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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-12
GREER'S TRIAL FOR
MURDER UNDER WAY

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
MARION. VA, May 11.--Town
trial here today for the murder of
]. L. Thornton, a merchant, whom he
shot 10 death ten days ago In the lat
tiers store. Mrs Thornton, the
widow, was the principal witness for
the prosecution. She told how Greer
came into the store 10 collect tax
hill. Thornton. she testified, tried to
pat MIN out of the store and the
shooting followed. Many women
were in the courtroom during the
trial today. The case probably will go
to the jury tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-12

F4dIt0r Nlrglnan!
Sr.--I SEE some discussion IN your paper
about the rich and the poor. Now it is not
the simple fact of a man being poor in peck ct
that entities him to inheritance in the king
dom OF Cod There multdtudes Of moor in
ptNket who proud and naughty and over
estimate themselves. Nor is 1t the simple fact of
man being rich in this worlds goods that ex-
cudes hm~from inheritance in he Kingdom
Of God II is the poor in spirit (unfefgned) to
whom the promises made. It is possible but
hardly probable for a rich man to tie poor in
spirit.
A. r. BIANTON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-12
AxteIl SLIGHTLY Hurt

Decatur Axtell, vice president Of the
Chesa peal1e- and Ohio, who was struck
by an automobile, yesterday after
noon, will return to bis office this
morning as usual Mr&Axtell suffered
only slight cuts and bruizes. Shortly
after the accident he absolved the
driver Of the machine OF all blame.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-12

We note the fact that the Mexican medal ors
who sailed for Niagara Falls Sunday took along
their nurses. Must be expecting some rough.
house work at the A r c. conference
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-12

The Atlanta papers announce that the street
cars will run all night while the Shriners arc
there. With such an inducement at this the
Shrners will probably decide 10 adopt The
Georgia city as permanent home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-12

From what we have heard Of Huertas habits
We have no idea what use he could make of that
Waterworks station If he captured it.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-12

How In the world are We ut that patch of
ground in the back yard err congressman
cuts off our free seeds?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-12

'Slemp Strong For Roosevelt "-Headline
Couldn't he any stronger than Rooseyc1r Is
for himself
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-12
Rich and Poor.

Richmond, Va. MAY nth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
GROUND.BREA At FAIR
Will BESHONN IN THE MOVIES

legislature at the "EIawaii ground
breaking day. ceremonies. The plans
for the ceremonies are now being pre-
pared by A. p. Taylor director of pub.
licity for tie Hawaii fair commission,
in connection with w. 7. Sesnon, chair,
man of the reception committee; Com.
mander Woodward u. S. N. naval aidt
to President Moore, and Mr.. Vogel,
sang of the exposition staff. 1t is
planned to have every business house
In San Francisco, which has business
connections with the Hawaiian islands.
present or represented. This will in.
clude officials of the Pacific Mail, Mat
son. Oceanic and T. K. K. steamship
lines; ali the railroads, banks, trans
portation committees, as well as army
and navy officers, a large number of
whom have had service in Honolulu.
As far as known speeches will be
made by Commissioners Effinger. A. P
Taylor, Hiram Bingham. III, If he hap
pers to BE in San Francisco then: Hon
Norman Watkins, chairman OF the fl,
nance committee Of the house of rep
reseniatives. for the Hawaiian islands:
President Moore. fer the exposition.
Motion pictrues will be taken and
these win be forwarded 20 Honolulu
fffR Ufu flIfI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
ADMIRAL MOORE
IN AID CLUB TALK
HITSLEGIaAIION
Says American People Do Not
Believe Every Man of Prop
erty Is a Thief

Declaring that the people OF H. "
United States will solve present-das
problems by their sturdy independence
and intelligence as they have
solved other problems; making q spir-
tied plea for true patriotism, Admiral
C. B. T. Moore. commandant of the
Pearl Harbor Naval station, delivered
o brief but notable address before
the members of the Honolulu Ad Club
today. ..
It was the "lun cheon before the
Fourth. and was largely tinged with
the spirit of Independence Day. The
table was decorated with the Stars
and Stripes and patriotic songs were
sung.
Scmer of Admiral Moore's refer
ences were particularly significant.
There is great propaganda in
the United States to belittle and de-
ride the services of our army and
navy" he said. Furthermore, we
read In the morning paper that Com
gress has just pasS4I a bill that
makes no difference between loyalty
and dsiloyalty in our army and navy"
BY this he referred to the passage
by the house of the bill providing for
the repeal of the old law prohibiting
the payment of claims or obligations
Of anyone who encouraged the rebel
lion, which bin would open up large
claims by West Pointers who served
the Confederacy. -. z..s-t = :
There are things happening that
unsettle u.s. said the admiral, and
bringing his references down to Ha-1
waii, he went on: -. - O.. ~
I'VE know N Hawaii that we have
suffered in the matter of a change of
policy on the protective tariff. rs
in some quarters every man who
has acquired property is looked upon
as a thief. They think no honest man
can have money. All Of this shaken.
belief, this suspicion, brings on a situ-
alton when 1t becomes serious ques-
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men
OF The End in
REVIEW TODAY
New Field Equipment Liked BY
AII-Signal Corps May
STAY at Shafter

Fifteen hundred fighting men, wear
ing the business-like field service OF
Uncle Sam and carrying the new in
fantry equipment, passed in review be-
fore Colonel Francis n French at
Fort Shafter this morning The entire
I'd Infantry, with the exception of
possibly a third OF company on
guard swung by the post commander
in company front. keeping perfect al.
lignment and perfect step to the regi-
mental air. Annie Lauria
As typifying the "fofce Of arms
it would be hard to find q more striH
ing example than the Second Foot,
massed on the Shafter parade ground
this morning. Not a useless man In
ranks; not soldier Ian officer but
who could give q good account Of him
self in action The men armed with
the finest military rifle in the world,
and the officers, non-cofi staff and
band with the deadly Colt automatic
As, and behind each arm man who
can really shoot The maximum Of
destructive power, as . guarantee Of
peace.
- ne regiment Is IOFM6u, III HE OI
masses shortly after s O'Clock. The
command appeared for the first time.
In a body carrying its new equip
ment and the effect was stfikingIy
business-lile and soldieriy to de-.
gree never hitherto shown BY the
troops. The general verdict Of ali Isl.
that the equipment Is far In advance
of anything heretofore supplied to the
army. It Is pronounced eminently
practical convenient to dispose Of and
without harassing bearing surfaces or
annoying angles when on the soldiers
person. It leaves the Yearer s free
dom of movement as regards march
In and IN no way hampers the use Of
arms; while. as said above. tie gen
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
CARTER returns;
Will ANNOUNCE
CANDIDACY soon
Progressive Leader Back from
Island of Hawaii Organ
izati0n Trip

Former Governor George n. Carter,
prospective candidate for delegate to
Congress-, returned this morning from
a l2-day trip to the island Of Hawaii
where he spoke widely on the doc.
strlies and worked effectively on the
of the Progressive party.
Within shout two weeks formal an
nouncenient of MS candidacy for dele
gafe Is expected from the chief CT the
Bull Moose party IN Hawaii Adhering
to the party principle to emphasize
measures rather than men and to en-.
hance the Importance of the platform.
mo Progressive candidates will an
nounce themselves urtil after the plat
form has been settled A tentative
draft OF the platform. as published In
full In the Star Bulletin, has been sent
to al of the precinct organizations
with requests for suggest tonsssp pro-
pussis 0f amendment. These are al,
ready coming back TO headquarters
The final platform is to be ready by
july 10.
When asked this morning as to his
candidacy, Mr.. Carter said,
& have told the people that my an
would not be made until
after the platform is completed. But
expect to meet every voter in the
tContinued ON page eiRht)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
GOVERNOR HOME,
WELL PLEASED
With HIS TRIP
Commission of j. A. N. 0Sorio,
kealoha's Successor, Is Is
+ sued This Morning
SAYS HAWAII BADLY I'M
NEED OF BETTER ROADS
lntimates Several Matters Un-
der Discussion on Bio Island
VIII be Before Legislature

In splendid health and ready to at.
tack the large amount Of correspond.
eRce that has accumulated on his desl,
during his absence. Governor Pinkham
returned from Hawaii this nnrning.
and by 9:31 o'clock was busy 1t his
office once more.
One OF HIS first nieces of business
was to issue the commission to I. Al.
M. 0s0rio. az the successor % John
"A. Kealoha on the board af snDervls.
.ors 0f Hawaii the latter having re-
sigred after his conviction on q charge
OF embeazlement.
The governor said that mary mt.
tiers he he'd taken up on the Big ls,-
and with one or the other OF the rom
mittees that waited on him. ennld not
be discussed at this time: but lsa IN.
timated that several Of them would be
heard of during or before the next ses-
sion Of the fegisIature.
'.It was a very splendid tin Ia e..r-v
way. shape and form, said the chief
executive this morning. q have al-
ways been more or less acquainted
with Hawaii. but this trip has refra sh.
ed my mind on many Of the thtngs
there. *
"They are In great need OF better
roads, but they are not disDosed to tTY
TO get them thrOueh Il bond isene,
They do not feel they are IN a enn.
dition to Issue bonds at this time.
There are few things however. they
are very anxious to do without delay.
"A good deal was said about opening
Fort street. and building the approach
tn the Knhio wharf. and carrying ont
the csnal project to drain svamp land
near Hilo.
II found the people working In hay,
fnony with 4 strong pull ethAf
,snirit which was very gIad. to note.
.ThsE kepf me bust there nor ninss
noon and night. and tnel A0st ll.ity
and courtesy could not be Improved.
/ enjoyed every minute Of the tflpt
..Now that / am back, and q Freat
amount Of business befors me, which
must be taken care Of Al once. !"
The governor exhibited q pile Of let
ters to impress the fact.
4 He was asked Il he planned to make
any appointments soon.
ssNot until I can get around to It.
he answered II win be pretty busy
with this regular work for a while.
The governor returned with Capt.
James b. Dougherty. his aide and com
panion on the trip
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SON OF HIS HONOR
SURPRISES FRIENDS
IN JOINING BENEDfcKS

James ]. Fern. the son Of Mayor ].
]. Fern and employed By the city and
county as the chauffeur for His Honor
and the board Of supervisors. will
marry Miss Agnes P. Carlo, the 20
year-cld daughter Of John Carlo at 4
O'clock this afternoon. The Rsdding
will take place IN the Catholic church.
Up to almost the last hour young
Fern was successful IN keeping the
coming marriage 4 secret despite the
fact that he obtained the necessary
marriage certificate yesterday AFTER
noon. Tie news at last however.
Leaked ssa g. .''o11 @ e n',n'sip.I boi'aln<
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30

GIVEN rice FOR
DELEGATE RACE
Headquarters 0pened and Sup
portefs Begin ORGANIZATION Of
Campaign Forces

Senator Charles a. Rice. candidate
for the Republican nomination for dele.
gate to Congress. has begun the forma.
ti0n Of a strong campaign organiza.
Etion and line Of battle. Headquarters
have been opene4 st room 2S, Young
Hotel building. and r. T. r. Wate-.
house is prominent In the preliminary
work Of getting together the Rice
forces.
The Kauai man smiles these davs
when mention is msde of the race Tor
delegate.
4 am daily receiying encourag cement
from men OF az parties. = he said this
morning. 4 am particularly pleased
at the large number of IIAwaiians who
say they VIII back me to the finish !,
Senator Rice spoke ct q lively meet
ing Of the eighth praciIItt. fourth dis
frict Repnhlic3i 6lib iast might in
San Antonio hall Harry Bfurray, can.
didate for mayor, aisOsspolte The club
Is taking up vigorous organize ton work
among the voters Of the precgaet. John
X. Kamanoulu. candidate for represen.
tatiye, e P. Fogarty. A. Fl r. Vieira.
e. Z. Sch earzberg and Others were
among the speakers. One OF the fea.
lures OF Rice,s address was his In
dcrsement Of The proposal to limit
work on federal contracts here to citi.
zen labor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30

Everything Is ready for the trans
Ger Of the water and sewer depart.
ments from the territory to the city
and County, said Governor Pinlham
this morning.
Tomorrow morning at S:S0 o'cloci,
the members Of the board Of supervis-
ofs. Mayor ]. ]. Fern, Superintendent
OF Public Works John w Caldwell,
and City and County Engineer vii.
Ham A. Wall viii meet with Governor
Pinkham. in the latter's office, to con.
summate the formal transfer OF the
departments
The board is already prepared for
the transfer At tonight's meeting.
the ordinances regulating and provid-
ng for the two new departments will
be passed en- third reading. The new
city and county engineer. spent the
greater part OF the day in suDervis.ng
the moving of the books and records
af the departments from the capitol
to the treasurer's office In the Kapio-
lani building.
Wall begins his duties tomorrow, L.
n. Whitekcuse stepping out as the
CITY and county engineer. In addition
to being engineer. Wall will be ex-of-
ficio manager of the water and sewer
systems and has been given the right
70 appo Mt an assistant Who this as.
sistant win be was not stated this
morning The new engineer said his
name would likely be made known to
the board at its meeting this evening
He says he has no statement to make
at this time or policy to outline. but
viii do SO later. after getting in closer
touch with the workings of the office
Under the water and sewer ordi-
nances, It is provided that the rates
shall not be changed this semi.annual
---- IS s
fContfnued On naRe eight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
MYSTERY SURROU UflDS DEATH OF
DIR. EDWARD H. Arr "A AGE, WELL
KNOWN PLY SIC IN AND LINGUIST
IspeeIal star- RulIetin Wlreless;rl

44se4@.
mystery
st accomplishments body found
cocoanut Island evening
taken soete today and the result Of Z
determine If Dr. Aritage victim
met death from accidental The opinion here divided
fell the water aeedsntal stunned himself drowned before
shock the fall.
ability
.. 2. ~. eertheate Canb
islands
Honouu time then
Wluku
again, and three left for Hilc
But seemed 70 him and he
85
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IAssocIated Press se

IAssocaed ce BY Wireless
WASHNGToN,
hIeved
for slement natonel issu.
ASSEMBLED ror.r i, ~.
that delivered BY Champ Clark
Ing out that victory ln the nonds
victory stating would Is
er victory than through 3
Of
suffrage - - .s@'-a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
TO-DAY 5 MA jOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
NATloNAL LEAeuE.

Al Chicago Cincinnati i, Chicago
s.
At Pittsburs-st. Louis o, Pitts
burg I. X : .ss
1T Boston first game1-Philadel.
phia 5, Boston q; (seeord samef Phil.
adelphia 2, Boston 4 III
At New York-5rooklyn 1, New
York 8. . 50
AMERICAN LEAGUE. -
At Detroit-chieago Detroit 3.
At cieveIand-St. Louis 3, cIeVs-
land 8. -. -.--
At Washington-New York 1, Wash
inston 2. -. z
At PhiIadelphia-6oston S, ehiIa.
deiptia 8.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
Dir. A. 3. CT ARK so
ILE IN HlL0 FRIENDS
FEAR He CAN'T RECOVER

Dr A. 3. Clark. Ions time resident
Of Hawaii and Tor many years dem
tist IN this city. IS lying at tue point
Of death ID ( HIlo hospital. according
to reports today from passengers a.
irving On the steamer Mauna Ksa.
He Is said to Be suffering acutely
from Brisht's disease and HIS c0ndi.
fiun IS stated to be alarming IN the
extreme. b Clark Jrs Of The
Bank Of Hawaii; e with his father
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
japanese Press Proposes That
Nation Fix Status of Subjects
{ TAssociated Press service 81

Associated Press Ice; by Federal Wirel6ss1
TOXIC, announced 10
that the
United s.
Folowngathe
alien land law measus the Of
sfaction and u vocing that
The suggestion 10
Tx the status
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
-R0UJ OF FEDERALS !
AT .ZACATEcAS rs
SAID TO BE COMPLETE

ToRREoN, Mexico, June 30.-The
Rebel troops have taken Zacate-
cas- and the rout was absolute, ac-
ieordins to reports reaching here from
the scene Of battla General Barron,
who arrived at Aghas caiientes with
- men, reported that 5000 had been
captured BY the Rebels: IN his
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
Mediators Propose Long Recess

ASSOCIATED Press service
NIAGARA FALLS, Canada,
that viii declared
stitutonaist leaders state when
dent Huertas delegates
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Mt. Lassen Still Smoking
TAssociated Pres service i

= LAssociaed Pres. service by Federal Wireles4I
REDDING,
Der there have 10 decisive
Of
height
- . ss.z j
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TWo-B Battleship Appropriation
Bill is Signed BY President

. IAs Assocaed Press service by Federal WireesaI
WASHINGTON c.
val appropaon bin providing funds for the navy
~ appropan1 for authoze, ire
sale 70 Greece Of the batleships mssssipp and Idaho
sf0ooo0 h he
to the plan OF the
in the bH said Civil Engineer Ii charge Of Pearl Hnrbo work
I n
WORD n the naVai appIopriafon bill
miraI Moore by considerable
relief
day about So civilian euploye Of ths naval
Of
work at Pearl harbor
however as s provided for b what
- (
be
dry civil bin to pass up to this time All
dne under mo approximations which continue
Hovsger funds are getting alarng low this
and unless the bill
- ~
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Zapata And Cafranza Split;
Agraridr Plan is Rejected
IAssociated Preas d

MEXICO CITY, notice
his followers
and that the troops fighting under hs standard vii
Instead Of okng
and his followers to invade territory
sf
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Report From Mexico City Says
Huerta IS Preparing to Flee

[Associatef Press by Wirelesal
WASHINGTON,
preparatory in his preparations
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30

especial star Bulletin Correspondence
SAN FRANCISCO. June 24,-When
Hawaii,s old flag is hoisted to the
hreeze on the new site for Hawaii's ex.
position building at the Panama Pacific
international exposition grounds. on a
day yet 10 be selected between July
/ and I. II WIN announce 10 the rest
OF the world that Hawaii is to have
an Important place in the galaxy OF
states. territories and foreign nations
exhibiting their progress In the pres
ence OF officials o. the exposition. army
and navy officers and large throng
OF Hawaiian residents of San Fran
cisco. and people who have visited the
islands. the flag win be hoisted to the
top Of "a fisgstaff which win be en-
twined with lima leis.
Commissioners John Effinger on the
Hawaii fair commission viii represent
the commission. the governor and the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-30
DECLARES WOMAN'S
SUFFRAGE IS QUESTION TO
Be SETTLED BY The STATE

Announces His Position to 500 Suffrauettes AIonc Similar
Lines to Those Followed BY Champ Cark-Sees Nation.
wide Victory in Fight He Suggests But Denies Issue IS
National 0ne--WII Not Urge Constitutional Amendment
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT
Store sox4s. AIakea ST. Office space
list floor Merchant ST. IL acres of
land with house and barn and lots
on seretania ST. for sale, or lease.
Il. {. HENpRicK
Merchant ST. and Alakea ST.
Rhone 264a
Williams news., 1914-09-17
tcaeyush. 1914. hy srnhA. Mu.ssy)

| much like Mexico-or a revolution. eitheri"
 No, it don't" admitted Bud; "every- thing running full blast, too. Look at that ore train coming around the hill!"
 Gee. what a burg!" raved Phil; Say, there's some class to this-what? ? If mistake not, we'll be able to find 8 few congenial spirits here to help us spend our money. Talk about com pany town! I'll bet you their barroom Is full of Americans. There's the cor ral down below-let's Tide by and leave our horses. and see what's the price of drinks. They can't feeze me, whatever it isEwe doubled our money at the line"
 Financially considered, they had done just that-for, for every Ameri- can dollar in their pockets they could get two that were just as good, ex- cept for the picture on the side. This in itself was great inducement for a ready spender and. finding good com pany at the Fortuna hotel bar, Phil bought five dollars worth of drinks. threw down a hve-dollar bill, and got back five dollars-Mex.
 The proprietor, a large and jovial bontface, pulled of his fiscal miracle with the greatest good humor and then, having invited them to partake of a very exquisite mixture of his own invention, propped himself upon his elbows across the bar and inquired with an inRenuous smile:
 Well, which way are you boys travelling, If I may ask?"
 "Oh, down below a ways," answered De Lancey, who always constituted himself the board of strategy. Just rambling around little-how's the country around here now?"
 "Oh. quiet, quiet!" assured their host. These Mexicans don't like the cold weather much-they,would freeze you know, if 1t was not for that zarape which they wind about them sol"
 He made motion as of a native
Williams news., 1914-09-17

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