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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6, Chi
cago I.
At Boston-Boston 9, Detroit 2.
At Washington - Washington I.
Cleveland o; Washington 8, Cleveland
8 called in fourteenth on account Of
darkness).
At New York-st. Louis 5, New
York 4 (t3 inninesl.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-27

PARIS, France, Aug. 27To readust political conditions
during the the French cabinet reorganizcd. The
ministry of Premier Nvian resigned Yesterday and another
Immediately formed. Alexandra Mlerand is now war
minister while Theope ecasse has accepted the portfolio
OF foreign minister Former Premers BRAND Doumergue and
Ribot were also added to the ministry.
The given for the reorganization to form cab
net having wider scope comprising the best of all republican
prOnns in France.
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.TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At chicago-New York 9, Chicago z.
At Pittshurg-5rookiyn I. Pitts
burg o.
At Observation-Disclosures 3, Phila.
delphia 2.
At ST. Louie-Boston-st Louis game
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-27
G ~ 3 I
LEIPZIG SEEN OFF VANCOUVER ISLAND

OTTAWA, Ontario, Canada Aug, 27.-The naval depart
ment here that the German cruiser Leipzig was
recently north of Vancouver island
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-27

LONDON, Eng Aug 21.-Many assertions have occurred
from the Austrian according advces received from
Nsh by the Daily Post Some regiments short 40
of the reservists who failed respond the call the
according to the same information.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-27
HARBOR NOTES

With lumber and general cargo the
schooner Defender was an arrival at
Hama. Maui, yesterday. The vessel
covered the distance from San Fran
cisco in 10 days.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia Aug. 27.-The Russian ad-
has passed into West Prussia and had
German defending force in the Ebng district the Wis
tula. The Germans hopeessy beaten and fleeing
before the Russian cavalry. . @.'~f j..
Newspapers here declare that the German in Prus
STA amounted to a rout.
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sERMANs FIGURE ON SOON REACHING PARIS

THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Aug. 27.-The military
respondent of the Neu Couant says that Germany will
attempt to prevent the occupation of her three northwest
provinces by the Russians but will withdraw their forces from
East and West Prussia and Pomerana and if necessary from
all the territory north and east of the River Oder from where
the Germans will make their defense of Berlin. ...
Germany is undertaking this measure says this
respondent o provide all the forces necessary and give
time for the operating against France to deal death
blow the British and French armies barring the to
Paris Then the whole German army of invasion will force its
way Paris and from there dictate terms the French The
distance from Mons in Belgium to Paris is only
of the distance from St Petersburg to Berlin"
NAMUR FORTS STILL INTACT -
ANTWERP, Belgium, Aug. 27.-An official announcement
made here yesterday that the occupation of Ma
did extend to the forts, which still holding out
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-27
WARNS BRITAIN AGAINST SEARCHING I'd. s SHIPS

LONDON, Eng Aug. 21-Waming the British govern
ment against becoming embroed with America the ques
ton of cOntraband the Chronicle calls the United States the
only really powerful NEUTRAL Speaking of the probability
of American cargoes landing at Rotterdam the Chronicle
calls the of 1872 and the British government
against attempting to search American ships at sea
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-27

Emergency legislation removing re-
strictions on issues of currency and
American registration of ocean ships
was taken up by the house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-27
SMART FUR TRIMMED SUITS

NO tailored suit Is smart this season
without atouch OF fur. The models
illustrated are both trimmed with mar
row bands OF skunk. which is one Of
the fashionable pelts Of the winter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-27

nOX SaAI9 EIL3TTaa-HVLS
AFGO1 SAkaN -SsAta0L
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants
-..." Exchange.
Thursday, AUGUST 81.

Thursday, August 81.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived, August 26, 3
S. Mongolia, hence August IA.
Y--Arrived, August 26, S,
; S. J. "A. -Chanslor, hence August Il.
WORCESTERSHIRE, August &c, U. S.
A. T. Sheridan for Honolulu.
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Russian Fleet Cancel Sailing.

Russian Fleet Cancel Sailing.
The Russo-Canadian Company has
been advised by cable that in view of
pending hostilities in European wat
ers, the sailings of the RussianVan-
ccuyer feet of the Russian East Ash
attic Company have been cancelled.
The office Of the Russo-Canadian COM
pany at Vancouver was invaded by
30 Montenegrins who wished to book
a passage home.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-27

A fair-sized list of passengers have
been booked for the coast in the Mat
son liner Lurline, scheduled to steam
for San Francisco at o'clock on next
Tuesday afternoon.
The Inter-Island steamer w. G..
Hall is taking quantity of planta-
ton supplies in addition to general
cargo in departing for Kauai ports at
5 o'clock this evening.
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cIaudine Back from Maui.

CTaudine Back from Maui.
Much of the inward freight brought
by the Inter-Island steamer Claudine,
an arrival from Maui ports today, con-
sisted of vegetables. The vessel was
also discharged of 46 head of cattle,
So head of hogs and 10 packages Of
sundries. Officers report fine weather
with smooth seas and favorable winds.
Helene Lands Many Cattle.
Well laden with big island products,
the Inter-Island steamer Helene is an
arrival from Kiholo bringing 1892
sacks of sugar and 60 head of cattle.
<The vessel is reported to have met
with fine weather on the return voy-
age s.--..
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CABINET REoRGANIzES

accOrdIng to- the Same Information.
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u north Of Vancouver island.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Are Searching
 For Pennies

The following is tsken from the Tucson Star of yesterday. relative Co the penny ismine". Tomb.t tone saved the day. but read what the Stai had to cay:
 The search Tor pennies ip Tucson and the various cities about reached the scute rtsge yesterday when Man sger Burge-s Of tte Mountain States Telephone company began . hunt for the little used copper coins that a'e more scarce than five dollar gold pieces in Arizona but which Uocle Sam needs in bis business now.
 MT Burgess had just received the announcement that in sccor6sucs with the emergency tax lav every | long distance cell must bear tax of one penny He csled J \ Davis district cashier into hie off e
 Get all the pennies you csn," be directed.
 "Wha, is 6 pennyi" Mir Davis Tn .. quirei, getting interested. "Th.ts something I don't remember of ever seeing"
 Mir Burgess explained patiently that s penny i. e small coin made oi copper and slloys, ten of which make a dime, and MT Davis started out U rouud up the town's visible supply Of pen nice.
 He got 250 at the Merchants Bspk and Trust company. but after search.. ing about the city sLG st all the bsnks be was able to get only about 100.
 In the meantime the search for the small coins ws- going on st the other cities round about.
 "We have used . dragnet on the to~p," the chief operator at Tomb stone called, "snd have only rounded up 32 pennies in the whole town"
 This msde some gloom but later sensational news came from the old mining town.
 "We have found and old nicer the message came, "who hes more than Q thousand pennies hid awsy."
 This was the beet news ths: the office rs ceived and the old msDs sup- ply of pennies was gladly purchased. 1t is believed that the present snppIy will do until the rnints can furnish . new stock.
 The person wbo calls from slot phone must deposit . penny st the time of calling, but regular sub csip' ere are allowed to pay the tax wben their monthly bills are paid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
WEDNESDAY Judge Lockwood
 On New Jury Law

When asked by PRosPEcroR re- porter thia morning Judge Lockwood of the Superior Court had the follow ing t1 say suent the present proceed uFe in civil ca-es a- provid by law"
 The county has been put 10 con. Gerable expense n he last year CT so Gy civil c-s $. which were set for trial tel iuy, going of for various reasons. Under our preseut law ;hs cost oi the iury is paid by the county, and in no case by lit!gsnt., and the parties msy file new piesdipgs st sny time be'Cre tue actual commen cement of trial While believe heartily in jury trisls, snd am of the opinion that there is no better method known of fett'i-- nitOverted questions oi fact t.-E t- al before twelve men, yet sT inc iued to thiuk that this privil. ege is some times abused by the lsrties snd their attorneys. Juries gre ireuuently demanded for the sole purpoee of delay in trial. l set ti-g is called Ter, and under the law cannot be refused. When the day for trial comeR, the parties announce that the case hss been settled out oi court, as in many ct.eT, it is skoown from the besinuIng that It would be, or they have agreed 10 s continuance for come reason This. however, leave. the jury panel pre-ent with no work 10 do, at sn expense to the county of from one hundred to one hundred and fifty dollars per day, ss generally a new case esnpot be uut in on ehort notice.
 "lt seems to me that i! the law were amended to provide that parties csll- ing for jury must deposit one dsy'- jury fee st the tuna the case Is set for trisi, 10 be paid to the county if the cas- continued, and the jury fee, in- cloding suy .uch fcrie t were made & part of the taxable costs Of a case, there would not be co many demands for 8 jury unless it were really intend . ed ths csse should be tried. Ii further, it were provided that no piesdirg. should be filed after the cage wac set for tr;al except by leave ol court, this would remove smother prolific esuss c. delay end expense"
 Judge Locksood states alec thst at the fret session of the legislature he is to bring several mstters regarding prccf dure, et-. before that body, with view to laying amendments ct. tached, making them more practicable than st present. He exIec;s to have the co operation of slmott every judge in the State in this move.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
MONDAY Gleeson Notes
 of interest
MONDAY

GLEASON Nov 30 Mir Albert Schepp. was attacked by c large mou, ,tsin lion. while hun,i g in the ChirIcahuAs, but e.csped with only s slight injuries. last week. He is on a hunting trip in the Chiricshuas for the winter. Walter Cummings also 0. Gleeson is accompanying him.
 Almost every resident ot Gleesou went to the McNesi fair on Thsnks- giving, and had a fine tine.
 Judge L Rader, returned home sev- ersl days ago from Gage, Oklahoma where e had been on 6 few wteks visit with relatives.
 Born-Nov 20 to ibe wife of R Nj Moore. s boy. Oo the came day 6 son uas also born 10 the wife of NJ Marcello, Mother and son ip both cases are doing fine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
TUESDAY
Liquor Men Seek
 To Delay Amendent

A petition ssking the legislature tt
 give the saloons "a reasonable time,
 to close ere being circulatAG in Pboe- nix, according toa di-pstch from that city. They have not yet mode tbeir appearance in Tucson. co fer ..
 could be learned Monday, but doubt less will.
 It is assumed hy the circulars oi
 the petition that she Prohibition smssSmcs:is so:ss!!.ope...;-e. One section of the smendens says it sbsil become ttfs ctise January lst; another says sbe legislatuse s3all eract . suitable law carryir z the lsw into ef- feet.
 The ssloon men ere making pre- psrssions to fight in the courts any attempt to enforce the smendent be- fore the Legislature does place . law on the statute books They point out that even if the amend mens is self-operative there is DO provision for the punithment Of until the legislators do take ,oms action.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
MONDAY New Law Taxing
 Telephone Users
Especial to he PRospEcr,R)

Especial to 'he PRosPEcrJR)
 DENVER Nov 30 The far reach. ing effects of the European war will be felt in 6 small way by telephone ers, according to the announcement male here today by the Uni'ed States Inter nal Revenue DeparimeSt The new federal revenue tax on telephone and telegraph messages g 'es into fleet De- cem Der lst all ever the coun,ry, and a government tax of one cent will be c liected for every message amounting to fifteen ceuts or oyer.
 Otficisl. Of The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, operating in the seven mouu,sin sts,es. have hen busy for the past mooth notifying exchanges in all psrts nf the system of the manner in which this tax ,s to be collected ana turned over tu the government Notices have been sent to each of the 250,00O subscribers iD the sy em and plscsrds ccntaining the provisions of he new law are 10 te p,sted io every pay sta tion. According to the law, all long distance mtssages amounting to ft- teen cents or oAer are taxed one cent ~hetner from private telephones or from public or pay stations. Toll calls from private telephones will be counted by the company and taxed ir la lump sum ou the monthly bill. Pay station customers will be required tC drop penny in the coin box oi th, telt phone when their call is m, de
 There will be DO tax on local mes sages where DO toll charge i. made.
 The if etc oi the new las will b, irterestibg ID this western couptry where the number Of pennies in cir culation Is prop"rtionstely small, Ac cordiug to officials of the United State MInt 10 Denver. all pennies . e colp ed in Pbilsdelphis ard shippe, throu. h the local mint sr sub.treas
 ury Tor di tributiou. No shortage q peunies Is anticipated, ss the bank :. throughout the country have beel 6 supp led in the lass few week..
 | Iu some ases, according to tffoiA! Q! 'he telephone company the cos; ( co!lsc iog the tax from public pay s'a
 tions will exceed the iaI itself, bu. tn
 new la~ is stringent and requires tn
 collect ou to be made on every cali.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
TUESDAY Will Protect
 Project Cost


 PHOENIX Dec. Preliminary steps were taken yesterday by about seventy five farmers, for the formation of a stc ok company, to be known as the Associated Water Users," sp or- gsnizstion with sn elastic mem bership requirement, and . policy in which 1t is specified that certsin wrongful charges for reclsm ,tion construction work shall be opposed, either ty leg. station or before the commissions which will sssess the cost Of the proc ject. T he organization is based CD the old Farmers Protective league. which wss yesterday declared to be formally defunct. giving place to this newer, nore virils association.
 Believing that the Salt River Vsl- ley Water Users' Association is being conducted only for the benefit of the smaller land owncrs. the Aesociated Water Usere would not accept mem- hersbip in the larger body ss ore Of the qualifications for membership in the new one. and fnsIly the member skip requirement was made 60 elSstic that it will include land owne.s, bona fde hoidere of contracted lsnds and hol1ers of school laods. A cisuse to include renters was stricken out on the representation of one mem Der. on the ground that the inclusion of tbat class of water users would endapger the chances tie body might have, of getting consideration from the high officials in the reclamation service Once before. it wss said. the old pro- tective association had fsil,d q becsuse it had ss i:s bead . man who d,d not own or operate any irrigated lani
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
TUESDAY
Mesa City Nursery
 Largest In Arizona

PHOENIX Dec 1.-The largest
 .olid orchard of nursery stock in Ari-
 sons, one that will tsKe in over ls0
 acres Of ground. is that which the
 Mees City Nursery of Mesa will be
 working next spring when the lsst 60 acres are set out, Already the nursery offers one of the moet compIe stocks to he found on the rarket, for in ad- dition to it's ten acres of ground in Mess where space bss been on.mised to every practical sdvapt.ee and tn ussnds upon thousand. of the young trees are growing, sixty acres 'ix miles northeast of here are being ,sed for the larger orchard growing. The land for the sixty acres which are o be added, is nov bsins prepared for he planting in the spring,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
G. P. BuIIard
 Will Resign

PHOENiX Dec z.-George Purdy Bullsrd. attorney gs neral for Arizona nee statehood will resign his posi- tion before his offica lspsee on January 1. in order to join ;he force of well known attorneys, who are retained by certain liquor men to fight she con- stiiu,ional amend ment for prohibition This is according to 6 sts.eIent said to have teen made by MT Bullard, him self, D tie street last evening.
 Governor Hun. denied that Mir Bulisrd's resignation had been placed before blu s1d would not say wheth CT or not he expected it. However. the rumor, which had grown either h fore or after the conversation iI which the attorney general admitted his contemplated sction, was 90 strong tast Hon Wiley E Jones, the attorney genersl-elcct heard i,in Tncsop, where he is attending 6 session of the ID s district court zs assistant U s attor- ney. The Republican conversed with Mir Jones over the phone last night and he said:
 "I hsve heard about the proposed Change, but have had no official com. munic.tion relative to it from Cover nor Hunt My pls3s do not cons template ,sking off e before January l."
 Attorney General BulIard could not be located last night, although more than one interested party was seeking him. Consequently, no statement, either confirming or denying the rus nor or ss to his sxs,t plane could be bad.
 It is stated on excellent 'aushority none of the Arizons liquor men are raIties to thi. fight sgainst the will nf- the people ss expressed at the polls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Soil Analysis Urged
 By U. of A. Professor

That farmer should have their soil analysed w-s the opinion of Dr. A. E. Vinson, professor of chemistry in the agricultural col lege of the University of Arizona. who at McNeal, delivered an ad- dress on the subject of Soils " on Thanksgiving Day to large num-
 Der of farmers of the county about that place.
 Dr. Vinson showed that the rea-- sons some soils in Arizona will not absorb water readily under irriga-
 tion is that they do not possess lime, and that the trouble might
 be remedied by the application of
 that substance. He made chemical
 analysis before the crowd of two
 samples of soil to prove his conten-
 ton. He explained that black all
 kali soil is also slow to take water, Id told of the wonderful results
 produced by the application of gyp-
 sum, which is so plentiful in that vicinity, to such soils.
 He explained the importance of a manure to give tilth to the soil. and advised the farmers to send samples of the soil on their land to the university to have it analysed. He explained how, with plenty of water, white alkali may be leached out. He urged the importance of a careful investigation of soil and water conditions before settling on land. showing that alkali water will spoil the best land in time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Approves Sentiment
 Voiced by Wheeler
"Editor PRosPEcroR:

"Editor PRosPEcroR:
 "I hsye read the letter Of Sheriff Harry Wheeler with no small degree of eradication. It bresther tha. spirit ni loosIty that should chsrsct-. erize every official and every .citizen of Ariz"ns- Geod government de- pends upon the ls~ abiding spiri, of the people. alec depends upon the purpose of our official servants to keep inviolste their oath of office.
 Some years since Sheriff Pierson vas elected Sheriff Of CumberIsrd County Maine, where all bis predes- COTS had failed in the enforcement o! the Prohibition law. Porll land is situsted in tf 6. county It was be- iiesed to be impossible 10 iniorce the lew in that city. To the c-edi. of that fearless sheriff be it said tbat in lees tbsn six mouths time. and in the face of the most detsrnin.d opposition, the law wss mpie;ely enforced as sny other ls~ in Msine. Sheriff Wheeler hss c large county and it is . mas. ot law abiding supporters He can, if he will, and believe he will, mste this county absolutely dry.
 RE DUNLAP"
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Court Cases Filed

935 L Whit, uinor, guardian Mary Stone, vs Warren Co; damages s2lS55.
 249 H Morgan &C Wslser Drs;& J Barrett CT; Title quieted. Judgment in suit
 s5l. Nina suits, Dr; c surts. Or; Decree of divorce. PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Estst. O. Jones; Order pub of notice for piotate of will. w Lewis; directing pub of notice to creditors. FJuliff: Dec l2 1914 a; 10 a m day
 for hearing petition of Annie Juliff
 for letters ti sd arm,
 " Lewis order pub notice to eredi''
 tors. V EOttct, bcc i- o91 aoA hSi'hk
 petition to show causa. T E set'e: Order directing Admrx to pay funds tn widow. T T Pidwell discharge of executrix. Johanus Pidweil. L Povlicich; Bank of Bistee sp- pointed admr 936 A Schwertner, Guardian, vs 5 Prov Nut B & L Assn ct al lnjunc- ; ton. W Meu CT; discharge oi sdmr. V BpiedIs. elias w Bright; Petition , prsying for revocation of letters of = .dmr. . Emma Fight; Dec l2 Jay of settle T men; of account.
 Gusrdianship of NJ Pears or; minor 1;
 Dec F day oi settlement O account.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
!mperial State
 Highway

IMPERIAL. Nov 30-rwo hundred thousand dollars has practically been promised by the State Board o! Con- iroi by the stste Highway Commis- sion and by the Governor for the building ot . concrete road from Fl Ccn,ro to Yoms. The goverpm snt is to build the road from Yuma to tue edge of the Yuma Indian Res ,rvasion. It i' not known just how coon the work will be begun but ip the near future it is thought.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Make Christmas
 Eyerybody's Day!

There are come folks to whom Christmas is . day of horror instead of dsy of joy. Thats because you and sod other seinsh, shoushtless persons p ,stpone our Christmss shop pisg. We compel letter carriers and clerks and delivery men and boys to work to the very last minute and the very last ounce of endurance ny not SHOPPING EARLY. Beeijes. we keep ourselves from getting the 1. beet selecsiou of Gifte, and we make shop ping . tack instsAd of joy.