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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-31

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-31
IN all our
NEIGHBORHOOD
All He LII
There Is Hardly A Woman
Who Does Not Rely Upon
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Princeton, ILL., 20 had inflammation,
hard headaches in the back of my neck
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-31

Between the four acts special mu-
steal and vaudeville numbers will be
given, taken part in by members OF
Company d. A rehearsal is to be
held at 1880 o'clock this evening, at
which time all members of the cast
are requested to be present
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-31
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! 1914
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$3.50. Owner expecting to make tour
Of globe. Car can be bought at bar
gain on the instalIrnent plan. Car open
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car In the islands. A buy In . life.
time for some one.
Phone 3oo9-246o.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-31

Fifteen small sawmills are cutting
timber from the Powell national for
est in Southern Utah, more than 100
miles from the nearest railroad. They
are run by settlers during time that
can be spared from the crops. and
supply local needs since there is no
opportunity to ship timber in or out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
HONOR OF BUNNElL
 PLEASES CHENEY

The news of Charles F. Bunnells appointment to be o. S. District Judge for the Four Judicial Division of AL aska, has been received by Juneau Democrats with universal satisfaction. Democratic National Committeeman z. R. Cheney declared that he is very much pleased over the appointment. "afr BunneI' he said, "is clean, good man, and capable lowyer and will make a good judge. believe that he will give good sadsgacton'
 "I am especially pleased' ' said MT. Cheney, "that Mir Bunnel received the appointment in view of Che fact that District Attorney spence, Of Val. dez is nm applicant for the place had the active support of Delegate James Wickershom, but not of the Democrat ic party organization. It is gratifying to know that 1t is the purpose of the National administration to recognize the Democratic party in Alaska. con sider that this will put an end to the so-called Frame faction of the party which in fact had nothing in common with the party"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
ALL RUSSIANS UNITED

PETROGRAD, Dec 14.-Russian en- thusiasm for inc war is growing stead fly. Not since 1872. when Moscow vas taken by Nopoleon, were the Russians as unanimous in their de- termination to support their country's cause by all possible means as they are now. The present war Is declar- ed to be holy war and private per sons. corporations the nobility and the clergy are subscribing large sums for the wounded and distressed. This true not only of the capitals, but of the provinces.
 One Of the most striking examples of this national unity ia the decision of the nobility in several places to work the fields for the peasants who nro called to the war. This examplo .s likely to be widely followed. Tho people Of ail parties arc coming to- gelher and forgetting their feuds Jews are working with the Russians side by side.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
FREAK GOVERNOR TO
 EMPTY PENiTENTlARY

cor UMBiA s. c. Dec. 2f-Gov. Cole l.. Blease has not threatened to clean out the state penitentiary by Jan. but he says teere wiii not be a prisoner left twenty y-one days later. So it is concluded by the people of his state that there will not be many pris- oners in the peniteutiavy when 1915 ar rives. After his pordons of Thanks giving Day went into onect fewer than 30 inmates were left In the insti- tuition.
 Since assuming office In January 1911. Gov. Blease has shown execu- tive clemency to 1,43O persons. basine his action to large extent on Do unto others as you would have them do unto you
 The 101 prisoners granted pardons paroles Q. communications Thanksgiv ing included 1G serving fife terms for murder; 51 serving from two to 90 years for mauslaughter and 5f sery- ing terms for minor o0enses. There were 54 white men. 46 negroes and ! Indian The sentence for one mur- derer condemned 10 death was com muted to five years imprisonment
 Several of the paroles arc condi- toned on abe thence from strong drink ". T. Jones a wealthy Union Coun. ty farmer a1o was serving life term for poisoning his wife. was paroled on  g drink or Intoxicating iiQuor or re- marry and maltreat his wife he be returned to prison to serFe out his term.
 Harry Dean Of Spartan6urg, among tho life termcrs paroled. escaped seven years ago and returned to the prison Q week before Thanksgiving. He was convicted of murder when is years old.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
CONGRESS IS AGAIN
 AT M0RI.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-congress vent back into session this morning after the holiday recess. Nearly eY- ery member was in his seat
 Awaiting action of Congress are the big appropriation bills and the admin
 stradon program. Supply measures have the right of way in both houses of Congress and there are several gem erai measures to be acted upon in the Seate. in addition to the Democratic program of legislation.
 The Administration ship purchase hiiI is awaiting action in both Che Senate and the House of Represen. tatives and Senator Duncan U. Fetch a- of Florida. acting chairman Of the Commerce committee, says that every effort win be made to bring the meas ure up for debate in the Senate as soon as possible.
 Teday the immigration bin is the order or business in the Senate. while .n the House. the postotlice approp- -ation bill Is classified as "unfinish- ed business" l" and therefore takes pre-. cedence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
NOME MAN HAS SENTENCE
 coMMUTED BY PRESIDENT

Advicos have heen received in Ju- leau that President Wilson has com. puted the sentence of James Eckdahl vho is serving time in 0IcNeils Is- land penitentiary so that with his good time allowance he will be per mitted to leave the institution on March n, next.
 Eekdahl was sentenced to five years rom Nome, in 1912 for obtaining mon- ay under false preteusos While be was drunk, he raised a S2 pay check 70 $20 and obtained the cash on it. The sentence was considered excess size. Friends interested themselves n his behalf on account of his prev ous good character and interceded with with the result that the sentence vas committed 10 three years by the President Eckdahl is an old time min CT and prospector.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
SIGNATURES COME FAST
 FOR THE "WET' BILL

SEATTLE. Dec. 29.-Signatures are being received for the proposed amend mont to the recently adopted prohi- bition law that the managers of the movement to secure its adoption are confident that they win be able to- compel tho legislature to submit the same. The amendment proposes to concur in the abolition of Che saloon but to permit the sale Of liquor by a hotel of 90 room or more, provided it shall be able to secure license from the city council. to its guests and to permit the continuation Of breweries distilleries. wineries and wholesale dealers. In order to compel che legis. la.ure to submit the measure tc a special election in 1915 it will be ne. cessary to secure 82 900 signatures.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
ARMY OF UNEMPLOYED
 RECRUITED FROM CANADA

SEATTLE, Dec. 29.-serious con sideration is being given 10 the ascer- tained fact that the army of the m. employed in Seattle is being augment ed by great numbers Of people com ing to the United States from Canada in search of work. The prosration of the Canadian provinces on account of war conditions is driving hordes of people across the American line in scnrch of work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
''STaNDA R-0''
 READY TO
 DISTRIBUTE

oil win be turned into the new steel tanks of the Standard OH Company shortly after the iirst Of the year This was the announcement thismorn' ing of Supt. F. D. Bradley superin' tendent Of distribution, The announce. ment was confirmed by T. D. Helps, general manager of Che Standards supply depots in Southeastern Alaska, who has headquarters in Juneau.
 Four Tanks Built.
 The huge oil yats four In number. have been built on the Gastinean beach. midway between Juneau and Thane, ata cost Of over S100000. The survey for the construction of build- ings was made last spring, and active building begun in the sumner
 The main tank will hold distillate. lt is eighty feet in diameter and thirty feet in height and has capacity of 750000 gallons Of oil.
 Tanks No. 9 and 8 are 20 feet in diameter and 80 feet high while tank No. Is 10 feet in diameter and 30 feet high. The three smaller tanks will be used for the higher grade oils. Distillate is the common fuel for gas. driven boats, and stationary gas en- ginos.
 To Run steamshIps.
 Tho arrival Of the first tank steam. ship from san Francisco during the carly part Of January will mark the formal opening Of a new Industry here. Regularly the oil tanSerg will come North. It requires something over 26 hours for the average sized tanker to pump its oil from ship to shoro tanks.
 "We have not yet been fully advis- cd as to whether or not Juneau will be the distributing point for Southeast ern Alaska said Mr. Bradley this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
GEAR RETURNS TO FRANCE
 FLAG TAKEN BY GERMANS

PARIS, Dec 2e.-The Emperor Of Russia has restored to France a hag which since the war of 1870 had been in German hands until It's recent cap ture by the Russians during their inyasHon Of East Prussia. An official announcement to this effect says:
 By the order of Emperor Nicholas a French nag which was captured from the fremen of Trasneo in 1870 has been handed over to the French Elm bassy at Petrograd The flag was found by Russians in theoiicers mess Of the Eleventh Prussian Dragons, which was garrlsoned at Lyck, East Prussia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
MR, AND MRS. SNOW
 IGNORED AT SEATTLE

Word has been received here that Mr. and Mrs. George F. Snow. of Sc. atae and formerly of Juneau have been hon5red by election as presiding officers respectively In Miller Post c. A. R.. and stevens Relief Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Snow are very we'll known here having come to Juneau in 1882 and residing in Alaska over twenty years. Miss Crystal Snow, one of the teachers Of the Juneau public school is daughter of AIr and Mrs. Snow
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
WASHINGTON STATE TO
 RAISE BOYS WAGES

OLYMPIA, Dec. 29.-onlce boys CT. rand boys, messenger boys. and boys In all other lines of occupation, have been looked after by the state mini mum wage commission.
 Becoming effective February 20, all boys between the ages of l6 and IS will command a minimum wage of SS per week. Boys Of 16 and under are to be paid not less than SC.
 The minimum wage for women and girls employed in offices, in any kind of clercical work, is fixed at Si0.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
MONUMENT TO CAT
 WHO SAVED NoBLEMAN

NEWPORT. WALES. Dec. 29.--A subscription list Is being circulated here to erect on the grounds at Ecu. dal Castle monument ato tho nom. ory Of q French cat
 A stray cat driven rom village in Northern France along with refu. gees, is credited with having saved the life of Lieutenant Lloyd, of the Grenndier Guards, by curling around tho officer's neck during tho three days he lay wounded ana unattended on fbe French frontier rho cot i5 Haid by he officer 0 htYo acted ag Q fur boa Qnd gaeed him rom fgs lng to death.
 Lieutenant Lloyd is hair to Sir Mat. else Lloyd. Chief commoner bf rEai0s and the last , ia NuIn1 5fl8 ol thd Mogbhe5
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
CHURCH GIVES
 TREE WEDNESDAY, EVENING

The annual Christmas tree and en- tertainment for tho sunday school of tho Trinity Episcopal Church win be held stomorrow evening" December 30 ~ 9'clock n tho basement of the church. There will be on attractive program by the boys and girls and Santa Claus has promised to be pres. ent and prQYlde, some fun.
 end parents and Glends ere Invited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
WAR TOLL NOTICED
 WHEN DEPUTIES MEET

PARIS. Dec 22.-"This communica- ton is not such as a government usu- ally makes In outlining its policies for the first time" said Premier Viyiani, in his address today at the opening of the chamber of deputies war session.
 At the present hour" be said, there Is but one policy-to fight with out mercy until Europe is liberated by a fully victorious peace.'
 The assembling of tho lawmakers was a dramatic event. Many Of them had but just returned from the fight ing line, to which they expected to re- turn as soon as possible. The seats of three of the deputies and of one senator were empty, their former oc- cupants having fallen on the field of battle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
DEEPLY MOVED
 Al DEATH OF HUNTER

WASHINGTON Dec. 29-Presi- dent Wilson said today he was deep " grieved at the shooting yesterday in Nigara river by Canadian militia men, Of Walter Smith, who was killed, and Charles Dorsch, both Americans.
 4 dispatch from Ottowe says Major General Hughes. of the Militia Minis. try has ordered an inquiry into the shooting of the hunters
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
SHOOTS AT FiANcE;
 LITTLE GIRL VICTIM

MILLvILLE, N. J., Dec. 29-A shot intended for his sweetheart who tilted him, was fired through the window Of the home of Mrs. George Petit last night, by George Ham. The bullet struck Beatrice Bailey, six years old, and Killed her. The dead child was a granddaughter Of Mrs. Petit. Ham is under arrest,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
BRYAN HEARS PLEA
 TO REMOVE coNsULs

WASHINGTON Dec. Secretary Evan today had before him for con sidegati1n the formal notification Of Germany that American consuis In Belgium must be acceptable to the German military authorities. and ask. Ing for the withdrawal Of certain eon- suls Cor the present at least. The United States now has consular repre-. sentadyes in Belgium only at Brus- sells. Antwerp. Liege and Ghent
 The Belgian minister M. Wander veide has protested the German note
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
INDIAN WOMEN INVOLVED
 IN HAYNES EmsRoeLlo


 Three Indian women were mixed I'D Tn Che riot among the Indians at Halnes last Wednesday night They were aentenced by U. S. Commission CT J. J. Kennedy to various terms in .he E9incs government jail It IS said -he women were instigators of tpe. 2t- .2cls. CD Deputy Marshol w. S Hard. ns. #helcre Harding ret8'ned. to tho g0rt and got help rom che soldiers.
 Tho-Enpire ecorzespondent at Haine3 writes; "Harding certainly des2rve9 ereat credit for the manner in which he handled tho trouble He was stebbcd with knife aud Geatsn. .oyef tho head with a .stlcksoiawgo He had his revolge gercaath,. but he dyd not use t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
PROHIBITION IS STATE
 ISSUE, w. \. TAFT SAYS

BOSTON, Dec. 29.-Iu an address to the Boston Bar Association here last night former President w. H. Taft declared that national prohibition was @ dangerous proposition" and that it Amounted to a confession on the part of state governments Of their inability to manage their own affairs"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
FAIRBANKS BAKER
HELD AT NANAImo

FAIRBANKS, Dec. 19.-wiliam Heb ling, Q baker of this city who left here last fall for the states, has writ ten from Nanalmo that he is held as 9 prisoner of war at the British Colum- bia town. He was taken from the boat at Dawson and has been held since thattlme He has written friends here that the treatment accorded him is satisfactory but that the long com nnement is wearing upon him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
.LLEeEp "eooDLE MAYoRp
 IS RELEASED ON BONDS

TERRA HAUTE Dec 29.-Mayor Roberts yesterday was released in ln- dlanapolis on bail of s1O,OOO. He Is charged with instlgating wholesale election frauds, for which he received a huge sum of money.
 Sixty-three other Terra Haute busi- ness men were arrested with Roberts, Nearly all of them are out on bonds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
MEXICAN WOMAN IS
 HEROINE OF q ENTITIES

I1 1EnOtlhE Of- ff 1r V --9
 VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Dec. B. Ramona Flores has the distinction of being the only female colonel in the Mexican army. The Mexican Joan of Arc" as she is called has fought in 47 battles and was wounded twice in the war in Mexico.
 Her career in the army has been both pathetic and sensational. Two years ago at the outbreak of hostil- ities against Huerta her husband and four near relatives were killed, and her estate in the state of Sinaloa was confscated.
 Carranza gave her permission to join his ranks. She was made a colonel and given command of a battalion of 300 cavalrymen. Her most effective work was in the southern Pacific re- gion in Sinaloa.
 After the Auguas Callentes confer ence she and Gen Carrasco marched at the head of a large army which oc- cupied Mazatlan She is now on her way to Vera Cruz to confer with Gen. Carranza regarding her commission in tho army While en route the colonel will stop at Tuscon, Ariz, where she has two children attending school
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
cLUswomEN URGE FAIR
 PLAY FOR FALLEN GIRL


 CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-"Stop the mil -bat grinds to death tho women and girls of the street. win be the de- mand made upon tho uiuois legisia- lure this winter by delegation of Chicago clubwomeu.
 Abolishment Of the systom Of lining women of the underworld when the. arc brought into police court will go 2 long way toward stopping the mill Tho clubwomen declare. Providing homes for the reclamation of girls who have gone wrong is the second step Inc women win bring to the attention of the legislature.
 The delegation that will so to Springfield to work for the legisIa- tion win be headed by Miss Kate Adams. superintendent of Coulter House home for girls.
 Filming a girl caught in raid on disorderly report has never done anything but make ,ho girl more of a slave co the man who gets her out by paying her fine said Miss Ad- ans. There is always dive-keeper ready to fasten his clutches on a girl 6y paying her fine.
 "The same old mill has ground for yeags. A girl of the streets is ar rested. The cafe keeper into whose place she drags men Go buy drinks. calls mp a professional bondsman who sets her out. In the morning she engages shrewd lawyer and pays her fine. And the only way she can pay the fine hack is Go go back to the streets and trail more men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
SELLING AMERICAN
 CITIZENS PAPERS


 NEW YORK Dec Selling American citizenship papers to sailors on board the German lnterned ships In Hohoken is new industry.
 Prices range from S1 to $40. The sellers are said to be principally Dutch and Swedish seamen who make head quarters in Hoboken. They have either taken out papers of their own or pro cured other mons naturalization papers.
 The German sailors have become peeged at being held and in their de. sire to reach the Batherland to fight they arc willing to pose as American naturalized citizens in order to reach the other side.-(The Worid)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
FIRM FOR
 PHILIPPINE .INpERENpENcE

WASHINGTON, Dec zs.-President Wilson told callers today that hIs support Of the Jones BIll. providing for ultimate indopendence of the Phil. ippihep, would not be nltered by t,e ac5ns 6isturbances in 1lazasa
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
regE FATE f5 SET

CHICAGO Dec. 20.-1t is likely that Jack Johnson and Jess Willard wlll fight in Iunrez, Mexico. March 17, ac- o0rdlns b 8 gtatame eodee by WY
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
GAN sYlLL SHOOT

ST LOUIS, Dec 2S.-Leonard Hum. phrey a veteran Of the Civil War shot and killed one bandit and wound cd another yesterday when theg 0'.ed s0 9ob his store
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
FEAR FOB SAFETY OF
 ALASKAN ENGINEER

SEATTLE Dec 29.-Neil Maxwell
 a stationary engineer employed in Q marble quarry at Io6een Alaska, has disa2peared under mysterious c-rcum- stances and tho police fear that ho has met with foul play Na,ewcll had e largo 8un of money sn last seen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
EXPORTS GREATER
 THAN 1915

WASHINGTON Dec 29.-secre- tary of Commerce William S. Red field informed members of tho cabinet today that from December ] to DO. cember 28, the exports of the coun- try exceeded the imports by SS8,0OO,- Ooo
 While great deal of the tremen- oous increaso in exports is due to war orders of the benigerent European
 ations Secretary Redfield declared that normally the exports during the period would exceed the exports for the same period in 1913.
 The growth of tho balance in favor of tho United States to more than 3OOOOOO a day has stopped the ship ment Of gold to Europe and it is be- ieved that within 60 days 1t will be necessary for European banks to make arrangements for the settlement of in this country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29

LONDON, Dec. 29.-As New Years approaches, the same brand of war fare is being waged in the Western arena. The slow and tedious trench lighting goes on unimproved, with on- ly slight gains on either side.
 The official communique issued this afternoon in Paris by the War Office refers to comparatively minor French successes,7 but mentions a violent 6ombmdment Of certain French posi- dons by German artillerists.
 The French claim to have occupied a village in Belgium (name deleted 6y censorl that they have gained ground in the Argonne and that they are investing Steinbach, in upper AL sace, which has been in the hands of the Germans
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-29
 E70JI FOE
 THEY SAY


 today announced that the Russian ar- my's claim of great progress against the Germans in Poland is untrue. No mention Is made by the German gener- al staff on the situation in Galicia.
 LONDON, Dec. 29- An official statement given out this morning In Petrograd by the Russian War 0f- flee says the Russian army of the East has defeated and is vigorously pursuing the Austrians in Gallcia.
 The Austrian retreat is described by despatches from the front as "preci- pltate and disorganized.
 British war observers of tho pro- gress of the Eastern campaign point this morning to the admission in Aus trlan official announcements that Russia once more is master of the passes in the carpathlan mountains and that the troops along the entire Austrian front from Blala river to a point Northeast of Dukla Pass are fall Ing back. This means 8 withdrawal of virtually an the forces which swept across the mountains to form the ex- reme right wing Of the German-Aus- tro army, In concerted attack on the Russian armies.
 Elsewhere in the Eastern arena of the war little change has been re- corded. The Russians are said to be forming for a new attack on cracow. ] from which they retreated yester. day.