiesroom, 80
haitian. city of New York, on the 9Th da'
Of February. 1914, a. l.? o'clock noon on TIM
day. by l.. J. Phillips n Co. Auctioneers. ihr
sold and therein described az follows; Al
that certain lot piece or parcel of land vii
the building and Improvements thereon
borough Of Manhattan, city. County. and
.efiS.d a. follows; pEgiNNiSd a, "a poI1'
commencing two hundred and twenty n.y.
t22b, feet west from the corner formed BY the
intersection Of the southerly slide OF Ninety
parallel with west End Avenue, one hun
! dred tiool fee, eight and one half 81
sixth street. forty one an feet eight g,
| inches; thence northery and again paralie'
with West End Avenue and part OF tn
Goo) feet eight and one half tsh) inches
| TO the southerly side of Ninety sixth Street
Of a' Nnsy .is,n F Street ao" to fs us Zee,
s.sinniss; being the premises known by the
street isS Sum T sop west n ssfn street
"'e' sAFFuRGp5 AA 'csRRTMMEY, Re,er..
SOL kOHN, Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
2Ss s,osdway, Borough of Manhattan
| The following is a diagram of the property
to be sold. It's street number is $50 West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
EXCHANGE LISTS SECURITIES.
Many Bonds and stocks Approved
by BOARD OF Governors.

The following securities have beer
listed on the Stock Exchange: .A120c
convertible frst mortgage per cent
coupon bonds OF the CRANKY Consolidated
Mining smelling and Powder Company
Ltd; $40. 900. 900 forty year guaranteed
per cent. trust certificates OF the Penn
sylvania Company. 100000 nrst mort
gage and collateral trust thirty year sink
ing fund per cent gold bonds OF tbs
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany. $1,000. 900 preferred capital stocl
Of the Great Northern Railway Company
$4,000 common stock Of the Genera
Chemical Company, s5,0O0.00O New Yorl
and New Jersey Railroad Company FRS
mortgage 8 per cent. thirty year bonds
s36,56c,OOO first lien and refunding mort
gage per cent bonds series A Of the Hud
son and Manhattan Railroad Compan.
and s33.lO2,000 adjustment income pei
cent. bonds of the same company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
WARDEN HAYES NOW
ACCUSED BY ROBIN
Charged With Releasing 12O
Prisoners on SulZer Papers
After impeachment.

Charges that Warden Patrick Hayes Of
the Blackwell's Island penitentiary lille
gally released 100 prisoners on papers
signed by Gov. Sulxer after his impeach-
ment are made in motion papers served
on District Attorney Whitman yesterday
IN behalf OF Joseph G. Robin. who Is
attempting to prove that he was legally
pardoned by Gov. Sulzer before the i'm
parchment.
The papers bear afYidavits by lawyers
unfolding Robins contention that his par
don was issued the day before the i'm
parchment. and that despite Warden
Hayes's refusal TO honor II on the ground
that II was not legal he set 100 prisoners
at liberty on papers signed after i'm
parchment.
The papers contain the statement that
the first pardon for Robin was stolen from
person. II Is said by Robin that a second
pardon was granted by Sulzer after his
Impeachment and It was this pardon that
Supreme Court Justice Hasbrouck held
to be invalid.
An appeal Is pending on this question
and il will come up for argument In the
Appellate Division at Saratoga In March
Attached to the papers ID an affidavit
b. eN-Congressman Bennett in which ne
saws that on July 13 Gov. Sulzer told
him that he had decided to pardon Robin
and showed Bennett the pardon made out
and living on his desk. sulzer told Ben
net, according to the affidavit that II
only needed to have the Great Seal put
or It by the Secretary OF State. II wat
left with the Governor for that purpose.
Robin refused to make any statement.
Further charges against WARDEN iiayes
were made by witnesses yesterday before
II" Grand Jury which In investigating
conditions on Blackwell's Island The
cts charter provides maintenance Tor I'M
Nardens immediate family to the mum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
BUYERS DENY SUGAR MONOPOLY.
Wholesale Grocers TestiSy In Gov.
eminent Anti-Truss suit.

Wholesale grocers testified YESTERDAY
In the Government suit agains, the Amer
ican sugar Refining Company that com E
petition was keen and that the rcsner who
made tho best prices got the business.
several dealers said that In the fall they
purchased beet sugar instead Of cane be-
cause II was cheaper
Thomas II. Ward, Jr., Of weidman.
Ward 4 Co. wholesale grocers OF Albany.
said that during l9l3 about 20 per cent.
OF his company's business was with the
American Sugar Refining Company. 80
per cont with Il. H. Howell & Co. and
the balance with Arbuckle Bros. In 1912
me american secured only Is "a per
cent. and but l2h per cent. In 1911.
Eugene HART, another Albany whole
sale grocer. testified that never in his
business experience had he done all his
buying from tho American Sugar Re-
f1ning Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
sWAMPED BY COCAINE CASES.
he mists Haven't Time ia Analyss
STUFF Found ON Prisoners.

Because the Health Department ex-
perts can't find time to analyze the al
legged drugs found on all the persons ar
rested as users or sellers OF cocaine or
heroin Magistrate Deuel. In the last two
days in the West Side court has been
compelled to discharge seven prisoners,
For long time DR.. Reginald Miller
was the only chemist employed by the
Health Department to analyxe the stun
found on prisoners. Between analysing
and testifying in court he was kept SO
busy that cases were put over and pris-
oners were held sometimes for week to
await a hearing. When another chemis,
was procured TO assist DR.. Miller II was
found that both of them couldn't keep
up with their work. Magistrate Deuel.
who had held seven prisoners since last
Saturday. discharged five of them or
Tuesday and the other two yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
KILLED SAVING GIRL FROM CAR
Levine Rescues Companion, but u
Himself HIT.

Louis Levine. 22 years old, salesman.
Who lived on the southwest corner or
lo7th street and Park avenue, was fatally
injured last night I'm trying to save MISS
Jessie Orlein, 10 years old. OF 80 East
tooth street, from being run down by
trolley car on Southern Boulevard. IN
1As Bronx. Miss Orlein Is In the FORD
ham Hospital In n serious condition I'e-
win" died twenty minutes after the ac-
cdent.
Levine and Miss Orlein were members
Of party Of dozen young men ana
women As they crossed the southern
Boulevard. Miss Orlein stepped In front
OF car. Levine jumped for her ana
succeeded in knocking her to one side'
although not out of reach of the car.
which threw her down. The car dragged
Levine forty feet.
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT or TnE
UNITED STATES ron PORTO RtCb. -
san Cristohsl, Defendant VI 40 Equity
TO ALI. CREDITORS OF THE AHONE DE
PENDANT COMPANN.
No,ice is hereby given that by an orasI -
court made ana entered an N" .-Ud duy %
December, 1913, you are required 10 present
to the clerk OF this Court within the perlo I
NJ thirty days from the expiration Of this
advertisement. in due form ana under oath
YOU may hold against said defendant CON.
pany. This advertisement to rpUtiuun 20.
thirty days from itH first puhllratiuu AN
claims Of Indebtedness OF tie said 'uupau'
which shall not have been fleet with the
clerk aforesaid In accordance wen this
notice shall be deemed barred .Tuut ui
participation In the assets it, the hAuds -
the Receiver In the case, subject how ever
to the power 81 the court, which IS exp essiN
reserved, TO make any other further order .
Il may deem equitable with rcapect 20 such
shtedness
Date of hrst publication. January ~. lai>
(Signedl ANTONIO AGI- ANO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
HELP WANTED-MALE,
WANTED GENERAL MANAGEN

A coal COMPANY With $3.50 900 capital all
rs.d: a8e0 acres proven cool. running 5000
tons per acre; analysis showing ~ 20 he
demand in excess Of supply, superior freight
advantages by reason Of location: located on
main line OF Railroad, who use products nj
the mine In LARGE quantities; present capacity
500 tons per day, now installing new ma
day; want a General Manager, capable OF
taking entire charge OF business Of the
Company, salary " 900 and l0% of net
before Feb 10Th Address p. o BOX No. q
station A, Columbus Ohio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-29
PUBLIC NOTICES.

JUDTciAL DIsrRlcT.in n, matter of IL
AppI i a a"u rsis'Sn of G Sc
sMiTH' MoKRis K fEsHr lois il
S Jphx EAF MIoe HS3 sSara ""%
Rapid TRANSIT railroad Commis,Ioners o.,
The city " New York. for ana on behalf ~
sioners OF Appraisal. under Chapter Of the
Laws Of lsiI,, and, the various statutes
smsnas'01y aeF'S, nd aPremep.s
petual easements necessary 70. the cor
s,ruct!on. maintenance and operation =
from Third Avenue to the southern Boul-
ward. thence alons the southern boulevard
% the Boston Road. thence along III" Roston
IN the Borough Of The Bronx, wherever said
easements have not been already acquired
H RSriicfEs' Is iMiEHIREEssy GIVES ,ha, tn.
second Supplemental and Am1ded Repor
az Sna Ma.. the srSnn
Appraisal duly appointed IN M" above en-
titled proceeding which report hear. dat-
IN p s2sn csS .! MA in ~; ,hc ono ana Of
clerk of the County 81 New York on the es,h
day o. November 1919
Second Supplemental and Amended Repor'
Will be presented Tor continuation 20 he So
Special Term thereof Part III 70 ho heid IL
the First judicial District at the Counts
Court Hous" in the BOROUGH, ~ Manhausn
City OF New York. on the 3rd laN Of Febru
arv. 1914. at the opening 81 Court IN that
day, and that then and there, or as soou
a motion VIII he made thar the ,aid sccona
SSuppIsmental ard Amended Report oo con.
Dated. New York January 20 i9lA
ARCHIBALD II WATSON
Corporation Counsel.
Hall OF Records.
Borough OF Manhattau
city of New Yor,;